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LMNRA announces lobby, fee collection station closures

LMNRA announces lobby, fee collection station closures BOULDER CITY, Nevada – Lake Mead National Recreation Area is announcing modifications to operations to implement the latest guidance from the White House, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC), and local and state authorities to promote social distancing. As of March 17, the Lake Mead Visitor Center, Park Headquarters Lobby and Entrance Station Fee Collection Operations are closed or canceled until further notice. The park remains open. Where it is possible to adhere to the latest health guidance, visitors may continue to enjoy the lakes, trails and open space areas. For the status of commercial operations,…

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Mother to testify against father in toddler death case

KINGMAN – A Lake Havasu City woman intends to testify against the man who fathered the child they’re accused of killing a little more than two years ago. Brittany Rodriquez, 27, and Andrew Lamorie, 24, both remain jailed awaiting trial involving the January 2018 death of 27-month old Gabriella Lamorie. An autopsy determined that Gabriella suffered blunt force head and neck trauma and her death was ruled a homicide. The girl was malnourished and weighed only 14 pounds when she died at a Las Vegas hospital. Public Defender Robin Puchek said he was recently informed that Rodriquez wants to testify…

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What can I flush down my toilet?

As our community is finding that almost all toilet paper inventory has been exhausted in surrounding stores; officials are taking this opportunity to remind the community of what exactly they can flush down their toilet: toilet paper and human waste; that is it. Do not flush: ·         Baby wipes (even if the container says flushable) ·         Facial wipes ·         Paper towels ·         Tampons or sanitary pads ·         Condoms ·         Cigarettes ·         Trash of any kind ·         Diapers ·         Cotton swabs ·         Cat litter ·         Medicine ·         Hair ·         Gum ·         Food When foreign objects are flushed, they cause not only home plumbing issues, but also issues far down the line at wastewater treatment plants. Things…

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What can I flush down my toilet?

As our community is finding that almost all toilet paper inventory has been exhausted in surrounding stores; officials are taking this opportunity to remind the community of what exactly they can flush down their toilet: toilet paper and human waste; that is it. Do not flush: ·         Baby wipes (even if the container says flushable) ·         Facial wipes ·         Paper towels ·         Tampons or sanitary pads ·         Condoms ·         Cigarettes ·         Trash of any kind ·         Diapers ·         Cotton swabs ·         Cat litter ·         Medicine ·         Hair ·         Gum ·         Food When foreign objects are flushed, they cause not only home plumbing issues, but also issues far down the line at wastewater treatment plants. Things…

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Declaration of local emergency: what it means-

KINGMAN – City of Kingman Mayor Jen Miles signed a Declaration of Local Emergency yesterday, March 17, in order to potentially receive state or federal relief funds, as they may become available during or after the COVID-19 pandemic. Citizens are urged to cooperate with this emergency declaration, especially those guidelines determined by the Center for Disease Control (CDC). There are currently no confirmed cases of coronavirus in Kingman or Mohave County. The CDC now recommends no events of ten or more people for the next eight weeks. People are being asked to avoid gyms, bars, clubs, movie theaters, and dine-in restaurants…

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KRMC has limited testing capabilities for COVID-19

KINGMAN – Kingman Regional Medical Center (KRMC) announced updated measures to address coronavirus disease COVID-19: Virtual Visits with KRMC Care Anywhere People who have respiratory symptoms are advised to stay at home and complete a virtual visit through KRMC Care Anywhere. As they deal with the coronavirus, KRMC has waived all fees associated with Care Anywhere. All visits are free, and no insurance is required. For more information or to start a visit, go to krmc.zipnosis.com. Testing for COVID-19 While KRMC is screening every patient and visitor, their testing capabilities are limited, as is the case in many other places throughout the United States. Screening means asking…

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