Be in the World, but not of it
Not far from our former home in Avondale flows the Agua Fria River. I have, on many occasions, observed people fishing from its banks, wondering if the fish were good to eat.
Month: March 2026
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High-traffic pedestrian crosswalk replaced
LAKE HAVASU CITY – A pedestrian crosswalk signal on Magnolia Drive with the Pima Wash crossing that was out of service for several months has been replaced.
Can students and teachers protest during school hours
Dear Editor,
Proposals to crack down on protests during school don’t just raise policy concerns, they raise serious constitutional ones as well.
LH Community Choir to honor America’s 250th birthday at Freedom Concert
LAKE HAVASU CITY — This summer, America will celebrate its two hundred and fiftieth birthday, but the Lake Havasu Community Choir will be honoring the semi quincentennial early with their upcoming Celebrating Freedom concert.
Above average temps could bring out rattlesnakes
PHOENIX – Unseasonably warm weather is coming to Arizona bringing with it an increased risk for rattlesnake encounters. As temperatures rise this spring, it’s important to stay rattlesnake aware.
The Same Old Gravy Warmed Over
At the February 12, 2026 “Coffee with the Mayor” in Kingman, residents once again heard a familiar message: our infrastructure problems are massive, they’ve been building for years, and fixing them will cost between $50 and $100 million, requiring higher rates on citizens.
