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.
Utilities Inc. of Central Nevada has received suggestions from 54 people for anything from soccer fields to a Frisbee golf course to an outdoor movie theater at the old Willow Creek Golf Course, UICN President Wendy Barnett said.
A Pahrump man has been found guilty of a series of felonies including first degree kidnapping, battery with substantial bodily harm, and domestic battery by strangulation for attacking an ex-girlfriend in 2012.
TONOPAH — Shoshone Estates Water Company Inc. will receive a five-year, no-interest loan for $11,000 but not a requested grant from the Nye County Water District Monday to draw up a preliminary engineering report on how to combat high arsenic levels.
A recent Pahrump Regional Planning Commission appointee spoke out against using federal grant money to build the local airport during public comment at a Nye County Commission meeting in August.
Nye County sheriff’s candidate Sharon Wehrly introduced Brent Moody as her second-in-comand Saturday night in front of her booth at the Pahrump Fall Festival.
Corvus Gold has discovered a “high-grade vein system” at “Yellowjacket” portion of their North Bullfrog Project property north of Beatty, company Carl Brechtel revealed in a presentation to the Beatty Town Advisory Board Sept. 22.
Tonopah’s red-light district was a rich source of fascinating tales of life and death in a booming mining camp on the western frontier. What follows are several, plucked from the town’s early-day newspapers.
A local man with a lengthy history of negative contact with law enforcement was sentenced to prison Sept. 22 by Fifth District Court Judge Robert Lane.
Judge Robert Lane had to correct a reporter who suggested the campaign season was winding down as November’s general mid-term election looms.
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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.
