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West Kingman Pharmacy joins statewide Narcan initiative 

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Century-old building being restored in Oatman

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LMNRA officials share operations updates  

BOULDER CITY, Nev. – This report informs the public and partners of Lake Mead National Recreation Area of safety concerns, scheduled maintenance, trail closures, concessioner information, and events that may impact the use of park resources over the next two weeks.  Notes for Visitors      Marinas/Ramps/Harbors/Beaches – Dates and times are approximate and may be adjusted due to inclement weather, staff, or mechanical issues. For the most current launch ramp status, check https://www.nps.gov/lake/planyourvisit/conditions.htm.  Trail Closures – None     Concessioners are listed alphabetically        Callville Bay Marina – With elevated water levels, the concrete boat ramp is currently open and managed by the marina. The ramp has been widened…

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Inside Out

Easter will soon be over. For some it is a relief. A great many in our population attend church twice a year (Christmas being the other time) and are often the butt of unkind jokes within pastoral circles. Exhibit A: “I sometimes make a joke as they arrive for the Easter service,” says Bishop Audrey Bronson, pastor of the Sanctuary Church of the Open Door at 59th and Walnut Streets. “I say, ‘Merry Christmas!’” “They do a kind of double take, and I say, ‘Well, I know I won’t see you again till Christmas; I just wanted to be the…

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Stay safe around electricity this Spring

UniSource Energy Services is offering customers springtime safety reminders this month through bill inserts, radio advertisements and social media posts. At work or at play, here are a few ways to avoid electrical hazards this spring, which begins this week. Stay at least 10 feet away from power lines. Trees or shrubs on private property can grow to obscure nearby power lines. Homeowners are responsible for keeping branches at least 15 feet away from service lines that connect their homes to our local energy grid. If trees on your property have grown into power lines, call UniSource first at 877-837-4968 to ask for…

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Renaissance Fair to boast magicians, jugglers, family fun

LAKE HAVASU CITY – The time has come to rewind back into the past filled with medieval wardrobes, knights, and a Camelot party experience you’ll never forget at this year’s London Bridge Renaissance Faire. The London Bridge Renaissance Faire is being sponsored by Havashire Festivals Inc., the nonprofit that loves to share the historical events of the sixteenth century through festivals and activities.  This year, the annual faire has plenty of magical entertainment the whole family can enjoy. The stage will be set for magicians, jugglers, village costumes, and musicians. Faire goers will be able to experience renaissance guilds that are interactive…

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$28.6 million in tribal gaming for quarter

PHOENIX – The Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG) has announced $28,578,515 in tribal gaming contributions to the Arizona Benefits Fund for the third quarter of Fiscal Year (FY) 2024. This amount represents an approximate 3.5 percent increase when compared to the same quarter of FY 2023. “In the third quarter of Fiscal Year 2024 Arizona’s tribal gaming industry maintained its steady growth, marking consecutive record quarters in tribal contributions to the Arizona Benefits Fund,” Jackie Johnson, Cabinet Executive Officer, ADG remarked. “These continuously increasing contributions further solidify the robust partnership between the state and our tribal gaming partners.” The Arizona…

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MCC students inducted into new honor society geared toward biology

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave Community College has a new honor society geared toward biology students, Beta Beta Beta-Epsilon Chi Gamma, also known as TriBeta. Fourteen students were celebrated during the inaugural induction ceremony among family, friends and MCC employees. The honor society is for undergraduate students dedicated to improving the understanding and appreciation of biological study and extending boundaries of human knowledge through scientific research. Students inducted are as follows: Rachelle Brooks, Samantha Covey, Kris Favela, Taras Flowers, Alejandra Galaviz Sosa, Natasha Garrison, Laurie Johnson, Daniel McIntosh, Christine Mohrman, Mayra Rodriguez, Allison Smith, Templa Wanner, Sheena Waszkiewicz and Jennifer Schaefle. “This…

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