Pahrump, NV News

• Pahrump, NV News
• Officials lay heavy bet on Contour
• Robbins appeals to Supreme Court for bail
• Critics complain contractor cutting corners
• After seven years of warnings, no action on nuisances
• Aerial imagery will provide accurate picture for assessors
• EDITORIAL BOARD: The Man from Zeolite: What fairy-tale economic development looks like
• Woman suffers minor injuries in car fire
• CRIME CORNER: Courts & Cops
• DA Reports
• Lack of money, bill drafts, shoots down state lobbyist
• UPDATE: Pahrump Town Board approves $207,000 to fund second phase of tourism project
• Officials doubt theme park doable
• Health care companies’ merger up for approval
• Results of new NCSD test raises concern
• Summer fire restrictions in effect
• Theme park second phase up for vote
• County passes final 2012-13 fiscal year budget
• $30 landfill parcel fee made permanent
• Tattoo studio offers 100k design options
• NCSO plays role in ‘sextortionist’s’ arrest
• Miss Pahrump meeting tomorrow
• Drug bust nets 3 arrests on pill, heroin charges
• CORRECTION: Misquote on Friday’s opinion page
• Jail inmate dies after suicide attempt
• EDITORIAL BOARD: We don’t endorse candidates, we do endorse informed voting
• DA Reports
• Hafen to be honored by Great Basin College
• Two candidates grilled on duties of Pahrump J.P.
• Temporary $30 parcel fee for landfills may be permanent
• 2012-13 county budget includes less OT, hours
• Trustees allocate $50,000 to lobbying
• County’s benefits liability tops $48M
• Rollover closes highway; two flown to hospital
• UICN asked to explain pilot program for office payments
• PVFRS responds to home three times in 24 hours
• County commission meets Monday to approve budget
• Ex-super seeks district lobbying contract
• Man, 18, arrested in sex tape case
• Blaze threatens Beatty’s Stagecoach Hotel
• Judge sends grade-changing hacker back to high school
• Support sought to commemorate Vietnam War
• New assisted living facility will be state-of-the-art
• Economy, closed businesses becoming an election issue
• Utilities Inc. responds to class action bid
• Golden Gaming sprucing up Terrible’s Lakeside
• Developing: Woman found hanged in makeshift county jail cell
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Obstacles to Yucca licensing should be removed
• CRIME CORNER: Courts and Cops
• DA Reports
• Gun, drug charges after police raid home
• Cadets get painful, electrifying lesson in non-lethal force
• ‘Grim Reaper’ visits PVHS juniors, seniors
• Blackjack Fireworks allowed tent sales
• 2012 candidates endorse Yucca Mountain project
• Top cop refiles lawsuit against ex-DA
• Candidates emphasize anti-politician stance at forum
• Independent American Party shows up in force at forum
• Pahrump J.P. race revolves around qualifications
• IN PROFILE: Jonathan Mitchell
• A chance encounter leads to new information in 1971 Navy jet crash
• Quick action keeps fire contained
• Pahrump winery goes global
• Power company executive running for assembly seat
• Seven honored as teachers of the year
• Corvus Gold fast tracks North Bullfrog project
• Spring Mountain Motor Sports acquires another 120 acres
• Man arrested in attempt to kill ex-girlfriend
• Candidates debate Yucca Mountain, Blagg Road
• Mother who survived 2011 fire gets probation
• BREAKING: Single-vehicle accident sends woman to UMC Trauma
• WEB ONLY: Town board meeting tonight
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Crime, courts strangle county budget
• Attorney attempts to gather plaintiffs
• Schinhofen continues attack on illegals receiving benefits
• Borasky criticizes renewal of consulting contract
• County officials pledge: No change orders on projects
• County budget debate gets testy
• EMS director Brent Jones fired
• Proposal seeks $200,000 for new board
• Growl and I’ll shoot: Cops killing pets gets national attention
• Theme park contractor Holbrook sued by Ohio town
• Judges unsure in Yucca appeal
• High Deserts Shorts International Film Festival
• Screening program hopes to identify teen suicide risks
• NDOT planning more road construction on north end
• Police investigate Wilson Rd. burglaries
• Supreme Court denies grand jury request for Amargosa
• Biz Expo showcases commercial spirit
• Family trio starts brawl over kid’s bicycle
• County taxable sales up 8.1 percent in February
• Beatty students travel to Washington D.C.
• Former coach, sex offender up for parole
• $5 million would go to county if Yucca bill passes
• New county GOP leader seeks party unity
• Scooter joy riders arrested
• Emergency housing needed for those who lose everything
• Beware the fire bug: Juvenile fire starters becoming a dangerous and growing trend
• RTC to seek voter approval for gas tax hike
• Town board to submit three names to governor
• EDITORIAL BOARD: A change order to fix these change orders
• Water district joins protest of state engineer’s decision
• Three arrested in check scam on elderly man
• Tarkanian leads fundraising among Republicans
• Brick of a backup might become town relic
• Minnick, Ledbetter receive awards at tourism roundup
• DA Reports
• Oregon city job not in cards for Kohbarger
• Got sloshed? Cadets get hands-on DUI training
• Officials reflect on Matson hearing, decision
• Raw milk operation makes pitch to county commission
• Man arrested twice under two different names
• Tecopa project ensured by CAISO bid
• Motorcyclist air lifted after collision with car
• Hit hard by loss, co-workers stage cookout for fallen comrade
• Cops: Man fed marijuana to pet dogs
• Attorney seek clients for Willow Creek class action
• Ethics charges upheld against assessor, fined $5,000
• Employees describe assessor’s office in turmoil
• Victim, driver ID’d in Tuesday accident
• EDITORIAL BOARD:If there’s a lesson for voters here, it’s to vote ‘no’ on crazy
• NCSD budget avoids layoffs
• 2012 political rally draws most candidates
• Change orders continue to hike cost of county projects
• County told about loophole in reporting fenced goods
• UPDATE: Victim in Tuesday accident ID’d as detention center official
• Federal judge favors Kulkin on one claim from fall festival
• Driver crashes into 9 cars, kills man
• Incorporation a hot topic among town candidates
• Blagg Road contract awarded
• NEW BUSINESS Making the web mobile-friendly
• Matson ethics hearing today
• Price of school lunches to go up
• Horsford say state could be Silicon Valley of solar
• VEA annual meeting April 21 in Beatty
• Man waves deputy down, starts fight
• Eastley made chair of Heller’s county campaign
• Police scope pill deal, make arrests
• CRIME CORNER: Cops and Courts
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Budget shortfalls are here, get ready for the fee season
• County commission to consider Blagg Road bids
• Rezoning small lots tabled for Pahrump master plan study
• Kohbarger a finalist for job in Oregon job
• Murder suspect denied bail
• Sheriff: No warrantless cell phone tracking in Nye County
• Time winding down for longtime schools super
• Nuclear testing artifacts may be part of cultural archiveIn Brief
• Democrats expected to hold low-key county convention
• Candidates scheduled at Maverick function Sunday
• Donated Civil War doc draws scrutiny
• Floyd Elementary, community mourn student’s death
• Test site contractor helps with income tax preparation
• Ace inventory up for auction
• Three arrested in store robbery
• Blagg Road bids opened
• Parcels in tax sale double from 2011
• New jail construction in home stretch
• Jail fight sends inmates to hospital
• Public admin criticized for reports
• Area kids out and about on Spring Break
• Tax, fee waiver items tossed ahead of town meeting
• WEB ONLY: Town manager named finalist for job in Medford, Ore.
• Fallout from GOP confab grows
• Judge tosses case against NCSO
• Senate candidate presents credentials on veterans’ care
• Couple in child porn bust released
• Almost DEAD . . . last Study: County is second least healthy in Nevada
• Ishani Ridge developers threatened with fines
• County correcting audit flaws
• New sheriff’s impound lot maximizes evidence security
• McCall will fill RPC vacancy
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Willow Creek should be taken over and given to public
• Judge blasts Willow Creek owner
• County faces $2.7 million deficit
• Nye jobless rate falls 1.2 percent
• Former DA guilty in 2010 DUI
• Sex assault suspect leads cops on car chase
• GOP Tonopah convention called fiasco
• Man held after sex assault accusations
• Four-day school week working well in Northern Nye
• Resignation resonates with residents, town officials
• Pahump B&B turned into movie set
• WEB ONLY: Tommasino’s closes the doors
• WEB ONLY: Former DA guilty in 2010 DUI
• Endersby resigns, walks out on meeting
• ‘DOWNTOWN’ MICHAEL BROWN: ‘Finding N-E-D’ recounts a battle with Melanoma
• EDITORIAL BOARD: We demand open records, NCSO transparency
• Man, burro’s long road trip saves Tonopah ranch
• DA Report
• Utilities Inc. wins damages in Willow Creek course suit
• Contested health care act does benefit Nevadans
• New warden, assistant named
• Neighbors on hunt for mailbox smashers
• Corrections officers describe jobs to general public
• Doctor’s opinion: A Q&A with Pahrump physician Dr. Robert Hayes
• Water district looking to add permanent staff in 2012-13
• Man plans solo 935-mile bike trek for Alzheimer’s research
• Couple busted in child porn probe
• Tragic reminder: Safety moves to front of bus
• WEB ONLY: Town Board Member Endersby resigns
• Man gets 60 years for role in 2011 murder
• Denial of grand jury appealed to Nevada Supreme Court
• No injuries in school bus accident
• $10,000 reward offered in Terrible’s Town rebranding contest
• Utilities Inc. investigation continued to June 5
• Balloqui gets send-off from town officials
• Public hearing on Highway 160 widening scheduled
• High fuel prices spur garbage fee increase request
• NCSD swaps school for college building
• Two arrested for threats, truck theft
• Cox, Lackey lend alternate view in commission race
• Judge: NCSO policy needs remedy
• School bond financing to pay for new buses
• Missing cyclist’s body found
• Yucca might be dead, but debate isn’t
• Hollis responds to governor’s letter on Yucca Mountain
• PUC queries Utilities Inc. about odors, bill payments
• County to pull permits for fire training facility
• 12 file to run for two town board positions
• Matson ethics hearing postponed
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Wonder Woman Wanker is human after all
• UPDATE: Missing cyclist found dead
• Judge recuses self from murder case after bias claim
• NASA, Death Valley bring two worlds together
• Nye hospitals appear healthy despite medical industry’s financial woes
• Kulkin runs for senate; Darby quits Assembly race
• Webster gets county manager job
• Death Valley cyclist reported missing
• LIST OF CANDIDATES IN 2012
• Schinhofen balks at county funding HHS food bank
• Self-serve yogurt shop opening
• State Senator Horsford campaigns in Pahrump
• Town board lends support for bus service push
• UPDATE: Kulkin throws his hat into the run for Senate
• Pahrump incorporation firmly on town agenda
• Governor: County doesn’t speak for state
• Child porn case raises thorny question
• TRAINING DAY: Guard unit leads local exercise
• Judge raises robbery suspect’s bail
• Union grievance makes bailiffs out of patrol deputies
• Judge rejects affidavits requesting grand jury
• EDITORIAL BOARD – Incorporation Debate 2012: Let the games begin!
• County EMS vehicle swap raises questions about bids
• UPDATE: Robber arrested
• County selects lobbyist, delays contract
• THE ‘I’ WORD: Town officials sound off on incorporation report
• Town hears bus service pitch
• Man, 27, faces child sex assault charges
• Beatty standoff ends peacefully
• UICN blames closure of golf course on odor problem
• Police release photo of robbery suspect
• Biker charged in Jan. 8 stabbing
• Sheriff, DA’s office seek more grant and county money
• Attorney Greg Hafen Sr. injured in car wreck
• HYDROPONICS: A source for more than just fresh veggies
• Nye County tells DOE: ‘We want Yucca’
• County settles Holmes case; pays $250,000 in Mairs suit
• Grand jury investigation sought by Amargosa Valley residents
• Spring Mountain raceway hopes to acquire 120 acres
• Testimony resumes in Floyd abuse case
• High winds, dirty rain mar return of spring weatherTHIS BLOWS
• Change order sends building costs soaring
• Nye County rejects consumer health inspection contract
• Man gets life in prison for bathroom filming
• Shareholder of Utilities Inc. acquired by another firm
• Burglary arrest latest in string of charges against local man
• Community group plans cafe for hands-on career training
• Sugar Shack rekindles sweet memories
• Classic diner drawing crowds with tummy temptations
• Fireworks ordinance proposal goes up in flames
• PUC expert thinks detention center added to UICN’s odor problem
• OVERSPENT BUDGETS, MISSING INTEREST PAYMENTS, ERROR-FILLED TREASURER REPORTS, UNACCOUNTED-FOR ASSETS
• Pickets stop, opponents still chafe at Tonopah convention
• Woman, 38, arrested in sexual abuse case
• Board OKs new contract for town manager
• EDITORIAL BOARD: County’s impact fee moratorium a food business decision
• Terrible’s casinos closed while Golden Gaming takes over
• VEA candidates create buzz at forum
• Attorney general weighs in on UICN probe
• Holmes settlement agreement up for approval
• December taxable sales drop 11 percent
• NyE Communities hosts Saturday forum
• THE GREAT MIGRATION MYSTERY
• Water district contract will keep expertise within reach
• First-year doctors discuss Pahrump practices
• Development guru to resign
• Board decides fate of Kohbarger’s contract
• Terrible’s casinos closed Wednesday night in turnover
• Valley medical care advancing rapidly
• Police seek ID for purse snatcher, car thief
• Artists in residence: Red Barn hosts masters of the abstract
• Saturday fires called suspicious
• The 50-year-old cadet…and other assorted tales from the Nye County sheriff’s training program
• KPVM goes totally digital today
• Amber Alert ends as woman takes kids into Mexico
• Ron Paul delegates upset at Tonopah convention site
• Third candidate vies for Assembly District 36 seat
• IN PROFILE: Rod Gettle
• World War II POW dies at 94
• BLM schedules Beatty wild burro gather in March
• WHO GIVES A HOOT? Local owl poulations interest USFWS
• Super news: Norton will take charge
• AMBER ALERT 3 children, mother are subjects of the search
• Burglar, 31, ‘foreclosed’ by deputies
• Road construction projects shift into high gear
• Blind advocates seek help with transportation
• Gaming in town Golden
• Consultant hired to research acquiring Pahrump utility
• Nye commission backs solar project on Tecopa Road
• Trojans auto shop now open
• IN PROFILE: Liz Provenza
• Business networking group meets
• Man charged with car theft, fighting with police
• Film company descends upon quiet town of Beatty
• Taxable property values continue decline in county
• Lady Hornets going to Reno
• Lyon Homes emerging from bankruptcy
• Three children subjects of an Amber Alert
• Hollywood hair at local salon
• Veteran educator could be Nye County’s next school superintendent
• Nye votes 4-1 to back impact fees moratorium
• BRAVO! Darling of the desert ends 45-year Opera House run
• Beatty Clinic CEO lectured over reimbursement attempt
• PAHRUMPIPEDIA: Pahrump on Wikipedia, how the world sees us
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Thanks, but no thanks banks
• Beatty water district losses mount
• Only 25 homes permitted in 2011 as slump continues
• Attorney to refile case for Ishani Ridge homeowners; elder abuse citedIn Brief
• Town board chair announces run for open Assembly seat
• Death Valley Visitor Center reopened Thursday
• Dandelion Road improvement project going to contract
• More angst as town board discusses contract
• Car hits motorcycle, sends 2 to hospital
• RPC approves Alzheimer’s assisted living facility
• 6 years later, still no closure for family of missing woman
• Finalists for top NCSD job named
• Marta’s last curtain call
• Judge tosses $26M defamation lawsuit
• Newspaper article questions theme park player’s resumé
• Community college bill reintroduced in Congress
• New medical practice proclaims independence
• School board narrowing super choices to 3
• Gaming win fell slightly in Nye County in 2011
• Matson faces fourth ethics charge
• 540-foot solar ‘power tower’ completed near Tonopah
• Man blames shooting fit on taunts, back pain
• 370 corrections made to new business ordinance befo
• State senate candidate visits Pahrump Republican dinner
• Case raises questions about sheriff’s search warrants
• Cherished icon changes with the times
• Soiree planned for Becket’s final stage performance
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Scrapping Nevada caucus makes good political sense
• Tecopa landowner seeks county support on solar
• Hollis fears Carlsbad will be next nuclear waste repository
• Wichman: Sage grouse listing would criminalize land use
• Man dies in Tuesday rollover on Bell Vista
• Engineering our way to a better future
• Gaming Control Board OKs local casino takeover
• Sources: Jail guard resigns when inmate food goes missing
• BICYCLING
• Official may delay retirement, take top job
• Gingrich message fails to resonate
• Man wanted in October fatal accident
• Victim killed in house fire identified
• IN PROFILE: Eric Lee
• Robbery mastermind guilty on all counts
• Robbins denied bail again
• Constitution, liberty evoked at Pahrump event
• E-cycler keeps toxic electronics out of landfill
• Casting call seeks pregnant mothers, teen daughters
• Paul handily wins Nye County
• Congress differs with Blue Ribbon Commission
• Republicans endorse cutting deficit, less bureaucracy
• Trustees discuss debt financing, super search
• UICN blames odor problem on sewer lift station, not plant
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Pathways story requires public to ask hard questions
• Science Bowl challenges the best of the best
• Seven cadets learn early to work as team
• Joni Wines, state’s first female sheriff dies at 85
• 15 percent rise in November taxable sales recorded
• Big turnout expected for GOP presidential caucus
• Man dies in Tuesday house fire
• Commissioners to begin search for county manager
• Testimony continues today in 2010 home invasion case
• Goedhart says he will quit race
• Teacher: Widespread fraud at Pathways
• Prescribed burn planned at Ash Meadows wildlife refuge
• VEA cooperative realized banner year in 2011
• Blue Ribbon panel urges local input on nuclear waste plans
• Town board approves land purchases
• Prado named acting warden
• Woman struck on highway identified
• Materials help teachers plan water conservation lessons
• Computer shop porn find leads to arrest
• Panel to hear Matson ethics charges
• Despite red tape, flea market doing well
• DA blocks assessor’s attempt to fire employees
• Somber burial for young Marine
• County official derides Blue Ribbon recommendations
• Changes to business license ordinance tabled
• EDITORIAL BOARD: It’s going to be a landslide for Obama in November
• Lombard and Gable: Is it them haunting the Pioneer Saloon in Goodsprings?
• County planning to drill well for fairgrounds project
• Jobless rate falls 1 percent in 2011
• VEA refutes water heater claims
• Board member questions need for water district
• Tecopa Road solar project faces wildlife, cultural hurdles
• Beatty board debates incentives for clinic nurse
• Union official says California to get solar construction jobs
• Woman killed walking on highway
• Effort to seek new town manager stumbles
• HE’S HOMEFallen Marine to be buried today
• DEVELOPING: Woman struck, killed walking on highway
• Police: Victim says assaulted 66 times
• Police find meth lab; two arrested
• Foley running again for J.P.; Britting advocates discretion
• Loss of professional staff leads to clinic’s closure
• Prospectors can now find supplies at home
• Utility purchase could spur water co-op creation
• Town board debates Kohbarger’s contract
• School board elects new officers
• Democrats endorse Obama in Saturday caucus
• Schwartz, Wegner join four-way GOP race for Congress
• Jobs, schools, leadership: Report addresses concerns
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Osborne hiring, firing both costly lessons for taxpayers
• FOSTER PARENTING: Nevada has a shortage of foster parents and the state wants YOU
• ’07 PVHS grad dies in Afghanistan
• Dems to hold caucus Saturday
• Deadline looms on dust control agreement with EPA
• Round Mountain Gold exceeded budget in 2011
• Beatty board honors retired fire chief
• County crackdown on illegal signs in the works
• Unions agree to cuts in effort to save jobs
• Solar program EIS threatens to kill industry, county claims
• Bill introduced to curtail impact fees
• DEVELOPING: 2007 PVHS grad killed in Afghanistan
• Police nab bloodied man for burglary
• Hospital, coalition, DeMeo receive chamber awards
• Promised fitness facility to reopen
• Former sheriff’s deputy, NHP trooper join Pahrump JP race
• School unions said to agree to pay cuts
• Police developing leads in Saturday hit and run
• DOE set to cut county $3.8M check
• Osborne’s contract terminated
• Claim filed on church’s behalf
• Board approves ambulance replacement
• Is this pick up or delivery?
• BREAKING: Police investigate deadly hit and run
• Marta Becket to retire
• EDITORIAL BOARD: A good firing will take care of that odor problem
• Old complaint stirs questions about Osborne
• Town manager feels heat from board members
• Former candidate files $500 million lawsuit against town, fire chief
• Horse rescue fighting bank foreclosure
• County hiring consultants on acquiring Pahrump Utility Co.
• RPC revokes residential kennel permit
• Watkins files for J.P. election
• Draft community assessment report out on Tuesday
• Osborne contract up for consideration Tuesday
• Road work on highways to begin
• Man, 81, avoids prison in kiddie kiss case
• Town manager evaluation tops agenda
• Sources: Osborne to lose job
• Pancake wild horse gather scheduled to begin Thursday
• Restaurant closes; food still in the bar
• Woman charged after assault on mom
• Blaze displaces family, kills 8 cats
• Local activist files motion to dismiss ‘frivolous lawsuit’
• The Store promises something for everyone
• County’s refusal to pay state doesn’t hinder services
• DEVELOPING: County manager’s termination appears imminent
• Mistrial declared in ex-cop’s case
• Ooohs, aaahs greet new high school building
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Computer illiteracy threatens to destroy the county treasury
• Colombiano: Dispatches from a wanderer, Nos. 4 & 5
• Arson suspect files lawsuit against Positive Pahrump founder
• Kent, DeCanio file to run for Pahrump J.P. in 2012 race
• Tests scheduled for utility lines to detention center
• Wanker files for re-election, draws opposition from Lord
• Burglary report leads to drugs, gun
• Cross country for hospice care
• UPDATE: Mistrial declared before jury seated in ex-deputy’s trial
• IN PROFILE: Tesley Steadman
• Colombiano: Dispatches From A WandererDispatches | Year-old hostel an epicenter for good timesColombiano | Getting around both easy and comfortable
• Teachers, administrators find creative ways to fund arts programs
• Six vendors join others in big move to strip mall
• County records 22 percent increase in October sales
• Suicidal man throws knives at deputies
• County signs contract to keep clinics
• Eastley: Reports still lacking
• Ex-deputy on trial today
• Town lost longtime residents in 2011
• EDITORIAL BOARD: 27 years seems like enough time to plan airport funding
• HANGOVER: What can you do when the party does you in?
• Blagg Road sewer line contractor’s license pulled
• NCSO widens chop shop probe after arrests
• County to review treasurer reports at Tuesday meeting
• Pahrump woman murdered by grandson in California
• Solar Millennium files for bankruptcy in German court
• Golden Gaming takeover of Terrible’s tops 2011 business news
• Beatty pond stocked with 1,000 trout for winter fishing
• Fire that killed four tops 2011 news
• Volunteer counselors disclose advice given to CCA detainees
• Four dead in holiday crashes near Tonopah
• Town Hall closes after 22-year run
• Longtime resident offers history lesson on old road
• Maverick bar, restaurant under new ownership
• First pacemaker installed at Desert View Hospital
• Police: Chop shop run out of home
• Salvation Army donations down 15 percent
• First anniversary of Blagg Road closure no celebration
• Q&A: Tierra Jones, the county’s newest criminal prosecutor
• IN PRORFILE: Jose Hernandez
• Blagg Road legal wrangling under wraps
• MOVING DAY: PVHS students put ‘sweat equity’ into new addition
• County to seek proposals for state lobbyist work
• EDITORIAL BOARD: A bit of wishful thinking ahead of the new year
• The Spirit of Christmas: Local couple builds a village, holds to tradition and brings new meaning to ‘family’
• County settles suit with The Chicken Ranch brothel
• County to protest mine water application near Manhattan
• Federal budget funds defense programs in Nevada
• Retailer hosts Christmas shopping spree for kids
• A Tybo Christmas: Three samples of Sagebrush journalism
• Congress again provides no funds for Yucca Mountain
• Activists decry loss of county spay and neutering
• Water feature approved for Calvada duck ponds
• Wichman named county commission chairman
• County to challenge state assessments
• Sixth arrest made in May 1 stabbing death
• Art: Calisthenics for the imagination
• Neighbors pull woman from fire
• Road construction lets business owners down
• Man sentenced to life in 2008 murder
• Blagg Road repair contract now expected by March 1
• Mom’s Diner open for prime time
• Animal control fee on ballot
• IN PROFILE: Dr. George Leaks
• PUC sets March date for UICN input
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Webster leaving not a good sign for county
• Testing sewer trench on Blagg Road under consideration
• 70 Nye County oil leases auctioned by BLM
• Teachers agree to pay cut
• Holiday Boogie: Students bring down the house
• Energy commission accepts Valley Electric transition agreement
• Treasurer given Dec. 31 deadline to finish work
• RPC declines request to allow horses in Allen Estates
• $2.4 million price tag for school renovation
• Hospital marketing director running for state assembly
• Rebel robber arrested at Las Vegas hospital
• Hans Seibt pleads not guilty to security fraud charges
• Congressional district could see competitive GOP primary
• Firefighters, Positive Pahrump play Santa’s helpers
• Pahrump poised to get manufacturing jobs
• IN PROFILE: Norma Jean Opatik
• Tonopah school project, mold on district agenda
• Owners walking away from parcels
• Living conditions spur arrest of parents
• Special meeting set to square reports
• Federal agencies taking steps to protect sage grouse habitat
• County official to resign
• Applications for VEA board seat required by Dec. 23
• MAN… BURRO… QUEST… Travel writer walks to Grand Canyon in effort to save ranch
• Floyd Elementary abuse defendants in court
• NACO asks governor to order special legislative session
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Stupid politicians make great stocking stuffers — for news reporters
• Pizza woman made up robbery story
• Hafen Ranch Road extension proposed
• Treasurer defends monthly statements
• Support for arson suspect raises eyebrows
• Candidates disagree on how to pay for tax cuts
• County contracts awarded
• Gold mining company wants to reroute Highway 95
• Furnace Creek campground closing for repairs Feb. 1
• Hof’s Area 51 Cathouse issued temporary brothel license
• Boy scout works to get homeless jobs for the holiday
• UPDATE: Police search for suspects in 2 robberies
• Police search for suspects in 2 robberies
• IN PROFILE: Nancy Evans
• BLM taking comment on telemedicine fiber optic line
• County treasury in disarray
• Assessing impact of tourism, latest idea loses key support
• Hiring disabled helps build good will, saves money
• VEA set to issue capital checks
• County water board supports Tecopa solar plant project
• VEA unveils pre-pay system
• Man loses pets, possessions in house fire
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Playing Santa? Here’s a good list to get giving
• ‘THE PIG PLACE’ Restaurant serves up barbecue for 22 years
• Seniors helping seniors the idea behind new ministry
• Idea of splitting county gains momentum
• Nye County line moved repeatedly in history
• New president named for NNSS contractor
• $351,831 in legal claims up for county approval
• Amargosa town board creates its own fire department
• Almost one-fifth in Nye County lives in poverty
• Jury acquits Taylor
• Former DA on trial today
• UPDATE: Former NCSO deputy found not guilty of all charges
• Testimony begins in trial of ex-deputy
• IN PROFILE: Ryan Ancell
• Couple arraigned on arson, fraud charges
• BLM rounding up wild horses
• PTO 35 workshops change the way business is done
• Christmas tree lighting Dec. 3
• Arizona co-op wins case against railroads
• Solar project raises concerns over Spanish trail, fire service
• Concerns shared that solar plant might harm river
• PUC’s UICN hearing seeks public comment
• Coffee house opens walls to local artists
• Demand for food programs grows as more families slip into poverty
• Bob Ruud roof work to begin
• BLM’s LONE RANGER: He’s everywhere, guarding you and the land
• EDITORIAL BOARD: PVT editor responds to outlandish display of political suicide
• Mission dedicated to St. Therese makes progress
• Senior Center taking donations for Afghanistan troops
• Governor forming energy industry task force
• Business owners relieved at Homestead Road paving
• Central Nevada water authority opposes pipeline
• Origin of the Prospector and the Mining Industry in the Far West
• County unemployment rate drops slightly in October
• Couple arrested for selling items from home
• Suit claims solar companies didn’t ‘sprechen’ to investors
• IN PROFILE: Vince Tucker
• POVERTY BOOM: Number of retired falling on hard times expected to grow
• No excuse not to enjoy a good meal on Thanksgiving
• Senior Center serves turkey dinner
• AAA forecasts 4 percent rise in Thanksgiving travel
• County adopts plan for new districts
• Popular auction moves to new location
• Water cooler: Flower shop has new owner
• Prominent Republican enters race for congressional district
• Martial artist to deliver karate chop to bullying
• Class size crisis spreads through school district
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Lessons abound for all with the Bob Jones experience
• Initiative tries to raise $1 million in 24 hours
• Redistricting hearing scheduled Monday
• NDOT will look at shoulder improvements on Highway 160
• Bikini’s owner apologizes for flier, sign
• Effort to revive Yucca Mountain project failsIn Brief
• Maher promised timely reports in 2010
• Commissioners amend sex business ordinance
• Desert View Hospital, Nye Regional want rural clinics
• County refunds $450,917 in impact fees at Mountain Falls
• IN PROFILE: Angelo Spata
• CHAMPS: PVHS girls take crown in state 4-A soccer tourney
• Man, drunk, impersonates cop, goes to jail
• Snapshot: Stagecoach Manufacturing keeps machines humming
• Defense sets stage for January trial
• Eastley threatens treasurer, assessor
• Hydroponic gardening store opens
• Pahrump Navy League chapter receives charter
• Man critical after truck rolls 40 yards into desert
• Five PVFRS firefighters honored for valor
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Dissecting the political cartography of Rick Osborne
• A COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS
• It’s a ‘Glee’ thing, baby
• Local veterans services set to expand
• Sex biz, festival rules on county agenda
• Public comment period extended for EIS
• Bob Ruud could reopen by Christmas
• Assault frames Navy vet’s memories of serviceBattle before the war
• County suggests closing Amargosa Valley clinic
• RPC approves rezoning for livestock owners
• Comments address tortoises, Indian issues for VEA line
• FBI tip leads to 5,000 child porn images
• Second arrest for twins after laptop caper foiled again
• Board opts for outsider in tourist video vote
• School nurse recalls mercy mission to Sri Lanka
• Gear Up: Parents, students learn about college grant program
• EDITORIAL BOARD: VEA and CAISO, an opportunity too good to pass up
• Source: DA fires prosecutor over plea deals
• CCSC case against detention center still alive in court
• THE PARANORMAL: Investigator’s tales can make you a believer
• Sheriff’s Report
• Man behind popular local event dies at 79
• ‘Slow’ man gets 40 years in sex assaults
• IN PROFILE: Mary Greenspan
• Nye County wants Blue Ribbon panel support
• School board discusses dates for new super search
• Ishani Ridge homeowners file suit against Utilities Inc.
• Water Cooler: Pahrump diner serves last meal
• Banking on sunbeamspower – politics – prosperity
• Behavioral management facility opens local office
• Need to raise airport funds debated
• Three arrested in meth sting
• Town board discusses tourism video options
• POWER STRUGGLE: VEA aims to improve political clout – PART FOUR
• County official accused of violating law
• Ann Romney encouraged her husband to run again in 2012
• Contract awarded to reline Calvada duck ponds
• THE SOUND OF MUSIC: PVHS students benefit from director’s dedication
• Traffic stop leads to pricey pills, other drugs
• Pahrump, Tonopah papers win news awards
• Copper thieves hit elementary school
• County hikes reimbursement to keep juvenile facility open
• Motorcyclist injured in collision with car
• Gym closes doors, leaves customers with questions
• Quiznos closes the doors
• Wild West organizers seek agreement with town officials
• Reid secures payment in lieu of taxes
• For young entrepreneur, life is icing on the cake
• Colorado group spreads fear over Tonopah solar project
• Two arrested after lovebird burglary
• PART THREEVEA projects could avert rate hikes
• County lost 222 people in third quarter of 2011
• Report to detail guilty party in Blagg Road failure
• VEA regulators a mish mash of groups
• Pumpkin Days: Fall event to raise funds for child outreach group
• MEET THE BOSSES:Pahrump residents hold two spots on VEA board (PART TWO)
• Experience marks depth of VEA brain trust
• Board of directors make key decisions for utility
• Wild West fest tests town ordinances
• BATTLING BULLYING: Teen suicides raise awareness of the high costs of school bullying
• Fall festival turns $10,000 profit despite headaches
• Theme park study presented to town board
• Two men arrested after affairs with girl, 15, uncovered
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Our hope is that Occupy Wall Street inspires real change
• WANTED: Help for a community Thanksgiving
• Power, Politics & Prosperity: The inside story of Valley Electric Association: PART ONE
• NCSD counts 325 less students this year
• Report outlines tourism options
• Blaze destroys home, kills newborn puppies
• Canyon Gate acquired by HealthCare Partners
• Solar Millennium acquired by German PV company
• Wichman running for reelection in 2012
• Apple co-founder flooded with calls in wake of Jobs’ death
• IN PROFILE: Drew Whitten
• Change orders add $1 million to new jail
• Conflict denied in sex biz bill
• NCSD to hire 8 aides
• Haiti volunteer work tougher after earthquake
• County waives $101,125 in traffic impact fees for schools
• Amargosa firefighter demands county turn over fire station
• Pot, cocaine seized from Mountain Falls home
• Community Assessment sessions start Monday
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Another ancedote about us intolerant rurals
• Sheriff’s Report
• Glitches fail to thwart festival fun
• 20 years for mom in baby’s ’09 death
• Town manager absolved in fracas
• Effort to recall assessor fails
• Bank branches change hands after Texas takeover
• Vandals shoot up new VEA transmission line
• Chilling details emerge in murder case
• IN PROFILE: Jeremy Jensen
• Beatty board bandies about burro banishment
• Commissioners vote 4-0 for new redistricting plan
• Town approves parade funds; security resolved
• Plea made in 2008 murder
• Insurance plan holds Q & A with affected patients
• Grant offers relief for NCSO
• BEHIND THE BERM: CCA celebrates on year
• Chaplain, counselors help inmates find the right path
• County seeks bids to reline Calvada Eye ponds
• Town approves fire truck engine repair
• Job service attempts to help unemployed get hired
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Taxpayer money should buy accountability from PAVED
• Family loses home, vehicle
• Civil case against sheriff bombs in court
• Wichman lobbies Congress for PILT
• Saving parade on town’s agenda
• Sisters ensnared in laptop caper gone awry
• Audio tech enhances elementary classroom experience
• No major changes planned after takeover of Terrible’s
• Test site public hearing only attracts six speakers
• Students offered chance to answer constitutional question
• Storage options help clean up the garage
• Fair & Festival: The show goes on, maybe better than ever
• No sneezing! Free flu vaccinations Sept. 24
• PF&F Schedule of Events
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Pahrump Town Board, greatest show on Earth
• Festival parade not quite cancelled, but . . .
• Solar Reserve pact changed
• Man arrested on child lewdness charges
• Former RPC chairman will be ‘go to guy’ for new business
• Goedhart planning run for state senate seat in 2012
• Nugget owner in bid for Terrible’s
• Man, 82, died in Sept. 9 car crashIn Brief
• Borasky continues attack on Utilities Inc. agreement
• Bad girl: Story of a repeat offender
• VEA mulls repeal of impact fees
• Men get prison in 2010 robbery
• Pilot walks away from crash landing
• NCSO, two dozen other agencies dismantle massive pot garden
• Community assessment teams start in October
• Food agencies identify greater need among students, elderly
• NNSS public hearing scheduled tonight
• UICN answers list of questions posed by PUC investigation
• IN PROFILE: Lee Sproul
• Walmart reintroduces layaway for holidays
• DA charges mom who lost sons in February fire
• PVHS alum at center of grade changing scandal in court
• PUC hearing full of details
• Moldy Bob Ruud closed for festival
• Amodei scores bigger win in Nye County, with low turnout
• RPC turns down application for commercial kennel
• PVHS embarks on new path of progress
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Let’s hope impound lot not tip of iceberg
• Scouts take part in 9/11 flag retirement
• CANINE HEROES: Dogs serving in the military can be adopted
• WEB ONLY: UICN public hearing scheduled Thursday
• Trojans football tastes victory after three-year drought
• Impetus for new impound lot grows
• NRC impasse on Yucca vote
• Initial report shows high mold level at Ruud
• New law cracks down on distracted drivers
• IN PROFILE: Rev. Julie Platson
• Papa John’s opens new location, raises money for schools
• Judge dismisses CCSC motions over detention center
• Commission to get two redistricting proposals
• REMEMBERING SEPTEMBER 11:National tragedy hit home
• Local events mark 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Students, colleagues say goodbye to PVHS teacher
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Firmly on the fence, we say utility purchase requires caution
• Sheriff’s Report
• Study reveals tourism insights
• Animal control dogs county
• Denny’s franchise readies for Sept. 20 opening
• County approves contract with sheriff’s union two years late
• Early voting very light for Tuesday special election
• Early voting very light for Tuesday special election
• NV Energy reassures county on roads impact
• Grant loss latest problem for festival organizers
• Mundy murder suspect in court
• Commissioner says talk of utility acquisition premature
• Sheriff chastised for improper contract amendment
• Longtime PVHS teacher dies after health battle
• New county prosecutor on loan from AG’s office
• County manager defends plan for fourth Pahrump district
• PUC orders Utilities Inc. to produce documents
• Inyo Couny settles suit over solar zone designation
• United Way receives federal funds
• IN PROFILE: Mike Dreyer
• Sheriff’s Report
• Benefit concert for PVHS
• AFRICA: Volunteering with Habitat for Humanity
• EDITORIAL BOARD: We tackle touchy stories, take our lumps, learn our lesson, and do it again
• County taxable sales up 17 percent over last year
• County taxable sales up 17 percent over last year
• cROP BURNINGSheriff’s office burns seized drugs
• Early voting continues in Nye County
• Pahrump Utility Company purchase on county agenda
• Volunteer firefighter to represent Pahrump, U.S. at Oktoberfest
• Revised desert tortoise recovery plan released
• VEA pact to link co-op to California
• BrightSource shows off solar project
• Few glitches reported in first full school week
• Family displaced by fire
• IN PROFILE: Paul Enck
• Local chaplain wins Ms. Senior Nevada
• Interest lacking as voting begins for Sept. 13 election
• Polling places come to life up north
• New restaurant didn’t ‘miss a beat’ or a burger
• Charles Abbott gets five-year renewal on inspections
• Police register third big pot bust in August
• Town gets study draft
• Ruud room could reopen
• Mizpah Hotel: What’s old is new
• Kids make ritual trek to class
• Lien times: Assessor had tax issues
• Man in jail for killing daughter’s boyfriend seeks release in court
• Sheriff: Cuts a safety concern
• Top PUC official sought inquiry
• County effort to buy Pahrump Utility Company moves forward
• Police: Man claims PTSD caused crime spree involving gun
• Landscapers dispute state licensing requirement
• Ishani Ridge resident gets water service after 16 months
• Judge sides with Utilities Inc. in Willow Creek case
• Hollis begins campaign for third term
• Son’s murder overwhelms parents
• Utilities Inc. under a microscope; readers react to series
• Teachers, students get ready for class
• USGS planning study of nitrates in Pahrump Valley
• Redistricting plan proposes four Pahrump commissioners
• Duckwater Shoshone tribe eyes major expansion
• IN PROFILE: Joe Bob White
• Tommasino’s closes; plans to reopen next week
• Water Cooler: Trustee’s sale leaves winery intact
• Back to School for Pahrump - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Man jailed for killing daughter’s boyfriend
• Disaster averted at gas facility
• Talk resurfaces about acquiring UICN system
• PUC orders Utilities Inc. investigation
• Blagg fix to cost $4 million
• County joins new lawsuit to finish Yucca licensing process
• County contracts to remove landscaping on Calvada Blvd.
• County hears report on acquiring Pahrump utility
• Hollis balks at court improvement costs
• EDITORIAL BOARD: No, we do not pay for information
• Complaint filed against Kohbarger
• Judge binds juvenile case over
• Ishani Ridge residents caught between developer, utility
• Water line extension turned into detour on Blagg Road
• DOE considers uptick in Test Site waste disposal
• Mutual aid agreement approved by county
• Residents resent kennel plans in northwest neighborhood
• IN PROFILE: Cathy Slaughterback
• Dancing desert queen turns 87
• Pure water without the glaciers
• Police report $5.7 million pot bust
• Brothers 14, 15 charged as adults
• EDITORIAL BOARD: PVT website, Freedom of speech, sure, but play nice
• Utilities Inc. involved in legal quagmire over Willow Creek
• Police say sex offender videotaped additional victims
• Town board approves draft mutual aid agreement
• STORING COMPASSION: Shed builder, Storage Solutions, more than just another business
• Vandals destroy club’s property near Johnnie mine
• VEA back-to-school effort on Saturday
• Sheriff’s Report
• Bright Source Energy files application for solar plant
• IN PROFILE: Art Yeager
• Children’s Dentistry of Pahrump opens for special needs patients
• Jefferson Jackson dinner draws big crowd
• Two local institutions change hands
• iPhone app can prevent missing child tragedy
• Commissioner says it’s holding Pahrump hostageUtilities Inc.:
• Key items on town board’s agenda
• Utility inherited mess in 2002 – Part one
• Bad memories persist of 2004 housing shutdown
• Man busted making child porn
• Assessor may face additional ethics problems after letter
• Public asked for help locating 17-year-old
• G.R.E.A.T. Games survive budget
• EDITORIAL BOARD: The Tea Party Pop Tart saga and other housekeeping
• Health fair to get kids in shape for school start
• Tonopah gives send-off to deploying deputy
• The Shoshone Birdman: A job lost is an old dream found
• Woman faces kidnapping charge
• RCMS teacher, wife arrested
• Animal activists target local big cat owner
• County OKs Blagg Road lawsuit
• Bob Ruud task force holds first meeting
• Nonprofit group excited about move to old Manse Elementary
• Sugar’s Too, Giardino’s to add food and nightlife options
• IN PROFILE: Joe Reynolds
• Car shop relocates, drops Texaco brand
• BREAKING: Police announce major child porn seizure, sex offender arrest
• Simkins Road post office targeted for closure
• ABANDONED: Empty commercial buildings litter valley
• County work faulted in duck pond leakage
• Town terminates agreement with Growponics developer
• Matson recall effort gets ugly
• Costly, frivolous investments have cost this nation dearly
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Utilities Inc. raises ire; a newspaper series is born
• Commissioners consider lawsuit over Blagg Road
• Public forum set for Saturday
• Former, current town board members spar over ‘bird’ sighting
• Town official describes progress of theme park study
• County sales tax collection continues to increase in 2011
• Layoffs stretch school district resources
• Beckett in court for DUI hearing
• Board hears Ishani plea
• Scream it Like You Mean It: Bands, barbecue greet local music lovers
• Bankrupt Pahrump developer jailed on fraud charges
• Two arrested in ‘pirate silver’ theft
• Las Vegas doesn’t want Nye County water, attorney says
• Town board expected to refuse developer’s extension request
• IN PROFILE: Debra Strickland
• Guitar West: It’s all in the location
• Money down the drain: Improper installation leaves duck ponds dry
• Report compares area impact fees
• Search for missing man intensifies
• County employee bidding on contracts scrutinized
• NEVADA EDUCATION: What choices do parents have?
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Don’t like buyout packages? You’d hate the alternative
• Local pioneer Christensen dies in Reno at 84
• Nevada senators stake out positions on debt ceiling
• Two arrested after short car chase
• Police investigate firefighter phone scam
• ON THE WEB: Police take closer look for man reported missing
• County approves 22 buyouts
• Services held for drowning victim
• Utilities Inc. in commissioners’ crosshairs
• Case against suspects outlined
• Theme park study kicks off
• Man killed in motorcycle accident identified
• New Internet coffee house opens
• Water Cooler: Alejandro’s Taco Shop opens
• ON THE WEB: NHP says alcohol suspected factor in motorcycle fatality
• Board hears Ruud options
• Town repeals animal control ordinances
• New jail taking shape
• Waiver granted for new kennel
• Learning about life: ‘Future Fest’ helps put kids in control
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Tough choices for Bob Ruud committee, but no one option stands out
• Town nominates volunteer, patch-collector for state award
• Report due Tuesday on public water, sewer system plans
• Tonopah justice of the peace takes buyout
• County records tiny population decrease
• Ishani Ridge residents withdraw complaint
• Adios Matson: Effort to recall assessor underway
• Family says man missing
• Georgiou competes for Senate seat against Berkley
• Murder case gets messy in court
• 4G coming to a cell phone near you
• Tip leads to drug, child endangerment charges
• Second mini-mall opens in Highway 372 storefront
• Seven apply for county redistricting panel
• Merlino denied mail-in only precincts for Sept. 13 election
• ON THE WEB: Stabbing victim arrested in court after refusing drug test
• Boy, 13, dies in collision with truck
• Confessions of a body broker: Federal prisoner reveals Pahrump connections in book about exploits
• Town may have lost $1.1 million in water rights
• Papers filed to recall assessor
• Bob Ruud progress focus of Tuesday presentation
• Local boy invited to attend exclusive D.C. youth conference
• County awards contract for Homestead Road
• Four candidates on ballot in special congressional election
• Sheriff says early retirement buyouts affect public safety
• Tonopah, Nye County were once U.S. Navy ships
• New judge takes the bench Monday
• Solar Reserve pact approved
• Allied Gold brags about Hasbrouck Peak finds
• Great Basin wants to lease school
• Amargosa town board member removal fails
• Returning Nye students will see higher lunch prices
• Crews put finishing touches on new medical facility
• Pizza! Pizza! Little Caesars shoots for mid-July
• Sheriff’s Report
• Program preserves Ash Meadows plant life
• FOURTH OF JULY: Roundup of local events
• Fire, safety officials on lookout for fireworks violations
• Roberts’ schools reign extended
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Car shopping … with Dave Stevens
• County to consider disposing of animal control, shelters
• Town antes up for study
• Homestead road widening, permanent light coming soon
• Janitor arrested at courthouse
• County gets union concessions
• Tuition going up 13 percent as college faces budget cuts
• 35 Pahrump students make GBC dean’s list
• Pahrump property tax increased for 2011-12
• Mom lost girl as grief support group met
• County rebukes resolution on state education funding
• Man facing murder charge set free after two years in jail
• Girl, 9, drowns at pool party
• Search team discovers remains of missing man
• County acts fast on items
• County to receive $2.8 million in federal funds
• Pahrump taxi reopens
• Tire Works hopes to open in August
• Sign up now, party on the 4th
• IN PROFILE: Ron Cross
• Candidates for Heller’s seat in Congress debate
• Turbine maker eyes building local factory
• What A Fly Ride
• Felon defends self in retrial
• Amargosa self-rule passes
• Grand Slam at 3 a.m.? It’s coming soon
• Town mulls advice over fireworks
• Advocacy center sees 8 kids in first four weeks
• Five face kidnapping charges
• On the fast track: Take a tour of Spring Mountain Motorsports Ranch
• Time to slow it down and have some fun, it’s summertime
• Open meeting complaint irks water board members
• IN PROFILE: Patti Butler
• Man airlifted to UMC after fire
• Broker’s untimely death turns lives upside down
• Local firefighters help battle monster Arizona wildfires
• Pahrump museum reorganized, reopens
• Charges dropped in meth bra case
• Water Cooler: PV Roasters sells coffee by the cup and more
• Judge nixes Matson petition
• Adults charged in shooting that injured boy, 13
• Insurer raises town rate 5 percent
• Kids’ program full for inaugural summer session
• ON THE WEB: Boy, 13, injured in accidental shooting
• Trustees’ choice for NCSD top job opts out
• Town board embarks on wild ride after vote
• NCSD may lay off 50
• Mt. Charleston closes doors after 16 years; students say goodbye to campus
• GOT FOOD? Rising grocery prices have many locals searching for assistance
• Hollis takes dozer to donut shop for new senior center
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Step right up politicians and tell us what you really think
• State opinion says county never formed fire department
• Heller defends solar vote
• BREAKING: Trustees’ choice for superintendent declines job offer
• UPDATE: Town board votes 4-1 to fund theme park study
• A day to remember, Beatty High graduates 33
• Water Cooler: A burger paradise opens in Pahrump
• Former USS Cole commander stumps for open seat
• Police arrest man during pandering sting
• Wichman debates need for redistricting after census
• Theme park study debated
• Lawsuit aims to restore license for Blackjack Fireworks
• Solar company signs lease for Tonopah Airport property
• McCullough Arena reopens after virus scare
• Emotional grads say goodbye
• Doubt cast on reopening of taxi service
• ON THE WEB: High court hears appeal in video rape case
• State funds help halve schools deficit
• Abuse case to be refiled
• A FAMILY AFFAIR: Despite local growth and nepotism rules, some county offices still employ multiple family members
• State costs passed to county
• EDITORIAL BOARD: No time for dawdling, district needs super pick
• Suspected car thief tracked down by satellite
• Suspected car thief tracked down by satellite
• New car purchase, airport grants up for town board debate
• County applies for three-year COPS grant for five deputies
• NDOT will review need for more Pahrump traffic lights
• County approves Beatty skate park; gives $25,000
• Calvada ponds full; ducks to come
• Hollis tells Congressional panel to finish Yucca studies
• Hollis tells Congressional panel to finish Yucca studies
• Theme park study could get OK Tuesday
• Cottage Grove Estates files for bankruptcy
• Stabbing victim testifies at hearing
• Pool season opens with a splash
• PVHS top two take stock
• Public, business owners pack theme park meetings
• Operating a taxi business no simple matter, ex-owner says
• Celebrity auction benefits new advocacy center
• Sanders Family Winery open to public
• Water cooler: Capriotti’s opens inside Nugget
• Quitevis business resume a profile in courage
• UPDATE: School board deadlocked in superintendent selection
• Taxi service shuts down
• Super finalist drops out
• 24 file to replace Heller
• Mountain Falls construction raises hopes for recovery
• Fingers crossed, 250 will graduate PVHS next week
• Workshops held to iron out business license rules
• Town invites public to theme park meetings
• North-south power hookup planned through Nye County
• Fish and wildlife reviewing endangered species
• Sheri’s Ranch lawsuit heading to Vegas district court
• Super finalists before trustees
• Seniors get glimpse of new center
• Almost 3,000 Pahrump homes reported vacant
• New speed limit ordinances on horizon after town vote
• Suspect in child sex arrest arraigned
• Town board keeps license ordinance for now
• First Look: A bit about the New Maverik in town
• VFW Post established in Beatty
• Theme park presentation stirs support for development
• NOT QUITE BLACK AND WHITE: Wild horse debate more complicated than ever
• Town says ‘yes’ to summer fun
• EDITORIAL BOARD : ‘Harleyland’ – where movies ain’t free and ambulances don’t show
• Jenson returns to Nugget as GM
• Judge Wanker excited about coming to rural district
• Memorial Day: Weekend activities honor veterans
• Sales tax revenues continue to rise
• Disabled American Veterans helping disabled vets and their families
• Pahrump’s senior population grew in 2010 census
• Super search narrows to four
• Resource plan meets with scorn
• Governor fills court vacancy left by Davis
• Local applicants react to new judge
• Town board votes to raise tax rate
• PUC orders Ishani Ridge service
• Town debates spending $151,600 on theme park
• Town manager talks about contract ordeal
• Teachers of year named
• Woman arrested after minors served alcohol at party
• Water Cooler: Swanik’s Embroidery decorates most anything
• Water board levies $5 parcel fee
• BREAKING: Gov. names Wanker to fill vacancy left by Judge John Davis
• BREAKING: Water board levies parcel fee
• THE TRAGEDY UNDER OUR NOSES: 253 kids in Nye County schools considered homeless by the federal government
• Supreme Court reverses sentence in spitting case
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Privatizing animal control, shelter a bad idea
• Beatty board resurrects VFW program
• Corner store finds ready-made customers
• County meeting takes up Amargosa Valley future
• Suits, ties greet curious review
• Two hearings on Utilities Inc. scheduled next week
• Budget in limbo for NCSD
• Equine virus closes McCullough Arena
• Feds OK Tonopah solar loan
• 29 offered buyout in budget deal
• Man sentenced in 2007 rape case
• SO LONG, BUTTON: Services held for longtime resident at museum he loved
• Support grows for new seat
• Homebuilder sues over impact fees
• Hollis suggests town take over animal control
• Man accused of embezzling from livestock group
• Former assessor questions county contracting process
• GBC Pahrump campus director announces resignation
• Water Cooler: Rubalcaba opens second location
• Town manager gets 1-year contract
• Suspects in murder see judge
• Test site bill gets hearing
• CCA names new Pahrump warden
• Fire restrictions to take effect
• RPC approves animal shelter; appeal may be pending
• EDITORIAL BOARD: The decision is made, let Kohbarger do his job in peace
• Veterans service director honored
• Contractor regains license after posting bond
• DA outlines new child advocacy program to Rotarians
• UPDATE: Town manager gets one-year extension
• IN PROFILE: Karen Jackson
• Sheriff’s Report
• Solar Millennium takes time on Amargosa plant
• Town to attorney: $10,000 a month
• Protesters crash party
• Trail ride benefits first responders
• Democrats also propose Nye shifting congressional district
• Man tazed reaching for rights
• Harry Ford dies at 74; legacy lives on at museum
• Governor picnics in Pahrump
• Red Apple set to open next week, hold job fair
• EDITORIAL BOARD:Voters should thank Matson’s daughter for coming forward
• Community Garden open for business
• Commissioner avoids conflict of interest, according to DA
• Panel picks finalists for judge
• Daughter alerted to father’s murder via Facebook
• 126 sign Amargosa petition
• Spay and neuter program incorrectly billed, county says
• Local officials react to death of terrorist leader
• Kohbarger’s contract up for debate
• 28 take NCSD buyout
• County offers another buyout
• Governor to greet local GOP
• BREAKING: Local attorneys shut out in judicial selection
• Matson takes fight to court: Daughter calls assessor unfit for public office
• Two men sentenced in robbery
• IN PROFILE: Sheldon Feddy
• Sheriff’s Report
• Sales tax figures continue to grow
• New fireworks permit issued
• Incentives central to Purcell strategy
• VEA members vote to revise bylaws on patronage capital
• Fire injures woman, destroys RV
• Community assessment project proposed for Pahrump
• Arrests made in stabbings
• Nye County facing changes in congressional representation
• One dead, one injured and five arrested in Sunday stabbing incident
• Judicial selection panel to interview judge candidates starting May 4
• Peace at last: Widow of Navy pilot visits crash site after 40 years
• $5 per parcel fee on county agenda
• Lathrop Wells tech park may get another try
• Fireworks store owners object to new license for ‘Red Apple’
• Slain deputy’s name enshrined in state, national memorials
• Pols: Don’t waste YuccaRural counties voice support for repository
• Local GOP bigwig in accident
• German tourists lose RV in traffic accident
• Town to challenge BLM over park plan
• Congressmen convinced facility is safe after tour
• County auctions 89 properties for tax delinquency
• MISSING IAN: Town mourns fallen deputy
• Judicial applications reveal human side of candidates
• Jubilee attracts Easter crowd with rides, games
• More chances given to Last Chance Park
• IN PROFILE: Jan Jensen
• Sheriff’s Report
• Pizza buffet closes after only three months
• Round Mountain wants quarter million for addition
• Judge swears in CASA volunteers
• Local contractor has license suspended
• Desert View Hospital marks five years in operation
• State to consider 64 bills before deadline
• Vigil not only event celebrating Deutch’s life
• Line at McDonald’s for jobs not fries
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Joint meeting not a bad start to discussion
• Schinhofen wants review of county manager on agenda
• Local agencies hold mock disaster drills
• Vigil will mark deputy’s 2010 death
• Father learns of son’s fire death
• DA says Ishani Ridge a ‘grave issue’
• USDA announces grants
• Armed man leads police on high speed chase
• County expenses under scrutiny
• County applies for less funds to fight poverty
• County seeking bids on 160 signal, Dandelion St. repairs
• Killer’s sentence halved in redo
• Man gets 20 years in child sex case
• County commissioners were on defensive at joint meeting
• Q&A: District attorney hires new prosecutor
• Broadband service being extended to the remote north
• Expanded Morales ventures play outsized role shaping community
• It pays to stay in school — really
• Pahrump man imprisoned in theft of petroglyph
• Redistricting may not create four Pahrump commissioners
• Pahrump takeover of planning dies in committee
• Town, county officials hold tame discussion
• Water board still wants $5 per parcel fee on tax bill
• Workshop puts spotlight on veterans benefits
• HMO cuts ties to local doctors
• Military exercise set to use local airspace
• Schools require massive cuts
• Big items tabled at meeting
• Sheriff’s office ironing out wrinkles in $5 million radio system
• Federal budget preserves program for solar industry
• Mobile home park to include new Pahrump senior center
• Joint meeting between town, county scheduled Monday
• Dandelion Road repair on packed county consent agenda
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Busted budgets require bold ideas, politics be damned
• Truck rentals, gas pumps approved at RPC meeting
• Missing funds lead to coach’s arrest
• Deadline, contract changes on agenda
• County may help provide service in Ishani Ridge
• Pahrump marketplace plans grand opening this week
• Japan radiation makes its way into valley
• Sheriff’s Report
• IN PROFILE: Julie Floyd-Moore
• Fish and wildlife looks to list Spring Mountain butterflies
• Polishing the golden arches
• County roads bill passes Senate committee
• BREAKING: PVHS assistant coach arrested on 126 counts of embezzlement
• Town budget faces $739,000 shortfall
• Bond obligation approved – Medium term bonds floated to pay off early retirement
• Judges question Kunzi’s plan – DA wants to revamp community service program
• Highway sign ticks off Hollis
• HANG ON
• EDITORIAL BOARD: Make your voice heard in filling court vacancy
• Beckett’s license reinstated
• Death Valley National Park drafting back country plan
• Parks service attorney disputes Goedhart
• Third time’s a charm? – Goedhart bill would curtail parks service water protests
• Officials outline budget woes
• Police, D.A. anticipate fire report – Survivor of Feb. 9 blaze awaits official charges
• Sheriff’s Report
• BUSINESS: In Profile
• Who says you can’t take it with you?
• Who says you can’t take it with you?
• Company feeds the need to clean
• Local attorneys, outsiders vie for vacant district judge seat
• Esmeralda County attracts more geothermal interest
• Esmeralda County attracts more geothermal interest
• Geothermal project takes shape at the high school
• ON THE WEB: Local attorneys, outsiders vie for vacant district judge seat
• Footage of missing man uncovered; offers few clues
• Jury confusion leads to meth mistrial
• D.A. makes staffing policy changes
• State Medicaid cuts could reduce nursing home pay
• Legislative deluge unfolds ahead of deadline
• VEA board member re-elected
• County to auction off 176 properties to recoup back taxes April 20
• Quitevis to review applicants for judicial vacancy
• Hospital chief of staff deploys to Afghanistan duty
• Pahrump Valley responds to Japan disaster
• Quarter million dollar jail water contract considered
• Matson: Reprimand a badge of honor
• Missing Amargosa funds lead to charges
• County abolishing obsolete planning commission
• VEA makes it official; files for 500-kv line
• Cancer center inspired by Pahrump patient set to open
• Sheriff’s Report
• Rollover victim identified
• Sales tax figures increase
• Busy legislative session at half-way mark
• Water cooler: Business owners share useful news
• UPDATE: County commissioners reprimand Matson
• Heated exchange mars D.A.’s visit
• Speed limit study ready for review
• Test site mitigation bill advances in legislature
• Mt. Charleston Elementary school closure final
• EDEN board to focus on workforce development
• Hollis requests resumption of PETT money from DOE
• Officials set to speak out against Matson
• VEA upstages proponent of 500 kv power line project
• College could lose 1,200 students
• County, ex-D.A. named in lawsuit
• Snags don’t drown town pool project
• Sheriff’s Report
• ‘Old Farts Club’ flexes muscle after ballot question defeat
• Wichman will tell Congress her novel wild horse remedy
• Man dies Sunday in rollover accident
• Wealth Consulting serving Pahrump
• Town or county may acquire Bell Vista shooting range
• Amargosa residents seek more local control
• Matson in the hot seat Friday
• DEVELOPING: Sheriff’s detective files $3 million civil rights lawsuit
• Amargosa board blasted over audit
• Eminent domain bill raises constitutional questions
• Armed, tipsy bar owner given reprimand by liquor board
• Tax assessor unapologetic over e-mails
• Renewable energy sparks workshop
• County faces $5 million budget shortfallIN THE RED
• Resolution asks for discussing test site mitigation with feds
• Business owner pushing for action on Blagg Road repair
• EDITORIAL: Matson needs to go
• Sheriff’s Report
• IN PROFILE: Claudette Crooks
• Public lands advocates endorse county road bill
• ‘Sunshine’ at the legislature
• Nye County pushes for Yucca Mountain license hearings
• Police dismantle chop shop operation
• Tax assessor’s racist rants made public
• Integrated businesses add recycling to mix
• Allstate agency changes hands, maintains services
• County takes no action on dissolving town board
• Rock-thrower arrested hiding in Oregon
• CH-CH-CH-CHANGES: What’s right with your newspaper?
• Where are those yellow duckies?
• Family bakery opens on Postal Drive
• Town Board tables contract, Nye County items; changes town manager’s job description
• Brazen bank robber caught in DUI stop
• Youth work program helps young people, businesses
• 40 years of anguish eased for family who lost father in 1971 plane crash
• Foundry permit granted
• Pipeline to Lakeview golf course proposed
• Public Utilities Commission approves solar power plant
• Dental hygienist leaving on charity mission to Guatemala
• Pahrump woman recalls childhood spent in Libya
• County considers dissolving town board, water budget
• Rotarians asked to support Pahrump youth organization
• Pawn Stars invade local gun range
• Bail reduced in home invasion
• Sheriff’s Report
• Reid, teachers, Wisconsin Democrats skewered at GOP dinner
• Grade scandal case could widen
• Loan guarantee cut could imperil solar projects
• Pilot walks away from plane crash
• Planning bill war of words continues
• Yard sale shopper turns passion into profits
• BREAKING: Single-engine plane crashes east of Pahrump airport
• Roberts announces June retirement after 9 years
• Lola Lane detour proceeds as Blagg Road remains closed
• Dogs and cats welcome at The Barking Lot
• Process to fill judicial vacancy begins
• Grade change scandal rocks PVHS
• Utilities Inc. increase puts landlords in financial pinch
• Miller seeks tougher campaign finance disclosure rules
• Bill about ‘ugly’ side of solar debated
• BLM skips Pahrump in hearings on off-road use
• Water board keeps $8 parcel fee
• Complaints about constant telemarketing calls fall on deaf ears
• Pharms through the ages
• Gunfighters ‘Take a different trail’
• Museum still not open after bureaucratic paperwork
• BREAKING: Former Pahrump Valley High School students arrested for changing grades
• Missing man details emerge
• Ghostly video captured in Tonopah Cemetery
• Sheriff’s Report
• Beatty to finish fire hall with town funds
• Schumacher named Ames Tribune publisher
• Starlite Video moves into new, bigger location
• Starlite Video moves into new, bigger location
• Starlite Video moves into new, bigger location
• VEA antes up $546,000 and counting for mitigation
• Homeless minister proposes unique rehab facility
• Officials trade barbs at hearing
• Police still on hunt for rock thrower, bank robber
• VEA antes up $546,000 and counting for mitigation
• SCHOOL BOARD: A hearing set at tonight’s meeting may seal fate of Amargosa School
• ADVANCE: County bill would amend code on water rights
• Town board agenda changes spark walkout
• Skimming scam suspected as police see uptick in fraud complaints
• The ghosts of gospel: Local author recalls radio career, man who built early gospel audience
• Protect your heritage, help safeguard our future
• Search ongoing for Texarkana man
• Middle-of-the-road, average, as Hollywood biographies go
• Local author recalls radio career, man who built early gospel audience
• Panel disputes Fair Tax claim
• 23 percent sales tax proposed as alternative to income taxes
• Goedhart: Ease access to medical marijuana
• Steering committee begins master plan update
• Census shows Pahrump population at 36,441
• Sheriff’s Report
• Reid attacked for prostitution speech
• Utilities Inc. protests property values, wins
• Police identify robbery suspect
• County veterans’ office served 1,125 clients in 2010
• Blagg add struck from CCSC lawsuit
• Professional pool service opens retail store
• SUBSTITUTE TEACHER USES POETRY TO SPUR STUDENTS’ CREATIVITY
• UPDATE: Suspect in robbery identified
• UPDATE: Services held for last fire victim; Smiley remembered for ‘not giving up’
• GREAT BROKEN COLLEGE: GBC faces extreme budget cuts
• Audit shows decline in revenues, expenditures
• No to Abuse offers programs for women, foster kids
• Waters pushes for dialogue between town, county
• Artist showcases talents, shares experience with area students
• Blagg Road, Amargosa audit don’t make county agendas
• Bar owner asked to appear at March show cause hearing
• County officials plead case to state assembly committee
• Page turner offers heartwarming story of travel, adventure and risk
• SWEETHEART DANCE
• Tumbleweed invasion irks residents
• County severs EDEN contract
• Boys laid to rest together
• UPDATE: Broadhead children laid to rest
• Grief followed by gratitude
• Mother in fire deaths arrested, released
• Iraq vet gets max sentence in 2008 shootout
• Rep. Heller energized by Republican takeover
• Sheriff’s Report
• Cabinet maker with no store front hosts ribbon cutting anyway
• Elk Foundation holds annual banquet
• Commission funds $50,000 study of taking over utilities
• 3-year-old stuck in car window dies
• BREAKING: Iraq vet sentenced to 22 years in 2008 shooutout with cops
• BREAKING: Judge releases mother arrested in fire deaths; defense attorney says manslaughter charges questionable
• 3-year-old Amargosa boy dies when head gets stuck in car window
• Woman critically injured in attack; suspects sought
• BREAKING NEWS: Mother arrested in fire deaths
• BREAKING NEWS: Mother arrested in fire deaths
• BREAKING NEWS: US Bank robbed
• HEARTBREAKING LOSS: Woman died in ‘selfless act’, fire claims four lives
• Town board nixes Kohbarger contract
• Fire claims four lives
• Casino losses blamed for false report
• Local 5th graders bring home FBI prize
• BLM to hold vendor workshops
• Honor roll second quarter
• Amargosa Opera House the subject of a real life drama
• RPC tackles problem areas in rezoning 88 open use lots
• Lost art of the Woo
• County emphasizes need for increased power transmission
• Bingo games hosted to fund child car seats
• FIRE UPDATE: Three children, one adult die in fire
• DEFUSING A TIME BOMB: Bailiff secures courthouse security system upgrade
• Ex-deputy alleges police misconduct
• Sheriff’s Report
• Terminated planning officials still drawing county pay
• Lobbyist ready for dizzying debates
• Legislators set for tough session
• Tip leads to major burglary bust
• NRC moving forward with closing out Yucca review
• CASTING SHADOWS: PVT, area businesses give local students inside look at Pahrump working world
• EDUCATION IN THE CROSSHAIRS: Legislators support it, but top educator wary of Sandoval’s budget plan
• Recorder’s office investigated
• Governor taps Pahrumpian for post
• A favorite new book for sports-minded boys
• Pawned item leads to burglary arrests
• Town events center supported
• County consultant outlines renewable energy projects
• County discusses desert tortoise plan — again
• UPDATE: Federal judge overturns foreclosure injunction
• Like to buy a vowel? Former Beatty resident on Wheel of Fortune
• Suspended educators in court
• Sheriff’s Report
• Board defunct after five members quit
• S.N.A.P.S. under new management; hopes to resume program soon
• Enrollment up at GBC
• Medicare Part B enrollment ends March 31
• GBC Dean’s List announced
• Ex-trustee’s arrest detailed
• County told to expect state cuts, new costs
• Sheriff’s deputies re-arrest wanted man
• BLM studies off-road use
• Town board likes new meeting space, seeks deed
• UPDATE: Bank of America files emergency motion, calls injunction ‘unorthodox’
• Judge John Davis dies: Longtime district court judge succumbs to cancer, leaves legacy of hard work, tenderness
• Sandoval outlines ‘painful’ cuts in first major speech
• VEA may create an LLC; hires security firm
• Roads, park on agenda in Beatty
• Water board resubmitting request for county funding
• Economics blamed for shrimp farm moving to North Las Vegas
• Bikini’s becomes seventh licensed brothel in county
• County issues permits for only 23 single-family homes
• Senior foils home invasion
• Pooch prisoners freed in Pahrump
• Volunteers bag trash in Gamebird Road cleanup
• NEVADA DIGEST IN BRIEF
• Sheriff’s candidates spent $25,000 each on 2010 election
• A particular feeling of reality from one who’s been there
• UPDATE: Judge John Davis dies
• County judge halts Bank of America foreclosures statewide
• 2008 rape case against firefighter dropped
• D.A. kicks CCSC libel case back to sheriff’s office
• Sheriff’s Report
• New LDS church opens Sunday
• NYC transplants open pet salon
• Layoffs may loom as county budget frays
• Sewer lines damaged under Blagg Road
• CCA warden to take top corrections job in Maine
• Lone charge against Beckett dismissed
• Controlled burn taking place at Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge
• DEVELOPING: Local judge halts ReconTrust foreclosure sales statewide
• Man shot by deputy gets plea deal, lower bail
• Ronald Reagan: Re-discovering the father inside the politician
• School board votes to close Mt. Charleston Elementary
• Satanist evoked in invocation debate
• Public hearing over town board slated
• Pahrump population drops again in fourth quarter
• Pahrump Valley Museum closed temporarily
• Amargosa Opera House dispute headed to court
• No-kill shelter finds new home
• UPDATE: School board votes to mothball Mt. Charleston Elementary
• UPDATE: Public hearing on dissolving Pahrump town board slated
• Sheriff’s Report
• Beatty board names officers, approves fire dept. purchases
• Cup of Faith offers patrons a spiritual experience
• Court snafu sends perp walking
• Chamber dinner held to install new board, honor volunteers
• School board holds special meeting
• Vendors bemoan closure of indoor swap meet
• EVENTS CELEBRATE MLK DAY
• County nixes town ballot request
• Court snafu sends perp walking
• BREAKING: Four to plead guilty in Jones home invasion; new details emerge during preliminary hearing
• Blagg Road investigation kept under wraps
• THE HAPPY FOOTNOTE
• Incorporation, Pahrump town board dissolution on agenda
• Food stamp payments soar
• Bob Ruud may be razed
• Hamlin resigns from school board
• Pony Express promo goes to Symphony Animal Shelter
• GBC Foundation receives $300k from Newmont Mining
• Wayne’s second book to address economic theory
• Town Board:Board holds marathon meeting; Growponics deal, prayer and town manager’s contract spur debate
• Celebrating MLK — at a shooting range?
• Sheriff’s Report
• Solar energy project planned across state line
• Second self-serve cigarette business opens
• Couple seeking fresh start opens local pizza buffet
• Only horse-crazy girls need apply
• Complaints spur cleanup along Gamebird Road
• County passes resolution opposing ‘wild lands’
• Southern Paiute ‘trickster story: Coyote falls in love
• Revenge of the Rabble-Rouser: DeCanio not guilty in gun case; pursues civil case against sheriff, deputies
• Politicians sound off about new congressional seat
• Art theft at courthouse leaves painter bewildered
• Former D.A.’s law license suspended
• County water board deals with spiraling cost of studies
• PAVED pitches $2 million project
• Nonprofit offers conference on memoir writing
• BREAKING NEWS: Beckett’s license suspended
• Snowfall covers valley; minor headaches reported
• Sheriff’s Report
• Schinhofen wants prayer, better communication
• Local officials share hopes and dreams for 2011
• Meeting outburst leads to court date
• Hollis to head commission another year
• County considers sinkholes lawsuit
• Pets lost as fire destroys home
• Such thing as a free lunch — with coupons
• THE YEAR IN REVIEW: Deputy Ian Deutch slaying tops list of news stories in 2010
• 2010 a busy year for area entrepreneurs
• Commissioners meeting Monday by state law
• Blagg Road reopening months away, county manager says
• Rains damage restoration projects in Ash Meadows: Private land owners upset by amount of water diverted onto their property
• Town attorney responds to D.A.’s Growponics opinion
• Vet pleads guilty in 2008 shootout
• Bob Ruud closes
• Taxable sales in Nye County rise for third straight month
• Sheriff’s Report
• Drug robbery with pellet gun sends three to jail
• Mystery in the ‘Vermilion Drift’
• Local ministry caters to homeless in Pahrump
• McGinness introduces bill for town planning department
• Goedhart wants feds to pay mitigation for test site
• Ash Meadows bird species count breaks record
• Nye County Animal Shelter
• Man charged in crimes against 13-year-old girl
• Emergency plan readied during rain
• Clothesline Project to help victims of domestic violence
• Solar Reserve project expected to boost Tonopah profile
• Property values plunge
• Kunzi outlines cost savings in filling position
• Doing Good
• Double dip: Retired assessor bids for county contract
• Santa Letters: Children affected by economy ask for more than toys
• County preserves staff at community health clinic
• BREAKING NEWS:Floyd aide pleads guilty
• Weather Update: Roads closed, flooding reported
• Growponics deal hits serious snag
• SOAKED: Storm drenches valley; mudslide closes 160 at Mountain Springs
• Sheriff’s Report
• Report suggests Ensign inquiry cut short
• State engineer: No plan to restrict wells this session
• Borasky takes oath of office — under protest
• Farmers Insurance has new owner
• County to town: Let’s work together
• AG defends Amargosa Valley in open meeting complaint
• Why don’t retailers follow the money?
• Amargosa named preferred zone for solar development
• VEA collects 2,220 lbs. of food during holiday drive
• Superintendent to schools: Cuts are coming
• Fire safety funds refused in simmering fight between agencies
• Town proclaims job shadowing day for students
• Tattoo studio a homecoming of sorts for new owner
• College officials tell county: No thanks for old courthouse
• Planners to study rezoning Humahuaca business area
• Attorney proposes de-annexing from Utilities Inc. service
• Is Butch Cassidy buried in Johnnie?
• RV park land for sale along with winery, restaurant
• Election winners to take oath
• Sheriff’s Report
• Fireworks, festivities at Ian Deutch Park celebrate season
• All Rise: Supreme Court panel hears local appeal
• New county public administrator appointed
• This offbeat Christmas story will make you ho-ho-ho
• Legal dispute keeps residents without sewer and water
• Five arrested for armed break-in
• Home invasion spurs resignation
• FATALITY UPDATE: Woman hit by car Saturday identified
• BREAKING NEWS : County official quits after family held at gunpoint
• BREAKING NEWS: Woman hit by car, dies early Saturday
• Christmas fireworks show, festival Saturday at Ian Deutch Park
• Wreck snarls traffic near site of Saturday’s fatality
• Major motorcycle race envisioned for Beatty
• J.G. Johnson third graders get 81 dictionaries
• Projects abound in Goldfield
• Great Basin to offer classes at Tonopah Station
• Borasky admits violation, fined $1,000
• Local business gets into holiday spirit
• Salvation Army hit with drop in donors, needy families
• County cancels contract with off-road tour company
• County Roundup: Labor costs at NCSO increase
• Festival of Trees raises $25,000 for hospice
• State Supreme Court to hear local appeal
• Borasky settles complaint at last minute
• County to begin testing effluent at sewer plant
• Federal judge dismisses CCSC case without prejudice
• Kunzi enters fray
• County enjoys two months of taxable sales increases
• Saddle West to host children’s Christmas party on Dec. 10
• Sheriff’s Report
• Medicare payments creating a problem
• Update: Coroner identifies boy killed in wreck
• Fatality accident
• CHARGES FILED: Records reveal case against educators
• Officials break ground on new $16 million jail
• Plans for wild horse project progress amid jumble of concerns
• Canyon Gate ceremony Monday
• Local entrepreneur looks to expand online coupons venture
• Construction begins on new northwest transmission line
• Elementary school honor roll first quarter
• Pampered Pet: New boutique opens just for Fifi and Fido
• CEO: Local farmers will prosper when hydro farm opens
• Nevada high school dropout rate worst in nation
• Crescent Dunes OK expected Dec. 20
• Clean Cole takes dose of gratitude
• Appreciation: Pahrump disability group gets surprise donation
• BREAKING NEWS: Extent of alleged abuse at Floyd Elementary revealed in court documents. Multiple search warrants served on student, teacher records
• Beckett hired as defense attorney
• PVT owner acquires Iowa newspapers
• Sheriff’s Report
• Class action lawsuit refiled in district court over sewer plant
• BLM gathering wild mares for fertility control measures
• ABUSE AND ARRESTS:
• A serving that’s healthy for the soul
• Judge claims impartiality in CCSC detention center case
• Jail groundbreaking today
• VEA to pay patronage capital
• UPDATE: Floyd Elementary principal, teacher released on bail; aide remains in custody
• Kunzi takes over at the D.A.’s office
• D.A’s Report
• Nye County could be part of Clark congressional district
• Growponics CEO shares story of company origins
• Petty signature hat to be auctioned
• Social powwow dancers celebrate cultural heritage
• Devil’s Hole being upgraded
• NDEP issues order to clean up Amargosa Valley oil pits
• Black Friday, it’s all about the deals
• UPDATE: Bail raised to $100,000; police say evidence mounts against educators
• Principal, 3 others arrested
• Angels among us
• Hydro farm lease approved
• Growponics Q&A
• Volunteers prepare for Thanksgiving feasts
• Hospice fundraiser Dec. 4
• Great Basin College worries about state funding outlook
• It’s happened before
• Art is in the eye of the beholder
• BREAKING NEWS:Principal, teacher, aides arrested on abuse charges
• BREAKING NEWS: Growponics gets go-ahead
• Letters to a killer: Pahrump man finds solace in conversations with murderers and other violent criminals
• PVT now on Facebook, Twitter
• RESTAURANT GRAND OPENING TODAY
• PLAB: Preserve for wild horses and burros discussed
• Citizen group’s case against detention center back in federal court
• Hydro decision likely today
• Cigarette factory rolling up profits
• Elks commemorate Veterans Day
• Republican House could revive Yucca
• Windows 7: To buy or not to buy, that is the question
• Town planning proposal debated at county level
• Canyon Gate opening medical wing at Desert View hospital
• Plied with pie for paws and claws
• HIGHWAY 160 WORK NEARS END
• Grease helping clog up Utilities Inc. sewer plant
• PVT owner names new CEO
• Feds OK Solar project
• Beatty elects new town board members – Entrepreneur discusses plans for plastics recycling facility
• A howling good read
• Benderz owners share fairy tale business story
• Goedhart to request bill creating Tea Party plate
• No-kill shelter facing stiff fees
• SNAPS president arrested
• Medal of Honor recipient for highest honor in works visits Pahrump Memorial
• Pahrump Rotary gives away $10,000
• DA’s Report
• Public comments run from curious to contentious
• Barking, loose dogs raising concerns over permit process
• Hydro farm vote tabled Growponics CEO gets earful from residents
• Pahrump to County: Step Aside
• County finishes paying off courthouse addition
• Pahrump fairgrounds project withdrawn from agenda
• Kent won most of northern Nye County in failed D.A. bid GOEDHART WINS DESPITE LOSS IN HOME PRECINCT
• McGinness now Senate minority leader
• Lois Layne’s is back in business
• Santa announces special event
• Nevada Digest
• Sheriff’s Report
• While facing DUI, Beckett ordered tougher policy
• Sewage hauled away from Willow Creek plant
• Kent donated $45,000 to his failed campaign for D.A.
• BREAKING NEWS: Town board update
• War hero to speak at Veterans Day event
• Vitto will serve as DA until Kunzi takes over Nov. 22
• $16 million jail contract approved by county
• Vietnam veteran describes 40-year battle with red tape
• Veterans Day Events
• For local couple, every day is Veterans Day
• Local chiropractor offers free water massages to veterans
• BALLOT QUESTIONS
• Political candidates’ ‘better halves’ share election experience
• NEVADA DIGEST
• Nye County press to publish history gem
• Boardwalk opens at Ash Meadows
• Incorporation, hydroponics on town agenda
• $16.6 million jail contract on agenda
• Kunzi ready to work
• Town board: New members vow to work together
• Voter turnout higher for this mid-term election LATE ABSENTEE BALLOTS DON’T CHANGE OUTCOME OF RACES
• Sheriff’s Report
• Fun and fright, kids say Halloween night out of sight
• Where was Amanda McCready?
• Voters’ turn to speak CARNIVAL ATMOSPHERE MARKS END OF HARD CAMPAIGNING
• CCA upholding its end of bargain, officials say
• Kellogg Park offered in bid for $90M project
• Local Election Results
• Election parties cap campaign
• Family identifies woman killed
• Election Results
• 25 percent of local electorate voted early
• Sheriff’s Office investigates illegal Amargosa Valley funds
• Pahrump ghost hunter shares chilling tale
• Bad sign: Candidates report a huge number of sign thefts
• NON-INJURY ROLLOVER
• Crash hurts two, downs utility pole
• Reports show Assembly candidates got less cash this election
• Former county manager challenges treasurer
• Price challenges Heller in quiet congressional contest
• PATTI FRANZEN: Poker, books, and the open road…a fun life lost to cancer
• Pot arrest catches up with suspect
• Teacher touts education plan as candidate for governor
• State health clinics could face cuts, director warns
• Petrack Park pumpkin patch packed for inaugural event
• GOVERNOR FOUR-YEAR TERM
• Local volunteer hopes to spread smiles Nov. 6
• Transfer tax looms large in county recorder’s race
• Computer catch a cold? Cure it
• The hazards of electronic pollution
• Beckett enters rehab
• Car hits and kills local woman
• Sheriff’s Report
• Federal grants give major boost to drug court program
• School district faces $1.4 million loss
• School district awards contract for PVHS addition
• Oncologist: new therapies aid many cancer patients, not all
• One mother’s fight: A survival tale
• Inmate hears demons, breaks out of jail cell
• Nevada Digest
• Richards to drop court case
• Pahrump pumpkin patch opens Friday
• County accepts buildings, purchases 100 computers
• Sheriff’s Report
• Questions fly at League of Women Voters event
• Former governor Miller campaigns for Reid
• Solar test site to break ground – Nevada Renewable industry needs fast development to compete, says state energy director
• Nye County poll shows Angle with slight edge over Reid
• Beatty town board election uncertain with lack of candidate letters
• Crash kills one
• 11-year-old hurt in crash with assemblyman
• Mom accused of witness intimidation in son’s case
• Nevada Digest
• Goedhart tells of accident
• Beckett resigns as part of plea deal
• DA’s Report
• Election Section
• Goedhart to tackle health care, other impact issues next session
• Plea deal expected at Beckett hearing
• Richards show cause hearing continues at Tuesday meeting
• Lobbyist outlines activist role for Valley Electric Association
• Deutch dedication at Lakeside
• County debated ballot questions prior to election
• Life at the Haws Canyon Ranch
• Maverik gas station, store wins RPC approval
• New GM brings 30 years of experience to Pahrump Nugget
• NCSO identifies parents killed in murder-suicide
• Flaws reported in fatal highway crash
• Beatty habitat trails project taking shape after donation
• Briscoe family member blasts NCSO statements
• Libertarian gubernatorial candidate seeks visibility
• Commission approves contract for new building
• Deputy cleared of all charges
• Hollis answers incorporation question with a question
• Children witness parents die in murder-suicide
• Sheriff’s Report
• Rory Reid visits small crowd of Democratic Party loyalists
• Firefighters visit school kids, teach safety
• Crime network broken by ‘Cracker Jack’ police work
• A task force is born
• NCSO: ‘Get Out’
• Sheriff’s Report
• Audience hurls questions at politicians, candidates
• CCA holds ceremony for correctional officer grads
• Annual grape stomp goes to two day event this weekend
• Fighting the good fight against prostate cancer
• Massive marijuana grow operation uncovered, leads to burglary busts
• Great Basin College sets expansion to Tonopah
• One dies in 2-car crash on the 160
• Town board meets in 3-hour marathon; were issues settled?
• Floyd’s Ace Hardware celebrates
• US Ecology faces big fine
• Assessor ‘may lack’ staff to do reappraisals of county property
• Robots to help patrol test site
• Rider said Octopus was going ‘too fast’ at the Pahrump Fair
• First bear hunting season is on its way
• Su Mesa scorched
• Cobel disagrees with plans for new jail
• Willow Creek auction Oct. 21
• ‘For people who have been diagnosed, don’t give up … have a positive attitude and
• Four evacuated by air after crash
• Shupp: town meetings not safe … for her
• Earthquakes rattle the Beatty area
• Meet the candidates
• Burris dismissal refuted
• In Brief
• Community Services
• HIGHWAY 160 CLOSED UNTIL 4:30 P.M. FRIDAY AT C.A.A.S. ROAD
• Shupp’s ‘very bad day …’
• In Brief
• Community Services
• Parade and more…
• FAIR & FESTIVAL
• Order your fall trees by today
• ‘Something for everyone’
• NINE PASSENGERS TRAPPED Rescue at the Octopus ride
• Advisory board in Beatty a busy group
• Romero’s Express damaged
• Sheriff’s Report
• FIREFIGHTERS DISPUTE – War of words heats up in Amargosa
• Pahrump chip seal program won’t get started until April / Gamebird Road paving is delayed
• Deputy shoots suspect during confrontation
• AG candidate sues over ObamaCare
• Aid sought to restore old hangars at Tonopah
• DA’s Report
• Enterprise in Crystal big boost to Pahrump
• Fair & Festival
• Manse Elementary groundbreaking
• Nevada Digest
• In Dayton, Marilyn was a star
• PVT wins 15 Nevada Press Association awards
• SHOW CAUSE – Wichman suggests: ‘Thank Richards’
• In Brief
• Community Services
• Want a shepherd? Contact the Rescue
• Politics, attorney general style…
• ‘Becoming Hendrix’.. a teaser
• Kohbarger debate tabled until February
• Catholic church hit by vandals
• Farmers’ Market: from fruit to nuts
• Beckett could face sanctions
• Detention center already helping local businesses
• Nye County urged to establish weed management area
• Setting the record straight
• Incorporation on ballot — in 2012?
• Yom Kippur begins tonight
• NEVADA DIGEST
• Federal judge continues suit against feds
• SENATOR’S OFFICE RESPONDS Goedhart critical of Reid ads
• DETENTION CENTER DEDICATED Could House 1,072 inmates
• Community Services
• In Brief
• NEVADA DIGEST
• Sheriff’s Report
• 9-11 REMEMBERED
• SUNSET ON 372
• League of Women Voters celebrates Constitution Day
• $2M in fed funds: teachers get jobs
• Clean Energy Sought
• BAR AT ROMERO’S
• Star Nursery re-opens next week
• LEGAL CHALLENGE REMAINS – CCA to dedicate detention center
• 100 MEGAWATT PLANT SLATED: Solar Reserve EIS hearing set in Tonopah
• 9/11 events slated
• HOME IS A CASTLE … FOR REAL
• NEVADA DIGEST
• COUNTY ROUNDUP – Commissioners: Refill scheduled for duck ponds
• Jesus sign needs support
• NEVADA DIGEST – Goedhart proposes lobbyist policy change
• State AG finds no violations in county
• Trick shot champ helps charity
• Unique animal shelter closer to reality
• Treasures now 2-way operations
• Nine facing charges for area crimes
• In Brief
• Community Services
• BREAKING NEWS – Beckett arrested for DUI
• Seniors get prescription drug help September 16
• New building constructed for brothel south of Beatty
• McGinness says he won’t blame officials
• IS THERE CHEESE WITH THAT WINE, SIR?
• DAs Report
• IN BRIEF
• Community Services
• PAVED says town wants it to fail
• Motorist takes aim with pickup truck
• Populations of Nye County, Pahrump continue decline
• EARLY A.M.
• $90,000 estimated for town square park
• Kohbarger: It’s part of doing my job
• Many agenda items are tabled in Beatty
• Woman says charges about Hernandez true
• Eagle Scouts will assist in retiring flags
• Detention center welcomes visitors
• ‘Tempted by Trouble’ really sizzles
• Sheriff’s report
• Utilities Inc. releases new rates for sewer, water
• Trial in 2008 shooting finally set for 2011
• The Town BUZZ
• City by stealth?
• Chamber welcomes Selbach as new executive director
• North end gets a new pizza take-out shop
• Town gets grant for swimming lessons
• Sutton appointed as school trustee
• COMMUNITY SERVICES
• WHEELER WASH GOLD?
• FLAME SKIMMER
• Tribe makes way for new powerline
• Mountain lion concern raised in northern valley
• ‘Addict’ is a memoir with a raw edge
• FIRE IN THE GARAGE
• PAHRUMP LUAU
• Reid: Energy projects benefit Nye
• Test site is now ‘national security site’
• Sheriff’s report
• Pahrump teen dies at Lake Mohave
• No go on Senate race debate
• Pahrump teen dies at Lake Mohave
• Kids unleash creativity at Summer Art Camp
• Town manager defends payment
• PVHS will offer nursing course
• Community Law Day will offer help with free classes
• The story of the statistics
• Town debates poverty
• Tri-county pact focuses ‘green’ efforts
• Career Connections and GBC part ways
• Suspect chased, caught, sent home to Ohio
• DA’s REPORT
• PHOTO: New girl with a new crown
• Yoga Centered opens on Highway 160 South
• Expanded marketing effort might help sell Barrick Bullfrog property
• Beatty board outlines capital projects
• NTS trains 100,000th anti-terrorism student
• Boys & Girls Club moves ahead
• Board extends life of incorp. study
• Hof gains OK for brothels
• Three mistakes on a single weekend = one fine book
• Beckett back in the bad check business after judge’s ruling
• FULLY INVOLVED
• NOT EXACTLY THE CHAIN GANG
• High-end subdivision recommended by RPC
• Sheriff adopts new 3D technology
• You say Ne-vaa-da, I say Ne-vah-da
• Experience and service at All Doors Overhead
• Lawrence E. Davidson
• SolarReserve expects approval for project
• CCAssist reaches $1 million mark
• Incorporation studyHow much did Pahrump actually pay?
• William Scott
• Goldie Bishop
• Second campaign season opens
• Businesses asked to ‘pay it forward’
• Plan now to see your shadow
• MUCH APPRECIATED
• Affordable Concepts awarded Manse bid
• H.O.P.E. expands, relocates to extend its reach
• Believe it or not, this is a really cool book
• Lord apologizes to Merlino
• Kohbarger contract taken from agenda
• Commissioners OK Advanced Medical deal
• DA addresses rumors of absence
• Windsor opens 3rd business
• ‘Particular Sadness’ is irresistible
• Project SOAR graduates confident, disciplined students
• Eagle Quest sends youngsters ‘up on a mountain’
• Homestead Storage open for business
• Kathy Harmon
• Relay for Life seeks volunteers
• Hof a step closer to owning brothel
• Borasky votes against elected official hikes
• Town board meets Monday
• ‘Hot potato’ goes nowhere in Beatty
• Lillie LaFrenz
• Pahrump man dies in Kansas
• Grandmother alerts parents to chemical poisons
• Chamber CEO plans to leave for Colorado
• The damage inhalants can do
• It’s a courthouse, not a flophouse
• Chip sealing to get underway
• Pahrump Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games

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