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Duck Derby fundraising party gearing up

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Great news for animal lovers. The Western Arizona Humane Society’s annual fundraising dinner party took place on Saturday, September 9. At the London Bridge Convention Center, the kickoff event was in support of Lake Havasu’s Duck Derby Race scheduled to take place on Saturday, September 23. It was a 1980s themed event complete with costumes, music, and raffle drawings all to help injured and homeless animals of Lake Havasu and Mohave County.   The evening ended with dog adoptions for pets in need of homes. The Western Arizona Humane Society is a nonprofit organization that saves, mends,…

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Duck Derby fundraising party gearing up

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Great news for animal lovers. The Western Arizona Humane Society’s annual fundraising dinner party took place on Saturday, September 9. At the London Bridge Convention Center, the kickoff event was in support of Lake Havasu’s Duck Derby Race scheduled to take place on Saturday, September 23. It was a 1980s themed event complete with costumes, music, and raffle drawings all to help injured and homeless animals of Lake Havasu and Mohave County.   The evening ended with dog adoptions for pets in need of homes. The Western Arizona Humane Society is a nonprofit organization that saves, mends,…

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Thunder-Rode to host market during Route 66 Fest

KINGMAN — The Kingman Farmers Market at Thunder-Rode announces a special 2023 Kingman Route 66 Market to be held at the Thunder-Rode Event Center located at 102 E. Beale Street in historic, downtown Kingman, AZ during Kingman 66 Fest on October 14 and October 15. Located across the street from Locomotive Park, The Kingman Farmer’s Market at Thunder-Rode comprises of baked goods, fresh produce, local honey, plants, metal art, artisan goods, health and well-being items, locally handcrafted items, food trucks, and more. The Thunder-Rode shop as well as numerous vendors will be chock full of Route 66 memorabilia alongside the…

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Let’s keep our kids warm this winter

KINGMAN – The Knights of Columbus Council 3145 together with St. Mary Ladies Auxiliary is partnering with St. Vincent de Paul, Aid and Advice Pregnancy Center, Pregnancy Support Center-Golden Valley and Annie’s Art Attic to have an annual “COATS for KIDS” campaign winter clothing drive. The goal for the Coats for Kids campaign is to ensure that no child in Kingman/Golden Valley goes without a coat during the winter season. Winter is right around the corner. If weather predictions come to fruition, it could be another record cold year for Kingman. If you’re fortunate to have a warm winter coat,…

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53rd Annual Andy Devine Days Parade is all about “Turquoise & Cowboys”

KINGMAN – It’s that time of year where the Kingman community comes together to celebrate the Annual Andy Devine Days Parade on Saturday, Sept. 23. Participating in this annual event will make you feel like a part of the legend that has become Andy Devine Days. Each year, entries in this parade celebrate Kingman’s western heritage and its roots in the railroad, Route 66, ranching, and rodeos. Enjoy all that Kingman has to offer as we remember the past and look toward the future. Applications are now available at the Parks & Recreation Office located at 3333 N. Harrison, or…

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SNHU President’s, Dean’s Lists announced

Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) congratulates the following students on being named to the Summer 2023 President’s List. The summer terms run from May to August. Full-time undergraduate students who have earned a minimum grade-point average of 3.700 and above for the reporting term are named to the President’s List. Full-time status is achieved by earning 12 credits over each 16-week term or paired 8-week terms grouped in fall, winter/spring, and summer. Rayell Ogunleye of Laughlin, Donald Mitchell of Kingman, Kari Krantz of Lake Havasu City, Andlin Skidmore of Dolan Springs, Suzanne Szot of Lake Havasu City, Bonnie Buck of Dolan…

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