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Search & Rescue members recognized at dinner

MOHAVE COUNTY – The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue units held their annual Installation and Awards Dinner on Saturday, Feb. 1, with Sheriff Schuster. Searchers from the Bullhead City Unit, Lake Havasu City Unit, Kingman Unit and the Arizona Strip Unit were recognized for their valuable contributions to search and rescue in Mohave County. In 2019, the unit searchers responded to about 100 missions for help and numerous training classes throughout the year. Search and Rescue is made possible with searchers who volunteer their time.

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KRMC Foundation hosts third annual Black Tie Gala

Tickets available now for March 14 Gala KINGMAN – The Kingman Regional Medical Center (KRMC) Foundation has announce our third annual Black Tie Gala. This year’s formal will benefit the KRMC Foundation’s Catch It Early program, which provides free screening mammograms and other breast health services to local women. Through the KRMC Catch it Early program, all women age 40 and over who live in Mohave County can receive a free (no out-of-pocket cost) screening mammogram at KRMC on an annual basis. For insured patients, the program covers all co-pays and deductibles. For women with no medical insurance, the program…

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KRMC Foundation hosts third annual Black Tie Gala

Tickets available now for March 14 Gala KINGMAN – The Kingman Regional Medical Center (KRMC) Foundation has announce our third annual Black Tie Gala. This year’s formal will benefit the KRMC Foundation’s Catch It Early program, which provides free screening mammograms and other breast health services to local women. Through the KRMC Catch it Early program, all women age 40 and over who live in Mohave County can receive a free (no out-of-pocket cost) screening mammogram at KRMC on an annual basis. For insured patients, the program covers all co-pays and deductibles. For women with no medical insurance, the program…

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White Cliffs hosts free seminars

KINGMAN – White Cliffs Senior Living will host its Watermark University seminars throughout February. All posted events are free and open to the public. Call White Cliffs Community Life Director Melissa Rich at 928-681-1050 for times and information. Wednesday, Feb. 19: Importance of Physical Therapy, presented by Instructor Dr. Patrick Bowen with River Valley Hospice. Tuesday, Feb 25: Health and Well Being, presented by Instructor Janice Sifford with Living Waters Hospice. Thursday, Feb 27: Veteran Benefits, presented by Instructor Dave Kent with the Arizona Department of Veterans’ Services. White Cliffs Senior Living is located at 3600 Peterson Rd.

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Council to consider eliminating municipal recycling; possible takeover of Epcor

BULLHEAD CITY – Several ongoing issues were updated during the February 4 Bullhead City Council meeting. City Manager Toby Cotter said a local contractor next month will begin work on the Arizona approach to a second bridge that will stretch across the Colorado River to the southern Nevada community of Laughlin. Cotter said recent remarks by the Clark County Commissioner representing Laughlin are cause for cautious optimism that Nevada will remain committed to the project. Cotter said groundbreaking could occur by early next year. Cotter said municipal acquisition of Epcor water company assets in Bullhead City will be contemplated during…

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Democrats must be registered by Feb. 18 to participate in caucus

MOHAVE COUNTY – Only properly registered members of the Democratic Party can participate in Arizona’s Presidential Preference Election (PPE) scheduled Tuesday, March 17. The purpose is to determine which of the 18 Democratic Presidential candidates that Arizona will be nominating for the National Democratic Party. The Arizona Republican Party previously determined that President Donald Trump will be Arizona’s nominee for the GOP National Party. Independents and others must register as Democrats by the February 18 deadline if they wish to participate in Arizona’s March 17 PPE. Voter registration information and forms can be downloaded by visiting the Mohave County Website,…

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