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Heroes in Heels spotlighted Havasu’s trailblazers

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Many warm tributes were dedicated to some of the women of Lake Havasu last week at the second annual Heroes in Heels Ceremony.  The Heroes in Heels dinner party took place on Wednesday, February 7 at Shugrues Bridgeview Room. Hav-A-Sis was the nonprofit group behind the acknowledgment celebration. The club was formed amid COVID by Hav-A-Sis Director Connie Alexander.  Three years ago, the media’s urges for social distancing could not stop Alexander from creating a momentum of sisterhood in the Lake Havasu community. At first their meetings were small, and the ladies would socialize at house gatherings and local happy…

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Fatal crash investigation ongoing

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Lake Havasu City Police Department Crash Team continues to investigate the fatal traffic collision which occurred on State Route 95 near McCulloch Blvd S. on February 12. The driver of the 2019 Chevrolet Camaro involved in the collision is identified as 49-year-old Lake Havasu City resident Adam Zink. Toxicology results are still pending but speed is believed to be a factor in the collision. This incident remains under investigation, and any further pertinent details that are learned will be released later.

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Puppies and dogs up for adoption this weekend

KINGMAN – Friends of Mohave County Animal Shelter will be at PetCo, 3320 Stockton Hill Rd., on Friday February 23 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. with beautiful puppies and dogs for adoption. They will also have pet related merchandise such as collars and bowls, harnesses and leashes and desktop aquariums for sale for donation. They will also be at PetSmart Kingman and Bullhead City on Saturday February 24 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.  with more puppies and dogs! There are two ongoing donation drives at High Desert Hyundai, 4180 Stockton Hill Rd., and at Truxton Canyon Water, 7313…

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Puppies and dogs up for adoption this weekend

KINGMAN – Friends of Mohave County Animal Shelter will be at PetCo, 3320 Stockton Hill Rd., on Friday February 23 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. with beautiful puppies and dogs for adoption. They will also have pet related merchandise such as collars and bowls, harnesses and leashes and desktop aquariums for sale for donation. They will also be at PetSmart Kingman and Bullhead City on Saturday February 24 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.  with more puppies and dogs! There are two ongoing donation drives at High Desert Hyundai, 4180 Stockton Hill Rd., and at Truxton Canyon Water, 7313…

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MCC fall enrollment window opens Feb. 20, sign up before classes fill up

MOHAVE COUNTY – Take the next big step in your educational journey at Mohave Community College. Registration for the fall semester opens Feb. 20 for classes that start Aug. 19. The College is also currently enrolling students in eight-week classes that begin March 11, and summer classes that begin May 28. Students are encouraged to sign up and enroll in the classes they want and need as soon as possible, because many classes tend to fill up quickly. “The earlier people start a student account, fill out the application and get enrolled in classes not only helps secure their spot,…

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Flemmons takes state wrestling championship

KINGMAN – Nic Verville got the party started years ago with a state wrestling championship for Lee Williams High School (LWHS). James Wayman followed before his brother Payton Wayman won back-to-back state championships for the Volunteers. And Nevaeh Flemmons has carved her niche in LWHS wrestling history with her own state title. Flemmons pinned all four opponents over the weekend to win the Arizona Division II girls wrestling championship in the 138 lb. weight class. The 17-year-old junior was 58-2 heading into state. “When I looked over the bracket there was a lot of girls that I already wrestled, so…

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