Leaders are welcoming business owners to help drive the direction of this new networking organization.
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Prosecutors have accused Leo Blundo of fraudulently seeking COVID-19 relief funds for his Pahrump restaurant, Carmelo’s Bistro.
Living Free’s Art for Recovery Classes offer a creative escape for the community.
This first-time event brought together the recovery community for an afternoon of remembrance and resources.
The management plan includes policies and objectives for funds.
Fire crews were dispatched to a home Wednesday along South Laguna after the driver of an SUV somehow slammed the vehicle through the interior of an occupied residence.
Animal fees in Nye County are set to go up, but not by much, to the relief of some pet owners.
The Nye County Water District Governing Board will address overdedicated water rights after most of its members rejected the idea of looking into beneficial water use.
The image of college students on spring break is sun, beaches, and partying. However, a group of college students ditched the stereotype and took in rural law instead.
The Pahrump man charged with felony sex crimes against two children under 14, was bound up to district court on Wednesday.
Central Nevada Historical Society co-founder Allen Metscher is bringing his extensive knowledge of the Tonopah Army Air Base to the Pahrump Valley Museum Lecture Series on Saturday.
In an effort to prepare valley residents for the pending influx of its new Internet option in town, Valley Electric Association Inc. will host a series of events aimed at educating prospective customers on the new service.
Grab your umbrellas, as a wet weekend in the Pahrump Valley is expected.
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U.S. Sens. Jacky Rosen and Catherine Cortez Masto want to ensure that Yucca Mountain never serves as a nuclear waste dump site.
Nevada was awarded the federal money to help modernize the state’s rural health care system and bolster access to it, officials said.
Suspended Justice of the Peace argued her 2026 reelection campaign will be “clouded by misinformation” without an expedited appeal in a filing Friday.
Carlos Blakely, 19, and Anthony Aguilar, 18, who were arrested in connection with the killing of Joey Perry, appeared before Justice of the Peace Kirk Vitto in Pahrump on Thursday morning.
