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Medical care – A consequence of Kingman’s population growth

Dear Editor, Kingman has a 2024 population of 37,016. Kingman is currently growing at a rate of 2.92% annually and its population has increased by 12.53% since the most recent census, which recorded a population of 32,895 in 2020. Most Kingman residents already know the difficulties identifying “available” medical professionals for an appointment, medical evaluation and treatment. Given our recorded and prospective population growth, those tasks will increase proportionally – leaving many residents without needed medical care. Many, if not most, know I am currently a candidate for Kingman City Council. In prior writings and messages, I’ve noted my commitment…

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Brews & Brats Festival supports local charities

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Bratwursts are delicious, but it’s not a complete treat unless paired with an ice-cold beer! It’s that time of year again, for Sunrise Rotary’s largest fundraiser of the season, Brews and Brats Festival.   Sunrise Rotary’s mission is to be of service to others in need and promote unity and philanthropy through business fellowships and leaders of the community. This year, the celebration welcomes top brewers of craft beers from all over the tri-state area.   Come out and enjoy samples of various beers and of course, brats. Live music will be provided by four-piece cover band Throwing Fitz who will…

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Brews & Brats Festival supports local charities

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Bratwursts are delicious, but it’s not a complete treat unless paired with an ice-cold beer! It’s that time of year again, for Sunrise Rotary’s largest fundraiser of the season, Brews and Brats Festival.   Sunrise Rotary’s mission is to be of service to others in need and promote unity and philanthropy through business fellowships and leaders of the community. This year, the celebration welcomes top brewers of craft beers from all over the tri-state area.   Come out and enjoy samples of various beers and of course, brats. Live music will be provided by four-piece cover band Throwing Fitz who will…

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Do We Get Him?

Millions watched the Super Bowl recently. It was a good game that was hard fought and ended in overtime in favor of the Kansas City Chiefs. I am certain, too, it did not hurt ratings that one of the most popular singers in America, Taylor Swift, attended and cheered for her Chief’s boyfriend, Travis Kelce. In addition to the game on the field, another sort of game was being played, as well. To be sure, many people like to watch Super Bowl advertising as often the best ideas and humor are offered for our collective enjoyment. We want to be…

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Do We Get Him?

Millions watched the Super Bowl recently. It was a good game that was hard fought and ended in overtime in favor of the Kansas City Chiefs. I am certain, too, it did not hurt ratings that one of the most popular singers in America, Taylor Swift, attended and cheered for her Chief’s boyfriend, Travis Kelce. In addition to the game on the field, another sort of game was being played, as well. To be sure, many people like to watch Super Bowl advertising as often the best ideas and humor are offered for our collective enjoyment. We want to be…

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Rezoning, fiscal audits at LHC council

LAKE HAVASU CITY – The Lake Havasu City council accepted and passed fiscal year audit results ending in June 30, 2023. The council also passed plans for Jack Hardie Park which will be undergoing renovations for current safety surface and playground adjustments and equipment in the amount of $131,734.   Lake Havasu water meters are running low and city council passed a motion for replenishments in the amount of $93,380. Board members also approved rezoning plans for the land at 700 London Bridge Road. The new urban development subdivisions will overlook Windsor Beach. To find out about future meetings visit, lhcaz.gov. Phaedra Veronique

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