Author: Amy Veloz
The Pahrump Valley High School baseball team faced a challenging matchup on Tuesday, March 10, traveling to take on the Legacy Longhorns, a Class 4A program. Despite a strong stretch in the middle innings and several solid defensive plays, the Trojans ultimately fell 9–4 in the non-league contest. Pahrump showed early that it was ready to compete with the larger-school opponent, as both teams opened the game with strong defensive efforts. The Trojans were unlucky in the top of the first inning, hitting the ball hard but finding gloves each time. Lead-off hitter Tony Whitney grounded out to shortstop, CJ…
Members of the Pahrump Valley Jr. High/High School Rodeo Club traveled to Las Vegas on Saturday, March 7, to compete at the South Point Arena, taking on a strong field of competitors while showcasing determination, skill and sportsmanship across a wide range of rodeo events. The competition featured events spanning both junior high and high school divisions, giving local riders and ropers an opportunity to test their abilities against talented athletes from across the region. One of the standout performances for the Pahrump group came in the junior high bull riding event, where Milo Albers delivered a strong ride, earning…
The Pahrump Valley High School dance team closed out its home performance season with its annual Trojanette Review, an evening celebrating the team’s hard work, dedication and artistic growth throughout the year. The showcase featured 13 performances in total, including eight full team dances, four senior solos and a special senior lyrical routine. All of the choreography presented during the evening was created by Paris Gerlach of Nevada Dance Centre in Pahrump, highlighting a variety of dance styles including pom, jazz, hip hop, lyrical and kickline. Head Coach Joann Cunningham said the event served as both a celebration of the…
Maintaining a yard can quickly become overwhelming, especially in a desert climate where regular upkeep makes a noticeable difference. Through Redmond Lawn Care, Hayley and Matheau Redmond have built a business centered on dependable service and customized maintenance plans that help both homeowners and businesses keep their properties looking clean and cared for year-round. Owned by the same husband-and-wife team behind Redmond Fencing, Hayley and Matheau Redmond, Redmond Lawn Care focuses exclusively on property maintenance rather than landscape installation. The company provides one-time cleanups along with weekly and twice-monthly maintenance services for both residential and commercial clients. “We tailor everything…
A new opportunity for relaxation, self-discovery and holistic wellness is coming to the region this spring as the Death Valley Wellness Sanctuary prepares to host its upcoming Wellness in the Desert retreat, scheduled for April 24–26, 2026. Designed as a three-day immersive experience, the retreat blends movement, mindfulness, education and connection in a peaceful desert setting. According to retreat host Heather Williams, the goal is to create an accessible wellness experience that welcomes both overnight guests and local participants looking for meaningful day trips. “Our weekend retreat offers a one-of-a-kind transformative experience for all walks of life,” Williams said. “Las…
The Pahrump Valley High School Lady Trojans continued their impressive run at the Colorado River Invitational in Needles, California on Friday, February 27, adding two more dominant performances to their tournament résumé. With a 6-2 win over Legacy High School and a commanding 10-0 victory against rival Boulder City, the Trojans showcased balanced offense, aggressive baserunning, and steady pitching throughout the day. In their third game of the tournament, the Lady Trojans faced the Legacy Longhorns from North Las Vegas and secured a 6-2 win in a game defined by a big second inning and strong work in the circle…
The Pahrump Valley High School track and field team officially opened its 2026 season on Saturday, February 28, traveling to Faith Lutheran High School to compete in a large invitational meet featuring a mix of 5A and 4A programs, along with fellow 3A school Green Valley Christian. Despite facing larger schools early in the season, the Trojans turned in a strong showing highlighted by personal records, competitive finishes, and encouraging performances across both track and field events. The meet began with the 4×800-meter relay, where the Pahrump girls set an early positive tone. Alexis Clouser, Aurora Bowers, Addi Nelsen and…
Nye County School District Board of Trustees President Bryan Wulfenstein has announced he will step down from his position, with his resignation set to take effect Monday, March 2. In a formal resignation letter submitted to the Board of Trustees, Wulfenstein described serving the district as one of the most meaningful experiences of his life. “Serving the students, families, educators, and staff of Nye County has been one of the most meaningful honors of my professional and personal life,” Wulfenstein wrote. “I am deeply grateful for the trust placed in me by the community members of my district and throughout…
The Pahrump Valley High School track and field team returned to competition Tuesday, March 3, traveling to Chaparral High School for the program’s first weekday meet of the season. With the Trojans bringing the largest roster to the event, many races featured a heavy presence of Pahrump athletes, creating an environment that felt more like an extended team workout than a traditional scored meet. Timing equipment issues during portions of the meet also led coaches and athletes to focus less on official placements and more on effort and performance. Despite those challenges, the Trojans took advantage of the opportunity to…
The Pahrump Valley High School Lady Trojans wasted no time making a statement at the Colorado River Invitational in Needles, opening tournament play February 26-28 with back-to-back victories over Elko and Williams. Behind strong pitching performances, aggressive baserunning, and timely hitting, Pahrump Valley secured a 5-3 win over the Elko Indians and followed it up with a commanding 7-0 shutout of the Williams Vikings. In game one, Jaycie Hayes took the circle against Elko and immediately set the tone. The Trojans held the Indians to four batters in the opening frame, allowing just a single while recording two strikeouts and…