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Lingenfelter to chair BOS

MOHAVE COUNTY – The Mohave County Board of Supervisors elected District 1 Supervisor Travis Lingenfelter at its November 18, 2024, meeting as its new Chairman for a one-year term beginning in January.  District 5 Supervisor Ron Gould was elected as the Vice Chairman. 

Supervisor Lingenfelter will replace current Chair Hildy Angius.  He will assume his duties at the January 6 Board meeting.

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New Cancer Care Resource hosts first charity fashion show

LAKE HAVASU CITY – The Cancer Care Resource launched their first New Beginnings Fashion Show fundraiser of the year last week. The cancer awareness nonprofit’s fashion show took place on Wednesday, November 13 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the London Bridge Convention Center.  

Formally affiliated with the Havasu Community Health Foundation, Cancer Care Resource now operates under the Heidi Edwards Cooking for Cancer Foundation. The Cooking for Cancer foundation was founded by Edwards, a cancer patient who came up with the unique idea to start a cancer nonprofit using cuisine themed fundraisers.

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ERACE holds Meadview cleanup

MEADVIEW – Saturday, November 2, Mohave County ERACE teamed up with local Meadview residents a free community trash day. The event entailed 11 dumpsters ranging from 40 yards to 60 yards in size, all available to take in unwanted household items. Over 100 vehicles contributed trash and one dumpster was completely filled with tires (rims previously removed).  Household appliances were additionally disposed, and scrap metal was reserved for recycling.  

Mohave County ERACE further sponsored transport of the waste to the Cerbat Sanitary Landfill, where the operation was completed.

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MCC expands to add a new Phlebotomy course to its non-credit academic division – registration ends soon  

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave Community College is adding Phlebotomy to its Community Education division’s list of non-credit classes. This means students have the option of learning Phlebotomy from both the college credit and non-credit academic divisions.

Many people may not realize that MCC offers credit and non-credit classes. What’s the difference between credit classes and non-credit classes? Simply put:

* Non-credit classes are generally short-term, with no grades and the student does not earn a college degree upon completion.

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