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County election numbers still unofficial; late and provisional ballots not yet counted

It could be several days before all of the Mohave County general election vote is processed and tabulated. This morning’s numbers are incomplete and unofficial pending canvas. Typically, there are several thousand ballots not counted on general election day in Presidential contest years in Mohave County. There could be many more leftovers this year given record breaking early voting and heavy turnout. “So many ballots we don’t get to count because we did not physically have them either dropped off at a polling location or in our office by 7:00 p.m. (Tues.)” said Mohave County Recorder Kristi Blair. The leftovers…

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“Stupidvisors” and City Council play Ostrich

Dear Editor, Our esteemed Mohave County “Stupidvisors” have outdone themselves this time. When it comes to being stupid, they win the Blue Ribbon. This time, however, their stupidity may very well cost the lives of some of our county residents. This not only makes them stupid, but, extremely dangerous to the citizens of Mohave County. Let’s go back just a few days. On Wednesday, October 28 the Mohave County Department of Public Health announced there were another 53 new COVID-19 cases in Mohave County. That brought the county case count to 4,197 cases, that is real people, not just a…

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Legal Notices for the Week of Nov. 4 – Nov. 10, 2020

APPLICATION FOR AUTHORITY TO TRANSACT BUSINESS OR CONDUCT AFFAIRS IN ARIZONA 1. ENTITY TYPE: [X] CORPORATION SOLE. 2. NAME IN STATE OR COUNTRY OF INCORPORATION (FOREIGN NAME): Infinity Construction General Building Contractor. 3. NAME TO BE USED IN ARIZONA: 3.1 [x] Name in state or country of incorporation, with no changes. 4. FOREIGN DOMICILE: California. 5. DATE OF INCORPORATION IN FOREIGN DOMICILE: 9/23/20. 6 DURATION: n/a. 7. PURPOSE: n/a. 8. CHARACTER OF BUSINESS: Construction. 9. PRINCIPAL OFFICE ADDRESS – FOREIGN DOMICILE STREET ADDRESS: 701 Palomar Airport Rd., Ste 300, Carlsbad, CA 92011. 11. STATUTORY AGENT IN ARIZONA: 11.1. Registered Agents…

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LAVONNE ANNETTE HILL

Lavonne Annette Hill received her angel wings on Thursday, October 29, 2020. Lavonne was born on August 8, 1937, to Fritz and Hazel Graff in Jamestown, North Dakota.  Lavonne was the youngest of four children.  In 1941 the family moved to Kent, Washington where Lavonne met and married the love of her life, James H. Hill, in 1956.  Jim and Lavonne welcomed and loved four beautiful children: Renai Hill (Brad), Shasta and Carly Mike Hill (Kari Jo), Tiffany and Brenden Kathy Cutshaw (Curtis), TJ and Tanya Carrie Walker-Hill (Carl) Wendi, Kristi, Jonny and Ami And many great grandchildren, nieces and…

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Proulx sentenced to 25 years for slaying mother

His sisters spoke when a Bullhead City man was sentenced to prison for killing his mother. Bette Jean Vaughn, 74, died when stabbed at her breakfast table by Travers Proulx, 45, in Aug., 2019. “I love him and I hate him at the same time,” one sister told Mohave County Judge Doug Camacho during the Oct. 29 sentencing hearing. “I won’t excuse him, but I’ll be here for him.” Another sister asked the judge to impose the maximum punishment for her brother. “This is somebody who should never leave the world of prison,” she said. “I pray for your soul…

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Mohave County lifts emergency

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave County’s COVID-19 emergency declaration has been rescinded. The Board of Supervisors voted to lift the declaration Monday, after the Department of Public Health reported that county coronavirus case counts are up 70% since Sept. Dist. 2 Sup. Hildy Angius believes recovery rates are more important than case counts. She noted better than 99% of infected people 0-69 years of age survive, while the survival rate is still at 94.6% for those 70 and older. “I think that these numbers should never get lost,” Angius said. “To me it’s always been about the fatalities, and the survival…

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