Author: Amy Veloz

The Pahrump Valley High School Dance Team and Cheer Team took center stage during the girls’ basketball game on Friday, February 7, as they were honored for Senior Night. Before the game began, the graduating seniors from both teams were recognized for their dedication and contributions, receiving well-deserved applause from the crowd. The seniors on the Dance Team—Charlotte Ballantine, Madelynn Boruchowitz, Tailey Hastings, Mayaeli Shaw-Ayala, and Analise Veloz—were celebrated for their commitment to the program. Their leadership and dedication have played a key role in the team’s success. For the Cheer Team, seniors Emma Lowes, Shyenne Oshiro, and Aiya Woods…

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Pahrump, NV – Great Basin College (GBC) is turning up the heat in the kitchen with an exciting Bake-Off from February 12 to February 14, inviting the community to showcase their baking skills or simply indulge in some delicious homemade treats. The event, themed “Ignite the Fire,” is open to all and will be held at GBC’s Pahrump campus, 551 E Calvada Blvd. Participants can either compete in the bake-off or take part in the voting process by purchasing baked goods. Each purchase comes with a voting form, allowing attendees to have a say in crowning the best baker. Event…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans girls’ basketball team wrapped up their regular season with a spirited effort against the SLAM Bulls on Friday, February 7. The home game doubled as Senior Night, honoring the contributions of three dedicated players: Ryleigh Denton, Trinity French, and Alexandra (Allie) Porter. The trio was celebrated before tipoff, surrounded by family, teammates, coaches, and an enthusiastic home crowd. The Trojans took the court with determination, featuring a starting lineup of Trinity French, Ryleigh Denton, Riley Saldana, Jules Ondrisko, and Allie Porter. Denton got the Trojans on the board early with a three-pointer, setting the…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Girls’ JV basketball team ended their season on a high note Friday, February 7, with a thrilling 31-30 win over the SLAM Bulls. The Trojans put on an impressive display of teamwork, energy, and determination in their final game, keeping fans on the edge of their seats until the final buzzer. Starters Autumn Colon, Ella Odegard, Natalia Vallin, Sydney Crotty, and Addi Nelsen set the tone early, with Crotty scoring the team’s first two baskets off assists from Odegard. The Trojans moved the ball well, finding open looks and capitalizing on scoring opportunities. Crotty continued…

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Pahrump’s young golfers have an exciting new opportunity to develop their skills and compete, thanks to the Pahrump Junior Golf Association (PJGA) at Mountain Falls Golf Club. Under the leadership of David Wilson and Tori Peers, the organization is offering a range of programs tailored to junior golfers of all skill levels. A Comprehensive Approach to Junior Golf The new PJGA program provides multiple training options, clinics, and tournaments designed to introduce children to the sport, refine their skills, and encourage competition in a supportive environment. 🏌️‍♂️ Individual and Small Group Training For juniors looking for personalized instruction, PJGA offers…

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Founded in 2013 and established in Pahrump in 2017, Living Free Health and Fitness is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to helping individuals recover from addiction through a holistic, structured approach. The organization provides outpatient addiction treatment, state-credentialed transitional living, and therapeutic workplaces through its café and gym. Unlike many treatment centers, Living Free integrates multiple services under one roof, addressing addiction recovery not only through traditional counseling but also through exercise, nutrition, and community support. Clients in transitional living must adhere to a structured program that includes treatment, 12-step meetings, gym attendance, and a minimum of 20 hours per week…

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Albertson and Sons Sand and Gravel has been a trusted name in Pahrump for years, offering quality materials and services to homeowners and businesses alike. This family-owned business, led by Brian Albertson and his son Jeremy, is known for its dedication to providing reliable, affordable solutions for a variety of gravel and rock needs. From driveways to landscaping projects, the Albertsons have built a reputation for hard work, precision, and a commitment to their community. Brian Albertson, the owner and founder, began his journey in the construction world decades ago. A longtime Pahrump resident, Brian moved to the area in…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans’ junior varsity boys’ basketball team delivered a dominant performance against the Pinecrest Academy Sloan Canyon Pirates on Tuesday, February 4, securing an impressive 55-21 victory on the road. The Trojans came out strong from the opening tip-off, setting the tone early with sharp execution on both ends of the court. Lucas Gavenda got things rolling with an early basket and a free throw, pushing Pahrump ahead 6-0. He continued his scoring streak, and by the time the first quarter buzzer sounded, the Trojans had built a commanding 21-9 lead. Jack Toth and Jamiah Mendenhall…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans Girls’ Varsity basketball team delivered a dominant performance against Pinecrest Academy Sloan Canyon on Thursday, January 30, securing a 59-33 victory on the road. The Trojans wasted no time setting the tone, winning the opening tipoff and immediately applying full-court pressure. Riley Saldana got the team rolling early, converting a rebound into a three-point play to give Pahrump a 3-0 lead. From there, the Trojans continued to control the tempo, with key contributions from Ryleigh Denton, Savannah Thompson, Natalie Soto, and Jules Ondrisko in the starting lineup. Thompson and Ondrisko added to the early…

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The Nye County Sheriff’s Office (NCSO) has officially launched a new online system to streamline the application process for Concealed Carry Weapons (CCW) permits. In partnership with Permitium, LLC, a software company specializing in web-based law enforcement services, the Sheriff’s Office now offers a modernized system that allows applicants to submit and manage their CCW applications online. Through this new system, applicants can complete their application, schedule an appointment, upload required documents, submit photo identification, and make payments—all from the convenience of their home. By enabling applicants to provide information and pay in advance, the process is expected to reduce…

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