“Come in and shop for your kids on Friday at 8:30, and let’s see what we can do,” says NOTO’s Darlene Hatfield.
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Everyone is invited out to partake of this free, festive gathering from the Pahrump Holiday Task Force.
Rapid Infiltration Basins could help ease flooding and recharge the local groundwater supply.
The Pahrump Library is hosting a PJs and Pancakes event and PDOP is gearing up for Cookies with Santa.
More than $15,000 was raised at the dinner and a Pahrump resident received a special award.
Nye County Commission Chairman Butch Borasky advised “don’t sell past the sale” when the Rural Nevada Development Corporation came asking for $10,000 to keep the Pahrump Small Business Development Center open. He copied an often used phrase by former Commissioner Joni Eastley.
A recall effort is underway to unseat two elected officials, one town and one county.
A jury found a man charged in 2011 with sexually assaulting a young girl on multiple occasions not guilty of multiple offenses on Thursday.
District Court officials dodged a bullet this time when the Mountain View Casino civil trial was settled, which Fifth District Judge Kimberly Wanker said would’ve tied up the courtroom in Tonopah for up to six months.
The drafting of a Pahrump Basin groundwater management plan is so controversial, just the composition of the members drew a lengthy discussion at the Nye County Commission meeting Tuesday amid fears by some it will be dominated by local utility companies.
Two more intersections will become four-way stops, Tim Carlo, district road supervisor told Nye County commissioners Tuesday.
WASHINGTON — No Yucca Mountain? No backup plan? Then the Department of Energy can’t force utility customers to pay into a construction fund for a nuclear waste repository that no longer is on the boards, a federal court ruled this week.
WASHINGTON — Responding to a court order but saying it is light in the wallet, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission set a limited course forward Monday to resume work on the Yucca Mountain project.
The man convicted of shooting and killing his daughter’s boyfriend in 2011 was denied bail again after the Nevada Supreme Court ruled he could not go free pending his appeal.
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“Come in and shop for your kids on Friday at 8:30, and let’s see what we can do,” says NOTO’s Darlene Hatfield.
Everyone is invited out to partake of this free, festive gathering from the Pahrump Holiday Task Force.
Rapid Infiltration Basins could help ease flooding and recharge the local groundwater supply.
The Pahrump Library is hosting a PJs and Pancakes event and PDOP is gearing up for Cookies with Santa.
