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Mohave County holds one of final workshops on General Plan

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DOLAN SPRINGS – Mohave County Development Services staff on Monday, August 20, held a workshop on the General Plan for Dolan Springs, Meadview and White Hills. The workshop, which attracted about 35 participants, was for the purpose of getting public input on the zoning for eight sub-areas as well as the overall county areas. County sub-areas are the Arizona Strip, White Hills/Dolan Springs/Meadview, East Central, Bullhead City, Lake Havasu City, Golden Valley, Kingman Area, and Southeast which includes Yucca.

Veteran nonprofit to host meet and greet

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LAKE HAVASU CITY – Echo Group Band of Brothers wants the Lake Havasu community to know that they are here to support our local veterans. The founders of the nonprofit Steve Baird and Stacy Lee are two former veterans dedicated to connecting those who have served our country through their ongoing activities.

Baird is a Marine veteran from Santa Maria, California

Mohave County Hospital District One to meet today

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KINGMAN – Hospital District Number One of Mohave County (HDOMC) has scheduled a special meeting on Thursday, August 29 at 4 p.m.

Business incubator planned for Kingman

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KINGMAN – Kingman is planning a synergistic convergence of resources to provide a collaborative environment to stimulate community commerce modeled after the Nomadic incubator complex already thriving in Lake Havasu City. A trio of community leaders pitched the concept during the Aug. 20 Kingman City Council meeting.

The entire council embraced the initiative, particularly member Marion “Smiley” Ward,

40th anniversary celebrated in style

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BULLHEAD CITY – Last Sunday, Bullhead City turned 40, and the city spared no expense in celebrating that. Community Park was the site chosen for the Big Bash and Big it was. DOT Foods donated enough free food for the first 2,500 people, which lasted most of the day. The city set up giant pop-up water slides for the kids, the Splash Pad was in full effect, the city offered 40% off lawn chairs pop ups and other ways to relax in the mild weather that was right in time for the party,

Cause of brush fire remains under investigation

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BULLHEAD CITY/LAUGHLIN – The Clark County Fire Department held a unified command with the Bureau of Land Management and the National Park Service on the 63-acre fire along the Colorado River between Laughlin and Bullhead City that occurred last week. The large brush fire created smoke that could be seen for miles but did not threaten structures. This fire was finally brought under control with the assistance of helicopter drops from nearby Arizona BLM aviation resources.

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Mohave County holds one of final workshops on General Plan

Veteran nonprofit to host meet and greet

Mohave County Hospital District One to meet today

Business incubator planned for Kingman

40th anniversary celebrated in style

Cause of brush fire remains under investigation

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