I have been to numerous funerals and memorial services and have officiated at even more. However, few of you attend more than a handful of such occasions and even fewer have had to organize events like these. I would like to offer a few things to think about in advance that may help you, your family, and your friends, when the sad occasion arrives. This is probably not going to be Emily Post certified, but just the ramblings of a pastor’s heart for times of brokenness. First, it is important to remember that everyone grieves differently and the traditions and…

BULLHEAD CITY – The City of Bullhead City invites everyone to attend a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly remodeled Bullhead City Municipal Pool. The ceremony will take place on Saturday, March 23, 2024, at 9:30 a.m. at Ken Fovargue Park, located at 2255 Trane Rd. The pool was closed for several months to remodel the deck and add new floor surfaces, as well as to improve drainage. The City entered a contract with JTR General Engineering Contractor LLC of Lake Havasu City for the project. The pool deck was resurfaced and sealed, and two new French drains were installed to…

KINGMAN – Join the Kingman Parks & Recreation Department for the 10th annual Centennial Park Outdoor Family Campout. Spend the evening relaxing and let us take care of the activities for you and your family. Join in on some glow-in-the-dark fun, listen to a story by the campfire, enjoy an outdoor movie, roast marshmallows, do a craft, play a game, or just relax in the grass and gaze at the stars. Wake up to a warm breakfast and leave with memories that you can talk about with your family and friends for a long time! Cost is $15 per adult…

MOHAVE COUNTY –  Mohave Community College continues to expand its non-credit welding offerings through its Community Education Division, with a number of new and returning classes set for the spring semester. Jason Gee, MCC Dean of Career and Technical Education, said community feedback has proven there is a demand for non-credit welding classes. Those differ from the college credit programs, which are more in-depth and focus on preparing students for careers in the welding industry. However, the non-credit programs are typically just a one day or one weekend class that provides basic levels of welding knowledge, without grading students on…