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- Sep 29, 2026
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Supervisor proposes ‘Solomon approach’ in library censorship debate (opens the original)
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After months of debate in Kingman, the countyâs governing board is set to vote on a proposed measure that would prevent branches of the Mohave County Library District from accepting book donations from local residents. Under the proposal issued last week by Mohave County Supervisor Rich Lettman, donated books would instead be given to advocacy group, Friends of the Library. The organization would then sell any such book donations, with revenue being used by the library to purchase new material
Woman accused of removing political signs plans to stand trial (opens the original)
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A Lake Havasu City woman accused of unlawfully removing campaign signs prior to the 2026 Primary Election is scheduled to stand trial later this year in Lake Havasu Municipal Court. Starting in June, 66-year-old Lisa B. Priester was the subject of a local police investigation into the removal of political campaign signs throughout Havasu. Officers contacted Priester after receiving multiple reports of campaign signs being removed from areas including the areas of Acoma and McCulloch Boulevards,
Woman accused of removing political signs plans to stand trial (opens the original)
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A Lake Havasu City woman accused of unlawfully removing campaign signs prior to the 2026 Primary Election is scheduled to stand trial later this year in Lake Havasu Municipal Court. Starting in June, 66-year-old Lisa B. Priester was the subject of a local police investigation into the removal of political campaign signs throughout Havasu. Officers contacted Priester after receiving multiple reports of campaign signs being removed from areas including the areas of Acoma and McCulloch Boulevards,
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BMX, Skaters, scooter riders go airborne (opens the original)
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Dozens of participants and spectators gather Friday at Tinnell Memorial Skate Park for the Phoenix-based Refuge Youth Center project's inaugural "The Movement" BMX, skateboarding and scooter competition. Refuge officials have previously stated they eventually plan to create a branch of the youth center - with an indoor skate park - in Lake Havasu City. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK. Don't Threaten. Threats
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