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April 13, 2005
SCHOOL BOARD NOTES
District chooses new modular provider
The Nye County School District board of trustees made a decision to save money and go with a lower bidder on placing modulars in certain schools, despite a recommendation to choose a different vendor.
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DON McDERMOTT / PVT
Ricky Johnson, left, of Pahrump Valley won the 1600-meter run at the Boulder City Invitational Friday, with a time of 4:37.9.
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MALOY, JOHNSON WIN
PV's girls
among top
five at BC
BOULDER CITY - Pahrump Valley's girls won the small school division and was tied for fifth among 26 teams in the Boulder City Invitational Track meet Friday, fighting off chilly temperatures and gusting winds to outpoint Lund for the title.
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NEWS
• Assemblyman wants to dump daylight saving time in Nevada
• Lawmakers address open meeting laws
• Gonzalez, Huffines selected for pageant
• Woman shot, suspect jailed
• District chooses new modular provider
• Hall resigns
• Mixed bag
• Tables turned
• Baker to Vegas coming April 23-24; heavy delays expected
• Earth Day poster contest under way in time for April 23 event
• Tricks to help deal with life's stressful situations
• 'On the Wild Edge' a good read - for awhile
• Cutting the fat out of frivolous obesity lawsuits
• Reid attacks GOP over judicial battles
• PHOTO: ALOHA
• PHOTOS: SHARE THE ROAD
• PHOTO: A GOOD NEEDLING
• PHOTO: BUILDING HOPE
• Anniversary
• Support meetings
• Calendar
• Community assistance
• California Lottery
OPINION
• Goats trump incorporators ... and freedom rings in Pahrump
• April 15 - the day all of us are played for real fools
SPORTS
• PV's girls
among top
five at BC
• Trojans
within
2 points
of third
• Beatty scores 41
in sweep of Lund
• PV falls
twice to
Faith,
Bishop
• Class of '05
sought its
100th win
at Meadows
• PHOTO: DWARF CARS TO COMPETE
• Beatty schedules
• PVHS 2005 spring
sports schedules
• State High School Standings
• Sports Briefs
• Bowling Briefs
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