Robin Hebrock

While Halcyon’s proposal has similarities to other energy projects in the region, company CEO Monte Burton said it includes key differences, including a contractual guarantee that would return a percentage of the company’s profits to the community.

Nevada Assemblyman Greg Hafen (R-Pahrump)

VFW Post #10054 hosted its Memorial Day Ceremony on Tuesday, with several dozen area residents, both veterans and civilians alike, gathered beneath the pergola for the morning ceremony.

When facing the aftermath of loss, many manage to navigate through the dark waters of despair to find their way to the shores of acceptance. You don’t have to do it alone.

The Public Safety Sales Tax was established just over nine years ago and now generates more than $2 million per year. Sheriff Joe McGill says he plans to purchase new software, breathalyzers, body and dash cameras and more with the funds.

The Pahrump burn moratorium goes into effect Monday May 29, so those who wish to rid their properties of dead weeds and other yard debris have just a few days left in which to take advantage of the open burning season.

Here’s what we know about the delayed 1.2-mile improvement project that started three months ago.

The moratorium has been extended for another six months as county officials gauge feedback from communities across Nye County on future solar projects.

When it comes to medical emergencies, every second counts. In the time it takes for emergency responders to arrive on scene, methods could be put into play that could save a person’s life, but only if the right equipment and someone with the knowledge of how to use it are both on hand.

Whether you’re in favor or against the 5-cent tax proposal, here’s how you can get involved.

Founded more than seven decades ago, Nevada Girls State is celebrating 75 years of educating and inspiring students through its week-long course on government processes, with the 2023 program just weeks away.

The Nye County Parks and Recreations Advisory Board is proposing an ambitious project in northern Nye County that would turn a run-down community amenity into a destination for outdoor recreation.

More than $75,000 was approved this month for various projects intended to facilitate economic recovery in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, with the town of Amargosa and Tonopah Main Street both set to receive funding through Nye County American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) tourism dollars.