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PHOTOS: Nevada State High School Rodeo

Spectators braved the soggy Valentine’s weekend weather to watch 160 fifth-to-12th-grade boys and girls from around the state compete in 14 rodeo events.

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First ever Pahrump Cops and Cowboys fundraiser on Sunday

Multiple arrests, gunfights and square dancing will be the order of the day come Sunday as Pahrump’s inaugural Cops and Cowboys rolls into town.

New drug and alcohol rehab center opens in Pahrump

A leading drug and alcohol rehabilitation center recently opened in town to help residents cope with addiction issues.

Nevada Supreme Court lauds judges Lane, Wanker

Continuing one’s education is something Fifth District Court Judge Robert Lane believes is crucial to attaining success, prosperity and achievement.

Governor signs education bills

LAS VEGAS — As Nevada’s education leaders began preparing to implement sweeping changes to the state’s public school system, Gov. Brian Sandoval on Thursday signed several bills to modernize what and how students learn in the Silver State.

3 Moons project offers off-the-grid living

In this day in age most people want the latest and greatest when it comes to everything from technology, to clothing and more.

Leonardo DiCaprio to donate ‘Solar Reserve’ piece to museum

International film star Leonardo DiCaprio is donating an art piece based on the Crescent Dunes SolarReserve site near Tonopah to a famed California museum to raise awareness to climate change.

County GOP renounces Oscarson, Sandoval

After lending his support to Assembly Bill 464, which represents one of the largest tax packages in state history, Assemblyman James Oscarson is catching flak from the county’s Republican party.

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Co-valedictorians next step to be at UNLV

For the first time in recent memory, Pahrump Valley High School saw two valedictorians graduate this year.

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