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August 15, 2003
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MARK WAITE / PVT
Norma Crooks, foreground, testifies before the State Board of Health Friday with other members of a group calling itself Nye County Citizens to Insure Responsible Government.
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AN EXTENSION WITH STRINGS
State pushes
Nye to beef up
septic scrutiny
State Board of Health members are giving Nye County six months to develop a map of soil conditions in Pahrump Valley and require certified percolation tests before septic tanks are installed.
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DON McDERMOTT /PVT
Jill Harris, right, watches Breann Kukurin work on her serve at a Pahrump Valley High School volleyball practice. Only 19 girls attended the first workout; 27 were on the roster when the 2002-2003 season ended.
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NUMBERS DECLINE AS TROJANS BEGIN PRESEASON WORKOUTS
Pay to participate the reason?
Will the prospect of having to pay to participate affect how many boys and girls will be involved in interscholastic sports in Nye County this fall?
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NEWS
• Author offers tips on senior citizen safety
• Teachers' union pickets Sherer
• Teachers' complaints against assemblyman
• State pushes
Nye to beef up
septic scrutiny
• RPC stalls restaurant plans
• Schmidt wins permit modification for plant
• Daycare developer wins approval despite concerns
• Pahrump arts council
wins grant
• Nye tapped for waste detour
• A trip home in the dark
• Valley vulnerable to blackout
• Senator's mobile
office in PV today
• Toad habitat project earns praise
• PHOTOS: Plump, Square, Level
• PHOTO: Ready for Paint
• PHOTO: Just Cause
• Birth
• Engagement
• Corrections
• Calendar
• Lotto
OBITUARIES
• Obituaries
OPINION
• In the battle of the bulge we fight as a family
• Easily clearing the bar
• In defense of Patrick
• High praise in deed
SPORTS
• Pay to participate the reason?
• Athletes
better be
prepared
to 'pay'
• Players' attitudes excite Trojans' football coach
• Youth soccer registration to begin Saturday
• Pahrump Valley
fall schedules
• Tournament schedules
• Roosters bow 8-2 to Heat
• Roosters return
to action Sunday
• Sports Briefs
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