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BOULDER CITY, Nev. – First responders at Lake Mead rescued multiple visitors last week, saving lives. The team of law enforcement rangers, firefighters and paramedics protect nearly 15 million people that visit both Lake Mead and the Hoover Dam annually.  “Visitors’ safety is always a top priority. Rangers are out in the park responding to everything from minor traffic accidents to medical emergencies,” said Deputy Chief Ranger Joe Darling.  The list below is a glimpse of rescues Oct. 1-7. Rangers located a runaway suicidal juvenile who reportedly planned to jump off the Hoover Dam. They were able to rescue him…

Come to the Kingman Airport for an open house, fly-in, warbird gathering and living history event this Saturday, Oct. 19 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will also be a car show open to hot rods, customs, and classics. AirFest dash plaques given away to the first 200 car entries and the gate will be open to the first 200 cars from 6:30 a.m. until 8:30 a.m. Due to limited space, the car show staff may decide if certain cars do not fit the criteria desired. For more information KingmanAirFest.com or at KingmanAirFest on Facebook or 928-575-0400.

Get ready to stride with pride for the 13th Annual Walk Away from Drugs and 5K run on Wednesday, October 23rd, hosted by the Bullhead City Police & Fire Departments during Red Ribbon Week. “We encourage all participants to wear red and hold signs or banners to show their commitment to a drug-free lifestyle,” said Community Services Officer Lorrie Duggins. The Red Ribbon campaign is the oldest and largest drug prevention program nationwide. The campaign began in 1985 when drug traffickers in Mexico City murdered DEA agent Kiki Camarena. This incident started the tradition to display and wear red ribbons as…

Drivers should expect delays The Arizona Department of Transportation advises motorists with travel plans on US 93 south of Wikieup to plan ahead and expect delays of up to 15 minutes on Thursday, Oct. 17.  North- and southbound lane closures are scheduled to occur from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m., from south of Signal Road to south of the Burro Creek Bridge (mileposts 133 to 142).  The restrictions are necessary so crews can place a sealant over the existing asphalt, which helps to protect and extend the life of the highway pavement.  ADOT reminds motorists to use caution around construction personnel and equipment….