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A fire that broke out shortly after 9 a.m. yesterday totally destroyed a doublewide that was in use as a family residence on the far west side. EMTs regain licenses Carrol Meeks, a former EMT for the Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue Service, has had his ambulance attendance license reinstated by the Nevada Health Division. TUESDAY A.M.: Fire leaves family bereft A fire that broke out shortly after 9 a.m. yesterday totally destroyed a doublewide that was in use as a family residence on the far west side. Bobcat pays visit to downtown Early Friday morning Animal Control was called to a residence in downtown Pahrump to trap a wild bobcat which had been found inside a chicken coop. Anti-mine group transits Pahrump The leader of 37 British bicyclists riding through Pahrump for charity late last week had some suggestions to make for local officials. Fire department rescues hiker A geology student was successfully rescued by the Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue Service Saturday afternoon after sustaining injuries to their lower extremities. IN BRIEF Beyond the curiosity Imagine this: long before you were born, before Mom even knew you existed, your adult height was already determined. Entertainment Schedule Community Calendar Support meetings California Lottery No one matched all five numbers and the mega number in Saturday's drawing of the California Super Lotto. The next jackpot will be at least $37 million. TONOPAH AIRPORT: County approves lease for possible solar complex TONOPAH -- Officials are being tight-lipped about a company that responded to a request for proposals by Nevada Power Co., expressing an interest in leasing a portion of the Tonopah Airport for a solar energy project. Tonopah treasurer post will coordinate tax sales TONOPAH -- Nye County Treasurer Gary Budahl agreed with county commissioners that a deputy treasurer should be hired to coordinate a tax sale, but he didn't think commissioners needed to pass a resolution mandating his office hold a tax sale every year. Birth Nine cut from cars Nine people, two with critical injuries, had to be extricated from their vehicles Saturday evening after a T-bone collision on Lola Lane and Simkins Road left them trapped. PUC to consider Utilities Inc. case A settlement has already been agreed to between the Public Utilities Commission staff and Utilities Inc. of Central Nevada, but the hearing examiner Friday can still consider public comment. PHOTO: WAY UP THERE PHOTO: HEADS UP Community assistance PHOTOS: Veteran's Day '07 Scouts sponsor en masse food drive Saturday, Nov. 17, members of local Scouting Units will sponsor their annual "Scouting for Food" drive. Hafen deemed 'exemplary' school Hafen Elementary School has officially been deemed an "exemplary" school by the State Department for its vast improvement in meeting federal proficiency standards under the No Child Left Behind Act. Terry Owens, testing and accountability coordinator, told the school board the good news at its Nov. 8 meeting. Board OKs 2nd high school The Nye County School District Board voted to build a second high school at its Nov. 8 meeting. PHOTO: COMFORTABLE RIDE PHOTO: PAGEANT EMTs regain licenses Carrol Meeks, a former EMT for the Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue Service, has had his ambulance attendance license reinstated by the Nevada Health Division. Obituaries |
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