Stephens Media LLC has acquired the assets of the Pahrump Mirror, effective Sept. 19, from Nye-King Publishing Co.
The Pahrump Mirror is a 2,800 circulation weekly paper which publishes Thursdays. It will continue to be published although it will be switching to a broadsheet publication in the near future.
The Pahrump Mirror will continue to be located at 1570 E. Highway 372. The Pahrump Valley Times will be relocating to that address later this fall.
Dedicated to giving back, Pahrump’s DAV hosts the Veterans Appreciation BBQ.
Nye County’s tipping fees, elected public administrator and property maintenance code all set to be repealed.
The longtime law enforcement officer and Nye County resident wants to head the county’s sheriff’s office.
The Pahrump Justice Court pro tem judge is seeking the office this year.
The Pahrump Valley Garden Club’s Landscape Tour was an inspiring display of possibilities.
Tonopah readying to welcome huge crowds over Memorial Day weekend.
This traffic safety and education programs offers useful tips for staying safe on the road.
Candidate Ford wants to install a “pay to work” system for Nevada workers: No union dues, no job.
The 89-year-old motorist was involved in a crash off a freeway in Las Vegas, according to police.
