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August 13, 2003
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DOUG McMURDO / PVT
The writing is on the wall. - or taped to the door, rather, with Leisure Industries Corporation written on it in black marker - at the old Preferred Equities Corp. office on Calvada Boulevard.
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THE COMPANY THAT BUILT THE VALLEY
PEC parent files for bankruptcy
The company formerly known as Calvada developer Preferred Equities Corp. has filed for bankruptcy protection in federal court in Reno.
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HORACE LANGFORD JR. /PVT
Zack Mounts, center, was shaken up after being kicked in the head by a bull he was riding in the Rocking M Rodeo-sponsored series in McCullough Arena Saturday night. He recovered and went on to win the championship in the series.
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KICK IN THE HEAD PAINS HIS BULL RIDE RIVALS
Mounts buckles down a win
Zack Mounts got kicked in the head by a bull Saturday night. But his rivals felt the pain.
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NEWS
• PEC parent files for bankruptcy
• Company shaped valley - for better and worse
• Does Preferred Equities owe you money?
• Off the hook
• Suit yields
$136M for
Nye mine
• Crash ended teen's second chance
• Hafen-owned utility seeks first rate hike
• Jail project
in jeopardy?
• Undersheriff post to be left vacant
• Customer, staff fight over beer
• Energy official denies witness intimidation
• Series to highlight Nye starting this month
• Agape consultant notes resistance
• RPC meets tonight
• Calendar
• California Lottery
• PHOTO: HULA, NO HOOP
• PHOTO: WALKING MUSIC
• PHOTO: PAHRUMP GOES POLYNESIAN
• PHOTO: KEATING FAMILY TRIO?
OBITUARIES
• Obituaries
OPINION
• The dangers of arachnids, arachnophobia
• Reviews mixed on foreign policy
• Planned attack
• To the junior seniors
SPORTS
• Mounts buckles down a win
• Cruz now Hornets' AD;
workouts start Thursday
• Roosters
hold off
Rockies
• Youth soccer registration to begin Aug.23
• Pahrump man second
in 'Legends' tourney
• Worden triumphs
in Goins tourney
• County gives students credit
• Sports Briefs
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