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Big rig parking problems

KINGMAN – 28-year-old Silver Ridge subdivision resident Mitch Thofson is concerned about commercial truck traffic impacting his central Kingman neighborhood. The Thofson family lives on the corner of Raymond Avenue and Hillcrest Drive, directly west of the Planet Fitness facility. Thofson recently told City Council members that eighteen-wheelers and big box truck drivers dangerously restrict traffic when they park on both sides of Hillcrest to work out or shower at Planet Fitness. He said he is concerned for the safety of his 11-year-old grandchild and other kids in the neighborhood. Council member Keith Walker, a longtime resident of the subdivision, also expressed concern…

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What life requires

Dear Editor, Willingness to try and to learn new skills is imperative to navigating life. There is always more to learn.  Learning happens in school, through trial and error, personal research and time spent with others who already know what you need to learn.  You can learn a lot from listening to others. Listening is one of the greatest tools of financial and life security. If you will listen, you will know what you know plus what you are hearing.  The ability to listen and focus in a class is essential for a student’s success. Listening to your workplace boss,…

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Be a firefighter: MCC now accepting applications for the next Fire Academy

MOHAVE COUNTY – Men and women who want to become firefighters should now fill out an application for the next MCC Fire Academy. Mohave Community College’s Fire Science program partners with local fire stations to offer the best education and training in the region. Completion of the fire academy is a requirement for anyone who wants to become a firefighter. The MCC Fire Academy is a 272-hour course providing recruits training in basic firefighting concepts including fire behavior, rescue procedures, command and control, fire suppression, hazardous materials, and firefighter safety. The 16-week academy begins in January 2022. Recruits who successfully…

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August features two chamber mixers for twice the connections

LAKE HAVASU CITY – The Chamber is hosting two business after-hours connection mixers in August. First, the Better Business Bureau will be the host for the Chamber’s August mixer on the third Thursday, August 19. The BBB in the #F106 co-workspace at 1100 London Bridge Rd along with fellow F106 entrepreneurs will be showcased at the gathering from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to bring marketing materials to share. Member contribution $5; $10 general admission. Hors d’oeuvres and beverages will be served. Second, on the following fourth Thursday, August 26 the business community will mingle with Lake Havasu…

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How to get the Mustang of a lifetime

If you’ve ever wanted to own a Mustang, now might be your chance! For the Luv of Paws, a local non-profit all-volunteer domestic animal rescue and sanctuary, is raffling off Butch Meriwether’s 2008 GT500 Mustang. Meriwether is the original owner of the vehicle and it is in perfect condition. It has about $2000 worth of extras on it and is stored in a garage at all times and has absolutely no rust. But this is no ordinary Mustang. Besides its low number of miles (only 8,731), it was autographed by Carrol Shelby before his death, and also possesses a black…

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Lake Havasu Chamber extends Metro Tax warm welcome

LAKE HAVASU CITY – The Lake Havasu Area Chamber Ambassadors held a ribbon cutting ceremony for Metro Tax & Financial Services celebrating its new Chamber membership. Metro Tax is located at 149 Paseo del Sol Avenue and offers the following services: small business accounting & payroll services, business & operational consulting, tax consulting & tax preparation and monthly subscriptions for all your accounting needs. Attending the ceremony from left to right were Kathy Baumer, Lindsay Caron, Shelly Woodell, Shannon Pearson, Garrick Foy, Terry Terry, Dana Quade, Gloria Ryan and Elaine Cullen.

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