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Author: Amy Veloz
The Jingle and Joy Christmas Party at Boss Babe Market lit up the holiday season in Pahrump on Saturday, Dec. 14, bringing festive cheer to the community. From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., the market transformed into a bustling hub of holiday activity, featuring dozens of outdoor vendors offering unique, handcrafted gifts and seasonal treasures. Inside the market, more than 30 staple vendors showcased their specialties, ensuring there was something for everyone on this year’s holiday shopping list. Despite the windy weather, attendees were in high spirits, enjoying a day filled with fun and festivity. Families made memories with free…
For more than three decades, Drew’s Tire Pros and Automotive has been more than just a tire and repair shop for Pahrump—it’s been a cornerstone of the community. Owner Drew Witten has worked tirelessly to maintain a business that prioritizes quality service, community involvement, and a genuine connection to the people he serves. The shop’s journey began when it was part of the Big O Tires franchise. Originally owned by a group that operated several stores in Las Vegas, it was purchased by Drew’s father in 1995. Drew joined the business a year later, learning the ropes and embedding himself…
This Sunday, December 22, 2024, families in Pahrump are invited to experience the magic of the holiday season at Winter Wonder Slam 2024, the town’s premier free winter event. The celebration will take place at McCullough Rodeo Arena behind Petrack Park, kicking off at 1:00 PM. The event promises a day filled with joy, entertainment, and holiday cheer for all ages. Now in its second year, Winter Wonder Slam is a community-centered event made possible through the efforts of local pro wrestler Sinn Bodhi, alongside Matt and Sharon Sadler of A Hope Bail Bonds, Will DJ Soundz, and Koolsville Tattoos.…
The Pahrump Valley High School Auditorium came alive with festive cheer on Tuesday, December 17, as the PVHS Beginning Choir, Mixed Choir, and the Pahrump Community Choir joined forces for an enchanting evening of music. The performance, beginning at 6:30p.m., showcased an incredible range of talent, heartfelt melodies, and a communal spirit of celebration that brought the holiday season to life. The Beginning Choir opened the evening with a spirited lineup, including the serene Noche de Paz and the playful Christmas…In About Three Minutes. Engaging the audience, the choir led a lively sing-along of Jingle Bells, followed by The Christmas…
At Rosemary Clarke Middle School (RCMS), the LEGO Robotics Club is doing much more than building robots—it’s shaping futures, sparking creativity, and fostering teamwork among its members. Advisor Renee Marsh has been guiding the club for three years, helping students develop critical STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) skills while preparing them for exciting competitions. The club operates under the framework of the FIRST® LEGO® League, a global robotics program that introduces students to STEM through hands-on learning. “The mission of FIRST LEGO League is to provide young people with robotics programs that help them develop the skills, confidence, and…
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…
Pahrump Valley High School’s wrestling team showcased grit and determination last week, both at home and on the road. The Trojans hosted a dual meet on Thursday, December 5, taking on Eldorado and Clark High Schools, followed by a weekend of fierce competition at the Downey 32 Individual Tournament in California. Dual Meet Dominance The boys’ Varsity team opened the week with two impressive victories in front of a supportive home crowd. Against Eldorado, the Trojans secured a 58-20 win, with standout performances by Joaquin Flores (126), who won a decisive 13-0 match, and the Bosket brothers, Iyan (175) and…
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 Boys’ Basketball team delivered a dominant performance Monday night, defeating the Pinecrest Academy Cadence Cougars 58-30 at home. The Trojans showcased strong teamwork, disciplined play, and offensive firepower, thrilling their home crowd. The game opened with Keir Sheppard leading the charge, scoring the first four points with an inside shot and a layup. Eric Figueroa Renteria followed up with a three-pointer, putting the Trojans ahead 7-0 early in the first quarter. The Cougars fought back, sinking a jump shot, but Alejandro Lozano responded with an inside basket to maintain the Trojans’ momentum. By the end…
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…