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February 16, 2005
24/7 HEALTH CARE
PMC contract in serious jeopardy
After two previous disappointments this year regarding the reopening of Pahrump Medical Center, Nye County commissioners were scheduled to deliberate and decide Tuesday on whether to accept new terms set forth by Kare Healthcare Inc. in contracting with the county to run the refurbished center.
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DON McDERMOTT / PVT
A referee raises the arm of Pahrump Valley High student-athlete Elias Armendariz III after the freshman pinned down the 103-pound 3-A State Championship Saturday in Winnemucca.
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STATE 3-A WRESTLING AT WINNEMUCCA
Armendariz pins the 103 crown
WINNEMUCCA - For the fourth time in five years, Pahrump Valley High School had a wrestler emerge as a champion in the Nevada Class 3-A State Tournament.
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NEWS
• Senator revives tax
deduction legislation
• Construction on Our Lady of the Valley church stalls
• Fiber Arts Show returns
• E-filing favored by millions
• Book for animal, history lovers a Key buy
• Rains bring kayakers to Death Valley region
• In search of knowledge, pleasure
• Legion gets federal
land from Congress
• PMC contract in serious jeopardy
• PHOTO: FLAG WAVE
• PHOTO: PASS THE BUCK
• PHOTO: FUN(D) RAISER
• Community assistance
• Support meetings
• Calendar
• California Lottery
• Obituaries
OPINION
• What the liberals aren't saying
• Media, artificial political balance
• LETTER: Walk in our shoes
• LETTERS: The road ahead
• LETTER: Gabbs fest
• LETTER: Survey says ...
• LETTER: You can bank on it
• LETTER: Who's divisive?
• LETTER: Bus(ted)
SPORTS
• Times ratings
• 'Real' season
will begin at
3-A playoffs
• Armendariz pins the 103 crown
• Every Nye
school to
have team
on court
• Trojans win home finale
• Centennial, Gorman
lead the final top 10s
• Lund stops Muckers,
wins Central 1-A title
• Hunter safety
course in March
• Boys basketball final standings
• PV boys in review
• Basketball playoffs
• Box scores
• State wrestling
• Sports Briefs
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