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Author: Amy Veloz
On Friday, December 6, Newvine Law, LLC celebrated the grand opening of its new location with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, that was nothing short of a celebration. Hosted from 3:00 to 6:30 p.m., the event brought in an estimated crowd of over 150 attendees, creating a steady flow of energy and excitement throughout the 3.5-hour open house. The event kicked off with a ribbon cutting by the Pahrump Valley Chamber of Commerce, and accompanied by Miss Pahrump, Lucy Smith, and Miss Pahrump First Attendant, Tailey Hastings, marking a significant milestone for attorney Arlette Newvine and her dedicated team. Specializing in personal…
The Pahrump Valley High School Boys’ JV Wrestling team delivered an impressive performance at their home dual meet on Thursday, December 5, 2024, securing victories against Eldorado and Clark. The Trojans showcased their depth and determination, with every athlete contributing to the team’s success. In their first match against Eldorado, the team earned a commanding 66-6 win. Samuel Sylva (113 lbs.), Dominic Chiancone (120 lbs.), Jacob McLaughlin (132 lbs.), Bryce Whitney (138 lbs.), Horus Cantwell (144 lbs.), Ryan Hamlin (150 lbs.), Jacob Seeback (157 lbs.), Kelson Cross-Smith (175 lbs.), Paul Walker (190 lbs.), and Marlon Garcia (heavyweight) all won by…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans boys’ varsity basketball team hosted the Sports Leadership and Management of Nevada (SLAM) Bulls on Wednesday, December 11. Despite a spirited effort and solid defensive performance, the Trojans fell 49-39 in a game marked by intense plays and a rollercoaster of momentum shifts. The game began with SLAM quickly establishing their presence, scoring back-to-back baskets to take an early lead. Keir Sheppard responded for the Trojans with a three-pointer, bringing the score to 3-4. SLAM answered with an inside jumper, and Josh Slusher kept the Trojans in the game by drawing a foul and…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans’ boys basketball B-team faced off against the SLAM Bulls on Wednesday, Dec. 11 at home, demonstrating determination and flashes of skill despite falling short with a 35-62 loss. The game highlighted standout efforts from several players and provided valuable lessons for a young team working to find its rhythm. The game opened with the Trojans only scoring four points in the first quarter with baskets by Kamden Moore and Daniel Thompson. The second quarter got going for the Trojans with a thrilling three-pointer from Tanner Gott, setting a tone of effort and energy. Moore…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans JV boys’ basketball team put up a valiant fight against the SLAM Bulls at home on Wednesday, December 11, ultimately falling short in a nail-biting 54-53 loss. Despite the defeat, the game showcased the team’s effort and improvement early this season. The Trojans started slow, trailing 25-14 at the end of the first quarter. However, their determination became evident as they chipped away at SLAM’s lead. Lucas Gavenda led the scoring effort early on, contributing several key baskets underneath the rim. Trae Plein also showed his strength in the paint, keeping the Trojans within…
The Pahrump Valley High School boys’ basketball game on Monday night, December 9, had more than just athletic excitement — the PVHS Garage band took the stage, bringing live music to halftime. Known as “Garage the Band” outside of school, the group delivered an electric performance of Panic! At The Disco’s “I Write Sins Not Tragedies,” captivating the audience and adding to the game-night energy. The band comprises a talented lineup of PVHS students: Playing together since just before the start of the school year, the group has quickly gained recognition for their vibrant stage presence and skilled musicianship. They…
For nearly three decades, Doghouse Repair has been a cornerstone of automotive expertise in Pahrump, Nevada. What started as a modest operation in 1995 has blossomed into a nationwide service hub for Volkswagen enthusiasts, particularly those with a passion for air-cooled models. Owned and operated by Phil Rogers, the business has built a reputation for quality, innovation, and a steadfast dedication to the local community. From restoring classic Volkswagens to providing specialized engine building and custom parts, Doghouse Repair offers unparalleled service for vintage car lovers and everyday customers alike. Phil shared that Doghouse Repair has always focused on Volkswagens—specifically…
The Pahrump Valley High School wrestling team opened its season with a weekend full of action, beginning with the Rancho Duals on Saturday, November 30, and followed by dual meets against Boulder City and Canyon Springs on Monday, December 2. The team showed resilience and determination as they faced a mix of seasoned competitors and challenging matchups, gaining valuable experience along the way. The Rancho Duals, held at Rancho High School, featured six dual matches against teams from across the region. The Trojans faced off against Foothill High School’s A and B teams, Liberty, Rancho, Bishop Gorman, and Bonanza. While…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans boys’ basketball team kicked off their season on Monday, December 2, with a hard-fought game against the Chaparral High School Cowboys in Las Vegas. While the Trojans ultimately fell 49-41, the game showcased the team’s marked improvements and set the stage for a promising season under first-year Head Coach Braydon Preston. Alejandro Lozano led the Trojans’ offense, putting up an impressive 13 points. Tramaine Burras also added 10 points while Antwahn Jackson also made a notable contribution, scoring 7 points and playing with intensity, though foul trouble limited his minutes. Coach Preston commended the…
The Pahrump Valley High School girls’ varsity basketball team tipped off their season on Tuesday, December 3, with a spirited performance against the Arbor View Aggies. Despite falling 48-39, the Trojans demonstrated grit and determination in their first game of the season. The Trojans were led by Savannah Thompson, who scored 13 points, with Riley Saldana and Ryleigh Denton contributing 12 and 11 points, respectively. Jules Ondrisko rounded out the team’s scoring with three points. While Saldana’s four fouls limited her somewhat, her performance was a bright spot in an otherwise challenging game. The Trojans kept the game tight early…
