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Author: Amy Veloz
The Pahrump Aztecs opened their winter season Saturday, January 10, hosting Clark in a home doubleheader that marked the debut of Pahrump’s new high school–age club baseball program. Coached by new Pahrump Valley High School head baseball coach Drew Middleton, the Aztecs split the day with a 7–4 win in the opener before dropping the second game 7–5, but the afternoon was about far more than wins and losses. Middleton created the club program to close a long-standing gap in game exposure between Pahrump players and their counterparts in larger baseball markets. While many Las Vegas players log well over…
The Pahrump Valley High School theatre department is preparing to bring big laughs, memorable music, and classic Monty Python humor to the stage as Trojan Musical Theatre presents Monty Python’s Musical Spamalot this February. Performances are scheduled for February 11–13 and February 19–21, with all shows beginning at 6 p.m. Tickets go on sale to the public February 1, 2026, and can be reserved online through Cur8. Cash will also be accepted at the door. Ticket prices are $10 for students and senior citizens and $15 for adults. Direct from Broadway, Spamalot was named a New York Times Critic’s Pick…
On a cold Friday night in Pahrump, while the gyms buzzed with packed crowds for boys and girls basketball, a smaller but dedicated group gathered outside to watch something meaningful unfold on the football field. Despite the temperature and the final score, the Pahrump Valley High School girls’ flag football team took another important step forward in its young season during a home matchup against the Moapa Valley Pirates on January 9. Early on, the Lady Trojans showed exactly the kind of defensive effort Head Coach Jeff Corbett has been emphasizing all year. Just seven minutes into the game, Ma’liyah…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans boys’ varsity basketball team showed steady resolve and flashes of rhythm Tuesday night at home against the Southeast Career Tech Roadrunners, working through a fast-paced game that featured interior scoring, perimeter shooting, and an aggressive finish. Tech struck first with a three off the opening tip and followed with free throws to set the early tempo. Pahrump Valley answered by attacking the paint. Lucas Gavenda drew a foul on a hard drive and converted both free throws before finishing inside off a foul-related inbound play. After Tech answered with another basket, Gavenda buried a…
For the eighth consecutive year, JK Nelson Law has been recognized with the Best of Pahrump Award for Best Attorney, an honor presented by the Pahrump Valley Chamber of Commerce and voted on by members of the community. The Nevada-based firm, managed by Jonathan K. Nelson, has served local residents since 2014. Over that time, the practice has developed a reputation for accessible legal guidance, attentive client care, and strong advocacy across a wide range of cases. The continued recognition underscores both the firm’s longevity and the confidence placed in it by clients year after year. “I am incredibly grateful…
The Pahrump Valley High School JV boys’ basketball team hosted the The Meadows Mustangs on Wednesday, January 14, leaning into a fast pace and full-court pressure from the opening tip in a hard-fought home matchup. The Mustangs struck first, but Pahrump Valley quickly answered when Anthony Montanez buried a three-pointer off a rebound to take an early 3–2 lead. The Trojans committed to pressing full court, though Meadows capitalized on turnovers and outside shooting to build momentum. A series of three-pointers helped the Mustangs stretch the lead to 10–3 midway through the first quarter. Kamden Moore stopped the run late…
The Pahrump Valley High School girls’ basketball team put together a strong all-around performance at home on Wednesday, January 14, earning a convincing 56–32 victory over The Meadows Mustangs. Mixing timely pressure with efficient offense, the Lady Trojans built control early and steadily widened the gap as the game went on. Pahrump Valley set the tone in the opening quarter by attacking the basket and capitalizing on defensive stops. Sydney Crotty opened the scoring at the free-throw line, and Kaitlyn Brown followed with a three-pointer from the right side. Riley Saldaña made her presence felt immediately, rebounding and scoring in…
The Pahrump Valley High School boys’ varsity basketball team brought constant pressure and energy to its home matchup against The Meadows Mustangs on Wednesday, January 14, staying aggressive throughout despite a 74–49 final score. The Mustangs opened the game with the first two baskets, taking an early 5–0 lead as the Trojans applied full-court pressure from the start. Pahrump Valley broke through at the 4:15 mark of the first quarter when Keir Sheppard drilled a three from the left corner to cut the deficit to 5–3. Meadows responded with a dunk, but the Trojans answered again as Trae Plein drove…
The Pahrump Valley High School wrestling team delivered a strong showing on the road Tuesday, January 13, earning decisive victories over both Del Sol High School and Valley High School during a tri-dual at Valley High School. The Trojans controlled the night from start to finish, winning the varsity duals 69–12 over Del Sol and 60–18 over Valley, while also sweeping both JV matchups. Head Coach Antonio Sandoval said the team entered the evening focused and confident after strong practices leading up to the event. “I’m really excited to see how we perform,” Sandoval said before the final matchup. “There…
Judge Kim Wanker will officially launch her campaign with a public Campaign Kick-Off Reception on Saturday, January 17, 2026, inviting community members to attend and learn more about her candidacy. The event will take place from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at Our Place Coffee Shop, located at 1401 S Hwy 160, a familiar gathering spot in the community. Supporters, residents, and those interested in the upcoming election are encouraged to stop by, enjoy conversation, and show their support. Organizers say the reception is intended to be welcoming and informal, providing an opportunity for voters to connect with Judge Wanker…
