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Chloride turns green for annual event

CHLORIDE – Chloride turns green Saturday, March 16 to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. This annual event honors the Irish miners who worked the dozens of mines around this 1860’s historic silver mining townsite. This free event includes gunfights, a crazy parade, gold panning, horseshoe tournament, vendors, bake sale, raffle, live music, antique cars, and so much more. The family friendly fun starts at 9 a.m. with the ever-popular Chloride Bake Sale at the Thirsty Miner (Elkhart and 2nd Street). Stop by early, the delicious goodies go fast. While you’re there pick up a handful of raffle tickets. As usual, there…

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Chloride turns green for annual event

CHLORIDE – Chloride turns green Saturday, March 16 to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. This annual event honors the Irish miners who worked the dozens of mines around this 1860’s historic silver mining townsite. This free event includes gunfights, a crazy parade, gold panning, horseshoe tournament, vendors, bake sale, raffle, live music, antique cars, and so much more. The family friendly fun starts at 9 a.m. with the ever-popular Chloride Bake Sale at the Thirsty Miner (Elkhart and 2nd Street). Stop by early, the delicious goodies go fast. While you’re there pick up a handful of raffle tickets. As usual, there…

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Falls gets five years in child porn case

BULLHEAD CITY – A Bullhead City man will spend five years in prison for downloading and possessing child pornography. The punishment was imposed during a Friday, Feb. 16 sentencing hearing for Ian Falls, 38. Mohave County Superior Court Judge Derek Carlisle also ordered that Falls will serve 20 years of probation following prison and must register as a sex offender for life. Homeland Security notified Bullhead City police about child pornography transmission activity at Falls’ residence in the 600 block of Palo Verde Dr. Falls was arrested following SWAT team assisted execution of a search warrant at the home on…

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Falls gets five years in child porn case

BULLHEAD CITY – A Bullhead City man will spend five years in prison for downloading and possessing child pornography. The punishment was imposed during a Friday, Feb. 16 sentencing hearing for Ian Falls, 38. Mohave County Superior Court Judge Derek Carlisle also ordered that Falls will serve 20 years of probation following prison and must register as a sex offender for life. Homeland Security notified Bullhead City police about child pornography transmission activity at Falls’ residence in the 600 block of Palo Verde Dr. Falls was arrested following SWAT team assisted execution of a search warrant at the home on…

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Heroes in Heels spotlighted Havasu’s trailblazers

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Many warm tributes were dedicated to some of the women of Lake Havasu last week at the second annual Heroes in Heels Ceremony.  The Heroes in Heels dinner party took place on Wednesday, February 7 at Shugrues Bridgeview Room. Hav-A-Sis was the nonprofit group behind the acknowledgment celebration. The club was formed amid COVID by Hav-A-Sis Director Connie Alexander.  Three years ago, the media’s urges for social distancing could not stop Alexander from creating a momentum of sisterhood in the Lake Havasu community. At first their meetings were small, and the ladies would socialize at house gatherings and local happy…

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Heroes in Heels spotlighted Havasu’s trailblazers

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Many warm tributes were dedicated to some of the women of Lake Havasu last week at the second annual Heroes in Heels Ceremony.  The Heroes in Heels dinner party took place on Wednesday, February 7 at Shugrues Bridgeview Room. Hav-A-Sis was the nonprofit group behind the acknowledgment celebration. The club was formed amid COVID by Hav-A-Sis Director Connie Alexander.  Three years ago, the media’s urges for social distancing could not stop Alexander from creating a momentum of sisterhood in the Lake Havasu community. At first their meetings were small, and the ladies would socialize at house gatherings and local happy…

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