Author: Amy Veloz
The Pahrump Valley High School Lady Trojans wrapped up play at the Colorado River Invitational in Needles, California on Saturday, Feb. 28, finishing the tournament with an impressive 5-1 record after splitting their final two games against the Tolleson Wolverines of Arizona and the Yuma Catholic Shamrocks. Entering the final day of the tournament, the Lady Trojans had already built strong momentum and continued to showcase solid pitching, timely hitting and disciplined defense throughout two tightly contested matchups. The day began with Pahrump Valley facing the Tolleson Wolverines, with Jaycie Hayes taking the circle for the Lady Trojans. Hayes set…
The Pahrump Valley High School softball team officially began its preseason Saturday, February 21, traveling to Las Vegas for an unofficial scrimmage against Faith Lutheran High School. Facing a larger 5A program, the 3A Lady Trojans used the matchup as an early-season measuring stick and an opportunity to evaluate lineups, rotations, and in-game situations before the regular season begins. Because the contest was a scrimmage, no official score was kept. Any scoring referenced came strictly from this publication’s notes rather than a scoreboard, as both teams focused primarily on development, experimentation, and gaining live-game repetitions. Pahrump Valley showed patience at…
For many homeowners, a fence represents more than a property line—it provides privacy, security, and a finishing touch that helps a house feel complete. Redmond Fencing, owned and operated by Hayley and Matheau Redmond, has become a trusted local resource for homeowners looking to enhance their properties through customized fencing solutions designed to meet both practical needs and personal style. The company recently celebrated its seventh anniversary, marking a milestone that reflects steady growth fueled largely by residential customers and word-of-mouth recommendations. Owned and operated entirely by the Redmonds, the business focuses exclusively on professional installation rather than retail sales,…
The Pahrump Theatre Company is inviting audiences into a world both futuristic and unsettlingly familiar with its production of R.U.R. (Rossum’s Universal Robots), a thought-provoking science-fiction play that remains strikingly relevant more than a century after it was written. The production opened Friday, February 20, with additional performances held February 21 and 22, introducing local audiences to the landmark work by Czech playwright Karel Čapek — the play that first introduced the word “robot” to the world. Written in 1920, R.U.R. explores themes of automation, artificial intelligence, free will, and humanity’s relationship with technology, ideas that resonate strongly in today’s…
Nye County District Attorney Brian Kunzi will host a community meet and greet on Thursday, February 26, offering residents an opportunity to connect with him as he seeks re-election to continue serving the county in his current role. The event will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. at Artesian Cellars, located at 1731 Highway 160 in Pahrump. Community members are invited to attend, meet Kunzi in an informal setting, and learn more about his campaign and vision moving forward. The evening is designed to encourage open conversation between Kunzi and local residents, giving attendees the chance to ask questions,…
The Pahrump Valley High School junior varsity softball team opened its preseason schedule Tuesday, February 24, traveling to Las Vegas for an unofficial scrimmage against Bishop Gorman High School. Facing a 5A opponent, the 3A Lady Trojans used the matchup as an opportunity to settle into game action, test lineup combinations, and give players valuable early-season experience as the team begins shaping its identity for the year ahead. As with preseason scrimmages, no official score was kept. Any scoring referenced came strictly from this publication’s notes rather than a scoreboard, as both teams focused on development and situational play rather…
The Pahrump Valley High School softball team continued its preseason schedule Tuesday, February 24, traveling to Las Vegas for an unofficial scrimmage against Bishop Gorman High School. Facing another strong 5A opponent, the 3A Lady Trojans showed noticeable growth and defensive improvement while gaining valuable game experience ahead of upcoming tournament play. As with all preseason scrimmages, no official score was kept. Any scoring referenced came strictly from this publication’s notes rather than a scoreboard, as both programs focused on preparation, player evaluation, and situational play rather than results. From the opening inning, Pahrump Valley demonstrated sharp defensive execution against…
Pahrump Valley High School’s culinary program is preparing to turn its classroom into an elegant dining destination as students host the upcoming Savoring Senior Year event on Wednesday, March 4. Led by senior Emalee York-Bolling and supported by a team of second-year and senior culinary students, the evening promises a creative, student-driven experience that blends fine dining with hands-on learning. Designed entirely by the students, the event will transform the PVHS culinary classroom into a beautifully styled dining room, offering guests a chance to enjoy a thoughtfully prepared five-course meal inspired by French flavors. The experience highlights not only culinary…
As construction on the new travel stop development across Homestead Road from Maverik nears completion, local residents will soon have an opportunity to apply for a variety of new jobs during an upcoming multi-day hiring event beginning tomorrow. The hiring event is scheduled for Thursday, February 26 through Saturday, February 28, running daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Organizers are encouraging anyone interested in employment to attend prepared for same-day interviews and potential hiring opportunities. Recruiters will be hiring for positions across all three businesses located within the new development: the Conoco gas station, Sbarro, and Rally’s. A wide…
Southwest Medical Hospice, along with Optum Care Palliative Care, has received a prestigious five-star rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), the highest rating awarded to health care providers, recognizing exceptional performance in hospice and supportive care services. The rating is based on results from the Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) Hospice Survey, which gathers feedback directly from family members or close friends of patients who have received hospice care. The survey evaluates the quality of care and support provided to both patients and their loved ones during some of life’s most challenging moments.…