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The Lake Havasu Area Chamber of Commerce has launched a new survey to gather insights from its members. This initiative aims to enhance and tailor future...
The Lake Havasu Area Chamber of Commerce is actively engaging its members through a newly launched survey. This initiative aims to gather valuable insights to refine...
By Staff Reporter | Nick Myers, a commissioner with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC), has stated that Arizona Public Service (APS) is not to blame for...
Mike Kurn has been appointed as the fifth member of the Lake Havasu Unified School District board. This selection adds to the current board, providing additional...
In a notable move aimed at enhancing public services, the United States has introduced a new system for streamlining geographic data. The initiative involves categorizing states,...
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The identity of one of the victims of the tragic mass shooting at Florida State University (FSU) on Thursday has been confirmed as...
Former state Rep. Andrés Cano appears poised to become the front-runner for the District 5 seat on the Pima County Board of Supervisors, a position recently...
A vacancy has opened on the Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology District Governing Board following the passing of board member Alma Farrell. The open seat...
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During a recent Maricopa City Council work session, the discussion centered on the city’s plan to privatize various recreational programs. The Community Enrichment Department proposed transferring...
By Staff Reporter | Mesa is witnessing a growing movement to recall council member Julie Spilsbury, who represents district two. Spilsbury, a self-identified Republican, faces backlash...
