Editor:I moved to Mohave county a couple of years ago and started occasionally picking up your papers at the post office. I’ve been without a car for a while and out of the loop until someone brought me the April 2024 print, and I wanted to commend you all for...
June 2024
June 2024 Articles
Getting help when leaving the military
Those who leave the service can be in for quite a life change, not only for them but for their families. The transition can be something of a challenge.The VA knows this and has set aside $4 million to be used this year as grants to organizations that help with that...
Navigating private car sales
NATION – So, you’re ready to buy your next car. Are you considering going through a private seller? If you haven’t bought a car from a private seller before, you may have some concerns and questions. To help you navigate the private seller market, Autotrader - one of...
Voting for the lesser evil?
By Robert C. KoehlerThe election paradox looms. Do I calm myself down, steady my hand, pull the lever for Joe, even though it feels like voting for Netanyahu? Even though it feels like I’m losing another bomb on Gaza?I’ve had a number of intense conversations with...
Donald Trump and the uses of violence
By Andrew MossIn a wide-ranging interview with a Time Magazine reporter this past April, Donald Trump said he expected victory in the coming presidential election, but he wouldn’t rule out the possibility of political violence if victory didn’t materialize. As he...
Should we boycott Bullhead City?
Editor:The leadership of Bullhead City has once again imposed their myopic, elitist attitudes upon the area residents outside the boundaries of the city limits.Bullhead City, declaring May 10 “the official start of the summer season,” has once again imposed a parking...
Clark County expands rental assistance programs
LAUGHLIN – Clark County has significantly expanded its rental assistance programs to better support residents facing financial hardships. Effective from early June, these enhancements aim to provide comprehensive financial intervention to families and individuals at...
Donald Trump convicted of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in NY
NATION – In a historic ruling that sent shockwaves through the political and legal spheres, former U.S. President Donald Trump was convicted on May 30, 2024 of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. This marks the first time in American history that a former...
MCC breaks ground on Advanced Manufacturing Training Center
KINGMAN – June 18, 2024, at 10 a.m., Mohave Community College (MCC) will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for its new Advanced Manufacturing Training Center (AMTC). The event will take place at Windrose Lane, next to Shelves West (4425 N Windrose Ln, Kingman, AZ 86401),...
MEC Peaker Plant proposal ignites community debate over location
MOHAVE VALLEY – The Mohave Electric Cooperative’s (MEC) proposal to construct a 98-megawatt gas-fired peaker power plant has sparked a heated debate among residents of Fort Mohave and Mohave Valley. The plant, initially proposed for Fort Mohave and now slated for a...
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Read MoreASU to Close Lake Havasu Campus Amid State Funding Cuts
LAKE HAVASU — Arizona State University (ASU) announced on Monday, Sept. 23, 2024, that it will close its Lake Havasu campus and implement a tuition surcharge for on-campus students in response to significant state funding cuts....
Read MoreMohave County Supervisors Deadlocked Over Medical Examiner Contract Renewal
MOHAVE COUNTY — In a contentious meeting that stretched over four hours, the Mohave County Board of Supervisors found itself deadlocked over the future of its medical examiner services. On Aug. 5, the board voted 3-2 against...
Read MoreArizona Governor Launches Task Force to Address Healthcare Workforce Shortages
ARIZONA — Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs announced the launch of a special task force to address the state’s growing shortage of healthcare professionals, particularly in rural areas. The initiative, part of the broader...
Read MoreUS District Court of Arizona Validates Bullhead City’s Food Sharing Ordinance
BULLHEAD CITY — In a significant ruling, the United States District Court of Arizona upheld Bullhead City’s Food Sharing Ordinance, dismissing a lawsuit filed by Norma Thornton in October 2022, which alleged violations of...
Read MoreMohave Community College Board Approves Name Change to ‘Mohave College’
MOHAVE COUNTY — The Mohave Community College (MCC) Board of Governors officially approved the decision to change the institution’s name to Mohave College, marking a significant milestone in the college’s history. The...
Read MoreMCC Awarded $3 Million Federal Grant for Hispanic and Low-Income Students
MOHAVE COUNTY – The U.S. Department of Education just notified Mohave Community College (MCC) that the college will receive a prestigious grant totaling nearly $3 million. The federal grant will support MCC’s Pathways to...
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Attorney General Mayes Announces Naloxone Allocation in Fight Against Opioid Epidemic
PHOENIX — Attorney General Kris Mayes today announced the latest quarterly allocation of naloxone...
Read MoreBiden Issues Executive Order to Curb Proliferation of ‘Glock Switches’
NATION – President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Thursday aimed at curbing the proliferation of “Glock switches,” small devices that can convert semi-automatic firearms into fully automatic weapons. The...
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Bullhead City Celebrates Refurbished Skate Park with Reopening Event
BULLHEAD CITY — The City of Bullhead City held a ribbon cutting for the newly refurbished skate...
Read More13th Annual Paul Walsh Veterans’ Day Parade Set for Nov. 6 in Bullhead City
BULLHEAD CITY — The 1st Marine Division Association in conjunction with the Bullhead City and Administration is hosting the 13th Annual Paul Walsh Veteran’s Day Parade on Saturday, Nov. 6, at 10 a.m. Parade Details and...
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MIT Begins to Discriminate Less
By Rich Lowry The indications are that a historically oppressed minority group in America is...
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On the Brink in the Middle East: Israel-Hezbollah Tensions Escalate
By Mel Gurtov Signaling an Invasion Israel’s planting of explosive material in pagers and...
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Empty Alcohol Bottle in the Pocket? VA Surgeon Incident Raises Concerns
By Freddy Groves A big thumbs-up to the whistleblower who ratted out a Department of Veterans...
Read MoreChloride Fills Their Yards for All Town Yard Sale
CHLORIDE – Now that the hot weather is a thing of the past, the friendly folks in Chloride, a historic 1860’s silver mining camp, are filling their yards with treasures for the Saturday, November 2nd All Town Yard Sale....
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Dealing with Covid … Again: Tips for Staying Safe
By Matilda Charles Here we go again. Not to be an alarmist, but Covid never did go away....
Read MoreDoes Age-Related Macular Degeneration Cause Blindness?
NATION — Age-related macular degeneration causes the slow loss of central vision over time but rarely causes complete blindness. Macular degeneration is the leading cause of vision loss for people over 50 years old. It occurs...
Read MoreFlavonoid-Rich Foods May Lower Dementia Risk, Study Finds
NATION — Flavonoid-rich foods, such as berries, and beverages, such as green tea, could help lower a person’s risk of dementia. Flavonoids are potent antioxidants found in plant-based foods, providing various health...
Read MoreWhat to Know About Prostate Cancer: Risks and Effective Treatments
NATION — Prostate cancer is a common type of cancer in males, but it is highly treatable in the early stages. It begins in the prostate gland, which sits between the penis and the bladder. Experts do not know what causes it, but...
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Physical Activity May Help Prevent Diabetes and 200+ Diseases
NATION — Engaging in physical activity during one or two days of the week may also have...
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Diet Center’s Tip of the Month: What is a Serving Size?
KINGMAN — Many people are confused about what accurate serving sizes are when it comes to good...
Read More‘Dancing Molecules’ Could Help Repair Cartilage Damaged by Osteoarthritis
NATION — Researchers are designing ‘dancing’ molecules meant to make it easier for cartilage damaged by osteoarthritis to regenerate. Osteoarthritis is a common and chronic condition that can involve cartilage...
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From Career to Classroom: Six Strategies to Create Success for Adult Learners
NATION — Late each summer, we see eager students returning to the classroom with new backpacks,...
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Hive Five Meadery Adds to Kingman’s Downtown Revival with New Mural
KINGMAN — The heart of Kingman’s historic downtown is buzzing with new life, thanks to the...
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‘Just the Facts with Steve Ballmer’ Shares Government Data on Energy, the Environment, and Economy
NATION — USAFacts, a not-for-profit, nonpartisan civic organization founded by former Microsoft...
Read MoreHome Heating Tips and Changes That May Impact Homeowners
NATION — As the days grow shorter and temperatures begin to dip, it’s time to get homes ready for the cooler months ahead. Homeowners might be eager to cozy up with blankets, but it’s just as important to think about...
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How to Repair 4 Common Types of Wall Damage
NATION — Maintaining the walls of your home is essential for both aesthetic appeal and structural...
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NATION — Updating your home doesn’t always require a complete overhaul or major expense. Sometimes, a few simple changes can breathe new life into your space. One of the best and easiest ways to transform a room is through...
Read MoreHow to Make the Most of Fall Family Moments: 6 Fun Ideas
NATION — There’s something special about fall: The refreshing coolness in the air, changing colors and cozy nights with your family all create wonderful opportunities to share moments of carefree joy together. Whether...
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Beer Cheese Soup: The Perfect Comfort for Crisp Autumn Days
NATION – As the days grow cooler and the leaves start to turn, there’s nothing quite like a...
Read MoreBullhead City Hosts Semi-Annual Clean Up Day Event on October 19, 2024
Bullhead City, AZ — In coordination with Mohave County and the Bullhead City Fire Department, the City of Bullhead will be hosting its semi-annual “Clean Up Day” event on Saturday, October 19, 2024. The event, which...
Read MoreBullhead City Cornfest and Balloon Festival Bring Action-Filled Weekend
BULLHEAD CITY — Bullhead City is gearing up for an action-packed weekend from October 25 to 27, 2024, with two major community events: the Kiwanis Cornfest and the inaugural Bullhead City Balloon Festival. These events promise...
Read MoreUltimate guide for safe senior fitness when the temperatures climb
NATION — If you’re an older adult, staying fit may be one of your top wellness goals. But how can you exercise during a heat wave? Concerns about the heat are justified, as seniors are more likely to suffer from the effects of...
Read MoreSeptember highlights in Lake Havasu City
LAKE HAVASU — As September ushers in the first hints of cooler temperatures, Lake Havasu City continues to shine as a vibrant destination for both relaxation and adventure. The lake remains a playground for water enthusiasts,...
Read MoreGame day gourmet: How to build the perfect sports day table
NATION — It’s tailgating season! Whether you’re relaxing in the parking lot before the game or gathering in front of the television with family and friends, it means football and food. The biggest debate is what to serve all of...
Read MoreFive tips for boating responsibly
NATION — Nothing beats relaxing days spent on the water. Looking to get your feet wet? There are plenty of ways to get on the water whether you own a boat or are just getting started. Boating has seen a surge in popularity as...
Read MoreGet your outdoor space spruced up with new easy-to-use paints
NATION — Easy-to-use spray paint allows DIYers to complete projects faster, leaving plenty of time to still enjoy the cooler temperatures of an Arizona autumn.Whether homeowners need a backyard refresh ahead of fall hosting or...
Read MorePlan on moving soon? Seven suggestions to make it easier
NATION — Have a move on the horizon? You may feel overwhelmed. But moving can be the perfect opportunity to declutter and set yourself up for a smooth ride into your new neighborhood.It’s likely that you want to keep control of...
Read MoreBuilding online presence for small business success in Mohave County
MOHAVE COUNTY — For small businesses in Mohave County, having a strong online presence is no longer just an option—it’s essential. With more people relying on the internet to find local services, shop, and connect, businesses...
Read MoreSurvey finds nearly 70% of Americans are confident in their investment strategy
NATION – More than 60% of Americans feel they are in a better place to achieve their goals than generations that came before them, according to Schwab’s eighth annual Modern Wealth Survey, an examination of how Americans think...
Read MoreDiabetes: Could eating baked potatoes over other carbs improve heart health?
NATION — A new study suggests that baked and roasted potatoes can help people with type 2 diabetes maintain healthy blood sugar levels and reduce their waistlines. The study compared baked potatoes with another carbohydrate — an...
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Life is stressful! Many people worry about what is going to happen with the economy, with jobs, not to mention daily cares of life.During these times we may give into high calorie/high fat foods with the misconception that food...
Read MoreWhat to know about atrial fibrillation
NATION — Atrial fibrillation (A-fib) is an irregular heart rhythm and a type of arrhythmia. It can interrupt blood flow, causing palpitations, chest pain, and breathlessness. A-fib increases the risk of blood clots and stroke....
Read MoreCan following a Mediterranean diet reduce your COVID-19 infection risk?
NATION — A new study found that people who follow a Mediterranean diet may have a reduced risk of COVID-19 infection. Nadine Greeff/StocksyThe Mediterranean diet is one of the most popular diets in the world.Past studies have...
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NATION — The human body experiences major changes at two specific times, research shows. As we age, the body undergoes a number of changes, both externally that you can see and internally that you cannot see.Researchers at the...
Read MoreNovel treatment may restore memory in Alzheimer’s disease
NATION — Some 55 million people worldwide have dementia. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, 7 million people in the United States alone are living with Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia. At present,...
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Turning off monitoring machines?
By Freddy GrovesTelemetry medicine is a huge benefit for surgery or cardiac patients. Using fancy...
Read MoreBullhead City Schools surplus equipment sales open to the public
BULLHEAD CITY – If one person’s trash is another person’s treasure, surplus supplies in the Bullhead City School District may be someone’s gold mine. The district has launched a series of ongoing warehouse sales, with the next...
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Living — and Dying — in the Moment
By Robert C. KoehlerI stroke the unknown . . . Bear with me as I finish my short walk. I was...
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China Views the US Election
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