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The people came; they spoke; they did not prevail. Chamber threatens lawsuit over new slogan Pahrump Valley Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Lucy Ivins has sent a letter to Sparks city officials threatening a lawsuit if they use the slogan "City of Festivals." Senior News 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: 'March Madness' Senior Resource Carnival Nathan Adelson Hospice is again sponsoring its Senior Resource Carnival. This year, the event will be 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. March 19, in the Pahrump Nugget Events Center and the theme is "March Madness, it's all about Pahrump Seniors." Lenders will own casinos in proposal Operations at Terrible's Town and Terrible's Lakeside Casino will continue as usual, but the casinos will soon be owned by lending institutions if the latest financial restructuring plan for Herbst Gaming is approved by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. Judge Lane throws out Comstock HOA lawsuit Fifth District Judge Robert Lane late last week granted a defense motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the Comstock Park Homeowners Association against a handful of board opponents. California Lottery No one matched all five numbers and the mega number in Wednesday's drawing of the California Super Lotto. The next jackpot will be at least $20 million. Fundraiser for sheriff's deputy A fundraiser is planned at the Stateline Saloon in Amargosa Valley March 21 and March 28 to raise funds for Joe and Tootsie Cohan whose house burned down last Friday. Son of resident is on no-error mission at McChord MCCHORD AIR FORCE BASE, Wash. -- For the son of a Pahrump resident, there is no such thing as making a mistake. School menu Nye County School District elementary breakfast menu for the week of March 16 -- March 20: A real 'senior' graduates and is honored It took Thelma Sherman more than three years to graduate from the Nye County School District's adult education program, but at age 70, it was, she said, "Just something I wanted to do." Sherman spoke at the Feb. 26, school district board of trustees meeting. Anniversary It Just Makes Cents Welcome to the second edition of It Just Makes Cents -- a money-minded column sharing tips, helpful Web sites and Internet deals. Here we'll find ways to stretch your dollars, methods for trimming your spending and my favorite ... free stuff. Engagement What might have been Word out of Washington, D.C., this week is that Yucca Mountain is dead. 'We the People' casting call is March 18-19 The Shadow Mountain Community Players are making plans for another production and the casting call is out. PHOTO: TECOPA ARTIST'S RECEPTION Neighbor complains: Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! A conditional use permit was approved by the Pahrump Regional Planning Commission Wednesday for an exotic animal owner who wants to keep up to a dozen animals in a remote part of northwest Pahrump Valley, despite the objections of two neighbors. Dojo moves students along the road of life On Feb. 28, Dragon Cloud Dojo USA proudly promoted 18 students to their next belt level of achievement. Rhetorical fireworks ignite board meeting BEATTY -- It was fireworks night at the March 11 Beatty Town Advisory Board meeting. Pahrump resident is killed, suspect jailed Timothy Lester Liapes, 50, of Pahrump was arrested Saturday for the murder of Robert Humphrey, 45, also from Pahrump. Entertainment briefs Correction The name of Silver Tapper Sharon Cahlan was misspelled in a recent issue of the PVT. We regret the error and any embarrassment it may have caused. DV Bead and Rock: Beads and classes There are many talented craftspeople in Pahrump and sometimes getting the supplies can mean a trip to Las Vegas. Entertainment Schedule BACK THEN IN BRIEF Community Assistance Obituaries |
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