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Seven comedians to perform for third annual show

LAKE HAVASU CITY – They say laughter is the best medicine and the Laughs on the Lake Comedy Show is not exactly a show where you should not leave the tissues at home. This year’s third annual show is being brought to you by stand up comic Anthony Mitchell who is the founder of Mohave Comedy.  Originally form West Texas, Mitchell has previously performed in Micronesia, Hawaii. He was the featured stand up comic at the Jest Comedy Festival in Flagstaff Arizona. Mitchell likes to combine sassy humor that’s a little on the risky side. It’s time to unleash those stored…

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Havasu celebrates Marine Corp birthday

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Lake Havasu’s Marine Corps League will be bringing back the Marine Corps Birthday Ball.  The Lake Havasu Marine Corps League is a volunteer organization with roughly 160 veterans from Armed Forces branches. The many events that the group puts together are usually fundraisers in an effort to develop goodwill in the community. The group provides assistance to veterans along with their families who may be in need.  The Marine Corps League is also partnered with Be Connected, a service that provides veterans assistance with education, housing, employment, physical health and much more. It was on October…

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Havasu celebrates Marine Corp birthday

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Lake Havasu’s Marine Corps League will be bringing back the Marine Corps Birthday Ball.  The Lake Havasu Marine Corps League is a volunteer organization with roughly 160 veterans from Armed Forces branches. The many events that the group puts together are usually fundraisers in an effort to develop goodwill in the community. The group provides assistance to veterans along with their families who may be in need.  The Marine Corps League is also partnered with Be Connected, a service that provides veterans assistance with education, housing, employment, physical health and much more. It was on October…

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November Citizen of the Month announced

Kingman Route 66 Rotary Club presented Linda Miller with the club’s November Citizen of the Month award at its November 3rd meeting. Among her community contributions, Miller has served with Girl Scouts as a Brownie through Cadette troop leader and as director of the Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scout Council. She has also served on most Soroptimist board positions, volunteers at Kingman Area Chamber of Commerce, Kingman Art Center, Beale Street Theater, Rotary and is a member of Gamma Omega Sorority. Linda Miller is shown with Rotary club president, Ken Cunningham.

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Veterans parade returns to Havasu

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Lake Havasu’s Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) is bringing the Veterans Day Parade back for the Veterans Day holiday. The VFW is a nonprofit organization made up of active veterans and reserve forces.  VFW was created to provide veterans with VA claims, separation benefits, mental wellness, financial grants, and student veteran support.  Veterans Day is a federal holiday that honors military veterans of the United States Armed Forces. The celebration was created for honorable discharges and accompanies other holidays such as Remembrance Day and Armistice Day which are celebrated in other countries. The celebration was created due to the…

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November Citizen of the Month announced

Kingman Route 66 Rotary Club presented Linda Miller with the club’s November Citizen of the Month award at its November 3rd meeting. Among her community contributions, Miller has served with Girl Scouts as a Brownie through Cadette troop leader and as director of the Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scout Council. She has also served on most Soroptimist board positions, volunteers at Kingman Area Chamber of Commerce, Kingman Art Center, Beale Street Theater, Rotary and is a member of Gamma Omega Sorority. Linda Miller is shown with Rotary club president, Ken Cunningham.

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