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Source: Pahrump Valley Times

November 6, 2026 - 4:14 am Pahrump Senior Center The menu (subject to change) for the week of Nov. 9 – Nov. 13. The senior center is open at 9 a.m. and meals are served at 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Homebound meals for our regular seniors will be delivered but no drive-up is available. Masks are not required if vaccinated. For any questions, call the center at 775-727-5008. Monday – Shepherds pie, fresh spinach w/Italian dressing, apricot bran muffin, bananas, bok choy/pork soup; Tuesday – Beef stir fry, rice, lemon bars, oriental veggie soup; Wednesday – CLOSED FOR VETERANS DAY; Thursday – Taco casserole, salsa, sour cream, refried beans, churros, corn chowder soup; Friday – Roast pork tenderloin, potato salad, honey/Dijon veggies, spring salad w/tangy yogurt dressing, tropical fruit cup, simmered beans w/bacon, goulash soup.

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