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Escape to the Movies!

KINGMAN – Join Kingman Concert Band for an afternoon of free community band music featuring themes from some of your favorite films. The Kingman Concert Band will present “Escape to the Movies” Concert on Sunday, September 24, at 3:00 P.M. at College Park Community Church (1990 Jagerson Avenue). The performance will feature music by John Williams and selections from Grease!, The Hunger Games, Pirates of the Caribbean, Singin’ in the Rain, Star Trek, Star Wars, & much more. Admission is free and open to the public. The Kingman Concert Band, Inc. is dependent upon financial contributions for the continued growth of the band, its music library, rehearsal space and other operational necessities. Please…

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Escape to the Movies!

KINGMAN – Join Kingman Concert Band for an afternoon of free community band music featuring themes from some of your favorite films. The Kingman Concert Band will present “Escape to the Movies” Concert on Sunday, September 24, at 3:00 P.M. at College Park Community Church (1990 Jagerson Avenue). The performance will feature music by John Williams and selections from Grease!, The Hunger Games, Pirates of the Caribbean, Singin’ in the Rain, Star Trek, Star Wars, & much more. Admission is free and open to the public. The Kingman Concert Band, Inc. is dependent upon financial contributions for the continued growth of the band, its music library, rehearsal space and other operational necessities. Please…

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Church announces Vacation Bible School

LAKE HAVASU CITY – All children in kindergarten through sixth grade are invited to enjoy the next Vacation Bible School (VBS) at Lake Havasu Baptist Church, located at the corner of Lake Havasu Ave., and Palo Verde Blvd. N. This year’s theme will be “The Great Adventure – Discover the Truth Treasure,” based on the New Testament Book of John 14:6, where Jesus told Thomas, “I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life …” The program will include snacks. Boys and girls will be asked to bring a bag lunch. Various games and crafts also will be offered each…

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25th Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Walk set

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Havasu Community Health Foundation (HCHF) will be celebrating with their 25th Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Walk.  In the U.S., this yearly event has also been referred to as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (NBCAM). NBCAM was created in 1985 in collaboration with the American Cancer Society and the pharmaceutical division with Imperial Chemical Industries.  They are now affiliated with AstraZeneca who distributes many anti-breast cancer medications. The goal of NBCAM has always been to support mammography as the most powerful precaution in the battle against breast cancer.  The Havasu Health Foundation’s is a charitable…

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Homicide victim ID’d after 27 years

KINGMAN – A Texas-based laboratory has identified a homicide victim whose remains were discovered outside Kingman more than 27 years ago. Previous investigation determined the remains were those of an unidentified black male adult who was shot in the head. Two men hunting for rocks while walking their dogs came upon the shallow gravesite on Jan. 22, 1996, according to Mohave County Sheriff’s office public information assistant Jody Schanaman. She said the remains were recovered near a large rock formation and under a juniper tree north of Stockton Hill Road about three miles outside the city limits. Local authorities engaged…

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Second crash victim dies

BULLHEAD CITY – A second Bullhead City woman has died of injuries sustained in a Sept. 1 traffic accident in the Colorado River community. Police Department Spokeswoman Emily Fromelt said Christine Walker, 84, died Sept. 10 at Sunrise Hospital in Las Vegas. Fromelt said Walker was the driver of a Dodge Dart that collided with another vehicle at N. Oatman Road and the Bullhead Parkway. Walker’s passenger Ladonna Frazier, 88, was pronounced dead at Western Arizona Regional Medical Center the day the crash occurred. “The occupants of the other vehicle involved, the Toyota Sienna van, were not transported to the…

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