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May 1, 2009
 | GINA B. GOOD / PVT
Pahrump Town Manager Bill Kohbarger was confronted twice by angry residents after Tuesday's meeting, just outside the doors of the Bob Ruud Community Center. |
PTO 43 passed again; board mum
The new town trash ordinance, PTO No. 43, had previously been adopted, but the board revisited it April 14 at the request of Pahrump resident Robin Lloyd. At that meeting, Lloyd made what were deemed by town attorney Lance Maiss and Pahrump Valley Disposal attorney Robert Groesbeck, as "housekeeping changes" to about 19 of the 21 pages of the ordinance.
 | HORACE LANGFORD JR. / PVT
Melissa Ewing, center, and Stevie McElheny, left, were 1-2 in the 100-meter hurdles, in Pahrump Valley's home track meet against Las Vegas Bishop Gorman and Beatty, on Wednesday. |
BOYS ROUT GAELS: Lady Trojans go unbeaten in 4-A duals
Pahrump Valley's girls trounced visiting Las Vegas Bishop Gorman Wednesday, to complete a sweep of Sunset Region Southwest division rivals in their inaugural season in Class 4-A.
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News
• Swine flu hits Reno; no cases in Pahrump
• Local agencies plan response to swine flu
• Swine flu: staying healthy
• CDC updates Nevada through conference call
• Engagement
• PHOTO: THE FEELING OF FALLING
• Youth jailed for robbing pizza delivery guy
• PTO 43 passed again; board mum
• Community Calendar
• Entertainment Schedule
• PHOTOS: SIN CITY CHAMBER THROWS A BARBECUE
• New Democratic Central Committee plans changes
• Entertainment briefs
• MAY 15 AND 16: Frontier Days/Chili Showdown
• Community assistance
• $1,000: Are you the next 'Elvis'?
• Task force suggestions often down in flames
• School menu
• Radiation exposure risk study to be presented to board
• 'Country Karaoke' contest in final stages
• Dates set for 2009 Scotty's Castle concerts
• Floyd, Mt. Charleston Elementary submit honor rolls
• Death Valley Walk For Life
• Sheriff's Report
• Mock accident almost too real for some
• Ash Meadows marks 25th
• Solar Millenium plans three-day open house
• Senior News
• Is it 'Cops' or town board?
• BACK THEN
• Obituaries
Opinion
• Only two show courage in autism vote
• Health reform by Christmas?
• 'Reconciliation' a mystery to most Americans
• Letters to the Editor
• Why did the chickens cross the road at THAT moment?
• A little of this and a little of that
Sports
• PHOTO: 'SPECIAL' CHECK
• NASCAR Sprint Cup
• 'TRANSFORM TALLADEGA': Scary crash prompts bold suggestions
• Local teams in tournament
• JUNE 1 ACCEPTANCE DATE: Boating safety grant offered
• 'Revenge' favorite in Kentucky Derby
• ON THE WEEKEND
• THIRD AT ANGEL PARK: Trojan golfers closing in on 4-A regionals
• YOUTH BASEBALL
• Track Results
• PIVOTAL CENTRAL 1-A TWIN BILL: Beatty-Tonopah baseball moved to Tuesday
• BOYS ROUT GAELS: Lady Trojans go unbeaten in 4-A duals
• BALL HURLS NO-HITTER: PV pitchers punch out Western
• FISHING
• THE PVHS HALL OF FAME
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Sierra Vista spikers win
• NDOW's Mayer receives major outdoors honor
• RIVERS' ATTACK ASSAILED: 'Apprentice' Duke good for poker
• The hunt can be an art form
• BOWLING
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