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COVID-19 update: Three deaths today

MOHAVE COUNTY – Late this afternoon, the Mohave County Health Department (MCDPH) Nursing staff was notified of four new confirmed COVID-19 cases and three deaths. Two of the deaths are previously reported cases in the Kingman area. One of them is an individual who is in the 50-59 year age range and the other is a 70-79 person.  The third death is a 70-79 year age range individual in the Lake Havasu area. Of the four new positive cases, three of them are from the Bullhead City service area. One is 80-89, hospitalized and linked to another case.  One is…

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Nursing home outbreak discussed at supervisor’s meeting

BULLHEAD CITY – A COVID-19 hotspot in Bullhead City was delicately addressed during Tuesday’s Mohave County Board of Supervisors meeting. County officials declined to identify the long-term care facility, but Department of Public Health Director Denise Burley said at least ten positive coronavirus cases trace to the business. “We can’t give out the name,” Supervisor Hildy Angius said. “These things have a way of getting out.” A spokesperson from Joshua Springs Senior Living, on its own, informed The Standard that more than a dozen cases have been confirmed at the facility. Burley said public health officials are now involved with…

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Nursing home outbreak discussed at supervisor’s meeting

BULLHEAD CITY – A COVID-19 hotspot in Bullhead City was delicately addressed during Tuesday’s Mohave County Board of Supervisors meeting. County officials declined to identify the long-term care facility, but Department of Public Health Director Denise Burley said at least ten positive coronavirus cases trace to the business. “We can’t give out the name,” Supervisor Hildy Angius said. “These things have a way of getting out.” A spokesperson from Joshua Springs Senior Living, on its own, informed The Standard that more than a dozen cases have been confirmed at the facility. Burley said public health officials are now involved with…

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COVID-19 cases climb to 18 in Bullhead City retirement home

Joshua Springs reports cases up from only 4 last Friday BULLHEAD CITY – An apparent new hot spot in the COVID-19 pandemic seems to be located in tri-state area. More than 18 new cases have been reported over the Memorial Day weekend at Joshua Springs Senior Living, a Bullhead City retirement community. The community previously reported only a mere four cases as of last Friday. According to Watermark spokesperson Victoria Doyle, “Joshua Springs Senior Living has 13 positive cases of COVID-19 among our memory care residents and five positive associates as of Tuesday, May 26.” Doyle further indicated that staff,…

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COVID-19 cases climb to 18 in Bullhead City retirement home

Joshua Springs reports cases up from only 4 last Friday BULLHEAD CITY – An apparent new hot spot in the COVID-19 pandemic seems to be located in tri-state area. More than 18 new cases have been reported over the Memorial Day weekend at Joshua Springs Senior Living, a Bullhead City retirement community. The community previously reported only a mere four cases as of last Friday. According to Watermark spokesperson Victoria Doyle, “Joshua Springs Senior Living has 13 positive cases of COVID-19 among our memory care residents and five positive associates as of Tuesday, May 26.” Doyle further indicated that staff,…

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A community that cares: Eagles provide meals, services to those in need

KINGMAN – Even in the midst of crisis, Kingman’s great community has stepped up to reach others in need. The Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 3744 has served the community since mid-March, giving out more than 10,000 sandwiches and delivering more than 7,000 meals to people in need during this pandemic. The Eagles have passionate members that are hard at work improving their communities and making life better for all. They stand for “People Helping People” and this motto stands true during this time where families are in such desperate need. “Gloria Kennedy, which is our kitchen manager, started up…

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