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Jaded Beauty Salon Studio now open

LAKE HAVASU CITY – The Lake Havasu Area Chamber Ambassadors held a ribbon cutting ceremony for Jaded Beauty Salon Studio to celebrate its Grand Opening. Located at 1695 Mesquite Ave. #104, Jaded Beauty has 2 nail techs, 2 hairstylists, and a lash tech. Lashes, brows, nails, and hair all in one place! Jaded Beauty Salon Studio is about being you–because everyone else is already them. Attending the ceremony from left to right were Elaine Cullen, Nicole Calderon, Jade Tapia, Keanhi Mejia, Breanna Watts and Ashley Bartosiewicz. Not pictured was Melissa Hofstetter, lash tech.

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Jaded Beauty Salon Studio now open

LAKE HAVASU CITY – The Lake Havasu Area Chamber Ambassadors held a ribbon cutting ceremony for Jaded Beauty Salon Studio to celebrate its Grand Opening. Located at 1695 Mesquite Ave. #104, Jaded Beauty has 2 nail techs, 2 hairstylists, and a lash tech. Lashes, brows, nails, and hair all in one place! Jaded Beauty Salon Studio is about being you–because everyone else is already them. Attending the ceremony from left to right were Elaine Cullen, Nicole Calderon, Jade Tapia, Keanhi Mejia, Breanna Watts and Ashley Bartosiewicz. Not pictured was Melissa Hofstetter, lash tech.

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KRMC celebrates ten years in Mayo Clinic Care Network

KINGMAN – Kingman Regional Medical Center (KRMC) recently celebrated its 10th anniversary as a member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network. Through this membership, KRMC medical providers have direct access to Mayo Clinic resources, knowledge, and teams of specialists. KRMC was the second health system in the nation to become a Mayo Clinic Care Network member. The network now includes over 45 health systems world-wide. As part of the network, KRMC can address more types of medical conditions at a local level, which provides our community further options for receiving advanced medical care close to home.  “We’re proud of our…

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KRMC celebrates ten years in Mayo Clinic Care Network

KINGMAN – Kingman Regional Medical Center (KRMC) recently celebrated its 10th anniversary as a member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network. Through this membership, KRMC medical providers have direct access to Mayo Clinic resources, knowledge, and teams of specialists. KRMC was the second health system in the nation to become a Mayo Clinic Care Network member. The network now includes over 45 health systems world-wide. As part of the network, KRMC can address more types of medical conditions at a local level, which provides our community further options for receiving advanced medical care close to home.  “We’re proud of our…

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Fairground transition approved, consultant tabled

KINGMAN – A plan transitioning the 72-acre Fairgrounds campus operation in Kingman to Mohave County control was approved during Monday’s Board of Supervisors meeting. Public Works Director Steve Latoski told the Board that the county will post three new staff positions to support county operation of facilities currently managed by a Fair Association in a lease that will not be renewed at the end of the year. Latoski said recruiting begins immediately for two support personnel and a Fairgrounds Superintendent. He said two more positions would be added next spring for 5 people to work under the Parks and Public…

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Fairground transition approved, consultant tabled

KINGMAN – A plan transitioning the 72-acre Fairgrounds campus operation in Kingman to Mohave County control was approved during Monday’s Board of Supervisors meeting. Public Works Director Steve Latoski told the Board that the county will post three new staff positions to support county operation of facilities currently managed by a Fair Association in a lease that will not be renewed at the end of the year. Latoski said recruiting begins immediately for two support personnel and a Fairgrounds Superintendent. He said two more positions would be added next spring for 5 people to work under the Parks and Public…

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