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Legal Notices for the Week of May 15 – May 21, 2024

ARTICLES OF AMENDMENT 1. ENTITY NAME: Country Haven Homes LLC. 2. ENTITY NAME CHANGE: Desert Homes & Concrete LLC. By checking the box marked “I accept” below, I acknowledge under penalty of law that this document together with any attachments is submitted in compliance with Arizona law. [x] I ACCEPT /s/ Jeremiah Ellis 3/6/24 [x] I am an individual authorized to sign this document.Publish: 5/1, 5/8, 5/15/24 ARTICLES OF AMENDMENT 1. The name of the limited liability company is: RG REAL ESTATE, L.L.C. 2. The Articles of Organization were originally filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission on February 3, 2006….

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Golf tourney to benefit JAVC

KINGMAN – Origin Mining will be hosting a job fair and golf tournament at Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course on Saturday, June 15, to benefit the Jerry Ambrose Veterans Council (JAVC). The JAVC provides vital services such as housing assistance, job training, and healthcare access to veterans in need. Cost is $110 per player, or $440 per team of four, and includes sway, lunch, and awards. There will be prizes for hole-in-one, longest drive, best dressed team, and closest to the pin. For more information call the JAVC at 928-716-3001.

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Animal Rights Advocacy – discussing the importance of animal rights and ways to get involved

Dear Editor, Animal rights advocacy is an important and necessary movement that seeks to protect the rights of animals and promote their welfare. Animals are sentient beings that deserve respect and humane treatment, just like humans. They should not be subjected to cruelty, abuse, or exploitation in any form. The importance of animal rights and ways to get involved in animal rights advocacy Is a must for all people.  It is important to know animals have the ability to suffer and feel pain, just like humans. They are not mere objects to be used for human purposes, but living beings…

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MCC Lake Havasu student named 2024 Kathy Hodel Most Outstanding Student, wins $10K

MOHAVE COUNTY – Kevin Gauthun was checking his emails when the one that would impact his future came through his inbox. The email made him feel excited and overwhelmed with happiness. The email notified him that he is the 2024 Kathy Hodel Most Outstanding Student award recipient. “It feels absolutely amazing to receive this award. The honor is surreal and something I never imagined possible,” he said. “It truly hasn’t sunk in yet and I can’t get over this feeling.” Along with the honor of being this year’s recipient, Gauthun will also receive $10,000 cash to put toward anything he…

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Vehicle Theft Prevention event is May 16  

BULLHEAD CITY – The Bullhead City Police Department will be hosting a free Vehicle Theft Prevention & Awareness event, where officers will provide free VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) Etching. The etching equipment was provided by the Arizona Automobile Theft Authority (AATA) to help law enforcement agencies reduce stolen vehicles.    “VIN etching is chemically etching the vehicle identification number onto all windows, which discourages thieves from stealing your vehicle and selling your car parts to unsuspecting customers or chop shops,” said Community Services Officer Lorrie Duggins.   The public is invited to the Bullhead City Police Department, 1255 Marina Boulevard,…

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No injuries in apartment fire

LAKE HAVASU CITY – No injuries are reported after Lake Havasu City Fire Department personnel rescued parties trapped by fire at an apartment complex. Crews responded to the May 13 incident in the 100 block of Mulberry Ave. at 2:03 p.m. “The first arriving fire company reported a working fire with smoke and flames coming from a second story window and people trapped in a second story adjoining unit,” a news release said. “The trapped occupants on the second floor were rescued … and sustained no injury.” More than a dozen people are displaced by the incident and The American…

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