Brad Sale has been appointed to the Arizona Western College District Governing Board after Richard …
Read More »Brad Sale appointed to Richard Lamb’s AWC board seat
Brad Sale has been appointed to the Arizona Western College District Governing Board after Richard L…
Obituary: AWC remembers Richard Lamb
Arizona Western College (AWC) is deeply saddened to announce the passing of Richard Lamb, a dedicate…
Shooting at Western Park in Parker leaves one dead
A shooting at Western Park in Parker on Monday night left a juvenile victim deceased at the scene, a…
Verizon outage due to damaged fiber, company contact tells Duce Minor
UPDATE: Service to all sites restored, per Verizon. – ORIGINAL STORY: It’s been a week o…
Recent Posts
August, 2024
-
26 August
Lost dog
Lost on Sunday, August 25th. Very friendly. Laguna and Agency in the Town of Parker. Call 928-216-0309. Owner very worried.
Read More » -
20 August
Brad Sale appointed to Richard Lamb’s AWC board seat
Brad Sale has been appointed to the Arizona Western College District Governing Board after Richard Lamb, who served on the board since 2014, passed away in July. Sale is the Superintendent of the Parker Unified School District. “Sale has been a dedicated educational leader in Parker, Arizona for many years,” reads a press release from AWC. “As Superintendent of Parker …
Read More »
July, 2024
-
23 July
Obituary: AWC remembers Richard Lamb
Arizona Western College (AWC) is deeply saddened to announce the passing of Richard Lamb, a dedicated District Governing Board member, who died on July 21, 2024 at the age of 80. “Richard Lamb was a quintessential Matador,” said AWC President Dr. Daniel Corr. “Few have given so much to our college, our community, and our educational landscape. Mr. Lamb’s deep …
Read More »
June, 2024
-
26 June
Shooting at Western Park in Parker leaves one dead
A shooting at Western Park in Parker on Monday night left a juvenile victim deceased at the scene, according to law enforcement. The apparent murder, committed after 10 pm right on the main thoroughfare through town, shocked the community. On June 24th at approximately 10:16 pm, CRIT Police Department was contacted by La Paz County Central Dispatch to assist Parker …
Read More » -
13 June
Verizon outage due to damaged fiber, company contact tells Duce Minor
UPDATE: Service to all sites restored, per Verizon. – ORIGINAL STORY: It’s been a week of service disruptions in the Parker area, all with their own unique causes. APS had power outages for the entire town of Parker Monday and into Tuesday due to equipment damage. Parker Live heard reports that Southwest Gas had service interruptions too. And now Verizon, …
Read More » -
10 June
Power outage for town of Parker
UPDATE 2: Restored for now. APS is still working on closing a final switch. UPDATE: APS now estimates power to be restored by 4 pm (pushed back from noon). ORIGINAL STORY: APS power is out for the entire town of Parker this morning, due to temporary equipment problems. The utility says it expects restoration of power by noon. It is …
Read More » -
6 June
Parker Tube Float set for Saturday!
It isn’t summer until Tube Float! The Parker Tube Float is set for this Saturday on the Colorado River north of Parker, Arizona, bringing many sun lovers to the largest party on the river. The event’s 46th year will kick off at 8 am at La Paz County Park, with registration at the park for those who haven’t already registered …
Read More »
May, 2024
-
30 May
Proposed changes to BLM site fees, public input open
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is seeking public input on five draft Recreation Business Plans that would modernize the way recreation fee sites are managed in the Lake Havasu Field Office among others, which manages sites in the Parker area. BLM says it conducted a market analysis of current recreation fees statewide which revealed that its fee rates were …
Read More » -
30 May
Rural county stakeholders ask Governor for better groundwater rules
A coalition of county supervisors, mayors, water authorities, tribal leaders and others from rural Arizona have written to Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs expressing their opposition to an “unworkable” groundwater management proposal. The group urged the Governor to continue to work on a more “viable” solution to the issues facing rural areas, which emerged in part due to concerns about foreign-owned …
Read More » -
8 May
Man arrested at traffic stop in Earp
A man was arrested in Earp during a traffic stop for possession of multiple narcotics and being a felon in possession of a firearm. On Monday at approximately 11:23 pm, deputies from the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department’s Colorado River Station / Needles Police Department contacted Ivan Rasho, 37 of Earp, during a traffic enforcement stop near Highway 62 and …
Read More » -
6 May
Fundraiser for family of local tow truck driver in fatal accident
A fundraiser is active for the family of a local tow truck driver who lost his life in a fatal accident on April 10th. A Toe Truck held a procession for Adrian A. Lara. “He loved his job and loved being a ‘heavy hooker’ as he would say,” reads the fundraiser. “Adrian passed away on his son’s 12th birthday. Adrian …
Read More »
April, 2024
-
29 April
CRIT signs historic water lease agreement under federal bill
The Colorado River Indian Tribes has signed the first agreement under a historic federal bill passed by both houses of Congress and signed by President Biden. On Friday, CRIT Chairwoman Amelia Flores and tribal leaders were joined in Parker by U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland, U.S. Senator Mark Kelly, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and other officials, where the …
Read More »
March, 2024
-
27 March
Governor Katie Hobbs meets with officials in Parker
The governor made her stop Tuesday, March 27th and visited La Paz County and the Colorado River Indian Tribes.
Read More » -
19 March
KLPZ Morning Show: Keith’s food prepped
Juanita meal preps for Keith while she’s gone. Listen to this and many other topics on KLPZ’s Morning Show from 6-10 am Monday through Friday on 1380am and online at klpz1380.com.
Read More »
February, 2024
-
24 February
Judge puts brakes on water transfer from rural La Paz County to City of Queen Creek
A judge has put the brakes on a transfer of water from a farm along the Colorado River in rural La Paz County to the city of Queen Creek near Phoenix, a win for a coalition of western Arizona counties who came together to fight the move. In 2018, GSC Farm near Cibola agreed to sell and transfer its entitlement …
Read More » -
19 February
Gunshot at Western Park leaves female in critical condition, suspect wanted
A gunshot at Western Park in Parker left a female victim in critical condition and a suspect is wanted by Colorado River Indian Tribes Police Department. On Sunday at approximately 8:24 pm, CRIT Police and Parker Police were dispatched to Western Park on Desert Avenue in reference to shots fired. As officers arrived on scene they found a female victim …
Read More » -
15 February
Free pizza, festival and ribbon cutting this weekend at Pizza Hut
Pizza Hut in Parker is having a 3-day grand re-opening event this weekend that involves fun for the whole family, including ‘Carnival Day’ on Saturday. The restaurant has been remodeled in recent weeks and the company is keen to celebrate, and to share the love with the public in Parker with free pizza, performances and more. Things get started on …
Read More » -
9 February
WATCH: Legacy Racing’s Donald Jackson on KLPZ
Legacy Racing’s Donald Jackson stopped by the studio of KLPZ 1380am in Parker to chat with morning host Keith Douglas about the upcoming Parker Dam 500 off-road race. Watch here! Race info at LegacyRacing.net.
Read More » -
5 February
Off-road racing returns to Parker February 24th
The second big off-road race of 2024 is coming up on Saturday, February 24th with related events slated from Wednesday of that week. The Parker Dam 500 is organized by Legacy Racing and will be preceded by qualifying races, pre-runs and a Downtown Experience on Arizona Avenue in Parker. The fact that there are two races in Parker this winter …
Read More »
January, 2024
-
31 January
Dr. Braunstein remembered by La Paz Regional Hospital, patients
From La Paz Regional Hospital: In Loving Memory of Dr. Braunstein It is with profound sorrow that we share the news of the passing of our dear friend and esteemed colleague, Dr. Braunstein. Dr. Braunstein’s legacy will forever resonate in the halls where healing took place, in the lives he touched, and in the countless memories shared with patients and …
Read More » -
25 January
Railroad Crossing on Main Street – Road Closure
Main Street in Bouse will be closed to ALL traffic beginning mid-morning Friday (1/26/24) and remain closed through Sunday (1/28/24) to allow Arizona & California Railroad to replace the surface at their crossing. Road Closed and Detour signs will be used to inform traffic of the temporary route in and out of the affected area. Ingress and egress to the …
Read More »