Author: Amy Veloz
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojanettes are inviting young dancers from across the community to step onto the floor and experience what it’s like to dance alongside the high school team during their upcoming PVHS JR Trojanette Dance Camp, a fundraiser supporting the Trojanettes program. The dance camp will take place on Friday, January 16, 2026, from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the PVHS Pathways Gym. Open to participants ages 5 to 14, the camp offers a fun and energetic evening designed to introduce younger dancers to basic routines while building confidence, coordination, and school spirit. For a $35…
LET THE PEOPLE OF PAHRUMP VOTE “YES” or “NO” TO THE QUESTION !!!!!The question I am proposing for the BALLOT is whether or not the Town of Pahrump should have an “Elected” Town Board beginning in January 2027 as a result of the November 2026 election. I hope you read Part 1 of my LETTER and will find interest in LETTERS 2, 3, & 4, and would like to have your voice heard in the form of a VOTE. Even now, you (and your family and friends) need to find and sign the Petitions that are currently being circulated in order to…
Last-minute holiday shoppers will have one more chance to check items off their Christmas lists when the 3rd Annual Santa’s Last Stop Shop pops up at Our Place Coffee on Saturday, December 20, 2025, from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Held at 1401 S. Highway 160, the festive pop-up brings together a wide variety of local makers and small businesses, offering a one-stop shopping experience just days before Christmas. Shoppers can browse an eclectic mix of handcrafted and curated items, including upcycled clothing, custom hats, bags, bows, shirts, accessories, wine bottle holders, stove top covers, and even a fun “blind…
Families in the Pahrump community will have an opportunity to pick up a free Christmas dinner later this month thanks to a partnership between WCC Construction and the PRSH Foundation. The organizations will host a Free Christmas Turkey Meal Giveaway on Friday, December 19, beginning at 2:00 p.m. The event will be held as a drive-thru distribution in the Smith’s parking area between Smith’s and Burger King. Meals will be provided to the first 150 people who arrive, helping families prepare a traditional holiday dinner at no cost. Each giveaway package will include a turkey, five pounds of potatoes, cans…
The Pahrump Valley High School Cross Country team came together on Thursday evening, December 11, for its annual awards ceremony, celebrating a season that will be remembered as one of the most successful in program history. Athletes, families, and coaches gathered for a potluck dinner, a season-highlight slideshow, and an evening of recognition that reflected both competitive excellence and the culture of the Trojan program. This year’s celebration followed a remarkable fall for PVHS cross country. Both the boys and girls teams finished the season as 3A Southern Region Champions, a milestone achievement that underscored the depth and consistency of…
The Pahrump Valley High School girls’ flag football teams traveled to Las Vegas on Monday, Dec. 15, to face the SLAM Bulls at the Russell Road Recreation Complex, gaining valuable experience as both the junior varsity and varsity squads continued to develop against strong competition. The JV Trojans arrived midway through the first half facing a 6–0 deficit but settled in quickly. A completed pass to Maria-Clarissa Igwe helped move the offense, and the team called an immediate timeout to regroup. As halftime approached, the Trojans turned the ball over on downs, but the defense responded with Biannet Lozano Chavez…
The Pahrump Valley High School boys’ JV basketball team faced a tough road test on Friday, December 12, traveling to Mesquite to take on the Virgin Valley Bulldogs. While the Bulldogs ultimately pulled away for a 48–23 win, the Trojans showed determination, competitive stretches, and moments of strong execution throughout the game. Pahrump Valley opened the night with confidence, as Chasen Hamann and Anthony Montanez combined to score the first four points for the Trojans, giving the visitors an early edge. The opening quarter remained tight, with both teams trading baskets. Virgin Valley briefly pulled ahead with a layup and…
The Pahrump Valley High School girls’ basketball team put up a determined effort on Monday, December 8, as they hosted the Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas Falcons. Though the night brought its share of challenges, the Lady Trojans worked hard on both ends of the floor, showing strong teamwork, hustle, and several momentum-building plays throughout the 42–30 contest. PVHS opened the night by winning the jump, and Addi Nelsen immediately putting up a three-point attempt. While the shot bounced out, the early rebound and ball movement showed the team was ready to run its offense. Autumn Colon made her…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans boys’ basketball team opened their week with an impressive road victory on Monday, December 4, defeating the Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas Falcons 56–47 in a fast-paced, high-pressure matchup defined by defensive intensity and relentless effort. The Trojans kept their composure through four quarters of full-court pressure on both sides of the ball, turning steals into momentum and teamwork into points. Pahrump Valley struck early in the first quarter when Trae Plein put the Trojans on the board at 6:32, and from that point forward the team settled into a steady rhythm. After…
The Pahrump Valley High School gym was buzzing Tuesday night as alumni from across nearly four decades laced up their sneakers, reunited with old teammates, and put on a show that was equal parts basketball and comedy. With players from the 1980s through the Class of 2025, the first annual alumni games delivered exactly what the crowd came for—friendly rivalry, surprising highlights, and nonstop fun. The women kicked off the evening with a Red vs. Blue matchup featuring standouts like Veronica (Villa) Montanez ’05, Darla (Hopkins) Sheppard ’05, Maddy Souza ’21, Tayla Wombaker ’22, Kylie Stritenberger ’20, and Suzie Wulfenstein…