The residential subdivision will provide four unique floor plans. The homes range in size from 2,078 square feet to 3,030 square feet, three of the models are two-story and one is a single-story, according to project plans.
Robin Hebrock
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Feathered headdresses, ropes of pearls and the flash of a sequins were on full display during the 2022 Ms. Senior Golden Years USA Pageant, where the contestants embraced their inner flapper for this year’s theme, “The Roaring ‘20s.”
Every stumbling block in life presents an opportunity for growth.
What type of resources and services are available right here in the Pahrump Valley?
Pahrump is well-known as a patriotic town and there is no better time for area businesses and organizations to show their patriotic spirit than during the Fourth of July Parade.
A panel on Saturday, June 25 will inform Pahrump on the foster care system.
Sometimes generosity comes from unexpected places at the most unexpected times.
Years ago, Fish and Wildlife officials diverted a stream, located inside of the Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge. It used to provide a lush oasis for Patch of Heaven Christian Camp. Now the land is just a barren landscape.
XPress Detail and Auto Spa was abuzz with activity all day long this past Saturday as it played host to a fundraiser for one area nonprofit organization, Sleep in Heavenly Peace.
Filed Tuesday, the emergency petition asks the Nevada Supreme Court to order Nye County to keep the Fifth Judicial District Court’s operations in their current locations.
NDOT project begins June 27 on Highway 160 and could last through August.
Stash Fine Cannabis Co. aims to bring a ‘fun, retro cannabis experience’ to the most popular stop between Vegas-Reno.
Hosted by the Disabled American Veterans Chapter #15, the Veterans Appreciation BBQ took place Saturday, June 4 with a free barbecue luncheon for former military service members, their family and caregivers.
The Pahrump Arts Council is all about cultural enrichment and for the past three decades, the nonprofit has been worked to create an environment in which the arts can truly flourish in the local community.
The board is officially back in business, holding two meetings this May to allow the newly appointed board members to get their feet on the ground and address a few necessary key items.
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