Children under 14 years, both boys and girls, are going to tracks across the country as racing gains in popularity. Track owners realize that these kids are the future of racing and are providing more opportunities for youngsters to get on the track at an early age and Pahrump is no different.
Tuesday night’s game with Beatty was a blast from the past for some native Pahrumpians who remembered the days when the Hornets played Pahrump on a regular basis.
Kids may have had the dream of slugging it out with Mike Tyson or battling on the ropes with Floyd Mayweather, but seldom try because of lack of instruction. After all, boxing lessons are hard to come by. That used to be true here in the valley, but not any longer.
The Rosemary Clarke Middle School boys basketball A-team was on the road last week playing against Faith Lutheran and then competing in a tough tournament in Las Vegas.
Senior Jacob Oseguera scored 31 points to lead Beatty over rival Tonopah at home last Friday, 41-32.
When you look closely at NFL moves, people usually only pay attention to one side of the show.
High school rodeo is back, and could return to McCullough Arena next year.
The Best in the Desert Racing Association finds itself having to move on quickly after the passing of its leader, Casey Folks, on Jan. 12.
Rosemary Clarke Middle School plays a key role in shaping Pahrump Valley basketball players before they go to high school.
