Category: Business

BULLLHEAD CITY – Scooter’s Family Fun Center Manager Chris Colianno presented free miniature golf passes to Shop with a Cop President Andrew Sevillano. The free golf passes will be presented to each child participating in the Bullhead City Shop with a Cop, LVMPD Searchlight & Laughlin Santa Cops, Fort Mohave Shop with a 1st Responder programs and Toys for Tots. This nearly 5,000 free miniature golf passes donated will bring smiles to children’s faces and help make Christmas in the Tri-State a little brighter this holiday season. Scooters’ Family Fun Center is proud to participate in the Fraternal Order of…

Last week Governor Doug Ducey issued an Executive Order aimed to help struggling restaurants and bars navigate and survive the COVID-19 pandemic. “Restaurants and bars have been one of the hardest hit industries when it comes to mitigating the pandemic,” Supervisor Buster Johnson stated. The new measures Governor Ducey put into place last week included easing red tape on outdoor dining and increasing opportunities for safer dining experiences. “The order makes it easier for restaurants to expand outdoor dining spaces.  I want to thank the Governor for listening to the needs of businesses during these unprecedented times while at the…

BULLHEAD CITY – The Arizona State Land Department is putting about 270 acres in the heart of Bullhead City on the auction block. The agency has been pre-registering bidders for the parcel bounded by Highway 95, Marina Boulevard, and Lakeside and Riverview Drive. The property will not be sold unless a qualified minimum bid of $1.52 million is offered. The auction on the steps of the Mohave County courthouse in Kingman is scheduled at 1p.m. on Dec. 17. Dave Hawkins

KINGMAN – In a time when many small business owners wonder how the economy will handle the transition of leadership in this country and a pandemic, some are still are bracing for impact while relishing the glory of their success. Nancy Villanueva opened the doors to Frozen Yogurt Island at 3880 Stockton Hill Road on Dec. 6, 2010. She’s since enjoyed astounding success while helping the community. The 1985 Kingman High School graduate was born and raised in Kingman. She moved to Las Vegas right after high school, worked for Station Casino restaurants for 18 years, got married to her…

KINGMAN – In a time when many small business owners wonder how the economy will handle the transition of leadership in this country and a pandemic, some are still are bracing for impact while relishing the glory of their success. Nancy Villanueva opened the doors to Frozen Yogurt Island at 3880 Stockton Hill Road on Dec. 6, 2010. She’s since enjoyed astounding success while helping the community. The 1985 Kingman High School graduate was born and raised in Kingman. She moved to Las Vegas right after high school, worked for Station Casino restaurants for 18 years, got married to her…