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Mr. Trump’s efforts to back Ukraine and help it continue to win militarily are the best path to peace.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters begins monthly donation pick-ups
Gently used clothings and small household items are used to generate funds for this mentorship-driven organization.
One dead in Beatty structure fires
Multiple agencies responded to heavy flames last week near Montgomery Street and 2nd Street.
Back to School Fair returns to Pahrump
Free backpacks and school supplies will be available to students at the July 25 event.
Further development for the Pahrump Fairgrounds
A contract has been awarded for a secondary well and more block grant dollars are flowing Nye County’s way.
4th of July Parade one of Pahrump’s biggest yet
Community comes together to celebrate America 250 at the Independence Day procession and family fun day.
Tonopah ready to reveal ‘Harvey Park Reimagined’
A community party is planned this Saturday to celebrate new skatepark, basketball and pickleball courts.
Goodwill reopens in new building — PHOTOS
The new 21,000 square feet location officially welcomed in shoppers last Friday.
Backpacks, binders and bright futures
VEA supports local schools with 20th Annual Fill the Bucket Truck School Supply Drive
Special prosecutor to take on Chad Whelan’s alleged DUI case
The Nye County District Attorney’s Office is recusing itself from the matter since Whelan is an investigator at the office.
Data centers generating community angst
A protest, informational class and county-sponsored community forum are all scheduled as developers eye Pahrump.
EDITORIAL: Compromise needed on vital permitting reform
Time is running out as partisan bickering instead of progress carries the day. It doesn’t have to be that way.
Fire devastates home of Pahrump Air Force veteran
On the Pennell family’s normal day for grocery shopping, flames began and destroyed everything.
MediWaste public hearing draws 100-plus concerned residents
This company is proposing to bring a medical waste pyrolysis facility to Pahrump.
Remote Area Medical recruiting volunteers for 2026 Pahrump clinic
Medical professionals and the general public have the opportunity to help change lives at this free event.
EDITORIAL: Laws, laws and more laws
Nevada lawmakers are requesting scores of new bills even though they don’t reconvene in Carson City for seven months.
Governor Lombardo named new vice chair of Western Governors’ Association
The silver state’s head will lead the bipartisan organization alongside Hawaii’s governor.
‘You’re A Star’ rolls out the red carpet
Foster care advocates connect local families and resources to support kids’ success.
Lawsuit filed over ‘never-resident’ citizens voting rights
Republicans are challenging a Nevada law that allows U.S. citizens born abroad to vote in the state despite never living in the country.
Sheriff’s offices converses with the community over coffee
Last week, the public was invited to ask local law enforcers questions and discuss topics.
Nye County warns high temperatures expected this weekend
Officials urge residents to stay safe as highs are forecast at over 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
Adams, Jefferson and the 4th of July
Jefferson was “The Pen” of the Declaration of Independence and Adams “The Voice” and both died the same day — July 4, 1826.
Amargosa residents clash over conservation proposal
Protecting the valley’s limited water resources will remain central to future debates over growth and development.
US Supreme Court: Nevada, other states can accept late-arriving mail ballots
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Nevada and about a dozen other states that accept late-arriving mail ballots can continue to do so.