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February 23, 2007

--> ROADS WORKSHOP: County dusts off a chip at a time
Ed Simons figures at the rate of chip-sealing 25 miles per year, it may take 20 years to finish all the streets in Pahrump Valley.

DON McDERMOTT / PVT
The Pahrump Valley girls won their fourth Southern Nevada Class 3-A regional basketball championship Saturday at Del Sol High School in Las Vegas, defeating Faith Lutheran 38-14.

YERINGTON TO PLAY TROJANS TONIGHT: By the numbers: Why PV girls are 29-3
HENDERSON -- In going 29-3 thus far in the 2006-2007 season, the Pahrump Valley High School girls basketball team has allowed only 30 points per game.

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