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Author: Amy Veloz
With the postseason fast approaching, the Pahrump Valley High School track and field team made the trip to Coronado High School on Wednesday, April 22 for their final midweek meet of the season—one of the last opportunities for the full roster to compete together before the focus shifts fully to varsity competition. With just two varsity meets remaining before regionals, followed by the state championship meet to close out the season, the Trojans used the evening to sharpen performances, build confidence and continue stacking improvements across the board. The meet opened with the 4×800-meter relays, and Pahrump immediately made its…
The Rosemary Clarke Middle School golf team closed out its home schedule on a high note, competing in the Middle School Division Match 2026 and turning in a strong team performance against Pinecrest and Cornerstone. Playing in their final home match of the season, the Sharks showed both depth and consistency, finishing with a team score of 233. Pinecrest posted a 216 to take the team win, while Cornerstone finished at 268. Rosemary Clarke was led by a balanced lineup that saw multiple golfers turn in low rounds while keeping scores tightly grouped throughout the day. Cooper Hunn and Anthony…
For Austin Alvarez, the road to college football has been anything but traditional. It’s a journey shaped by constant movement, personal challenges, self-reliance, and an unwavering belief in chasing something bigger—no matter how long it took to be seen. Born in Las Vegas, Alvarez’s early years were marked by frequent relocations. His family moved from Texas to Beatty, back to Texas, then to Death Valley, before finally settling in Pahrump when he was just four years old. Life at home was far from easy, with his parents separating during those early years, leaving Alvarez, his sister, and his father to…
Wine lovers and families looking for a relaxing way to celebrate this May have two opportunities to raise a glass at Charleston Peak Winery, as the local destination announces special offerings for both Mother’s Day and National Wine Day. Located just outside of town at the base of Charleston Peak, the winery is planning two distinct experiences designed to bring guests together over thoughtfully crafted wines, scenic views and a welcoming atmosphere. Mother’s Day, celebrated this year on Sunday, May 10, will feature a simple but meaningful touch for those visiting the winery. Guests will receive a complimentary logo wine…
The Pahrump Valley High School softball team delivered a strong all-around performance at home on Friday, April 24, using a big first inning and steady play throughout to secure a 13-3 win over Sports Leadership & Management (SLAM!) in a game that also celebrated Senior Night. Before the first pitch, the Lady Trojans honored seniors Myah Krolczyk and Madison Rodriguez, recognizing their contributions to the program alongside their families in a special pregame ceremony that set the tone for the evening. Once play began, it was Evalenne Armendariz who took command in the circle. She opened the game with confidence,…
The Pahrump Valley High School track and field team delivered another strong and encouraging showing at the Richard Lewis Invitational in Moapa on Friday, April 24, turning in a meet filled with personal bests, standout finishes and even a pair of school records as the postseason draws closer. Even without entries in the 4×800-meter relay, the Trojans wasted no time making their presence felt on the track. In the hurdles, Ulisses Alvarez led the way for the boys in the 110-meter race with a time of 19.44, while the girls group showed impressive depth in the 100-meter hurdles. Ella Odegard…
The Pahrump Valley Volleyball Club wrapped up its season on the court at Schofield, closing out the final tournament of the year with an 8:00 matchup against a strong Teal team. While the result didn’t fall in their favor, the match served as a fitting reflection of the team’s progress, resilience, and competitive spirit built throughout the season. The opening set began with energy on Pahrump Valley’s side as Miani Freitas-Faamai delivered an early spike to put her team on the board, quickly followed by an ace that gave the squad early momentum. Throughout the set, Miani remained a key…
Pahrump Valley High School’s Culinary Program is preparing to close out the school year in a way it never has before—by transforming a traditional senior dinner into a fully immersive experience that blends food, storytelling and student creativity into one unforgettable evening. Set for May 13, this final senior-led event, titled The Banquet of Allegiance, invites guests to step into a medieval fantasy world where the experience goes far beyond the plate. Created through a unique collaboration between the Culinary Program and the school’s RPG Club, the evening will feature not only a multi-course meal but also a live battle…
In a game that featured momentum swings, aggressive base running and timely hitting on both sides, the Pahrump Valley Little League Senior Division matchup between the Braves and Dodgers on Tuesday, April 28 delivered a competitive, inning-by-inning battle that kept both teams within striking distance throughout. The Dodgers struck first in the top of the opening inning against Braves starting pitcher Stetson Brown. Trustin Wagnon reached on a walk and worked his way around the bases, eventually scoring on a defensive miscue to give the Dodgers a 1-0 lead. Brown settled in after that, recording two strikeouts to limit further…
In a region where backyard living is as much a part of the lifestyle as the desert landscape itself, one local business is quickly making a name for turning ordinary outdoor spaces into custom retreats. At just ten months old, Blue Line Pool Builders is already building momentum—quite literally—from the ground up, offering a hands-on, detail-driven approach that reflects both experience and a strong commitment to the community. Owned and operated by Bryan Cooper alongside partner Jack Hines—with the support of Bryan’s brother, Jason Cooper, who has played a key role in helping grow both the service and construction sides…
