Author: Amy Veloz

The PVHS Trojans volleyball team put up a fierce fight at home against the Boulder City Eagles on Tuesday night, ultimately falling in a hard-fought five-set match, 3-2. The game was an intense back-and-forth, with the final scores being 25-23, 25-13, 13-25, 20-25, and 15-8 in favor of the Eagles. Belen Ramirez, who was named Player of the Game, delivered an outstanding performance with 8 receptions and exceptional setting, guiding the team throughout the night. Xeane Kamanu also shined with 5 aces on her serves and 9 digs, while Heavenly Ware led the team with 10 kills. Both Ware and…

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The PVHS Girls Varsity soccer team achieved a commanding 9-1 victory over Sloan Canyon on Monday, September 9, showcasing their growing confidence and teamwork. After a challenging start to the season, the Trojans found their stride, with five different players contributing to the scoreboard. Head Coach Amy Carlson praised the team’s progress, saying, “The girls’ communication was much better, and their confidence started to show as they worked the ball around the field. We took a ton of shots and connected passes. We still had some errors, but the girls didn’t let those get them down this game.” Ryleigh Denton…

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The Nye County School District (NCSD) is embracing technology by transitioning to digital report cards, starting with the 2024-2025 school year. This change allows parents and guardians to access their student’s academic progress instantly through the Infinite Campus Parent Portal. Superintendent Dr. Gent emphasized that the shift improves communication and convenience for families, as report cards will be accessible securely online. Additionally, this eco-friendly move reduces paper waste and costs. Notifications will be sent via email and text when report cards are available. Parents are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the Parent Portal and seek assistance from their child’s school…

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The PVHS Trojans volleyball team put up a valiant effort in their thrilling five-game match against Pinecrest Academy Sloan Canyon, which took place at Sloan. The game stretched over three hours, with intense rallies and long points, showcasing the best performance of the season for the Trojans. Heavenly was a standout player, leading the team with 10 kills and 4 solo blocks. Her powerful presence at the net was key to PVHS’s strong showing. Bryn Mazlo also made a significant impact with her defensive skills, recording 18 digs throughout the night. Sedona Norton contributed impressively with her 9 receptions, and…

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The PVHS Girls Golf team put on a strong performance at Siena Golf Club on Tuesday, September 10. Aliana Zuniga from Pahrump secured second place with a personal best score of 75, shooting a 42 on the front nine and an impressive 33 on the back nine. Abigail Llewellyn from Virgin Valley claimed first place with a score of 74, while Iris Sim from The Meadows took third place with an 88. Head Coach Bob Hopkins praised Zuniga’s effort, saying, “Ali played great! She played like she’s capable of, relaxed. It was the best putting day I’ve seen from her,…

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Four years ago, on August 31, 2020, the Pahrump community lost a beloved figure, Michael “Dusty” Park, who passed away after a courageous battle with health issues. Dusty was a pillar of the community, deeply involved in youth sports and known for his relentless dedication to providing opportunities for young athletes in Pahrump. Dusty’s death was primarily caused by complications from hemochromatosis, a genetic condition that causes the body to absorb too much iron resulting in a buildup of iron in the organs and in his case led to liver cirrhosis. Although he also battled cancer, it was the severe…

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For more than 17 years, Pahrump Valley Carpet Care has been a trusted name in the community for professional carpet cleaning services. Owned and operated by Jim and Missy Molt, this family-run business has earned a reputation for quality, reliability, and a personal touch that comes from a deep commitment to their craft and their customers. The journey to starting Pahrump Valley Carpet Care was not a straightforward one for Jim. Originally a farrier, Jim found himself needing to transition into a new career due to health concerns. With no clear path ahead, he turned to his family for guidance.…

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Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue stands as a vital pillar of safety and service in the Pahrump community. With a sprawling coverage area of 365 square miles within the Pahrump regional planning area, and an additional 200 square miles supported through automatic mutual aid agreements, the department’s firefighters and captains work tirelessly to ensure the safety and well-being of their neighbors. Under the leadership of Chief Scott Lewis, who has served as the fire chief for 22 years, the department has evolved to meet the unique challenges of their environment, adapting with a focus on teamwork, training, and innovation. Operating…

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Tucked away in the center of Pahrump, Rustic Daisy Floral is more than just a flower shop; it’s a labor of love, dedication, and creativity, all brought to life by its owner, Terae Parry. After spending over 40 years in the floral industry, Terae has transformed her passion into a thriving local business that offers a wide array of floral services, each carefully crafted to meet the unique needs of her customers. Terae’s journey into the world of flowers began decades ago in California, where she honed her skills in event work across the bustling districts of Wilshire, Los Angeles,…

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Judy (Wulfenstein) Maughan, a 1986 graduate of Pahrump Valley High School (PVHS), has built a fulfilling life rooted in family, community, and her love for photography. After high school, Judy attended Dixie College in St. George, where she earned a two-year degree, before transferring to Brigham Young University to complete her bachelor’s degree in marketing. One of Judy’s fondest memories from her time at PVHS was her experience as a cheerleader. She cheered all four years of high school and loved the camaraderie and excitement that came with supporting her school’s teams. “I was a Trojan at heart. I loved…

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