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Mohave County sees increased voter turnout, seeks poll workers for November election

By Elle Johnson | Aug 20, 2020

Mohave County released the results for the primary election, with a 37.75% voter turnout, but the county still needs poll workers for the November general election.

Ducey establishes task force to determine when visitation for long-term care facilities can restart

By Elle Johnson | Aug 6, 2020

Gov. Doug Ducey has established the Task Force on Long-Term Care to develop how and when long-term care facilities can once again allow visitation for their residents.

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Lake Havasu City encourages face masks, discourages going out

By Elle Johnson | Jul 8, 2020

Lake Havasu City is encouraging residents to avoid going out in public when possible as the number of COVID-19 cases continues to increase in the city and Mohave County, according to a city press release.

Property tax to stay the same in Lake Havasu City

By Elle Johnson | Jun 25, 2020

Lake Havasu City won't see an increase in city property tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year, The Bee reported.

Seven final candidates named for Mohave County Manager

By Elle Johnson | May 28, 2020

Mohave County has named the seven final candidates for Mohave County Manager on May 19.

MALC connects with AZStrut for laptops and computers for students

By Elle Johnson | Apr 28, 2020

Mohave Accelerated Learning Center (MALC) connected with an organization in Mesa, Arizona,t o help supply computers and laptops to students that don't have access to a device to do their school work at home.

Arizona fourth-graders score below national average for standardized tests

By Elle Johnson | Feb 26, 2020

Last year, Arizona fourth-graders scored an average of 216 on standardized reading tests, which is four points lower than the national average, the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) said.