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Bus ads pay senior center IRS lien

One day after a story was published about a federal tax lien slapped on the Pahrump Senior Center, the debt was paid off, center Director Jim Gronemann said last week.

Town board agrees to hire local law firm

Pahrump town officials call it a win-win-situation for all involved.

Kulkin vows to make push for incorporation

Pahrump Town Board Chairman Harley Kulkin does not intend to abandon his elected position quietly.

Pilkington blasts Finlinson, seeks seat

Bob Pilkington, owner of My Paralegal, announced at the Lincoln Day Dinner last Friday he’s running for Nye County public administrator in the 2014 election.

Revised kennel regulations up for county vote

TONOPAH — A bill amending the Nye County Code on animal control, allowing people with a lot of animals to have a pet fancier’s permit instead of requiring a commercial kennel permit, will be on the agenda when commissioners meet here at 10 a.m. Tuesday.

DA’s Report

• Jeffrey Alan Smith, Sr. was charged on Feb. 7 with criminal contempt.

Voluntary well metering urged

As crews continue their work drilling a well in the Calvada Eye this week, officials with the Nye County Water District were working on their continuing efforts to preserve Nevada’s most precious natural resource on Monday.

Brownfields grads head to the workforce

When Nye County commissioners voted June 19, 2013 to implement a revolving loan fund centered around a $1 million grant from the Environmental Protection Agency, they allotted almost $200,000 of it to NyE Communities Coalition to fund the Brownfields Workforce Training Program.

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