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September 4, 2009
| GINA B. GOOD / PVT
From left, Butch Clendenen, chairman of Recalls R Us, and Larry Sanford, the group treasurer, watch as Robin Lloyd signs a recall petition in front of the Bob Ruud Community Center earlier this summer. Cindy Sanford is seated at right. |
Borasky recall is filed
Butch Clendenen, chairman of Recalls R Us, said his group turned in more than enough valid signatures, 798, to call for a special election to recall Nye County Commissioner Butch Borasky.
 | JOE BARBOZA / SPECIAL TO THE PVT
The Pirate Racing 350 for classic coupes is scheduled Saturday night at the Death Valley Raceway in Amargosa Valley, starting at 7:30 p.m. The winner of the classic coupe feature will win $350. |
Pirate 350 goes at Death Valley
AMARGOSA VALLEY -- The Pirates Racing 350 will be contested Saturday night at Death Valley Raceway, starting at 7:30 p.m.
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News
• Nye County adopts $387K flood plan
• Entertainment Schedule
• Distrust of feds affects census count in Nev.
• CHAMPIONS: Four achieve black belt rank from Dragon Cloud Dojo USA
• Tasers, Wilson Road intersection discussed at county level
• Scammers target former Community Bank clients
• Break-ins reported along Postal, Loop roads over weekend
• PHOTO: TWO TO HOSPITAL
• PHOTO: DRUG COURT BIKES
• Civil Air Patrol officer mulls over post-graduation options
• DA's Report
• NYE COUNTY HISTORY: Maybe Nye can challenge our apparent lack of heroes
• Recall petitions will be under scrutiny
• PAC: 'An Evening of Art and Wine'
• PHOTO: BOOT DRIVE
• Entertainment Briefs
• School menu
• Another scam is circulating through Nye
• California Lottery
• GEORGE WILL: In Afghanistan, knowing when to stop
• Borasky recall is filed
• T-BAG kicks off 2009-10 displays
• Anniversary
• Pickers 'n' Grinners gather at StageStop
• Back Then
• VEA event to feature star and solar power
• Proposed animal ordinance covers a broad variety of circumstances
• New surgeon at work at Desert View Hospital
• PHOTO: LV PERFORMER SANDY KASTEL AT THE NUGGET
• Senior News
• Bank sign approved after override of RPC
• Animal board wraps up changes
• Firefighters cool smokin' beans at coffee business
• Rockhounds seek treasures in the desert
• WEDDING
• In the Service
• IN BRIEF
• Obituaries
Opinion
• JOHN BRUMMETT: Corporate control or banned books?
• GEORGE WILL: In Afghanistan, knowing when to stop
• CHUCK MUTH: From the ashes of '08, conservatism rising
• Letters to the Editor
• MICKI BARE: Late season growth provides ample length for comb-over
Sports
• Pahrump Valley football: 1973-2008
• DON McDERMOTT: Win on any day ending in 'y'
• Cup leaders
• SPORTSMAN'S QUEST: The tale of the hunting dog
• PVHS 2009 football roster
• Hunters: check season dates on migratory birds
• POKER TOURNAMENTS
• 2008 4-A football in review
• Trojan booters in split
• Keselowski signs with Penske team
• A rare treat: runners in home meet
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• RCMS FOOTBALL: Sharks at home today against Faith Lutheran
• THIS WEEKEND
• High school football this weekend
• Pirate 350 goes at Death Valley
• LOCAL TELEVISION: Blackouts could hit some NFL markets
• VOLLEYBALL: Trojans' tourney attracts 6 teams
• Wildlife coloring book returns
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