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March 4, 2009
GINA B. GOOD / PVT
Pahrump Town Manager Bill Kohbarger |
Ordinance won't require pickup
Pahrump Town Manager Bill Kohbarger has a short and simple message to those spreading the word that Pahrump residents will be forced to pay to have their trash picked up: "That's not true."
 | HORACE LANGFORD JR. / PVT
Spring sports are underway at Pahrump Valley High School, with the baseball team under the direction of first-year coach Chris Iverson.
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SPRING HAS SPRUNG!: Golfers first to play; at Boulder
The first action for Pahrump Valley High School spring sports teams will be Thursday, when the Trojans' boys golf team travels to Boulder City to play its former Southern Nevada Class 3-A League rivals.
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News
• Community Calendar
• Bill would require VEA to 'go green'
• Legislators push 'green' energy
• Ordinance won't require pickup
• California Lottery
• Baker to Vegas via wheelchair
• Support meetings
• PHOTO: FABRICS AND MORE, INDEED!
• VEA won't need rate hike
• Biker grounded by teenager
• Keeping residents happy
• US Bank opens at Smith's Supermarket in Pahrump
• Lane is expected to rule on dismissal of Comstock case
• PHOTO: TWO HURT
• IN BRIEF
• Obituaries
Opinion
• Letters to the Editor
• Nevada lawmakers avoid tax fairness issue
• Cold comfort
Sports
• PVHS AWARDS: Weekly, Sposato among honorees
• STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
• CORONADO ADVANCES TO FINALS: Sunset soccer final delayed; forfeiture possible
• On soccer and the 3-A
• Academics recognized
• Eagles repeat, could 3-peat
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• SPRING HAS SPRUNG!: Golfers first to play; at Boulder
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