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Rummage sale kicks off Booster Club fundraising

LAKE HAVASU CITY – If you’re someone who is all geared up for some early Spring cleaning, you’re in luck. The Lake Havasu High School Band Boosters Annual Rummage Sale is still accepting donations, and it’s for a good cause!   Fundraising for the band happens throughout the year, and this would be the start of it.  The high school’s band rummage sale is now accepting gently used items that are functioning such as electronics, furniture, clothes, and much more. Donated items can be brought to the high school’s band room where they will be kept in the band’s trailer located outdoors.   Pickups are allowed…

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Shuffler plea deal imminent

KINGMAN – It appears the community of Kingman may be spared from the heartache and drama of trial for a local teenager charged in the deaths and injuries of fellow student athletes from Lee Williams High School. Attorneys have apparently reached a plea agreement that will resolve the criminal case against Brady Shuffler, 16. Terms of the proposed agreement won’t be made public until they are unveiled during the 11 a.m. Friday, Feb. 9 hearing before Mohave County Superior Court Judge Derek Carlisle. Previous legal proceedings revealed that Shuffler rejected the first two plea offers from the state. One involved…

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Shuffler plea deal imminent

KINGMAN – It appears the community of Kingman may be spared from the heartache and drama of trial for a local teenager charged in the deaths and injuries of fellow student athletes from Lee Williams High School. Attorneys have apparently reached a plea agreement that will resolve the criminal case against Brady Shuffler, 16. Terms of the proposed agreement won’t be made public until they are unveiled during the 11 a.m. Friday, Feb. 9 hearing before Mohave County Superior Court Judge Derek Carlisle. Previous legal proceedings revealed that Shuffler rejected the first two plea offers from the state. One involved…

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Cowgirl Galentine supports women-owned business

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Founder of Desert Boho Events Christina Loya knows how to bring in the fun when it comes to event planning. This weekend, the owner promises a gal’s night out, cowgirl style that is, at the Cowgirl Galentine’s event.   Loya created Desert Boho Events three years ago. Her inspiration for the startup came from home decorating and wanting to explore her creative talents. Throughout that process, the entrepreneur unveiled another passion.   The newfound zest was event planning and bringing people together. Since Loya’s company has a niche for bachelorette parties, baby showers, and weddings, she wanted to produce something memorable and exciting for…

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Cowgirl Galentine supports women-owned business

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Founder of Desert Boho Events Christina Loya knows how to bring in the fun when it comes to event planning. This weekend, the owner promises a gal’s night out, cowgirl style that is, at the Cowgirl Galentine’s event.   Loya created Desert Boho Events three years ago. Her inspiration for the startup came from home decorating and wanting to explore her creative talents. Throughout that process, the entrepreneur unveiled another passion.   The newfound zest was event planning and bringing people together. Since Loya’s company has a niche for bachelorette parties, baby showers, and weddings, she wanted to produce something memorable and exciting for…

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High-capacity snowblowers help ADOT keep highways in business

PHOENIX – The Arizona Department of Transportation is using a new tool to battle winter storms: two high-capacity snowblowers that reduce the time needed to clear highways after heavy snowfall. These replacement snowblowers, which are deployed where snowfall is heaviest in the Flagstaff and Mogollon Rim areas, have quickly become an important part of ADOT’s snow removal efforts. This includes helping clear multiple highways in recent days and being ready for the next round of snow in Arizona’s high country. ADOT team members who use these snowblowers remark on their ability to clear roadways much faster than their predecessors.  “It’s…

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