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Valley Electric tacks on impact fees to hookups Debbie Strickland, president of Strickland Construction Company, got a rude surprise when she walked into the Valley Electric Association offices to hook up power to three new manufactured homes Tuesday. Owner of abandoned car is found Heather Booth, 23, was found by Pahrump Search and Rescue after abandoning her car about six miles up on Wheeler Pass Road late Monday night. Valley Electric tacks on impact fees to hookups Debbie Strickland, president of Strickland Construction Company, got a rude surprise when she walked into the Valley Electric Association offices to hook up power to three new manufactured homes Tuesday. AT RHYOLITE: 'Halloween' arts to be staged at Goldwell The Goldwell Open Air Museum in Rhyolite has a special Halloween-themed evening scheduled for 7 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 20. Contest yields two new Pahrump Idols It took three days and lot of shimmying, shaking, and above all singing, but by Sunday afternoon, two new Pahrump Idols were crowned at the Fall Festival. Incorporation panel has new officers The Pahrump Incorporation Advisory Board appointed two new officers after accepting two resignations. Vogues perform in Pahrump Back in 1960, four "boys" from Turtle Creek, Penn. formed a vocal group with clean, tight harmony and created a fresh sound that left an indelible mark on the world of music. NCSO receives awards On Sept. 21, the Nevada Office of Traffic Safety held the annual award ceremony for the "Joining Forces" grant recipients. TV station to host temp tower The town's emergency service tower may have fallen to the wind last Friday but when it comes to critical communications, the show must go on. County's sessions are now beamed to Calvada Eye Urbano Zuniga showed up at the Bob Ruud Community Center Tuesday morning to find out what Nye County Commissioners were going to do about a sink hole in front of his house on Park Ridge Avenue. Valley students eligible for scholarships Each year, the Death Valley '49er Organization awards a scholarship to a graduating high school senior. This year the requirements have been changed to include students who fulfill the following requirements. Back Then Nuts and Bolts with Buffalo Jim California Lottery Sheriff's Report The following information was provided by the Nye County Sheriff's Office. All crimes are alleged and all defendants are presumed innocent: PHOTO: WIDE-ANGLE Pool and Bob Ruud to be improved For those of you who wonder why government public works projects seem to take so long to actually get started, let alone be completed, the answer is that prior to ground getting broken or sledgehammers getting swung, a lot of preliminary engineering work (figuring out specifications, itemizing what needs to be done, preparing a bid package, etc.) has to be done first. Child care, pre-school for 150 is denied The gasps were audible throughout the room when Curt and Pamela Moen told the Pahrump Regional Planning Commission Wednesday their proposed child care and pre-school facility at 2800 S. Sagebrush Ave. might house up to 150 children. PHOTO: MISSOULA IS BACK Senior News Pahrump Senior Center menu (menu subject to change) and activities for the week of Oct. 15 to Oct.19: Support Meetings Community assistance Town seeks charges against Phoenix Inn The Beatty Town Advisory Board Wednesday voted to ask the county to pursue misdemeanor charges against Tal Leverett, owner of the Phoenix Inn, for nonpayment of room taxes and to investigate what action might be taken against the business' license. For Yucca, size doesn't matter The 90-day comment period on a supplemental environmental impact statement, or EIS, to allow more storage of nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain is expected to begin today. School enrollment almost flat Enrollment in the Nye County School District dropped overall by four students this year, while two schools in Pahrump even showed noticeable declines in enrollment -- Rosemary Clarke Middle School and J.G. Johnson Elementary. Fake 'victim' now suspect Alicia Cook, 40, of Pahrump was arrested and booked on charges of embezzlement and filing a false police report after she got caught in an apparent lie. Correction Anatolians' bark worse than bite ... and that's the point Zaltana Anatolian Shepherd dogs don't have many of the characteristics that come to mind when one usually thinks of a guard dog. Entertainment Schedule Live Music Mail shows up late but trouble free CRYSTAL -- Jim Hannah, trail boss for the Seventh Annual Pony Express Trail Ride, said there were only three rules, at the start of the ride from the Short Branch Saloon here on a cool, Saturday morning. Stomp a bottle of wine in 2 minutes? Not easy Bill Loken, owner of Pahrump Valley Winery, began the countdown: Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. Community Calendar Pahrump veteran's board named Seven members were appointed to the new Pahrump Veteran's Memorial advisory board at Tuesday's Pahrump Town Board meeting, but the position of volunteer curator for the proposed, and as yet non-existent, museum remained vacant. Owner of abandoned car is found Heather Booth, 23, was found by Pahrump Search and Rescue after abandoning her car about six miles up on Wheeler Pass Road late Monday night. IN BRIEF Obituaries |
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