Tonopah failed to get it done as the Panthers rolled past the Muckers 32–6 on Saturday to secure their record 25th Class 1A state championship.
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A year after falling short in the state title game, Tonopah is headed back to the 1A championship — this time undefeated and armed with one of the nation’s most explosive offenses.
This annual family-friendly festival saw hundreds turn out Nevada Day weekend.
The unbeaten Muckers (11-0) exploded for 54 first-quarter points before cruising to the semifinals, where they’ll face Carlin with a trip to the state championship on the line.
Beaver Dam High School’s football team never had a chance Friday night, as the Muckers steamrolled the Diamondbacks 59-0, keeping their perfect 9-0 record alive.
TONOPAH — SolarReserve’s Crescent Dunes solar plant, which went offline last fall for repairs, remained offline as of this week, but all repairs are done, the company’s CEO reports.
Anyone who couldn’t make it to what was announced as a Feb. 16 public tour of the closed Nye Regional Medical Center in Tonopah didn’t miss anything except for a dustup over who could not attend.
For Tanner Otteson it was a dream come true.
Northern Nye County crews are continuing to deal with road issues from previous storms that left heavy snow in some rural areas.
The Tonopah Airport is under consideration for a proposed military-related business expansion, one that could bring hundreds of jobs, dozens of fighter jets and large-scale construction at the airport.
For the second time in six weeks, the region is mourning the loss of area residents killed in a traffic wreck.
The clock is ticking on the Central Nevada Museum in Tonopah as it faces the prospect of only having enough money to stay open with its current hours and staffing through Feb. 18, officials said last week.
It turns out that the seating arrangement is not the only thing changing at Tonopah Town Board meetings.
Local teens are leading efforts to bring the town’s history alive, an initiative that would build on the town’s ongoing push to tout the community as a tourist destination.
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Tonopah failed to get it done as the Panthers rolled past the Muckers 32–6 on Saturday to secure their record 25th Class 1A state championship.
A year after falling short in the state title game, Tonopah is headed back to the 1A championship — this time undefeated and armed with one of the nation’s most explosive offenses.
This annual family-friendly festival saw hundreds turn out Nevada Day weekend.
The unbeaten Muckers (11-0) exploded for 54 first-quarter points before cruising to the semifinals, where they’ll face Carlin with a trip to the state championship on the line.
