Pahrump’s Golden Years Queen teams up with Artesian Cellars for a night of fun.
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PVHS baseball dominates Democracy Prep on the road March 10th.
Benefit information available for former atomic workers and contractors in Pahrump and Las Vegas
Professional auditor looking into waived late payments by transient lodging establishments.
Four local boys from PVHS competed in the Bobby McVey Memorial MVP Bowling Tournament on Feb. 23.
Pahrump Valley Fire Rescue Services were called to respond to a local tattoo shop last week after a possible electrical fire caused damage to the store.
NV Energy is continuing a feud with Valley Electric Association over contracts awarded a year ago, this time asking the Public Utilities Commission not to approve upgrades to the Nevada National Security Site until studies demonstrating there will be no negative impacts to NV Energy’s system.
A renewed effort is underway to address an alarming trend among this country’s military veterans.
Though it’s been off the town’s radar lately, Last Chance Park remains a work in progress for town board members and staff.
At first glance, it may seem that civil rights groups and the Tea Party would have little if anything in common when it comes to goals and ideologies.
USDA Rural Development Nevada recently granted Nye County Regional Economic Development Authority (NCREDA) $30,000 to develop a revolving loan fund for small and emerging private business in Nye County. NCREDA matched the Rural Business Enterprise Grant with $21,900 of in-kind contributions.
WASHINGTON — The chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Allison Macfarlane, said Monday she intends to take part in decision-making on the Yucca Mountain project, rejecting a call that she recuse herself.
PALOMINO VALLEY, Nev. (AP) — The top Democrat on a congressional subcommittee on public lands said Wednesday that he wants to work with well-meaning U.S. land managers to overcome decades of mismanagement of wild horses and fix outdated, “broken” roundup policies he says prioritize livestock over mustangs.
As they’ve done in the past when the Yucca Mountain Project received billions of federal dollars for studying where to put the nation’s highly radioactive waste, Las Vegas City Council members chimed in Wednesday against resurrecting the funding-starved effort after a presentation by the state’s leading critic.
Pahrump’s Golden Years Queen teams up with Artesian Cellars for a night of fun.
PVHS baseball dominates Democracy Prep on the road March 10th.
Benefit information available for former atomic workers and contractors in Pahrump and Las Vegas
Professional auditor looking into waived late payments by transient lodging establishments.
