Version:1.0 StartHTML:0000000217 EndHTML:0000007279 StartFragment:0000003123 EndFragment:0000007243 SourceURL:file://localhost/Volumes/Public/%E2%80%A2%20editorial%20storage/General%20News/080520/bhc%20elex.doc BULLHEAD – Bullhead City will hold a Non-Partisan Primary Election on August 4, 2020, for the purpose of electing four Council Members to serve on the Bullhead City Council for four-year term. The seven candidates running for election are as follows: Daniel J. Alfonzo, Kathy Bruck, Norma Brummett, Mark Clark, Eva Corbett, Gerald Ross and Waheed Zehri. Early voting in-person ended on Friday, July 31. If you received an early ballot in the mail and have not yet returned it, it is recommended that you drop your ballot off at one of the four…

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Two people were killed and another was critically injured when two boats collided Friday at Lake Havasu. Personnel from the Mohave and San Bernardino County Sheriff’s offices and the Lake Havasu City police and fire departments responded at 7:00 p.m. to the mouth of the Colorado River. Acting Mohave County Sheriff’s office spokeswoman Sandy Edwards said the reporting party advised multiple injured victims were still in the water after two boats crashed. She said deputies arriving by boat discovered a large debris field and multiple other boats in the area. Edwards said it was learned that…

MOHAVE COUNTY – Students, staff, faculty and community members will start seeing new faces behind the counter of the Bighorn Café on the Mohave Community College Neal-Kingman Campus. Joseph and Natalie Cuzzone are the winners of the MCC Bighorn Café Competition. Their grand prize is a 12 month rent-free contract for a commercial kitchen with utilities included. They are also being provided free business counseling by MCC’s Small Business Development Center. “I’m looking forward to that first day I’m hopeful and optimistic about it because I hope people have been waiting for something new…,” Joseph said. “…I can pass those…

MOHAVE COUNTY – Coronavirus testing in Bullhead City a week ago revealed a concerning rate of infection within the pool. Department of Public Health Director Denise Burley told Mohave County Supervisors Thursday that 171 of the 200 people who pre-registered actually had tests conducted by North Country HealthCare (NCHC). “Twelve of the 90 tests collected on Friday were positive and 12 of the 81 tests collected on Saturday were positive,” Burley said. “That leads to a 14.5% positivity rate. Anything above 10% is considered high.” Setting aside the July 24 and 25 numbers for the Bullhead City testing, Burley said…