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Wedemeyer releasing ‘OJ’s Moon’

LAKE HAVASU CITY – A former Lake Havasu

Wikieup Trading Post burnt to bits

WIKIEUP - The Wikieup Trading Post has been

The Meaning of the Season

The Christmas holiday season is upon us. It’s

Flora selected as CRUHSD Superintendent

BULLHEAD CITY – The Colorado River Union High

Yearning for the good ol’ days

Every now and then, I drift in my

Soroptimists host free book program

KINGMAN – Soroptimist International of Kingman will host

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Madril sentenced for sex assault at bar

KINGMAN – Alcoholism was cited as a partial explanation but not an excuse during an April 1 sentencing hearing for a man who committed a sex offense at a Kingman bar in the 4400 block of Stockton Hill Rd. Pedro Madril, 47, previously pleaded guilty to sexual abuse for using his hand to assault a woman last Sept. Madril, San Tan Valley, has some involvement in the law enforcement field, though his career was not specifically detailed in court. “All my life I’ve been a very good person,” Madril told Mohave County Superior Court Judge Derek Carlisle. “My deepest apologies…

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CALVIN RICHARD CANDAUX

Calvin Richard Candaux aka Calvin Pete Candaux/Smith, of Peach Springs, died Saturday, June 22, 2019, in Hackberry. He was 66. Mr. Candaux was born Jan. 6, 1953 in Winslow, Ariz. The family contact is his son Adrian M. Candaux. Arrangements were made by Sutton Memorial Funeral Home.

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Because we are all dreamers

Dear Editor, Recently the U.S. Supreme Court heard a case that could result in me being kicked out of the only country I have ever known.  On January 29th a musical called ¡Americano! opens at The Phoenix Theatre Company based on my life’s story.  It is a strange time to be me. It is a strange time for many, including those who want to be Americans. Who are Americans.  My story is this. Inspired by the horrific tragedy of 9/11 I spent the next several years wanting one thing:  to be a Marine. So on my 18th birthday I went…

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Scouting may be a solution to improving the mental health crisis our youth are experiencing today

Andy Price, CEO of the Grand Canyon Council, BSA Putting down your phone and picking up a backpack may help with the mental health crisis many of our youth are facing today. According to the CDC, children and teens now spend an average of eight to nine hours in front of a screen every day, which can cause sensory overload and increase risk of attention deficit disorders, anxiety, and depression. Extended screen time negatively impacts mental health by decreasing the child’s opportunities for social connection and amount of time spent outdoors. Limited experiences in nature disproportionately affect children causing long-term…

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Busting life jacket myths for dads

This Father’s Day, skip the necktie and give dad a life jacket. Over the past five years, five men have lost their lives at Lake Mead and Lake Mohave on Father’s Day Weekend. In all five of the accidents, none of the men were wearing a life jacket. “When we ask people why they don’t wear a life jacket, we hear the same answers over and over,” said Christie Vanover, park public affairs officer. “This Father’s Day, in an effort to break the pattern of visitor fatalities, we’re busting the myths.” Some of the popular excuses for not wearing a…

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