The America 250-themed parade is accepting applications and carnival and rodeo tickets are now available.
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This project is planned for 3,500-plus acres of public lands in the Pahrump Valley.
This first mobile clinic event was a success and plans are coming together to make the visits weekly.
In anticipation of the holiday, local bowling alleys are offering specials.
The three year project aims to improve the water system’s reliability in the national park.
For the second time in a year, a new solar power plant is facing unwanted attention for scorching birds in midair with concentrated sunlight.
WASHINGTON — A bill introduced Tuesday by four Nevada lawmakers would give the state new veto power over storing nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain.
Carmelo’s Bistro has been in business in the Pahrump Valley since 2006, when they moved the business from Las Vegas after several years in existence there, offering their Italian fare to those who call Nye County home.
Valleys Edge Country Store owner, Cary Jubinsky, always wanted to open a store with an old town feel, and a chance opportunity helped bring that dream to fruition after moving back to the valley following a brief hiatus from town.
Nye County will consider permitting an additional animal sanctuary to the list of 35 facilities currently operating at a meeting of the Pahrump Regional Planning Commission meeting tonight.
WASHINGTON — Officials from a Pentagon agency toured the Yucca Mountain’s tunnels last month but do not intend to work at the Nevada site, a spokesman said March 2.
Nye County Sheriff’s Office has issued a warning to residents regarding annoying phone calls from someone identifying himself as an officer.
The principal of Tonopah High School is behind bars facing open and gross lewdness and child abuse charges after Nye County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested him on Monday.
Nye County Sheriff Sharon Wehrly reacted to department budget cuts by taking a proactive approach to create sources of revenue in hopes of saving positions, programs and full functioning of the Tonopah jail.
Students at J.G. Johnson Elementary were doubled over in laughter after watching their principal kiss a live pig last Friday. It was all a part of Nevada Reading Week where Principal Jeff Skelton issued a challenge to his students.
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The America 250-themed parade is accepting applications and carnival and rodeo tickets are now available.
This project is planned for 3,500-plus acres of public lands in the Pahrump Valley.
This first mobile clinic event was a success and plans are coming together to make the visits weekly.
In anticipation of the holiday, local bowling alleys are offering specials.
