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Riverside Pharmacy opens

The Bullhead Area Chamber of Commerce helped celebrate the grand opening of Riverside Pharmacy in Bullhead City this week. Riverside Pharmacy is a locally owned independent pharmacy with over 15 years’ experience in the community. Among those attending and pictured are Owner Cariappa and Tech Shannon Reed, Mayor Brady, Council Member Dr. Zehri, Chamber Ambassadors, Board Members, and staff including John Hassett, Ellen Brown, Todd Levitt, Mary Schramm, Gregg Eidsness, Jeanette McCartney, Amanda Wallace, Yvette Pursley, Chrissy Walla, Larry Tunforss, Tristan Johnson, Terri Sponder, Katrina Faulks and Nicole Diaz. The business is located at 2410 Hwy 95, Bullhead City, AZ…

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JC Penney leaves empty retail space

KINGMAN – The Mesa company that manages the old Safeway shopping plaza along Stockton Hill Rd. in Kingman is looking for a new tenant following the recent closure of the JC Penney store. Property manager Brett Borg said he is also continuing to work to fill the space formerly occupied by Hastings. Meantime, construction is underway for a Bank of America ATM just north of the Safeway fuel station. Borg said an agreement to develop a Riliberto’s restaurant in the same parking lot fell apart. “The Mexican restaurant deal did happen for a lot of reasons,” Borg said. “It basically…

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JC Penney leaves empty retail space

KINGMAN – The Mesa company that manages the old Safeway shopping plaza along Stockton Hill Rd. in Kingman is looking for a new tenant following the recent closure of the JC Penney store. Property manager Brett Borg said he is also continuing to work to fill the space formerly occupied by Hastings. Meantime, construction is underway for a Bank of America ATM just north of the Safeway fuel station. Borg said an agreement to develop a Riliberto’s restaurant in the same parking lot fell apart. “The Mexican restaurant deal did happen for a lot of reasons,” Borg said. “It basically…

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NAFD Station 31 open house is Wednesday

KINGMAN – The Northern Arizona Fire District invites everyone to its June 16 open house for its new district headquarters, Fire Station 31. Staff and equipment have vacated the older Station 31 a couple of blocks away and relocated within the much larger and improved facility at 2600 Northern Ave. Governing Board Chairman Jim Bailey said firefighters won’t miss the former Station 31, an antiquated, rat infested facility with poor access. The District purchased the nearby 12,000 sq. ft. Fire Station 31 building for roughly $500,000 more than a decade ago and another $1.2-million in renovations put the station in service….

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Legislative redistricting maps topic at KRW

KINGMAN – Steve Gaynor, President of Fair Maps Arizona (FMA) addressed the Republican Women regarding the IRC (Independent Redistricting Commission) on Monday, June 7, 2021 at their regular meeting. Gaynor advised the group that Arizona is only one of a few states that use an IRC to redraw its congressional and legislative district maps.  The lines are redrawn every 10 years based on data from the recently completed U.S. Census. According to Gaynor, FMA was founded to help ensure the IRC draws maps in 2021 that comply with the Arizona Constitution and are fair to all Arizonans. He stated FMA…

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USDA Launches Resource Guide to Help America’s Rural Workforce Build Back Better

United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Deputy Under Secretary for Rural Development Justin Maxson today unveiled a resource guide to help rural community leaders start and expand employment opportunities and access resources to train, recruit and create a sustainable rural workforce.      “America’s rural workforce is critical to the success of the nation’s economy,” Maxson said. “As USDA continues to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and help restore the economy, we remain committed to helping rural employers build back America’s rural workforce to be better, stronger and more equitable than ever before.” The resource guide outlines programs and services available at USDA…

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