Avery Sampson’s Bikes for Christmas program provided 250 bicycles to community members in 2025.
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With championship horseshoe pits already at Petrack Park, officials favor pickleball for Kellogg.
A check presentation was held to bestow the Christmas Benefit Show proceeds.
Thousands turned out for this free, family-forward community event.
In celebration of the upcoming 250th birthday of our America, we recognize the contributions Asian Americans make to our nation.
Incumbent District 36 Assemblyman James Oscarson said he wants to continue to move Nevada forward as the Pahrump resident seeks his third term.
TONOPAH — Health care services are set to return to the part of the former Nye Regional Medical Center campus on June 1, nine months after the Tonopah hospital shut its doors.
Nye Natural Medicinal Solutions will have to work with local residents and the Nye County Sheriff’s Office to address concerns about smell, noise and the look of its new facility as part of an extension of time for a special use permit that was approved by Nye County commissioners on Wednesday.
The town of Pahrump used just over 60 percent of its budgeted funds in the first three quarters of fiscal year 2016, officials said.
The State Route 160 widening project is set to have the first portion of extended lanes open up next month.
After the closure of Tonopah’s only hospital last year, a plan is in the works to make sure any other rural area hospitals don’t suffer the same fate.
The shooting incident at a Pahrump wedding last weekend that left two people injured began with an argument earlier in the day.
Spring Mountain Motor Resort and Country Club was the venue of a showdown between Pahrump law enforcement and first responders on Saturday.
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Avery Sampson’s Bikes for Christmas program provided 250 bicycles to community members in 2025.
With championship horseshoe pits already at Petrack Park, officials favor pickleball for Kellogg.
A check presentation was held to bestow the Christmas Benefit Show proceeds.
Thousands turned out for this free, family-forward community event.
