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The Rat Pack invites residents to “Fly to the Moon” 

LAUGHLIN – The Edge Pavilion at Edgewater Casino Resort will feature a night of ring-a-ding entertainment, iconic songs and live music with The Rat Pack is Back, a Rat Pack tribute show, on Saturday, Feb. 3.  A timeless tribute to the Rat Pack, the legendary group of entertainers led by Frank Sinatra, played by Chris Jason, Dean Martin, played by Drew Anthony, and Sammy Davis Jr., played by Kyle Diamond, The Rat Pack is Back features award-winning impersonators performing spot-on impressions of the music icons. Laughlin audiences will enjoy a night of beloved Rat Pack banter, jokes, skits and classic hits including “New…

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The Rat Pack invites residents to “Fly to the Moon” 

LAUGHLIN – The Edge Pavilion at Edgewater Casino Resort will feature a night of ring-a-ding entertainment, iconic songs and live music with The Rat Pack is Back, a Rat Pack tribute show, on Saturday, Feb. 3.  A timeless tribute to the Rat Pack, the legendary group of entertainers led by Frank Sinatra, played by Chris Jason, Dean Martin, played by Drew Anthony, and Sammy Davis Jr., played by Kyle Diamond, The Rat Pack is Back features award-winning impersonators performing spot-on impressions of the music icons. Laughlin audiences will enjoy a night of beloved Rat Pack banter, jokes, skits and classic hits including “New…

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13th Annual Balloon Festival promises exciting fun for all ages

LAKE HAVASU CITY – For the past 12 years, Havasu Balloon Festival has been bringing their balloon festival and fair to the community.  The three-day event will have many photo opportunities available for balloons ascending to the skies.  Spectators will have a chance to get up close views of balloons as they lift off.  There is an entry fee to access the carnival.  The rides cost $1 for four tickets. You can also purchase a wristband for $30 which provides all access to all rides all day. The festival will have car shows, synchronized kite flying demonstrations, live music, food vendors,…

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13th Annual Balloon Festival promises exciting fun for all ages

LAKE HAVASU CITY – For the past 12 years, Havasu Balloon Festival has been bringing their balloon festival and fair to the community.  The three-day event will have many photo opportunities available for balloons ascending to the skies.  Spectators will have a chance to get up close views of balloons as they lift off.  There is an entry fee to access the carnival.  The rides cost $1 for four tickets. You can also purchase a wristband for $30 which provides all access to all rides all day. The festival will have car shows, synchronized kite flying demonstrations, live music, food vendors,…

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Free Christmas tree recycling offered

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman is providing a drop-off place for Christmas trees. This will be for Christmas trees only. The trees need to be clean of all lights and decorations, so they can go through the wood chipper for recycling. The designated drop-off location is at the City of Kingman Public Works Building, 3700 E. Andy Devine Ave. The area is at the north end of the property and well-marked with signs. Trees can be dropped off seven days a week from 6:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. The program runs until February 16.

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Free Christmas tree recycling offered

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman is providing a drop-off place for Christmas trees. This will be for Christmas trees only. The trees need to be clean of all lights and decorations, so they can go through the wood chipper for recycling. The designated drop-off location is at the City of Kingman Public Works Building, 3700 E. Andy Devine Ave. The area is at the north end of the property and well-marked with signs. Trees can be dropped off seven days a week from 6:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. The program runs until February 16.

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