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Legal Notices Week of 4/29 – 5/5/20

Pam Wanner7 years ago30 mins

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION NON-PROFIT CORPORATION ENTITY NAME: TOY STORAGE ASSOCIATION, INC. ENTITY ID: 23073833 ENTITY TYPE: Domestic Nonprofit Corporation EFFECTIVE DATE: 3/26/2020 CHARACTER OF BUSINESS: Any legal purpose CORPORATION WILL HAVE MEMBERS: YES STATUTORY AGENT NAME: Amy Telnes PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 2563 N Kiowa Blvd., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403 KNOWN PLACE OF BUSINESS: 2563 N Kiowa Blvd., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403 PRINCIPAL INFORMATION Director: Brian Golie, 2563 N Kiowa Blvd., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403; Director: Eric Gedalje, 2563 N Kiowa Blvd., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403; Director: Steve Lyman, 2563 N Kiowa Blvd., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403;…

Stay Home, Stay Healthy, Stay Connected order extended to May 15

Pam Wanner7 years ago2 mins

Governor Ducey announces updated guidance for Arizonans, businesses Governor Doug Ducey today announced an extension of physical distancing measures while laying out a step-by-step approach to continue reenergizing Arizona’s economy. The Governor today issued an Executive Order extending Arizona’s Stay Home, Stay Healthy, Stay Connected Order until May 15, 2020. The order also continues Arizona’s gradual economic reopening, allowing retail businesses to begin partial operations starting next week. Under the order, retail businesses currently not operating can begin curbside pick-up on Monday, May 4, followed by expanded in-person operations on Friday, May 8 as long as they implement social distancing…

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COVID-19: Two deaths, 11 new cases – all in Kingman

Pam Wanner7 years ago2 years ago2 mins

MOHAVE COUNTY, AZ (April 29 2020) The Mohave County Health Department (MCDPH) Nursing staff was notified late this afternoon of eleven new COVID-19 positive cases, as well as two COVID-19 related deaths in Mohave County. Both of the deaths were in previously identified confirmed cases. All of these cases, including the two newly reported deaths are in the Kingman service area. The two deceased are 65+ and linked to another confirmed case. Besides these two, there are another 8 deaths in the county. Four of the 11 new positive cases are hospitalized. One is in the 20-44 age range and is…

Community News

Kingman partners create Community Connection to address COVID -19

Pam Wanner7 years ago3 mins

Navigating the ever changing landscape in the wake of COVID-19 has been challenging. The community has seen vast changes in the way they work, how they support their staff, and how a family functions in daily life. There is still a long road of recovery ahead of us as we recover, and it’s vital to support Kingman citizens and businesses through it. Many of our valued community members have already been adversely affected by the current situation, and action needs to be taken to address these pressing concerns. Local resources serving the Kingman area have formed a Community Connection group…

Bullhead City to hold May 5 council meeting; indoor attendance limited

Pam Wanner7 years ago2 mins

BULLHEAD CITY – A regular meeting of the Bullhead City Council will be held in the Bullhead City Council Chambers at 5:30 p.m. on May 5. A majority of the City Council is expected to attend the meeting in person and others may attend the meeting through Zoom video conferencing. Only essential city staff members will be present. Per CDC guidelines, only 10 seats will be available for the public inside the City Council Chambers on a first come first served basis. Otherwise, televisions will be set up in the courtyard for additional individuals who desire to be present to…

Business News

Local hospital feels economic effect of COVID-19

Pam Wanner7 years ago2 mins

KINGMAN – The largest employer in Mohave County is losing millions of dollars each month due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The loss for Kingman Regional Medical Center (KRMC) is largely associated with the Governor’s suspension of elective surgeries in Arizona. “At this point we’re estimating about a 30% drop in revenue. That’s significant for us,” said Brian Turney, Chief Executive Officer for KRMC. “That equates to about $8-million per month.” Turney said the hospital that employs more than 2,000 people has encouraged its workforce to burn vacation days during the outbreak. He said some employees are working under reduced…

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Legal Notices Week of 4/29 – 5/5/20

Stay Home, Stay Healthy, Stay Connected order extended to May 15

COVID-19: Two deaths, 11 new cases – all in Kingman

Kingman partners create Community Connection to address COVID -19

Bullhead City to hold May 5 council meeting; indoor attendance limited

Local hospital feels economic effect of COVID-19

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