Seven years ago a group of area small business owners hoping to strike out into the local crafters market were met with a discovery — they were not able to participate in existing Pahrump craft shows — and that was the moment when the bi-annual Craft and Vendor Event was born.
The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public comments on the Bonanza Solar Project, in Clark and Nye counties.
The Veterans Festival in Pahrump brought together more than two dozen vendors for an afternoon of conversation and connection with the valley’s military service members, both past and present.
Gov. Joe Lombardo said he would call a special session after Nevada lawmakers failed to approve a key part of the state budget.
D0nations to its nonprofit foundation will be used to help implement the new Southwest Nye Business Development and Incubator program, among other things.
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)
The crash occurred just after 7:30 a.m. Friday on May 26, when Nye County Deputy Carsen Foremaster responded to the scene at mile marker 70.
A Nye County judge has agreed to hear claims in a case filed by two Pahrump clinicians against P3 Health Partners Inc. which acquired their local practice in a multimillion-dollar deal before shutting down their clinic.
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.
Gov. Lombardo made education a priority in his first few months in office, his calendar obtained through a public records request shows.
Park rangers closed the road for more than five days beginning on May 20 because of safety concerns after flash flooding in Death Valley.
A Nye County resident said he felt the school district had recovered from the pandemic slower than the rest of the state under the superintendent’s leadership.
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.
