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Petersen not qualified for Attorney General seat

Dear Editor, Arizona State Senate President Warren Petersen has

KUSD School Board candidate John Venenga wants to

KINGMAN, Ariz. – John Venenga, also known as

Havasu incumbent Mayor Cal Sheehy is seeking re-election

LAKE HAVASU CITY — Incumbent Mayor of Havasu,

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Skirmish near Davis Camps ends in shooting

BULLHEAD CITY, Ariz. – The Bullhead City Police

KUSD Board candidate Jeri Wolsey brings 30 years

KINGMAN, Ariz. – Jeri Wolsey, with three decades

Staff Sergeant Dylan Brent Shaffer, USAF

In memory of our loving son, brother, grandson,

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Two virus cases confirmed in Mohave County

MOHAVE COUNTY – A second coronavirus case has been confirmed in Mohave County. The first COVID-9 infection announced Tuesday night is traced to the Lake Havasu City area.

During a Wednesday press conference it was announced that a second confirmed case emanates from the Bullhead City area. Mohave County officials encourage citizen and business compliance with advisories issued by the Centers for Disease Control, Arizona Department of Health Services and Arizona Governor Doug Ducey.

  • Dave Hawkins

6 thoughts on “Two virus cases confirmed in Mohave County

  1. Maybe now they will shut this town down. Look like a bunch of immature children thinking it not coming last weekend. They brought it in last week

  2. Maybe now they will shut this town down. Look like a bunch of immature children thinking it not coming last weekend. They brought it in last week

  3. Have anymore test come back from KRMC that where inconclusive? The news reports said 3 days and its been that.

  4. Have anymore test come back from KRMC that where inconclusive? The news reports said 3 days and its been that.

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