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Hillsdale College looking at Kingman site

KINGMAN – The non-profit Excellence in Traditional Education (ETE) organization is working to harness the Hillsdale College curriculum and build a new school to provide Kingman area families a back to basics learning model.

A seven-member Board of Directors has launched a website as it makes public its effort to secure a ten-acre site and raise funds for a  construction campaign. Director and State representative John Gillette says public education is failing, despite $11 billion in funding in Arizona.

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Casinos continue tradition of Thanksgiving meals for area’s homeless students

LAUGHLIN / BULLHEAD CITY – Dozens of students and their families in the Bullhead City School District will again have traditional Thanksgiving meals, following donations by the Aquarius and Edgewater Casino Resorts in Laughlin, Hope United Methodist Church in Bullhead City, and the Bullhead City Lions Club.

Golden Entertainment’s Aquarius/Edgewater “Feed A Family” program provided 42 turkey meals with trimmings from side dishes to dessert for BCSD families.  BCSD also received five complete meals from Hope UMC and six from the Lions Club.

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Hualapai Winter Wonderland

KINGMAN – Mohave County Parks is excited to host the 13th Annual Winter Wonderland at Hualapai Mountain Park on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 13 and 14. Enjoy the season’s spirit from the comfort and warmth of your own vehicle for a drive through light tour. The park will be lit up to make your evening magical! Located: Hualapai Mountain Park, 6250 Hualapai Mountain Rd. Friday and Saturday night from 6 to 9 p.m. For more information visit Facebook @mohave.parks or call 928-753-8611.

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Holiday eating – December pleasures, holiday regret?

We don’t have to eat ourselves to death to enjoy the holidays. I’m including myself when I say this. I gained two pounds just from Thanksgiving day alone. I had finally lost a few pounds and presto, faster than the twinkling of an eye I gained two back.

It’s easy to do. I ate generous portions of ham and turkey, along with derby pie (two pieces), oatmeal cake and sweet potato pie. Yum yum it was so darn good! 

To show for my eating frenzy is some added weight and a high blood sugar number the next day. There are consequences to such pleasure!

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London Bridge Festival of Lights sees 29th season

LAKE HAVASU CITY – You know it’s officially the Christmas season in Lake Havasu when The London Bridge Resort lights up the lake at the 29th Annual Festival of Lights. The yearly festival of lights display launched on Friday, November 29. 

For over 25 years, volunteer swimmers traditionally take to the challenging and chilly swim race throughout the channel. Participating swimmers gathered at the docks of the Heat Hotel at 5 p.m. to dive in for the hour-long swim to the London Bridge.  

Many came out to see who would be this year’s winner at flipping the switch that lights up the season.

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