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Daisy Nelson
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Editor-in-Chief, Mohave Valley Daily News
Bullhead City
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aging, long-term care retirement planning., caregiving lifestyle for adults 50+, health
Fake news.
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By Daisy Nelson Verified| Today’s News-Herald Verified Fireworks over Thompson Bay, food with family and friends, and a celebration of American freedom — the Fourth of July festivities of Lake Havasu City’s early days weren’t too different from what locals enjoy today. Several Havasu pioneers recalled what Independence Day looked like way back when. “One of my fondest memories was taking our boat out in Thompson Bay to watch the fireworks,” Dan Delasantos said.
By Daisy Nelson Verified| Today’s News-Herald Verified Living in the middle of the Mojave Desert and near a rich resource for wildlife, many Lake Havasu City residents come across wild animals often, even in their own backyards. From families of bunnies to large mountain lions, it’s not an uncommon occurrence. But what is one to do when they come across a wild animal that’s injured or sick? First, leave it alone and observe, according to Dee Pfleger, wildlife manager supervisor for the Arizona Game and Fish Department.
By Daisy Nelson Verified| Today’s News-Herald Verified Fireworks over Thompson Bay, food with family and friends, and a celebration of American freedom — the Fourth of July festivities of Lake Havasu City’s early days weren’t too different from what locals enjoy today. Several Havasu pioneers recalled what Independence Day looked like way back when. “One of my fondest memories was taking our boat out in Thompson Bay to watch the fireworks,” Dan Delasantos said.
Company Info
Mohave Valley Daily News
News West Publishing, a division of Brehm Communications, purchased the Mohave Valley News in Bullhead City, Ariz., from Western Newspapers in 1991. At the time, News West published the Booster Advertiser, a twice-weekly classified advertising product, while Western published the Valley News thrice weekly. The competing publications were both looking at going daily. Western decided to sell and News West became the publisher of the Valley News in June, 1991. A fourth day of publication was added, followed by a fifth day in 1992. The name of the newspaper was changed at that time to the Mohave Valley Daily News. In July, 1994, a sixth day was added to the newly redesigned publication. New computers, color use, pagination and other advances in publishing technology were incorporated into the production of the six-day daily throughout the remainder of the 1990s. Growth has been continuous for the Daily News since its creation. Today, the newspaper boasts a 10,000-plus paid circulation along the Colorado River in the communities of Bullhead City, Fort Mohave, Mohave Valley, Topock, Golden Shores, Ariz., Laughlin, Nev., and Needles, Calif. The publication's colorful presentation, writing and photography have won many state awards since 1993. News West also publishes the Laughlin, Nevada Times, Needles Desert Star, Colorado River Weekender, Laughlin Entertainer weeklies, Clippin' The River, Colorado River Real Estate Magazine and still produces the Booster Advertiser.
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