A man and woman from Las Vegas were injured in a UTV rollover accident the afternoon of May 24 on the Mail Summit road. Reports from the Lincoln … [Read more...] about Couple injured in UTV accident
Wildlife Refuge remains closed
Life in these United States has crossed an uneasy threshold. Published news reports show that all 50 states are beginning procedures to reopen for … [Read more...] about Wildlife Refuge remains closed
New charges against NHP murder suspect
Reports from KSNV-TV in Las Vegas last week stated that the Nye County Sheriff’s Office is charging the man accused of killing a Nevada Highway Patrol … [Read more...] about New charges against NHP murder suspect
Ash Springs fire destroys home and shop
An early-morning fire May 8 destroyed a large part of Oscar Heredia’s property on Park Road in Ash Springs, but did not touch the unfinished house … [Read more...] about Ash Springs fire destroys home and shop
150th Series: Hiko’s once unique Post Office
Sometime in the early 1860s the white man began to move into the Pahranagat Valley area. There were already established settlements in the western … [Read more...] about 150th Series: Hiko’s once unique Post Office
Panthers win academic excellence award
The Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association (NIAA) has announced that Pahranagat Valley High School (1A), along with The Meadows (2A), Boulder … [Read more...] about Panthers win academic excellence award
Preparations continue for mail-in voting
A month away from the mail-in only Nevada Primary, Lincoln County Clerk Lisa Lloyd said during the county commission meeting May 4, “The ballots have … [Read more...] about Preparations continue for mail-in voting
County revises COVID-19 emergency declaration, eyes reopening
As government officials evaluate the medical and societal impacts of reopening parts of the country amid the COVID-19 pandemic, at least 26 states are … [Read more...] about County revises COVID-19 emergency declaration, eyes reopening
150th Series: A look back on V-E Day
Seventy-five years ago this week, May 8, 1945, marked what was termed V-E Day, Victory in Europe, the surrender of German forces to the combined … [Read more...] about 150th Series: A look back on V-E Day
County looking for ways to close budget gap
County commissioners and county department heads continue to look for ways to offset an expected $1.5 million shortfall in the budget for the … [Read more...] about County looking for ways to close budget gap