Are you interested in taking a summer class, but limited by your budget? Do you need a little extra incentive to get off the couch this summer? The AWC Foundation wants to help out, with $10,000 in scholar awards being given out in four days. Interested La Paz County residents should fill out an AWC Foundation Summer Scholars Award and …
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In pictures: Mr. Woody retires
Mr. John Woody, the music teacher at Wallace Elementary School in Parker for the past 48 years, is retiring. On Tuesday night Woody’s final band concert was presented to a packed room of parents, with three bands (beginners, intermediates and advanced levels) performing. “I’m 49 years old, and he taught me how to play an instrument!” said one Parker resident. …
Read More »Star Trek Into Darkness
The newest Star Trek film begins Thursday at BlueWater Cinemas in Parker. Now, here’s the Parker Live review from our own resident movie critics, Keith Moses and Josh Savino. ——– KEITH: Where to begin? J.J. Abrams’ second foray into the world of Star Trek contains a lot more action than its predecessor. He tries to blend the old with the …
Read More »Reports: counterfeit $100 and $20 bills in circulation
Local businesses were urging caution Wednesday as they reported getting ‘stung’ by counterfeit $100 and $20 bills. The serial numbers of the $100 bill were reported to start with ‘KK’. One observer said the bills “didn’t feel right” to touch, and people should be vigilant and use their discretion when accepting cash.
Read More »Viewfinder: “Explains it all”
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Read More »Viewfinder: No bad checks
The word, from La Paz County Attorney Tony Rogers
Read More »Once upon a time…
Sunday night I came to a surprising realization: there aren’t a whole lot of fairy tales that begin with, “Once upon a time there was a cow.” I thought back to my childhood and remembered lots of stories about princesses, mermaids, frogs, more princesses and even pigs, but never did I hear of a story regarding a cow. So I …
Read More »Suspicious device not dangerous
A package found on the sidewalk near the JP6 courtroom in Parker was cleared by the Lake Havasu Police Department bomb team Monday and declared safe, Parker Police Department says. At approximately 12:15 pm on Monday Sheriff John Drum discovered an abandoned Hibachi barbecue sitting on the sidewalk in between the Parker Fire Department and the Court House on Arizona …
Read More »Possible bomb threat at Justice Court
At approximately 12:15 p.m. this afternoon Sheriff John Drum discovered an abandoned hibachi sitting on the sidewalk in between the Parker Fire Department and the courthouse on Arizona Avenue. The Sheriff called for the Lake Havasu Bomb Team to investigate. Below are the updates Parker Live gave on the story during the incident. —– 1:16pm– The entire block is a …
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