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February 2, 2005
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PHILLIP GOMEZ / PVT
Pahrump small business owner Scott Babb said he had to bartend part-time to cover the expenses of staying in business with his porn video and women's clothing store. Now, the county's new SOB ordinance has put him out of business.
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OUT OF BUSINESS
SOB stories
Scott Babb, 43, is packing it in.
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HEIDI J. BERTOLINO / PVT
Tonopah defeated visiting Beatty 69-64 in a free-wheeling Nevada Central Class A Division boys basketball game Friday. The Hornets lost despite firing in 11 3-point baskets. Steven Sullivan, 32, of Beatty defends against Tonopah's Dominic Merlino as Miker Hermanson, 21, and Jeff Schroeder move in on the play. The loss eliminated Beatty from playoff eligibility.
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BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS
PV girls,
2 Mucker
teams 'in'
It's February, so it's time to start thinking about the high school basketball playoffs.
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NEWS
• Aboveground aging pads at NTS revealed, panned
• SOB stories
• 'Pound for Pound' a Sugar treat
• Nevada tightens ship on elected public officials
• Commission to pay PMC debt with PETT
• Johnnie on the spot
• Binion judge criticizes Tabish legal strategies
• Guinn warns of 'taxpayer revolt'
• Adult Superstore sues county over SOB law
• Beatty takes care of housekeeping issues
• Reid challenges Bush to develop Iraq exit strategy
• Warner resigns
• Bishop in hospital
• PHOTOS: Pahrump's 'Super' Bowl
• PHOTO: Tsunami Bomb
• PHOTO: Ball of the Ball
• PHOTO: Stunning Soprano
• PHOTO: Stop, Go
• Community assistance
• Calendar
• Support meetings
• California Lottery
• Obituaries
OPINION
• Freedom's just another word for taxes left to lose
• Readers react to incorporation effort
• LETTER: Sinking feeling
SPORTS
• Trojan
wrestlers
in quest
for title
• PV girls,
2 Mucker
teams 'in'
• Hunter safety
course offered
• Barlow's 31-point
spree sparks win
against PV's boys
• Lady Trojans nip Eagles in OT
• Trojans celebrate 'Banners Night'
• Coleman,
Hoggatt
honored
by NIAA
• Boys basketball
• Girls basketball
• Box Scores
• Sports Briefs
• Bowling Briefs
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