The suspects in last year’s fatal shooting of Joey Perry were granted two more weeks before the case’s next proceedings.
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Janet Errett’s daughter said, “she just always was willing to help anyone.”
A public hearing is set on a bill to regulate these facilities in other parts of Nye County.
Both major and minor political parties’ voter numbers grew last month in the Silver State.
MLK Scholarship Foundation partners with Todd’s Carpet Cleaning ahead of the foundation’s Summer Tea.
Independent candidate Jarrod Williams said he is the only socialist in the race for the U.S. Senate.
A Nye County Sheriff’s official was arrested last week after an alleged domestic incident.
A Pahrump home health care facility is hosting a community celebration as it marks 10 years of service in the Pahrump Valley.
Campaign signs are popping up all over town ahead of the general election next month and there is no other place where they’re more visible than Highway 160.
CARSON CITY — Gov. Brian Sandoval early Thursday reversed course and announced next week’s special legislative session will not include budget tweaks for projected shortfalls in education funding.
Threats involving clown activity concerning the Pahrump Valley High homecoming events have been determined to be a hoax, according to the Nye County Sheriff’s Office.
A candlelight vigil is scheduled tonight for the woman who died at the hands of a suspected drunk driver late last month at the intersection of Honeysuckle and Dandelion streets.
Officials took another step toward implementing Nye County property use policy.
Area veterans are beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel for the opening of Pahrump’s long-awaited Veterans Affairs outpatient clinic on Lola Lane.
Pahrump Justice of the Peace Kent Jasperson has recused himself from hearing the case of suspected drunk driver, Ashley Winn, who allegedly killed a woman and injured a man last month.
The suspects in last year’s fatal shooting of Joey Perry were granted two more weeks before the case’s next proceedings.
Janet Errett’s daughter said, “she just always was willing to help anyone.”
A public hearing is set on a bill to regulate these facilities in other parts of Nye County.
Both major and minor political parties’ voter numbers grew last month in the Silver State.
