What’s happening this week in Pahrump
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Bill rejected, leaving the International Property Maintenance Code applying only to Pahrump.
According to an arrest report, the Graham allegedly kicked a deputy administering medical intervention.
Join the Ms. Senior Golden Years pageant and find your new sisterhood.
The grassroots project is aimed at preventing car crashes involving wild horses and burros.
Registered Republicans are invited to attend the upcoming County Convention to be active and engaged with local party.
The Southern Nevada outreach organization will be providing free clothes, prom attire, and more in a boutique-style setup later this month.
Perhaps the IPMC code could use some adjustments and modifications specific to Amargosa, but some sort of code needs to be enforced.
One major motivation for my move to Pahrump was our town’s reputation as a “live and let live” community.
Residents and visitors are reminded that touching or feeding a wild horse is illegal.
About 43,000 Nevada residents will keep food stamp benefits through April as a legal fight over new work rules continues.
During the Thursday afternoon hearing, Fiore’s attorney, Paola Armeni, argued that the Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline lacked jurisdiction and that its investigation centered on conduct that occurred before Fiore took the bench.
The longstanding Nye County Republican Party gathering returned to Pahrump over the weekend, with Gov. Joe Lombardo, Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony, Wayne Allyn Root and more as the event’s featured speakers.
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