Another provider will be distributing covid-19 vaccinations in Lake Havasu City starting today.
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Recreational marijuana is now legal in Arizona, and Lake Havasu City dispensaries are prepar…
Access to the vaccine hasn’t been easy for some residents. Now, the Mohave County Health Dep…
Mohave County comprises almost 12% of Arizona’s geographic area – It’s a big place, but now …
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- Embry Health joins vaccine effort
- Pot sales will start this week
- You’ve got mail: County will now accept emailed public comments
- Coronavirus: ‘Major’ provider will join vaccine effort in Mohave County
- Biden’s mask mandate includes federal lands, but enforcement remains unclear
- Mohave County Supervisors make plea to protect uranium mining near Grand Canyon
- On the cutting edge of heart surgery
- Hualapai Tribe could get Internet upgrade with help from county television district
- Governor wants to cut taxes by $200M
- Parker 425 revs up this weekend
- Vaccines available in Havasu for those over 75
- Speed UTV gets the green light for showroom at Hastings site
- Lawmakers pushing again to make Arizona 2nd Amendment sanctuary
- Havasu Balloon Festival cancels night glow, movie screening because of wind forecast
- Joy L. Smith: Courage is the beginning of wisdom
- Lake Havasu, Mohave County declare state of emergency
- Girl Scout meet-and-greet planned
- Police pay in focus as Havasu city council considers budget priorities
- S.O. Expo encourages party planners to celebrate local
- Shared workspace intended as test case for bigger endeavor
- Efforts continue to protect snake in Havasu region
- Havasu teachers of the year recognized
- Lake Havasu fish habitat program restored after a two-year hiatus
- Soroptimists award $8K in scholarships to local women
- Knife-wielding suspect was on probation, police say
- Sheriff’s plan calls for 45 new deputies
- Sheehy talks up Havasu to Phoenix TV station
- Accused molester files motion to suppress his own statements
- Learn more about the Apollo program’s 5 Ms
- Golden Valley man gets DUI after rolling UTV
Lake Havasu City officials say workforce housing is a high priority for the city, but solutions will have to come from private development. Read more
