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June 3, 2005
NEW BOOM
65,000 homes planned for Inyo
Far from the vision of its early and optimistic planners in the 1970s, the proposed subdivision of Charleston View, Calif., has long been a sort of no man's land, a sparsely populated stretch of desert in the otherwise empty landscape stretching for miles around the place where the edges of Inyo County, Calif., and Clark County meet along the Tecopa cutoff at Highway 160 heading west.
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DON McDERMOTT / PVT
Dominique Maloy will compete for Pahrump Valley in the Great Southwest Classic Track and Field Championships at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque Saturday.
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Dominique,
Wright in
'Southwest'
track meet
For the second consecutive season, Dominique Maloy, the sophomore track sensation out of Pahrump Valley High School, is on the Nevada team that will compete Saturday in the Great Southwest Track and Field Classic at Albuquerque, N.M.
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NEWS
• Nye hospital
debt a concern
• Seven vie for Ms. Senior Golden Years in Pahrump
• Learning to never underestimate the desert
• Another huge agenda awaits
• Heroes emerge
from the ashes
• School board meets today
• 700 homes planned for Sheri's Ranch
• The con game of the
unlicensed contractor
• 65,000 homes planned for Inyo
• 'Truce' called between sheriff, commissioners
• Survey shows public has high
confidence in sheriff's office
• Liakopoulos announces candidacy
• Memorial Day observed in Nevada
• Lawmakers seek to tighten scholarships
• The enduring secret now exposed
• Wang appears before planners once again
• Beatty students prepare for graduation
• Calling all local artists
• Sheriff's Report
• Birth Announcement
• Wedding
• Students in the News
• Calendar
• Senior News
• School Menu
• Support meetings
• Community assistance
• California Lottery
OPINION
• Summer memories wash worries away
• On the proper use
of 'Deep Throat'
• Time to outlaw 'controlled' burns in valley
• Pahrump woman thanks rescuers for their heroics
• You don't need incorporation to succeed, just community pride
• LETTER: Killer Gabbs
• LETTER: Yasmin not first
• LETTER: Bush's Red House
• LETTER: Dan's the man
• LETTER: Why change?
SPORTS
• Lady Trojans'
softball team
establishes
many records
• Dominique,
Wright in
'Southwest'
track meet
• Can drivers tame
the Monster Mile?
• Got a spring,
summer league?
• Some hunts are worth effort
• Statewide conservation plan
one step closer to happening
• Fishing Report
• PHOTO: BOWLING RETURNS TODAY
• PHOTO: SPEEDWAY RACES SATURDAY
• World Series
of Poker 2005
• Nextel at a glance
• Sports Briefs
• Bowling Briefs
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