The fundraiser brought in more than $22K for the local organization dedicated to imrpoving the lives of girls and women.
Robin Hebrock
“We need to show an ID to buy alcohol, to buy cigarettes, to go into a federal courthouse or fly on a plane. Those are just a few examples of things you need an ID for, so why shouldn’t you need to show an ID to vote?” says Nevada Assemblyman Greg Hafen II (R-Pahrump).
The estimated price tag to put together a special election was a major factor. Holding off until the next general election would result in a stronger turnout, according to county officials.
Nearly every person will experience the loss of someone they know and love but the manner in which each individual deals with such events can vary vastly. GriefShare is there to help.
If the name Avery Sampson sounds familiar to readers, there is a good reason for that ring of recognition.
Nature Health Farms was the venue for plenty of amusement this past Saturday, with a bevy of activities and entertainment taking place during the farm’s 3rd Annual “Fun”draiser.
Warning to drivers: Nye County Sheriff’s Office aims to increase the presence of patrol deputies in the area of the construction zone.
This February, members of the Grand Ol’ Party will come together for an evening of conservative-likemindedness during the 2023 Lincoln Day Dinner in Pahrump.
And it’s often committed by people the victim is already familiar with or those they have met and become friendly with online, say those who see the impacts of human trafficking.
Here’s a look at the state transportation department’s plans for roads and other infrastructure in 2023.
Here’s why Nye County Clerk Mark Kampf says that the last election was successful under new reforms.
Alex D’Jon purchased land to establish a rural venture in Pahrump in 2019 and area residents will be able to check out all Nature Health Farms has to offer this Saturday during the 3rd Annual Nature Health Farms “Fun”draiser.
In the patriotic community of Pahrump, veterans are a valued part of the population and are regularly the focus of public events, from fundraisers and festivals to ceremonies and observances. One such event is geared specifically toward connecting the valley’s former military members with much-needed resources and residents will soon have the chance to check out all that will be on exhibit during this year’s Veterans Extravaganza.
In the dry desert environment of Pahrump, opportunities to feast on fresh seafood are few and far between but this February, those with a taste for succulent crab can do just that during the 2023 Crab Fest.
“Dave Stevens, Pahrump citizen, heavy taxpayer!” This was the emphatic introduction that the late Dave Stevens used to give before launching into public comment at meetings of the Nye County Commission.
