Author: Amy Veloz
The Pahrump Valley High School varsity track and field team got a full preview of postseason competition at the Skyhawk Invitational, held April 17–18 at Silverado High School. Structured to mirror the format of regional and state meets, the two-day event challenged athletes across a wide range of events, with only the throwing competitions absent due to facility limitations. The meet opened with the 4×800 relay, where the boys team faced an early setback but still delivered one of the top performances of the weekend. During the handoff, Josh Gent was clipped, losing a shoe and forced to run both…
The Pahrump Valley High School baseball team turned in a strong all-around performance on the road Tuesday, April 21, rolling to a 12-1 win over Moapa Valley behind steady pitching and a lineup that found its rhythm as the game progressed. Pahrump Valley was set down in order in the top of the first, but the tone quickly shifted in the bottom half as the Trojans’ defense came out sharp. With Cody Fried on the mound, Moapa Valley was retired on three consecutive ground balls—two handled cleanly by shortstop Tony Whitney and another by third baseman Anthony Montanez—setting an early…
The Pahrump Valley High School boys’ volleyball team put together a strong and energetic performance at home on Friday, April 17, opening the match with a hard-fought first-set win before continuing to battle point-for-point with the Moapa Valley Pirates across four competitive sets. Pahrump Valley found its rhythm early in the opening set after falling behind 0-3. The Trojans responded with a steady run, highlighted by strong serving from William Coen and a series of defensive stops at the net. A block and back-to-back errors from Moapa Valley helped swing momentum, giving the Trojans a 6-3 lead. From there, Pahrump…
As the school year begins to wind down, Pahrump Valley Junior Athletics is already looking ahead—offering local students an opportunity to stay active, build skills, and gain confidence through a full lineup of summer camps and training opportunities. Designed for elementary and middle school-aged athletes, the upcoming camps will provide a well-rounded introduction to athletic development in a positive and structured environment. Participants can expect a variety of options tailored to different experience levels and interests, including sport-specific training, weight room introductions, and even personalized one-on-one training sessions for those looking to take their development to the next level. The…
As spring settles into Pahrump, a celebration of creativity, craftsmanship and community is just around the corner with the upcoming Artistic Divas & Dudes Spring Bash. Set for April 24 and 25 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the two-day event will take place at the Nye Communities Coalition, located at 1020 Wilson Road. The Spring Bash promises to bring together a wide variety of local talent, all in one place. The event will feature 100 percent local artists and artisans, showcasing everything from handcrafted goods and unique creations to homemade baked items and sweet treats. Visitors can expect a…
The Pahrump Valley High School baseball team wasted no time making a statement on Saturday, April 11, jumping out to a commanding early lead against Desert Oasis at Sierra Vista High School in a game that showcased both explosive offense and resilience. Pahrump Valley set the tone immediately in the top of the first, putting together one of their most productive innings of the season. Dominic Chiancone started things off with a leadoff walk, and CJ Nelson followed with a base hit to put two on. After Dominik Wilson drew a walk to load the bases, Vinny Whitney lifted a…
By Phyllis Gurgevich Looking for capital for your small business in Pahrump? You’re not alone. According to the 2025 Nevada Small Business Challenges survey, 71% of pre-revenue small business startups mentioned funding their business as one of the top three challenges they faced. Despite this fact, the Nevada Small Business Development Center identified in its report that 76% of small business owners surveyed did not even apply for small business debt financing. When they did apply, 37% said they were declined for financing. The Nevada Bankers Association, and our member institutions statewide, are all dedicated to helping small businesses in…
The Pahrump Valley High School baseball team battled inning by inning in a tightly contested matchup against the Spring Valley Grizzlies at home on Friday, April 10, with strong defensive moments and timely hits keeping the game within reach until the final frame. On the mound, Cody Fried got the start for the Trojans and set the tone early. Despite a leadoff double in the top of the first, Fried stayed composed, inducing a groundout to move the runner to third before recording a strikeout and another groundout to escape the inning without damage. The Trojans went quietly in the…
The Pahrump Valley High School softball team made it a clean sweep over Boulder City on Wednesday, April 15, closing out the two-game series with a 3-0 road win behind strong pitching and timely offense. The victory not only secured the sweep following Monday’s win at home, but also extended the Lady Trojans’ current run to eight straight wins. Pahrump now sits firmly at No. 1 in the 3A South, continuing to build momentum behind one of the most dominant pitching staffs in the state. The game opened as a defensive battle, with both teams struggling to generate early offense.…
The Pahrump Valley High School baseball team welcomed a special group of fans to the field on Monday, April 13, as members of Pahrump Valley Little League were in attendance and had the opportunity to run out alongside the Trojans prior to first pitch, creating a memorable moment for the young athletes before the game began. Pahrump Valley then took on the Boulder City Eagles at home in a matchup that featured strong moments early before the visitors gained momentum in the later innings. Kayne Horibe got the start on the mound for the Trojans and opened the game with…