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Author: Amy Veloz
First graders from Community Christian Academy (CCA) experienced a hands-on lesson in agriculture when they toured Green Life Produce this week, getting the chance to see how vegetables grow—and even harvest carrots themselves. The visit was part of CCA’s “farm day” program, designed to help students better understand where their food comes from. “We wanted to come out because we’re doing a farm day program with the school,” explained first grade teacher Mrs. Diedrick. “We thought this would be a great place for them to learn about farming and how vegetables are grown, and to see that there’s a little…
The Pahrump Valley High School cross country team continued its impressive fall season with two major showings in Arizona—competing first at the prestigious Desert Twilight meet in Mesa on Friday, September 26, and then at the Coronado Weekday race on Tuesday, September 30. Both events provided valuable experience, new personal records, and standout performances across the board. At the Desert Twilight Invitational, one of the largest meets in the country featuring more than 6,000 athletes, the Trojans took advantage of the fast course and competitive field. “The Boys team finished 12th out of 75 teams in the Varsity race—the only…
The Rosemary Clarke Middle School Sharks A Team gave fans an exciting matchup on Thursday, September 25, when they faced Lake Mead Christian Academy at home. The Sharks played with grit and teamwork through all three sets, showing determination and steady improvement as the night went on. The opening set saw RCMS adjusting to Lake Mead’s strong serving, with players like Milea Freitas-Faamai and Emri Wulfenstein making key plays at the net. Despite strong efforts from the Sharks, Lake Mead pulled ahead to take the first set 25–18. The second set, however, turned into one of the most thrilling comebacks…
The Nevada Department of Education has recognized Mt. Charleston Elementary School preschool teacher Alison Matulich as one of the 2025 Nevada Early Educators of the Year, honoring her commitment to young learners and families in Pahrump. Presented annually, the award celebrates educators who work with children from birth through age five and demonstrate exceptional dedication, compassion, and teaching excellence. Matulich’s recognition highlights not only her classroom leadership but also her ongoing service to the Nye County community. Dr. Joe Gent, Superintendent of the Nye County School District, praised the achievement, saying, “We are incredibly proud of Alison Matulich for this…
By Mary Esele, APRN Optum Breast Care According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), breast cancer is the second most common cancer among women in the United States.[1] In the U.S. in 2022, there were about 279,731 new cases of breast cancer reported in females.[2] While breast cancer is mostly found in women, about 1 out of every 100 diagnosis in the U.S. is found in men.[3] October is recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a health observance that reminds us to be aware of breast cancer symptoms and risk factors and the steps we can take to improve our health and…
The Pahrump Valley High School boys’ tennis team gave it their all in a close match against Coral Academy on Wednesday, September 17, but came up just short in a narrow 10-8 defeat. Despite the final score, the Trojans had several standout performances. Singles player Lucas Johnson was a force on the court, sweeping all three of his matches to deliver crucial points for Pahrump. Fellow singles competitor Jace Eichner added two wins, while Sonny Skinner fought through a tough lineup to claim another set for the Trojans. In doubles play, the team of Bryce Dykstra and Juan Rodriguez came…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans delivered a commanding performance on Friday, September 19, as they traveled to Las Vegas and overpowered the Cheyenne Desert Shields, 58-14. From the opening kickoff, Pahrump Valley seized momentum and showcased balance on both sides of the ball, racking up touchdowns while keeping constant pressure on Cheyenne’s offense. The opening drive set the tone for the night. Starting at their own 22-yard line, Preston Dockter carried the load with several strong runs, including a 20-yard pickup to move the Trojans into scoring position. Kayne Horibe then pitched the ball to Austin Alvarez, who pushed…
The Pahrump Valley High School cross country team took on a challenging 3-mile course at Buffalo Park in Flagstaff, Arizona, on Saturday, September 20, racing at an elevation of approximately 7,200 feet. Despite the thinner air and shorter distance than a traditional 5K, the Trojans put together a strong showing across all divisions, with several athletes finishing in the top 20 to earn medals. In the girls varsity race, Kaylan Robinson led the Trojans with a time of 21:35.19, placing 13th overall. She was followed by Rylan Bliss, who secured 25th overall at 22:18.07. Alexis Clouser crossed in 44th with…
Remote Area Medical (RAM) is returning to Pahrump for its 10th year of offering free medical, dental, and vision services to the community. The highly anticipated clinic will be held on Saturday and Sunday, October 4 and 5, 2025, on the Pahrump Valley High School campus, located at 501 E Calvada Blvd, in the Pathways building. Gates will open at 11:59 p.m. the night before each clinic day, with services beginning at 6 a.m. According to Community Host Group (CHG) member Ryan Muccio, the milestone is a significant one for Pahrump. “This will actually be our 11th clinic, but it’s…
Women in the Pahrump Valley who are the primary wage earners for their families and are pursuing education or training have an important opportunity this fall. Soroptimist International of Pahrump Valley has opened applications for the Live Your Dream: Education and Training Awards for Women, a program that provides direct financial assistance to women striving to build brighter futures for themselves and their families. Applications are now being accepted through November 15 at www.liveyourdream.org, or by contacting local chairperson Candace Hunt at 415-314-7040. “My sole focus is to reach as many women as possible and encourage them to apply,” Hunt…
