Pahrump, United States (Local)
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Special to the Pahrump Valley Times Parents will soon have a new way to keep track of where their students are when utilizing school district transportation, with the StopFinder program set to start as school goes back in session on Jan. 6, 2025.
The popular venue has had its liquor license suspended.
John Clausen/Pahrump Valley Times Sparkling in red and blue sequin dresses and festive Santa hats, the Nevada Silver Tappers dance their hearts out at the 33rd Annual Christmas Benefit show which raised thousands of dollars for two local causes this year.
John Clausen/Pahrump Valley Times Two local youth pose with their brand new bicycles at The Avery Project's 2024 Bike Giveway Day, where Avery Sampson handed out 125 bikes in three hours. In total, her 2024 effort resulted in 220 bikes being give to area children.
John Clausen/Pahrump Valley Times The 3rd Annual Christmas for Seniors program was a big success, with several generous donations allowing the Soroptimist club to provide gift baskets fully packed with both useful and fun items.John Clausen/Pahrump Valley Times Soroptimist International Pahrump Valley hosted its 3rd Annual Christmas For Seniors program this year, with over 100 gift baskets stuffed with an assortment of items that were then given to area grandparents to help brighten their holidays.
The local Soroptimist club is working to highlight this dark issue.
By: Robin Hebrock
Robin Hebrock/Pahrump Valley Times A proposal by MediWaste to establish a medical waste processing facility at this building touched off a wave of public unrest and has now resulted in the creation of a moratorium on the filing of county license applications which are now required for these types of operations.
By: Robin Hebrock
A new ordinance stipulates setbacks and development agreement requirements.
John Clausen/Pahrump Valley Times Ceremonies to bestow Quilts of Valor upon those who have given their service to the country can often be emotional events, drawing forth an array of feelings ranging from gratitude, to sadness and nostalgia.
The proposal would require developers to relinquish two water rights for every one used.
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