Category: Community News

BULLHEAD CITY – In an exciting collaboration, Make Bullhead Better and Laughlin Ranch announce the Bullhead City Kids Easter Egg Hunt with 20,000 eggs and additional prizes. This free community event promises fun, laughter, and cherished family memories. The hunt will be held Saturday, March 23 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Laughlin Ranch. Parking is at Community Park starting at 3:30 p.m. Four full-size buses will pick up families and bring them to and from Laughlin Ranch in a constant loop. The hunt will start at 6 p.m. The last drop off time back to vehicles at Community Park…

LAKE HAVASU CITY  – Recreation groups throughout Lake Havasu City are coming together to support the three local Rotary Clubs, Republic Services, the Lake Havasu Marine Association, Arizona State Parks and Trails, Go Lake Havasu and 2AR Patriots in their efforts to help clean up the community honoring Earth Day on Saturday, March 23.   “We are proud to dedicate this year’s cleanup to Christine Simmons, who wonderfully led Protect Our Deserts (P.O.D.), in their desert cleanup of the Bison Boulevard and Paseo del Oro areas” said Carrie Hemme, a Rotarian and co-founder and organizer. “We are looking forward, once again, to…

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Get ready for a day of golf, community spirit and support for the Mohave Community College Bighorns men’s and women’s soccer teams! The Bighorns Athletics Booster Club is proud to host the Bighorn Scramble Calcutta/Golf Tournament, bringing together all levels of amateur golf enthusiasts and community members to raise funds in support of the first-ever college athletic teams in northwestern Arizona. Date: Friday, April 12th (Registration/Calcutta) & Saturday, April 13th (Golf Tournament) Time: Registration/Calcutta Party at 5:30 PM on Friday, Golf Tournament with a 7:30 AM shotgun start on Saturday Location: Iron Wolf Golf Club, 3275 N Latrobe Dr, Lake Havasu…

Over the vast Pacific Ocean a lone four engined Douglas C-54 Skymaster flies along. On this medical evacuation flight two dozen wounded men are flown by a four man crew and a like number of Army Flight Nurses. And while these nurses might be the only women to have direct contact with these men they are far from the only ones involved in making this flight possible. In fact this flight, the fight the men were in, and the successful outcome of this conflict would be largely the result of the role women played during the war. As the United…