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Peach Springs receives new Boys & Girls Club resource room

PEACH SPRINGS – In partnership with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona and Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale (BGCS), Fiesta Bowl Charities celebrated the opening of a newly-renovated Community Resource Room at the Peach Springs branch of BGCS.   The Community Resource Room fosters a sense of connection and support designed to serve as a safe space for local youth and teens in Peach Springs. The revamped room includes additional seating and tables for collaborative activities, a dedicated area to showcase their art, new electronics including a television, Nintendo Switch, two virtual reality headsets and more. A 12×10…

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Rotary donates to local charities

Kingman Route 66 Rotary Club presented several donations at its December 1 meeting. Dr. Catherine Normoyle, from the Marvelous School accepted a $1,500 microgrant from the club. From tips received at this year’s Oktoberfest, the club awarded $800 to Robotics Team 60, $250 to Family, Career and Community Leaders of America and $200 to Kingman Young Marines.

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Rotary donates to local charities

Kingman Route 66 Rotary Club presented several donations at its December 1 meeting. Dr. Catherine Normoyle, from the Marvelous School accepted a $1,500 microgrant from the club. From tips received at this year’s Oktoberfest, the club awarded $800 to Robotics Team 60, $250 to Family, Career and Community Leaders of America and $200 to Kingman Young Marines.

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Symphonic Winds brings Sounds of the Season

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Celebrate the season while listening to classic holiday tunes performed by the Lake Havasu Symphonic Winds. The Lake Havasu Symphonic Winds was formed in 1998 by former Lake Havasu High School band director Wesley Humphrey. High school graduates urged the director to put together a band for adults.   Eventually, a band was formed and began rehearsing every Thursday in the bandroom of the high school.  What started out as a group of adults performing together and sharing their love of music, transformed into live community concerts. The band’s first performance was in the Spring of 1999.  All…

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