Decorated homes and businesses are encouraged to register their location and share their holiday cheer.
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Certain government agencies and nonprofits can request free landfill use.
What’s happening this week in Pahrump
The Dawg House Rescuers event will also feature raffles, vendors, and photos with the Grinch.
Gov. Lombardo’s Multimedia Challenge is open to all students in preK through 12th grades.
A 22-year-old man is in custody after police say he allegedly arranged via the Internet to meet a 14-year-old girl at a local church to engage in sexual activities with her.
A proposal to allow off-road vehicles to share use with regular vehicles on county rights-of-way got a warm response from the Pahrump Regional Planning Commission Wednesday, which directed county staff to draft a bill.
The beginning of “March Madness” this week had nothing to do with the decision to complete the proposed basketball courts at Simkins Park this month.
A few business changes are happening around the valley including a new gaming opportunity and the opening of the new Dotty’s on S. Highway 160 in the Edwards plaza.
A planned event highlighting the benefits of medical marijuana has been snuffed out.
Emergency responders had to remove a man from his truck this week after he apparently suffered a medical episode behind the wheel, causing him to lose consciousness and his vehicle to stall in the roadway near the intersection of highways 160 and 372.
Another shopping option is underway and when completed, will be an additional convenience for residents on the north end of the valley.
Desert View Hospital announced last week that a new partnership with a Las Vegas-based women’s health group will bring new services to the hospital campus beginning in May.
The Regional Transportation Commission voted Tuesday to ask a property owner of a long, one-block section on the west side of Homestead Road between Jeane Avenue and Manse Road across from the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, to donate right of way to continue widening and improving the road south.
Decorated homes and businesses are encouraged to register their location and share their holiday cheer.
Certain government agencies and nonprofits can request free landfill use.
What’s happening this week in Pahrump
The Dawg House Rescuers event will also feature raffles, vendors, and photos with the Grinch.
