Crime Corner, July 8

Man jailed after discharging gun, drinking

Decisions on county pay increases, job openings delayed

Nye County won’t be able to fill three deputy positions in the Sheriff’s Office and several other vacancies across the county due to the budget woes, officials said Tuesday.

Expansion approved for medical pot facility

Nye County Commissioners granted approvals for two medical marijuana establishments and denied an approval to a third Tuesday.

Donald Trump: Pete Wilson redux

“They keep coming,” began a 1994 television commercial promoting California Gov. Pete Wilson’s re-election.

Cleaning business celebrates three years despite growing pains

V.I.K.S Vicky’s Interior Kleening Service has been a member of the Pahrump Valley Chamber of Commerce for over a year now, but owner Vicky Eyserbeck wasn’t aware that she could have a ribbon cutting ceremony back when she first joined.

The World Cup made TV history! Really?­—OK.

It went just like the sports writers said it would go, the U. S. women’s team won the World Cup against Japan on Sunday.

Three arrested after attempting to return stolen items

Three Pahrump residents were arrested by the Nye County Sheriff’s Office on Sunday on several preliminary charges relating to forgery and attempting to return stolen property to a local business.

Greco convicted on 1 of 3 felony charges

Anthony Greco was found guilty Thursday on one of three felony charges he was facing from a criminal case dating back to 2010.

What does Mom really want for Mother’s Day?

Every year I poll my Facebook followers asking “what do you really want for Mother’s Day?” and every year it’s the same answer. Mothers want to be thought of and they want to spend time with you.

Tonopah property must be cleaned to have a few dogs returned

The Tonopah woman accused of animal cruelty for her alleged mistreatment of more than 67 dogs and two cats has until today to prove she can provide adequate shelter and good living conditions if she wants to get a few of her animals back.

Mt. Charleston presents challenges for rescuers

To outsiders it must look like ideal duty: A fire station at the end of State Route 157 in upper Kyle Canyon: Big pines, friendly neighbors, clean air and majestic Charleston peak.

Nye on Carson, May 8

Part of governor’s anti-bullying proposal approved

Radioactive waste shipments to former test site pending

WASHINGTON – After 18 months of delay to address the worries of state officials, the Department of Energy said Monday night it will ship potent uranium waste from a federal laboratory in Tennessee for disposal in Nevada.

Rare fossils, preserved ghost town all in one trip

If your summer adventures lead you through western or central Nevada, a side trip to Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park may be worth a day or so of your time.

COMMENTARY: Learn all the facts on SB81

This is in response to Mr. Hafen’s piece in the Times on Wednesday (Help pass SB81…).

COMMENTARY: Lets all support Senate Bill 81

Senate Bill 81 has language that will help reduce unnecessary pumping of water by water rights owners who are required to protect their water rights under the “use it or lose it” water law.

Two-day Amargosa Days event kicks off today

AMARGOSA VALLEY — The 10th annual Amargosa Days celebration is set to kick off its two-day event today at Amargosa Community Park, featuring fun for the entire family.

‘Ran off road’ leads Nye fatal crashes

The Nevada Department of Transportation discussed several topics at the Nye Board of County Commissioners meeting Tuesday, among those was crash data at the county and state levels.

Series of diabetes classes kick off May 14

NyE Communities Coalition will begin a series of Diabetes self-management classes beginning Thursday, May 14.

Uptown Solar closer to construction on Amargosa site

A planned solar energy facility that will be constructed in Amargosa Valley got one step closer to reality Wednesday at the Nye County Board of Commissioners meeting.

BASEBALL: Trojans end season with loss to Chaparral

The Trojans lost their loser-bracket game of the double elimination tournament against Chaparral on Wednesday afternoon, 5-2.

New trails get rave reviews from mountain bikers

On May 2, Beatty had their first mountain biking festival to commemorate the opening of over 25 miles of new trails.

Schneider to compete for amateur MMA title

Local amateur mixed martial arts fighter Brandon Schneider will fight for the Tuff-N-Uff light heavyweight title on May 15.

School Menu

Nye County School District elementary menu for the week of May 11 – May 15

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