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BHC schools finalizing plans for new school year

BULLHEAD CITY – Officials with the Colorado River Union High School District are fine-tuning plans to re-open the district’s three high schools at the end of July.  Administrators have worked on various scenarios since the State-mandated shutdown in the spring.  However, nothing could be finalized until guidelines were received from the Arizona Department of Education (ADE).  Those were released in early June.  Early July is the target for the finalized plans. “We’re making progress on the process,” said Superintendent Todd Flora.  “We continue to examine the three options outlined by ADE.  Any recommendations to the governing board will also implement…

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Early voting encouraged

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave County officials are encouraging citizens to vote early, a privilege already exercised by well more than half of the local electorate. Voting early by mail will reduce the number of people visiting polling places where voters will touch things in an environment at risk for exposure or spread of COVID-19. “We are absolutely promoting it this year, just to keep people safe and keep our staff safe,” said Mohave County Recorder Kristi Blair. “It is just an option for people that otherwise might not feel comfortable going out on election day.” Elections Director Allen Tempert said…

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KHAC is now open

KINGMAN – Katheryn Heidenreich Adult Community Center reopened June 1. Featured Classes: Monday & Friday – 8:30a Cardio Warm Up Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday – 6p line Dance Tuesday – 9a Painting, Crafts, 1p Beading Thursday – 9a Sewing, 1p Coloring Safety is the priority and they are looking forward to adding more classes to their event calendar as time and circumstances allow. KHAC is located at 1776 Airway Ave., 928-753-2778.

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