Ford, Horsford and Cannizzaro visit Pahrump on “Stuff Costs Too Much Tour”
All of the Nevada Democrats spoke about affordability during the stop in Nye County.
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Death Valley announces $69.5 million water infrastructure project
The three year project aims to improve the water system’s reliability in the national park.
Nevada Stronger striving for community outreach
This first mobile clinic event was a success and plans are coming together to make the visits weekly.
Mosey Solar enters public scoping period
This project is planned for 3,500-plus acres of public lands in the Pahrump Valley.
Pahrump getting pumped for Fall Festival
The America 250-themed parade is accepting applications and carnival and rodeo tickets are now available.
The fight for Pahrump’s water
77 people spoke against the proposed 900 acre server farm, with only 9 people for the project. Let your voice be heard.
Nye County Democrats hold cross-partisan commissioner candidate event
All of this year’s county commission hopefuls met with voters in a ‘speed dating’ format.
Hometown tradition celebrates five decades of grace and growth
The 50th Annual Miss Pahrump Pageant marks the start of new queen Natalie Soto’s reign.
Nevada investing millions in rural healthcare
Nye County communities listed among those that will see benefits from recent funding awards.
Man allegedly discharges firearm in Beatty, police pursuit follows
The suspect was arrested on multiple firearm and driving related charges, according to a sheriff’s office arrest report.
Data center ban fails
Nye County Commissioners will discuss a possible special election on the issue at the August 18 meeting.
Goldfield Days returns this weekend
The longstanding, always exciting Goldfield Days is returning this weekend to historic Esmeralda County.
Pahrump prepped for Purple Heart Day
A local sundown ceremony is scheduled to honor those wounded or killed in combat.
EDITORIAL: Data center decision shows downside to federal land ownership
If Nevada controlled more its own land, it’d have more say over what happened here.
Candidate ‘speed dating’ event set to feature local races
During the two events, attendees will have the opportunity to interact with candidates directly and ask questions.
DCFS is focusing its summer on foster dad recruitment
Nye County has a critical need for additional homes so foster youth can stay in their own communities.
Pahrump packs the house for county data center forum
Residents are up in arms over the possibility of these developments coming to the area.
Drug paraphernalia found during evening traffic stop
Two glass pipes with a white crystal-like substance were located in a vehicle, according to police.
Badwater 135 ultramarathon returns to Death Valley
The non-stop running race from Badwater Basin to Mount Whitney is now in its 39th year.
Simkins Park Splash Pad Grand Opening set for Friday
Town officials are excited but this years-long project has some expressing disappointment.
VICTOR JOECKS: Bring back plastic straws
I recently ordered my wife an iced coffee and water at a Starbucks in California. As soon as I grabbed the straw for her drink, I knew something was off. Sure enough, it was a paper straw. Ugh.
Death Valley National Park seeking volunteer campground hosts
The national park is currently looking for help to staff its developed campgrounds during the fall and spring seasons.
EDITORIAL: Trump boosts Ukraine as Russia runs low on fuel
Mr. Trump’s efforts to back Ukraine and help it continue to win militarily are the best path to peace.
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.