Pam Wanner – Page 5 – The Standard Newspaper

Havasu takes critical step with second bridge project

Pam Wanner2 months ago2 months ago2 mins

Lake Havasu City takes a critical step towards improving infrastructure and safety for its residents and visitors with the award of the Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) preconstruction services contract to Ames Construction for the second bridge and roadway construction project.

Kingman baseball, softball teams making changes

Pam Wanner2 months ago2 months ago2 mins

KINGMAN – The Kingman school athletics barometer has experienced two schools moving up in the standings as of Monday, March 10, three schools moving down, and two holding the same position over last week.

Rusty Jackson comes to Bullhead City

Pam Wanner2 months ago2 months ago6 mins

BULLHEAD CITY – He may have gotten involved later in the music game, but Rusty Jackson has done well in the art and Bullhead City is about to enjoy his work this week. A native of Spokane, Washington, Jackson has decided to make Bullhead City his home during the winter and spring months and while doing so, he will present his musical act 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Bullhead Belle, 1251 Hwy. 95.

Leftover permit-tags remain for 2025 elk hunts

Pam Wanner2 months ago2 months ago2 mins

PHOENIX — Arizona hunters still have an opportunity to receive a hunt permit-tag for select 2025 elk hunts. The Arizona Game and Fish Department has posted a list of leftover hunt permit-tags, as well as a printable paper application, on its website.

Music and trivia night in Bullhead City

Pam Wanner2 months ago2 months ago5 mins

BULLHEAD CITY – Bullhead City will have the music in it aplenty this week.
Jessica Tary, owner of J and J Events, has held movie trivia nights as a specialty occasion in and around regular trivia nights every Thursday.

Historians to give talk, “The Vanishing Trade Posts”

Pam Wanner2 months ago2 months ago1 mins

KINGMAN – Historians Chris Glenn and Sandy Sunseri will be speaking about an interesting topic at the Mohave County Library later this month. The talk is called “The Vanishing Trade Posts,” and will feature stories about the Colorado Plateau’s many trading posts throughout history.