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BULHEAD CITY – The Bullhead City Council approved a contract amendment and extension last week that expands the city’s relationship with Water Rescue and Safety LLC (WRS) for public safety support along the Colorado River and community beaches. Police Chief Robert Trebes told the council that the partnership began in March, 2018 after a successful pilot program with another vendor, Contemporary Services Corporation. Trebes said city police boats made 191 waterway rescues and assists, 5 operating under the influence arrests, issued 133 citations and responded to 50 accidents in 2018 accidents. He said contract lifeguards made 2,826 contacts, performed 383…
Dear Editor, To the writer Paul Bennett who is concerned for America and Diana Brown who thinks Gosar is doing a bang-up job then suggests I did no homework regarding the subject (in the 19 January 2022 edition of The Standard). Ms. Brown admits some of her information came from the internet. We now know the internet is the source of much misinformation circulating today. Think about how Trump’s twitter feed has been deleted because of the numerous untruths he has spread without any facts to back up his claims. I wonder if you read the Mueller Report? If you…
A Bullhead City man pleaded guilty Wednesday to seven felony charges resolving three criminal cases, each of them involving methamphetamine. The deal requires Judge Billy Sipe to impose a 13-year prison term during a May 28 sentencing hearing for Eric Stock, 50. Stock is convicted of possession of dangerous drugs in a 2018 case. In one 2019 case he is convicted of sale of dangerous drugs and three counts of child abuse given the presence of children during the commission of a drug offense. Stock pleaded guilty to possession of dangerous drugs for sale and child abuse in another 2019…
BULLHEAD CITY – The City of Bullhead City’s Recreation Division is getting ready to serve up another exciting sports tournament. The Second Annual Dink for Pink Pickleball Tournament is being held October 3 through 5 at the Rotary Park Pickeleball Courts. You can register for the tournament at www.pickleballtournaments.com. Registration is $30 and will close this Friday, September 27. The tournament is for ages 19 and over and will offer three divisions: singles, mixed doubles and doubles. “Pickleball is one of the fastest growing Recreational activities out there and we are very pleased with the opportunity to host tournaments at…
Mohave Community College is hosting a career fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday March 28 at the Mohave Community College Beale Street Center, 309 E. Beale Street.