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ASU Senior Symposium wraps up academic year

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Arizona State University celebrated the accomplishments of some December graduates at their Senior Capstone Symposium event last Friday. A capstone class is a course that combines experiences with academics of students in an educational program. It is most commonly referred to as a final year project for seniors. Four seniors were chosen to demonstrate knowledge learned in their chosen fields.   The four majors showcased at the event were communications, organizational leadership, and psychology.  The symposium began with communications major Cassie Hull. Hull’s topic of The Exclusionary Nature or QR Codes addressed how the digital world can exclude individuals who do not have access…

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ASU Senior Symposium wraps up academic year

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Arizona State University celebrated the accomplishments of some December graduates at their Senior Capstone Symposium event last Friday. A capstone class is a course that combines experiences with academics of students in an educational program. It is most commonly referred to as a final year project for seniors. Four seniors were chosen to demonstrate knowledge learned in their chosen fields.   The four majors showcased at the event were communications, organizational leadership, and psychology.  The symposium began with communications major Cassie Hull. Hull’s topic of The Exclusionary Nature or QR Codes addressed how the digital world can exclude individuals who do not have access…

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Corvette Club makes four generous donations

BULLHEAD CITY – The Colorado River Corvette Club generously supports year after year many charitable programs in our communities involving Veterans, homeless, children and youth programs, law enforcement, elderly and the environment.  2023 has been no exception.   As the year comes to a close, they were honored to present their 2023 Charity Donations to four deserving organizations that serve the local communities.  Checks for $1,500 each were awarded to: Mohave County Sheriff’s Department S.O.A.R.  (Stop Overdose Abuse Resource) Program, presented to Sgt. John Sanchelle; Boys & Girls Clubs of the Colorado River, presented to Autumn Robinson; Tri State Military…

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Turkey Testicle Festival. Say that three times fast.

LAKE HAVASU CITY – The year has said goodbye to yet another turkey holiday, but Havasu had other unique plans in store. Additional servings were available in abundance at the fourth annual Turkey Testicle Festival. Yes, you’ve read correctly. Bunker Bar brought back the Turkey Testicle Festival event for weekend enjoyment. You might be asking yourself, do turkeys really have testicles? Unlike the fictitious McNugget of a chicken, turkey testicles do exist, right below the wing in the chest cavity. The sunny breezy weekend had many locals hopping in their dune buggies and cruise on to Thirsty Lizard Road for…

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