LAKE HAVASU CITY – RC gearheads, get ready to witness the most amazing event of the season! London Bridge Model Boat Club will be making a comeback this year with their annual RC Boat Race.  The club meets weekly at Rotary Park and it’s free for visitors wanting to learn more about RC boat racing.  For those interested in becoming a member of the club, their yearly membership fee is only $20.   The club strongly encourages members to join the North American Model Boating Association (NAMBA). NAMBA is a nonprofit group for radio controlled model boaters.   The association consists of directors who…

Cherie Dalynn (left), Chris Marie, and helper Ryn Mogensen, pose with the $1,854 cash and 1,413 pounds of dog and cat food. Chris Marine delivered the bounty this month to Dalynn at the For the Luv of Paws domestic animal shelter and sanctuary in Golden Valley. The dog and cat food along with the cash, was collected during the annual Meriwether Halloween and Christmas display.

Cherie Dalynn (left), Chris Marie, and helper Ryn Mogensen, pose with the $1,854 cash and 1,413 pounds of dog and cat food. Chris Marine delivered the bounty this month to Dalynn at the For the Luv of Paws domestic animal shelter and sanctuary in Golden Valley. The dog and cat food along with the cash, was collected during the annual Meriwether Halloween and Christmas display.

Topock Marsh water levels drop; agencies work to correct water levels MOHAVE VALLEY – The Bureau of Reclamation, in cooperation with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, is working to correct a significant drop in water levels in Topock Marsh. The 4,000-acre marsh is adjacent to the Colorado River in the Havasu National Wildlife Refuge. Managed by the Fish and Wildlife Service, it serves as a recreation area and wildlife habitat for the tri-state area. Unusually low demands for water from downstream users and a control-gate leak contributed to the drop in the marsh’s water levels. To provide some relief, Reclamation…

Topock Marsh water levels drop; agencies work to correct water levels MOHAVE VALLEY – The Bureau of Reclamation, in cooperation with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, is working to correct a significant drop in water levels in Topock Marsh. The 4,000-acre marsh is adjacent to the Colorado River in the Havasu National Wildlife Refuge. Managed by the Fish and Wildlife Service, it serves as a recreation area and wildlife habitat for the tri-state area. Unusually low demands for water from downstream users and a control-gate leak contributed to the drop in the marsh’s water levels. To provide some relief, Reclamation…