Did Pahrump Winery lose their liquor license?

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Pahrump Valley Winery has lost its liquor license. According to Nye County spokesman Arnold Knightly, on Aug. 18, the Nye County Commission Licensing and Liquor Board voted 5-1 to revoke the Pahrump Valley Winer’s Conditional Retail Liquor License.

Who owns the Pahrump Valley Winery?

John Hobbs
Also on that application for the winery’s new liquor license is JEH Investments Inc., which is listed as the sole owner of the Pahrump Valley Winery on a June 18, 2019 agenda from Nye County. The owner/applicant is listed as John Hobbs.

What is Pahrump known for?

With 40,000 residents, Pahrump offers the most robust selection of casino resorts, motels, RV parks, restaurants, bars, supermarkets, pharmacies, auto shops, and other precious luxuries of civilization in the Death Valley region—with three lovely wineries, a cidery-meadery, and distillery to wash it all down.

Will Pahrump run out of water?

Pahrump pumped an estimated 30,000 acre-feet last year. Demand is expected to reach 80,000 acre-feet by 2050. An acre-foot is about 326,000 gallons, enough to supply a family of four or five for a year. “We have a serious shortfall,” Buqo said.

What is the population in Pahrump 2021?

49,197
Pahrump, Nevada Population 2021

Year	Population	Growth Rate
2021	49,197	2.72%
2020	47,860	2.79%
2019	46,523	2.87%
2018	45,186	2.68%

Is Pahrump a good place to retire?

Pahrump is moving up in the ranks as a good place to retire in the state of Nevada. A study ranked Pahrump as the No. 4 best place to retire in the state—moving up from the No. The effective tax rate calculated for Pahrump was 15.2 percent—0.5 percentage points higher than Gardnerville, which was ranked the No.