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Author: Amy Veloz
Brian Kunzi, the incumbent Nye County District Attorney, is seeking reelection with an emphasis on experience, continuity and continued refinement of an office he says is still evolving. Raised in Hawthorne, Nevada, Kunzi traces his interest in government and public service back to early influences that helped shape his approach to leadership and decision-making. He credits a high school government teacher with helping him develop strong analytical skills, particularly during discussions surrounding the Watergate era. He also points to former Nevada Governor Mike O’Callaghan as a lasting influence, describing him as a leader known for his practical, common-sense approach to…
At just 15 years old, Sean Lorénzo is already carving out his own lane in music—one built not on imitation, but on authenticity, emotion, and a clear sense of purpose. A sophomore at Pahrump Valley High School, Sean—whose full name is Sean Michael Lorenzo Boyles—chose to use his middle name as his stage identity, simply because, as he puts it, “it rolls off the tongue better.” But behind the name is a young artist determined to create something meaningful. “I write, I produce music,” Sean said. “I try to put a lot into it—from my emotions to what I’m just…
The 4th Annual Conservative Women’s Tea brought together a full house of attendees for an afternoon centered on community, creativity and connection, filling the event center at Nevada Treasure RV Resort on Sunday, May 3. According to event organizers, 136 guests and more than a dozen volunteers participated in this year’s gathering, which featured 17 elaborately decorated tables. Each table followed one of three themes, patriotic, elegant or creative, resulting in a visually striking display that served as both a focal point and friendly competition among hostesses. Attendees were treated to a traditional tea-style menu that included finger sandwiches, salad,…
As early voting approaches in Nye County, District Attorney candidate Michelle Nelson is introducing herself to the community with a focus on her background, values and the experiences that have shaped her path. Nelson brings more than three decades of experience as an attorney, including 25 years operating her own law firm, along with a Master’s Degree in Business Administration. She is currently serving as Chief Deputy District Attorney in Nye County, a role she balances alongside her campaign and personal commitments. Outside of her professional responsibilities, Nelson said much of her time is centered around family. After moving to…
The Pahrump Valley High School boys’ varsity volleyball team delivered an energetic and memorable performance at home on Wednesday, April 29, sweeping American Heritage Academy in three sets on a night dedicated to honoring its senior class. Before the first serve, the Trojans took time to recognize a large and impactful group of seniors alongside their families. William Coen, Alexander Mahoney, Ryan Nasso, Jaden Pedero, Andy Sanchez, Jack Schable, Elijah Thompson, Nicholas Watson, Tristan Whaley, James Wilson, and team manager Arlene Orzechowski were all celebrated for their contributions to the program, setting the tone for a night that blended emotion…
In a playoff matchup that featured early momentum swings and a late-game push, the Pahrump Valley Little League Senior Division contest between the A’s and Dodgers on Tuesday, May 5 delivered a full slate of offense, defensive plays and standout individual efforts from both sides. The A’s came out aggressive in the top of the first inning against Dodgers starting pitcher Chris Mize. Andrew Chastain wasted no time setting the tone, turning a deep fly ball into an inside-the-park home run to give the A’s an early lead. After drawing walks, Anthony Aguilar and Caiden created traffic on the bases…
For Ben De Santiago, the opportunity to compete at the collegiate level didn’t happen all at once—it developed over time through consistency, growth, and a willingness to stay committed to the process even when the path wasn’t guaranteed. That process led him to Concordia University Irvine, where he has committed to continue his track career after high school. “I committed to Concordia University of Irvine,” De Santiago said with a smile. The connection between De Santiago and Concordia began during his sophomore year, when the program first reached out and communication started to build. As that relationship developed, so did…
In a tightly contested Pahrump Valley Little League Major Division playoff matchup on Tuesday, May 5, the Storm and Dodgers battled through a game defined by dominant pitching and timely defense before time was called mid-inning, with the Storm holding on for a narrow 1-0 victory. From the opening pitch, it was clear both teams were locked in defensively. The Storm turned to Fowles on the mound, while the Dodgers countered with Javier N., and both pitchers set the tone early. The top of the first inning belonged to C. Fowles, who struck out the side, fanning Kamryn B., Jaxon…
The Pahrump Valley Little League Senior Division playoff matchup between the Braves and Angels on Wednesday, May 6 featured early momentum swings, aggressive baserunning, and strong efforts on both sides before the Braves secured a mercy-rule victory. The Angels threatened immediately in the top of the first when Deston reached after being hit by a pitch from Braves starter Stetson Brown. Deston quickly moved into scoring position, stealing second and advancing to third on a groundout by Derek Hutchinson. Brown settled in from there, recording back-to-back strikeouts to strand the runner and keep the game scoreless. The Braves answered in…
A fun and competitive evening is on tap at Pahrump Valley High School as students and staff prepare to square off in the 2026 Staff vs. Students Basketball Game on Thursday, May 7. The event will take place from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. inside the PVHS Main Gym, offering the community a chance to enjoy some lighthearted competition while supporting the school. Admission is set at $3 per person or $5 for a group of up to five people, making it an affordable outing for families and friends. The game will feature four 7-minute quarters, keeping the pace fast and…
