Looking to be a leader in the community and set a healthy example, Desert View Hospital is set to kick butts in the coming months.
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In the midst of celebrating their 50th year in operation, Valley Electric Association is moving ahead to offer its service area broadband internet, tentatively scheduled to be up and running by the end of the year.
The elderly Pahrump man attacked by three pit bulls last month has died.
ThreadzFest and Backyard BBQ took place April 4 featuring a list of regional bands with national act, Crown the Empire, headlining the event.
Officials with NyE Communities Coalition are again taking on the issue of hunger within Nye County.
TONOPAH – Following criticism for what has been deemed by company officials as a media mishandling of information regarding incidental bird deaths during testing, the Nye County Commission received an update on the operation of the Crescent Dunes Solar Energy Project in Tonopah at a meeting on April 7.
The case against the local woman who allegedly fired a gun into a vehicle was continued when one of the victims did not show up for court to testify on Monday.
Members of Pahrump’s Rotary Club continue to make good on their motto “service above self.”
BEATTY — Beatty’s town officials don’t want to be included in the proposed hospital district for the financially struggling Nye Regional Medical Center in Tonopah.
The National Weather Service in Las Vegas has issued a high wind warning for southern Nye County, central Nye County, western Clark County and Esmerelda County for most of Tuesday.
The Tonopah woman facing animal cruelty charges appeared in Tonopah Justice Court on Wednesday.
Nye County held its annual tax auction Wednesday at the commission chambers in Pahrump, selling off parcels of land that previous owners lost for back taxes.
The Mountain Valley Physicians Group held an open house and ribbon cutting Wednesday, to show off its new clinic to the public and introduce their staff, including their newest physician, David Rivas to the community.
The Pahrump Historical Museum’s lecture series continues on Saturday with Nevada historian Stan Paher.