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KCCU receives generous donation

KINGMAN – The Kingman Cancer Care Unit (KCCU) received a donation from Angle Homes for $35,000 last Thursday afternoon, May 13.  “We’re happy to be able to support such a great local cause. No one here [at KCCU] is getting paid and they help out people at their most vulnerable time, when they are sick,” said Angle Home President Tyler Angle. KCCU has around 80 members and has been in operation for 46 years. In the last year, they have provided $111,000 in financial assistance and provided aid for 97 local cancer patients. KCCU President Claire Crum says they have…

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Golden Valley water system back to normal

GOLDEN VALLEY – A week-long water service outage has ended for roughly 40% of the customer base in the Mohave County operated Golden Valley Water Improvement District (GVID). The May 7 failure of one of two wells that supply the system resulted in loss of service for 500 of the District’s 1,200 customers. “County staff worked every calendar day with urgency to repair the damage,” a county issued news release stated. It said a replacement submersible motor was located in Phoenix on May 14 and rushed to Golden Valley for installation. A boil water advisory remained in effect as crews restored…

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Golden Valley water system back to normal

GOLDEN VALLEY – A week-long water service outage has ended for roughly 40% of the customer base in the Mohave County operated Golden Valley Water Improvement District (GVID). The May 7 failure of one of two wells that supply the system resulted in loss of service for 500 of the District’s 1,200 customers. “County staff worked every calendar day with urgency to repair the damage,” a county issued news release stated. It said a replacement submersible motor was located in Phoenix on May 14 and rushed to Golden Valley for installation. A boil water advisory remained in effect as crews restored…

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Fairgrounds management to transition to county parks dept

MOHAVE COUNTY – Decades of operation of the Mohave County Fairgrounds by the Fair Association is likely coming to an end. Member Travis Lingenfelter’s proposal to bring the fairgrounds under the management umbrella of the Parks Department was approved during Monday’s Mohave County board of supervisors meeting. “It’s time to fix the problem,” Lingenfelter said. Lingenfelter said the Fair Association that manages the 68-acre fairgrounds property in Kingman through an agreement with the county has failed to adhere to a business plan adopted in 2016. “I didn’t even know it existed until 2:30 yesterday afternoon,” Fair Association Chairman Jerry McGuire conceded. “We had no idea, our board,…

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Applications are now open for Leadership Lake Havasu Class of 2022

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Leadership Lake Havasu (LLH) is a signature program of the Lake Havasu Chamber Foundation for Education and Leadership (CFEL). LLH is currently accepting applications for the 2021/2022 program.  Interested candidates must complete an application and attend an interview following the program’s Orientation in August. Leadership Lake Havasu selects 30 talented and emerging leaders for a 9-month community immersion experience. The class gains insight, inspiration and valuable knowledge while building strong relationships with each other and a broad network of community leaders. The graduates mark it among the most significant learning experiences of their professional lives; and…

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Applications are now open for Leadership Lake Havasu Class of 2022

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Leadership Lake Havasu (LLH) is a signature program of the Lake Havasu Chamber Foundation for Education and Leadership (CFEL). LLH is currently accepting applications for the 2021/2022 program.  Interested candidates must complete an application and attend an interview following the program’s Orientation in August. Leadership Lake Havasu selects 30 talented and emerging leaders for a 9-month community immersion experience. The class gains insight, inspiration and valuable knowledge while building strong relationships with each other and a broad network of community leaders. The graduates mark it among the most significant learning experiences of their professional lives; and…

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