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May 6, 2005
GROWTH STOPPER
Utility futility
Mixed news for homebuyers and builders with projects under way within Utility Inc. of Central Nevada's tariff area came to the forefront late last week.
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DON McDERMOTT / PVT
Floyd Field, at Pahrump Valley High School, will be dedicated Saturday, in ceremonies beginning at 11 a.m.
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All PV students
have benefited
from the idea
of volunteerism
The Floyd family, rightfully so, will be honored Saturday, when the Pahrump Valley High School fast-pitch softball complex is dedicated in their name.
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NEWS
• Death Valley employee housing burns to ground
• Sculpting young minds at J.G. Johnson
• Honor mom with flowers, plants
• State legislators aim to end cervical cancer
• One-Stop celebration planned for Saturday
• Utility futility
• Bad driver law goes to Guinn
• Town manager clarifies brothel amendment
• State employees up for substantial raises
• Willis defends lifting brothel ban
• Brothel owners lose another zoning battle
• No luck in search for road engineer
• Time to prepare for fire season
• Villa signs with Utah college
• Commission targets PV speeders
• PHOTO: SPOT OF COLOR
• PHOTO: SHELL STATION
• Sheriff's Report
• In the Service
• Anniversary
• School Menu
• Senior News
• Support meetings
• Calendar
• California Lottery
OPINION
• How to balance on one wing
• Forget water, Las Vegas wants our children
• Escape the credit card sham
• Finding a dress bigger than size 2
• Democrats a little 'shifty'
• LETTER: Less than ethical
• LETTER: Pro conservative
• LETTER: Thanks, Breanne
• LETTER: Robbing us dry
• LETTER: Car show blues
• LETTER: Wrong, stupid
SPORTS
• All PV students
have benefited
from the idea
of volunteerism
• Rogers wins
at speedway
• Hornets, Knights,
Alamo to clash
• 'Lady in Black' returns for night race
• Tonopah closes in on 1-A title
• International language: hunting
• Board agenda includes
big game tag numbers
• Big game water developments ready
• Regional baseball
• Nextel at a glance
• Sports Briefs
• Bowling Briefs
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