Nevada Assemblyman Greg Hafen II (R-Pahrump) hosted his first Live Town Hall of the 2023 Legislative Session last month, discussing a wide variety of topics with his constituents, including solar farms, his proposed voter ID requirement, a veterans’ bill he is sponsoring and more.
Nye County Sheriff Joe McGill is defending the actions of Capt. David Boruchowitz, saying the officer has endured an ongoing “smear campaign” ever since Boruchowitz arrested a belligerent attendee at a local school board meeting last spring.
A Pahrump worker is facing an embezzlement charge after deputies say they viewed a video of the man taking money from his employer’s cash register before fleeing last fall.
The new state law decriminalizes minor traffic violations, making them civil infractions and ending the widespread practice of issuing warrants when a driver fails to pay their tickets.
A 17% rate increase will begin Jan. 1. Valley Electric officials say inflation is to blame. Nye Commissioners have asked the district attorney to investigate a potential breach of “social contract.”
Nye County will continue its plan for an all paper ballot, hand counting election process.
A project long desired by the community is now a reality and local officials will be celebrating the official grand opening of the new Nye County Animal Shelter this morning, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony slated for 10 a.m.
A Pahrump man allegedly struck and killed a pedestrian with his vehicle in the casino’s parking lot.
Rising to a challenge posed just three days prior to the big event, the Pahrump community came through in a big way for the “Support Our Troops Rib Extravaganza” with combined donations totaling more than $4,000 and hundreds of veterans able to enjoy a hearty lunch at absolutely no cost.
With graduation set for 6:30 p.m., Friday, May 27, Louis Sposato, senior class president of Pahrump Valley High School, had a chance to reflect on these last four years.
It took several Nye County Sheriff’s Office deputies to subdue a woman who was reportedly acting erratically at Terrible’s Roadhouse Casino.
STEAM elective could ultimately replace the school’s JROTC, which serves as a pipline for students to enlist in the U.S. military.
Several propane tanks were reportedly exploding on the property as fire crews arrived on the scene.
Nye County Sheriff’s Office said the incident wasn’t “random” and stemmed from a dispute with neighbors.
