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Z’s Glitz & Glam Hair Salon hosts grand opening

The Bullhead Area Chamber of Commerce helped celebrate the grand opening of Z’s Glitz & Glam Hair Salon in Bullhead City this week. Owner Yazmin Portillo Specializes in Hair Cuts, Manicures, Pedicures, Eyelash Extensions, Braids, Make-up and much more. Among those attending and pictured are Portillo, City Council Member Kathy Bruck, Chamber Ambassadors, and staff including, Ellen Brown, Larry Tunforss, Chrissy Walla, Katrina Faulks, Amanda Wallace, Tania Fager-Zavala, George Smith, Heidi Hosley and Yvette Pursley. Also pictured are Raul Portillo, Sylvia Ruezga, Jaime Corona, Nikki Hartwick, Jason Hartwick, Brenda Castro, Alex Castro, Cruz Romero, Felix Carillo, Brenda Castro, Giselle Castro,…

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Ring campaign fate still undecided

BULLHEAD CITY – A pair of candidacy challenges has put Bullhead City Council member Tami Ring on a merry-go-round that’s been spinning all week. And the outcome won’t be known until Mohave County Superior Court Judge Lee Jantzen issues a decision sometime today, Thursday, April 30. Ring and fellow council member Kathy Bruck began the week as candidates seeking re-election in the August 4 primary. Both were was bounced from the ballot when the first lawsuit challenges were heard Monday and Judge Jantzen determined they were just short of the 307 valid nominating petition signatures required to qualify their campaigns….

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Ring campaign fate still undecided

BULLHEAD CITY – A pair of candidacy challenges has put Bullhead City Council member Tami Ring on a merry-go-round that’s been spinning all week. And the outcome won’t be known until Mohave County Superior Court Judge Lee Jantzen issues a decision sometime today, Thursday, April 30. Ring and fellow council member Kathy Bruck began the week as candidates seeking re-election in the August 4 primary. Both were was bounced from the ballot when the first lawsuit challenges were heard Monday and Judge Jantzen determined they were just short of the 307 valid nominating petition signatures required to qualify their campaigns….

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Boyea takes plea deal in stabbing case

A stabbing in Bullhead City last spring is being resolved through a plea agreement. Michael Scott Boyea, 35, Bullhead City, pled guilty Wednesday, March 6, to an attempted first degree murder charge. Deputy Mohave County Attorney Jaimye Ashley said the attack occurred after Boyea arrived at a friend’s home at 821 Glen Drive on May 21, 2018. “He walked behind the victim and stabbed the victim in the neck and back approximately five times,” Ashley said. Bullhead City police spokeswoman Emily Fromelt said the stabbing victim had been involved in a dispute with a mutual friend who was not present…

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