Author: Amy Veloz

The Nevada Silver Tappers brought talent, patriotism, and heartfelt community spirit to Pahrump during their annual USO benefit show, held on Saturday, September 13, and Sunday, September 14. This year’s production, Another Opening, Another Show, paid tribute to the nation’s servicemen and women while raising support for local veterans’ causes. The evening began with a moving invocation by Deacon Mitch, who prayed for unity, protection, and blessings over families, communities, and those serving in uniform. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Dr. Tom Waters then took the stage to lead the audience in the Pledge of Allegiance, reminding everyone of the importance…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans boys’ soccer team battled to a hard-fought 1-1 draw against the Cristo Rey Royals at home on Thursday, September 11, in a match filled with near-goals, dramatic saves, and physical play. From the opening whistle, both teams pressed forward. Early in the first half, Cristo Rey earned back-to-back corner kicks, but the Trojans nearly turned the tide on a breakaway chance that rolled just left of the post. At the 27-minute mark, a powerful strike from Henry Nunez Manzo smashed off the top bar, rattling the Royals’ defense. Cristo Rey answered minutes later, lofting…

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The Pahrump Valley High School tennis teams made the trip to Moapa Valley on Friday, September 12, and returned home with hard-fought victories on both the boys’ and girls’ sides. Each match came down to the wire, but the Trojans displayed grit and teamwork to pull out close wins against the Pirates. For the boys, the contest ended 10-8 in Pahrump’s favor. Jace Eichner was the anchor, sweeping all three of his singles matches to deliver six crucial points. Teammate Sonny Skinner added two more points by winning two of his three matches. In doubles play, Bryce Dykstra and Juan…

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When Josh Osborne opened the doors of Great Computer Deals in the fall of 2010, he brought with him not just a background in technology, but decades of experience and a passion for helping people understand the ever-changing world of computers. Today, nearly fifteen years later and after multiple expansions, his business has become a cornerstone of the Pahrump community—a place where residents know they can find quality technology and, more importantly, personalized support. Josh’s journey into the world of computers started much earlier than most. Homeschooled as a teenager, he gravitated toward computer science instead of traditional sciences, developing…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans tennis team traveled to Las Vegas on Tuesday, September 16, to face Adelson, bringing home both a victory and a challenge. The girls’ team secured a win by forfeit, while the boys fought through close sets to capture a 10-8 victory. For the boys, singles players led the way. Lucas Johnson and Jace Eichner each claimed two of their three matches, giving the Trojans four points. Sonny Skinner added another important singles win to keep the team in the fight. On the doubles side, Bryce Dykstra and Juan Rodriguez delivered a perfect performance, winning…

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The Pahrump Valley High School cross country team delivered a strong performance on Saturday, September 13, at the Clark County Fairgrounds in a meet hosted by Moapa Valley High School. Competing across three divisions, the Trojans recorded standout individual times, set new personal and season records, and captured the boys’ varsity team title. In the boys’ Varsity B race, the Trojans showed steady improvement and resilience. Evan Risk led the way for Pahrump, finishing 21st overall with a personal record of 22:19.7. He was closely followed by Mozes Quinonez, who placed 24th overall with a personal best of 22:45.0. Not…

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The Pahrump Valley High School girls’ soccer teams put on strong performances Tuesday, September 16, in Moapa, with the Junior Varsity squad earning another victory and the Varsity team playing its best game of the season in a thrilling 1-1 draw. The Junior Varsity team continued its winning ways, defeating Moapa 2-0. Both Avery Farriggia and Melissa Nunez-Ramirez controlled the ball well, fired off multiple shots on goal, and each scored one of the Trojans’ tallies. Defensively, the back line of Melanie Carson, Kylee Lusk, Michell Villalobos, and Bell Ofseur worked seamlessly together, limiting Moapa’s chances and giving the keeper…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans boys’ soccer team hit the road on Monday, September 15, to take on the Meadows Mustangs. In a competitive match that saw both sides create opportunities, the Trojans ultimately came up short in a narrow 1-0 defeat. The first half was a defensive showcase, with goalkeeper Cayden Cowley and the back line keeping the Mustangs off the scoreboard. At the 26-minute mark, the Trojans earned a corner kick but were unable to convert, while Cowley continued to clear away pressure with timely saves, including a kick that sent the ball deep downfield. The Trojans…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans volleyball team traveled to Boulder City on Wednesday, September 17, where they faced a tough Eagles squad in an exciting four-set contest. Despite falling 3-1, the Trojans showed resilience and energy throughout the night, nearly pushing the match to a decisive fifth set. The opening set started strong for Pahrump Valley, with Henna Maiava serving and Heavenly Ware delivering an early spike to give the Trojans the lead. Riley Saldaña added key sets while Sedona Norton’s ace helped keep the score tight. Xe’ane Kamanu’s aggressive play at the net, including several spikes and an…

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Pahrump will soon host a night of soulful music and heartfelt performances as acclaimed singer and songwriter Aaron Akins takes the stage at Rhinestones Country Bar & Dance Hall on Saturday, September 20, 2025. Presented by Mental Margarita XYZ Productions, the special event promises to be one of the most memorable musical evenings Nye County has seen. Akins, originally from Chicago, began singing in church as a child before pursuing music at Southern Illinois University. His passion led him to Los Angeles, where he built an impressive career that includes performances alongside legends like Bob Hope and Ray Charles, as…

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