Two Henderson men convicted for damaging ancient landmark
LAS VEGAS – A federal jury has convicted two Henderson, Nev., men of damaging ancient rock formations at the Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Nevada.
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Clothing nonprofit Clothes Closet now offers place to shower for those in need
Clothing nonprofit Clothes Closet now offers place to shower for those in need
Bullhead police looking for suspect in Wednesday shooting
Bullhead police looking for suspect in Wednesday shooting
Hualapai Tribe Chairman declares curfew, closes parks
PEACH SPRINGS – Hualapai Tribe Chairman Duane Clarke instituted a curfew on April 8 in Peach Springs. Juniper Park and the Basketball Court located on Oak Street will be closed from dusk until dawn.
Mohave Valley man convicted for running a chop shop
MOHAVE VALLEY — Attorneys had little to say during the April 7 sentencing hearing for a Mohave Valley man convicted of running a chop shop operation. The plea agreement convicting Lee Kennedy, 53, of involvement in the stolen parts enterprise required the Court to impose a five year prison sentence.
Mohave County seeks to reopen Davis Dam for tourism, education
At its bi-weekly board meeting on Monday, April 7, the Mohave County Board of Supervisors (BOS) held the first vote regarding the potential re-opening of Davis Dam. The Board unanimously passed a resolution expressing support for the dam’s reopening.
