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Weather to impact TV translators

MOHAVE COUNTY – The National Weather Service is predicting a significant weather event between February 5 through February 8, that will impact the Mohave County region and all TV translator sites.    Steps have been taken to be ready to quickly respond to any TV outages if they do occur.   During this time, anyone experiencing a loss of signal to the television signal, please report the problem to the signal maintenance sub-contractor Wecom via the customer support hotline at 928-753-3829.   Please do not scan the television until the cause of the problem has been determined.   If someone does scan during the signal…

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What’s in your water; is it safe to drink?

Water and its availability are on just about everyone’s mind especially because Lake Mead is almost at critical levels. The Colorado River, that feeds Lake Mead, provides water to eight states, in addition to Mexico. These states are divided into two regions: the Upper Basin and the Lower Basin. The Upper Basin includes Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. The Lower Basin includes Arizona, California, and Nevada, and Mexico. Arizona state officials say that 1 in 20 wells in the Hualapai Valley Basin around Kingman would no longer produce in 100 years if the current rate of pumping continues. The…

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What’s in your water; is it safe to drink?

Water and its availability are on just about everyone’s mind especially because Lake Mead is almost at critical levels. The Colorado River, that feeds Lake Mead, provides water to eight states, in addition to Mexico. These states are divided into two regions: the Upper Basin and the Lower Basin. The Upper Basin includes Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. The Lower Basin includes Arizona, California, and Nevada, and Mexico. Arizona state officials say that 1 in 20 wells in the Hualapai Valley Basin around Kingman would no longer produce in 100 years if the current rate of pumping continues. The…

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Militia history provided at MCC Center

Kingman military historian and instructor Tom Saluzzo, recently gave a presentation at the Mohave Community College Beale Street Center: “V Was For Victory – The American Homefront During WWII.” For future military related presentations by Tom, check out the MCC Community & Corporate Education (Life & Leisure) section of their webpage. In addition to being an MCC instructor, Tom sits on the board of directors at Mohave Museum Of History & Arts. To see some of Tom’s extensive military memorabilia collection, check out the wall space located at and sponsored by Pawn World II on Northern Avenue in Kingman.  (Photo…

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Price earns Dean’s List honors

Trevor Price of Bullhead City has been named to Linfield University’s fall 2023 Dean’s List. The Dean’s List identifies undergraduate students who have earned a term GPA at least equivalent to a cum laude (at least 3.650 GPA) for a given semester and is computed following the posting of grades at the end of each semester. Linfield wishes to congratulate Trevor on this achievement, and honor the time, energy and dedication that made it possible.

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