Category: Community News

KINGMAN – Residents of all ages are invited to visit the Art Gallery at 402 E Beale Street where they donate $5 and take home a 6×6-inch canvas. Then they create family-friendly art on the canvas and donate their artwork back to the Art Gallery by August 19th. On Tuesday, August 29, a fun Preview and Auction will be held at 6:30 p.m. Doors open at 5:30. The Preview and Auction is an opportunity to bid on selected 6×6 artwork. Dozens of 6×6 canvases also will be on sale for only $20! Refreshments will be served. Gallery hours are Tuesday-Thursday,…

KINGMAN – Residents of all ages are invited to visit the Art Gallery at 402 E Beale Street where they donate $5 and take home a 6×6-inch canvas. Then they create family-friendly art on the canvas and donate their artwork back to the Art Gallery by August 19th. On Tuesday, August 29, a fun Preview and Auction will be held at 6:30 p.m. Doors open at 5:30. The Preview and Auction is an opportunity to bid on selected 6×6 artwork. Dozens of 6×6 canvases also will be on sale for only $20! Refreshments will be served. Gallery hours are Tuesday-Thursday,…

BULLHEAD CITY – Whatever the creative outlet, River Valley Artists Guild (RVAG) supports the creator. “Art is a journey, and we try to make it a pleasant one,” said President Victoria Valdemar. “It’s really a community-based organization,” Valdemar said about RVAG, which began in 2010. Hosting free monthly events at the Bullhead City branch of the Mohave County Library and the Laughlin branch of the Clark County Library, combined with donations coming from all angles of public and private funding, and an annual juried art show at Mohave Community College, RVAG is building an arts community. Valdemar noted that “there…

WASHINGTON — The Department of the Interior has announced a $152 million investment from President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law that will bring clean, reliable drinking water to communities across the West through six water storage and conveyance projects. The projects in California, Colorado and Washington are expected to develop at least 1.7 million acre-feet of additional water storage capacity, enough water to support 6.8 million people for a year. The funding will also invest in a feasibility study that could advance water storage capacity once completed.   President Biden’s Investing in America agenda represents the largest investment in climate resilience in the…

WASHINGTON — The Department of the Interior has announced a $152 million investment from President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law that will bring clean, reliable drinking water to communities across the West through six water storage and conveyance projects. The projects in California, Colorado and Washington are expected to develop at least 1.7 million acre-feet of additional water storage capacity, enough water to support 6.8 million people for a year. The funding will also invest in a feasibility study that could advance water storage capacity once completed.   President Biden’s Investing in America agenda represents the largest investment in climate resilience in the…