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Harley Kulkin will remain a candidate for Nye County Commission District 3, visiting Judge Joe Bonaventure ruled Friday, dismissing a challenge of his residency. New manager has contract for 118K A contract was approved with Richard Osborne Sr. for the job of Nye County manager Tuesday, guaranteeing him a $118,000 annual salary, a probationary period of one year and a lump sum payment of one year's severance pay if he's terminated after that. Building activity drops 37% during 2007-08 fiscal year The Pahrump Building and Safety Department issued 37 percent fewer building permits in the fiscal year that ended June 30 than the year before. Beckett, Davis in hot debate over trial sites Nye County District Attorney Bob Beckett, a candidate for 5th District Court Judge, urged cases originating in Pahrump to be tried in Pahrump, a statement incumbent Judge John Davis blasted as "disingenuous." Community Calendar 'Obsessions' is a hometown-y book At some point in your life, you made a promise to yourself. PHOTO: DEJA VU ALL OVER AGAIN PHOTO: ANNUAL RECITAL Community assistance IN BRIEF PHOTO: CLEAN ALL OVER Shupp is new vice chairman of town board The Pahrump Town Board conducted a variety of business at its last regular meeting July 24. 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 $44 million. Break-ins frustrate business owner Due to a succession of robberies that have occurred there in the past month, the business plaza at 4760 Pahrump Valley Blvd. is beginning to look a little like a ghost town, with many of the windows or doors patched up with plywood. Justice of the peace hopefuls stress experience Eleven of the 13 candidates running for the second Pahrump justice of the peace position filled the chairs during a candidate's meet and greet at the Artesia Community Center Thursday night. New boardwalks going in at Ash Meadows This fall changes to the Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge are under way to provide new attractions for visitors to explore and learn about the area's rich natural and cultural history. Obituaries |
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