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COFFIN IT UP: A dying business grows

When drivers pass Bryan and Dusty Schoening’s home in northwest Pahrump this time of year, they may think the cemetery is only up for Halloween.

New technology improves customer service at DMV

Before August of this year, going to the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles office on East Basin Avenue was something locals would have preferred to avoid, chiefly due to the wait time.

BLM set to gather wild horses near Tonopah

The Battle Mountain District, Tonopah Field Office plans to gather about 120 horses from within the Reveille Allotment and Herd Management Area located approximately 50 miles east of Tonopah to remove excess wild horses in order to maintain a thriving natural ecological balance, and ensure healthy wild horses, the office announced this week.

Preparations begin for another Hafen Ranch Road project

The Regional Transportation Commission last week voted to start preparations to blade and chip seal Hafen Ranch Road south from Thorne Drive to Superior Lane.

Attorneys seek to recoup fees, expenses in Yucca Mountain case

WASHINGTON — A nuclear waste repository might be or might never be built at Yucca Mountain but one group profited from a long legal fight over the Nevada site — the lawyers.

Water district trying to figure out pot industry’s needs

A couple of Nye County Water District board members Monday approved a water impact plan application for a medical marijuana industry applicant despite concerns the pot industry is being singled out for having to submit a water impact plan.

Town board sets aside funding for bocce ball upgrade

It didn’t take much time for Pahrump Town Board members to conduct their business on Tuesday evening.

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