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Second crash victim dies

BULLHEAD CITY – A second Bullhead City woman has died of injuries sustained in a Sept. 1 traffic accident in the Colorado River community. Police Department Spokeswoman Emily Fromelt said Christine Walker, 84, died Sept. 10 at Sunrise Hospital in Las Vegas. Fromelt said Walker was the driver of a Dodge Dart that collided with another vehicle at N. Oatman Road and the Bullhead Parkway. Walker’s passenger Ladonna Frazier, 88, was pronounced dead at Western Arizona Regional Medical Center the day the crash occurred. “The occupants of the other vehicle involved, the Toyota Sienna van, were not transported to the…

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Spraying in Mohave Valley area on Tuesday night

MOHAVE VALLEY – Mosquito surveillance conducted this week in Mohave Valley by the Mohave County Department of Public Health Environmental Health Division (MCDPH-EHD) revealed the following locations below that met the protocol to conduct mosquito fogging. The MCDPH-EHD uses the CDC’s recommended matrix to guide when to fog. FOGGING:  Adult  mosquito  control  application  will take place on Tuesday,  September 19th, beginning after 8:00 pm, weather permitting. Baron Pest Control was awarded the contract to provide fogging services within Mohave County and will conduct the ground fogging application. Areas to be fogged include the following: Willow Rd south to Laguna Rd, east and west between Mohave Valley Hwy and Mountain View Rd.•    Willow Rd north to King St and east and west from Boundary Peak to Aquarius Dr. The  adulticide being   used  is  MasterLine Kontrol 4-4.  The  National Pesticide Information Center says  this  is an  insecticide  registered  for  use against mosquitoes made from pyrethrins. Pyrethrins are insecticides that are derived from the extract of chrysanthemum flowers. Products containing pyrethrins include indoor bug bombs, human head lice treatments, and pet flea sprays. PRECAUTIONS: The Environmental Protection Agency recommends the following steps to help reduce possible exposure to insecticides during spraying: •    Whenever possible,…

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Spraying in Mohave Valley area on Tuesday night

MOHAVE VALLEY – Mosquito surveillance conducted this week in Mohave Valley by the Mohave County Department of Public Health Environmental Health Division (MCDPH-EHD) revealed the following locations below that met the protocol to conduct mosquito fogging. The MCDPH-EHD uses the CDC’s recommended matrix to guide when to fog. FOGGING:  Adult  mosquito  control  application  will take place on Tuesday,  September 19th, beginning after 8:00 pm, weather permitting. Baron Pest Control was awarded the contract to provide fogging services within Mohave County and will conduct the ground fogging application. Areas to be fogged include the following: Willow Rd south to Laguna Rd, east and west between Mohave Valley Hwy and Mountain View Rd.•    Willow Rd north to King St and east and west from Boundary Peak to Aquarius Dr. The  adulticide being   used  is  MasterLine Kontrol 4-4.  The  National Pesticide Information Center says  this  is an  insecticide  registered  for  use against mosquitoes made from pyrethrins. Pyrethrins are insecticides that are derived from the extract of chrysanthemum flowers. Products containing pyrethrins include indoor bug bombs, human head lice treatments, and pet flea sprays. PRECAUTIONS: The Environmental Protection Agency recommends the following steps to help reduce possible exposure to insecticides during spraying: •    Whenever possible,…

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Jesus’ Compassion

In my last article I wrote about the difference between religion and having a relationship with Jesus. Over my next several articles I want to explain in greater detail what it means to have a relationship with Jesus. The first thing I want to look at is Jesus’ compassion. As a pastor of a church that is mainly senior adults, I spend a lot of time praying for people who struggle with their health, visiting people in the hospital or on home hospice. I’ve written in my articles before that I’ve struggled with my own health issues for over 15…

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BLM seeks public comment on proposed wild burro management plan in western Arizona 

KINGMAN, Ariz. — The Bureau of Land Management today opened a 30-day public comment period for an environmental assessment that analyzes a 10-year plan to remove excess wild burros and implement herd fertility controls in and near the Alamo, Big Sandy and Havasu herd management areas south of Kingman, collectively known as the Three Rivers Complex. The comment period will close Oct. 11, 2023.  “We are committed to maintaining a healthy population of wild burros in the Three Rivers Complex, as well as being a good neighbor to the communities we serve,” said Kingman Field Manager Amanda Dodson. “The proposed plan will help us ensure healthy…

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Youth Exchange Chair speaks at Rotary

Speaking at Kingman Route 66 Rotary Club’s September 8 meeting was Machel Considine, Rotary District 5495 Youth Exchange InBound Chair. The Rotary In-Bound Youth Exchange Program has been active since 1975. Each year students, ages 15 to18.5  come to the United States from another country and live with Rotary host families while going to school. There are 16 inbound exchange students in Rotary District 5495 this school year. For additional information on the program, contact Considine, phone 480-235-0814 or log on to website: rye5495.org

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