Work continues to restore water services at Grand Canyon South Rim
Grand Canyon National Park has announced tentative dates for the restoration of water services to the South Rim residences and concessionaires within the park.
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Reclamation warns of shallow conditions during Lake Mohave seasonal drawdown
The Bureau of Reclamation urges boaters and other recreational users to exercise increased caution on Lake Mohave throughout fall and early winter as planned seasonal water level reductions create unusually shallow areas and shifting river conditions.
Voters encouraged to check registration ahead of General Election
Mohave County Recorder Lydia Henry is encouraging residents to check their voter registration and make sure their information is accurate and up to date ahead of the November 3, General Election.
Representative John Gillette moves away from politics
Although he accomplished a great deal, with a wide range of interests while in the Arizona House of Representatives, John Gillette will not be seeking reelection.
National Park service seeks public assistance in locating missing Grand Canyon hikers
The National Park Service is asking the public to provide information for more than 20 individuals who may be missing or unaccounted for following a significant flash-flood event.
No Labels candidate for Governor visits Kingman
Teri Ann Hourihan, an Arizona native whose business was closed down by the government, feels called by God to run for Governor of Arizona.
