A large crowd attended to watch incumbents and candidates debate in Pahrump ahead of the primary.
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This proposed medical waste processing facility has drawn concerns about potential water basin contamination.
Residents, businesses and government offices experienced a major water outage last week.
Campaign focuses include community outreach, election efficiency, and voter participation.
Teresa Hern celebrates a full year at Pahrump’s only hospital.
Valley Electric Association, Inc. announced last week the organization has hired Chris Brooks, a well-established leader in Nevada’s renewable energy industry, to serve as VEA’s executive vice president of energy services.
Two new businesses have joined the owner-operated selection of small establishments which make up most of Pahrump’s economy.
Mark Zane, a former undersheriff under Harold “Stick” Davis, finished ahead in the sheriff’s race in northern Nye County, according to a canvass of election day voting.
County commissioners may have been reluctant to house juvenile offenders with more seasoned criminals in Las Vegas, but they bit the bullet Tuesday and decided to approve a contract with Clark County for temporarily housing them at Zenoff Hall.
County commissioners Tuesday approved a bill reducing the fee for initial applications for a medical marijuana dispensary from $30,000 to $15,000, after a last-ditch attempt by Commissioner Frank Carbone to lower the fees even farther to $4,000.
The hue and cry has arisen throughout rural Nevada for years about the 87 percent of federal land in the state, but only 10 people were interested in a Monday workshop in Pahrump about the workings of a Nevada Land Management Task Force plan to transfer some of it to the state.
Wayne Carlson, the executive director of the Nevada Public Agency Insurance Pool (POOL/PACT), delivered some welcome news to the Town of Pahrump on Tuesday.
Pahrump officials want their county counterparts to know one thing: “We are here and we are listening.”
Nye County voters bucked statewide trends in two races higher up the ticket in Tuesday’s primary election.
A suspect in the July 2013 murder of a Silver Peak man has reportedly taken a plea deal in the case and will be sentenced on a single charge of second degree murder next month.
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A large crowd attended to watch incumbents and candidates debate in Pahrump ahead of the primary.
This proposed medical waste processing facility has drawn concerns about potential water basin contamination.
Residents, businesses and government offices experienced a major water outage last week.
Campaign focuses include community outreach, election efficiency, and voter participation.
