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November 2, 2007

Nye officials say park still is possible
Local officials are optimistic the Amargosa Valley Science and Technology Park project can be completed and tenants moved in.

DON McDERMOTT / PVT
Bob Hopkins, the girlsÕ basketball coach and interim athletics director at Pahrump Valley High School, walks across the barren gym floor, where the wood surface has to be replaced because of water damage. The repairs may not be done in time for the boysÕ opener Nov. 27 against Lake Mead Christian Academy and the Times Trojans Cage Classic Dec. 6-7-8.

BASKETBALL DEC. 6-7-8: Times pairings complete
The Pahrump Valley Times Trojans Cage Classic will go on as scheduled Dec. 6-7-8, but the scene of the action could be changed.

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• Natural disaster declared
• PHOTO: UP TO NO GOOD
• Muralist never enjoyed formal lessons
• IN BRIEF
• Opera house to reopen Sunday
• Community Calendar
• Senior News
• Email scam offers slice of $5m
• Support meetings
• School Menu
• It's Shoshone's turn to party
• DEATH VALLEY: Tribe dedicates community center
• Nuts & Bolts with Buffalo Jim
• Back Then
• Isolation may lead to under-reporting
• School board addresses Floyd issues
• Nye County will pay deductible over Hollis
• Community assistance
• County resources site at Pahrump location
• Nye officials say park still is possible
• Man arrested for kidnapping
• And the winners are...
• Port of Subs has new color scheme
• Giving back
• RCMS Poster contest says no bullying
• PHOTOS: OPEN FOR BIZ
• California Lottery
• Despite the wind, 'Tarantella' a win
• Heads turn for '49 mule train
• Davila named chief of hospital
• PHOTOS: 4-H'ERS ALL
• Entertainment Schedule
PHOTOS: Halloween

Opinion

• Customer service or gouging? Check opinions at the door
• A liberal called by any other name smells the same
• Fall maize maze creates family bonds ... eventually
• Hillary's romp hits a bump
• Pete's not new to offensive rhetoric
• Letters to the Editor

Sports

• BOWLING
• Times Ratings
• REGIONAL VOLLEYBALL TODAY: Lady Trojans face No. 1 Crusaders
• Football
• Times tournament pairings
• Fall weather means better fishing
• NASCAR PROBLEM: Water gets into fuel supply at the Atlanta race
• On trees, travel and football ...
• TONOPAH HOSTS PLAYOFF GAME SATURDAY: Can Muckers avenge lone loss?
• FISHING
• BASKETBALL DEC. 6-7-8: Times pairings complete
• SUPER STOCK NATIONALS: Speedway's final races Nov. 9-10; champs named
• Eagles, Crusaders in tough games
• Marlin fishing a team sport
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Cup leaders