Robin Hebrock is a journalist for the Pahrump Valley Times, focusing on local news and events in Pahrump, Nevada. With a passion for community reporting, Robin covers a wide range of topics including local government, nonprofit organizations, events, and human interest stories.
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Robin Hebrock's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community news, and government announcements in the United States, particularly Nevada and Pahrump. Her articles highlight community events, fundraisers, local news stories, nonprofit organizations' activities, and holiday-related topics.
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The Nye County Valor Quilters have given out over 800 Quilts of Valor.
Enjoy cookies, cocoa, caroling and of course, some time with Mr. Claus himself.
Korte Construction has been selected to build the key fairgrounds feature.
John Clausen/Pahrump Valley Times File Nye County Sleep in Heavenly Peace's mission is to provide beds to all local children who do not have one of their own. A Hope Bail Bonds is helping the nonprofit pursue that mission with the upcoming Christmas Fundraiser, set for Dec. 4.
The Silver Tappers Christmas Benefit will raise funds for Salvation Army.
By: Robin Hebrock
The board will discuss solar, water, roads and more.
By: Robin Hebrock
Local church food banks and VFW pantry stocked for the holiday.
The Pahrump Fireworks Safety Site is open for the weekend.
John Clausen/Pahrump Valley Times The 25th Annual Pahrump Intertribal Social Powwow turned Petrack Park into a venue of cultural heritage and celebration from Nov. 22 through Nov. 24.John Clausen/Pahrump Valley Times The Pahrump Social Powwow brought a weekend filled with rhythm and beat as members of America's indigenous people danced and performed for the large crowds.
Bowling fundraiser to battle effects of military injury and illness
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