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March 29, 2006
LAW AND DISORDER
DeMeo ordered to justice court
Robert Earl Davies, a man who essentially admitted his guilt during an arraignment in late February, had a pair of justice court judges squarely in his corner and openly fighting the Nye County Sheriff's Office for repeatedly arresting the alleged prolific bad check writer, but he might have lost that support March 22 when he failed to appear for his preliminary hearing on a host of charges.
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HORACE LANGFORD JR. / PVT
Dominique Maloy was in a league of her own Friday. The speedy junior ran away from the field in three sprints and the long jump.
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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL TRACK AND FIELD
Boys first, girls second in meet
Home field advantage might have played a role in the Pahrump Valley High track teams' success Friday at the Pahrump Rotary Invitational, a 14-team meet that saw the Trojan boys take first place and the Lady Trojans second.
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NEWS
• Free self-defense class offered
• Interim county manager named
• Dialing 2-1-1 helps people
in Pahrump access services
• DeMeo ordered to justice court
• Residents fighting business; Part II
• Help is a long way off
• Update on the senior center
• RIP - and don't get stiffed by those obits
• PHOTO: HOSPITAL OPEN HOUSE THIS WEEKEND
• PHOTO: Quilters wanted for Democratic
fundraiser
• PHOTO: COURTHOUSE ROCK & ROLL ART
• PHOTO: NEW (UTILITY) CONNECTIONS
• PHOTO: CONGRATULATIONS NUGGET
• Correction
• Birth Announcement
• Students in the News
• Community Briefs
• Support meetings
• Community assistance
• Calendar
• California Lottery
OPINION
• His nerves are tired and, boy, he needs to lie down
• How buzz words subvert the public debate
• Comments on 'generational tension' in the words of a boomer
• LETTER: Tears for Talbert
SPORTS
• Boys first, girls second in meet
• Boys solid throughout to win overall team title at Pahrump Valley High School meet
• PHOTOS: PLAY BALL!
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