A potential development project that could transform an undeveloped swath of land into a bustling residential community is causing a stir in Bullhead City. The project, dubbed Emerald Bay, is proposed by developer S3 Group and could include hundreds of homes, a marina, a golf course, and a hotel.
March 2024
‘The Great Duck Pluck’ slated April 13 as fundraiser for River Fund Food Truck Frendzy, children’s coloring contest included in event at Bullhead Community Park
Thousands of little yellow rubber duckies will fill the swimming area at Bullhead Community Park on April 13 as River Fund, Inc., kicks off its newly re-named “Great Duck Pluck” fundraiser. The public can participate in the event for a chance to win prizes and help River Fund continue its mission to assist local individuals and families facing crisis or emergency situations by adopting one or many ducks.
Alabama court ruling sparks fears for future of IVF in U.S.
In a pivotal moment for reproductive rights and the future of in vitro fertilization (IVF) in the United States, a Republican senator’s recent blockage of legislation designed to federally protect access to IVF and other assisted reproductive technologies has ignited a national debate. This legislative effort, spearheaded by Democratic Senator Tammy Duckworth of Illinois, comes in the wake of a controversial Alabama Supreme Court ruling that declared frozen embryos to be children under state law, a decision that has since led to the cessation of IVF treatments by several clinics within the state.
Crown Equipment Corp. announces plans for new facility in Kingman
Crown Equipment Corporation, one of the world’s largest material handling companies, has announced plans to establish a new multi-use facility in Kingman, Arizona. This strategic expansion is designed to bring key operations closer to Crown customers, supporting retail operations and authorized dealers throughout the United States.
Laughlin-Bullhead City Bridge Opening June 7th
Update APRIL 2024: The second bridge connecting Bullhead City, Arizona, to Laughlin, Nevada, is scheduled to open on June 7th, 2024. UPDATE MARCH 2024: The recent work on the new bridge between Laughlin and Bullhead City has focused on depositing and compacting tens...
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