Mohave Valley Daily News

The Mohave Valley Daily News is a publication based in Bullhead City, Arizona, USA. It was established in 1964 by Lee B. Perry, who was also the owner and publisher of the Needles Desert Star, a weekly newspaper that caters to Needles, California, and the southern region of Mohave Valley. Currently, it is owned by River City Newspapers, LLC.

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Okerman uses quantity to qualify, quality to win Super 60 at Lake Mohave

1 week ago | mohavedailynews.com | Bill McMillen

BULLHEAD CITY — Quantity got Karl Okerman into the finals of the Bass Angler Magazine Super 60 at Lake Mohave. Quality earned him the first-place payoff of $50,000. Okerman, of Blanchard, Idaho, bagged five bass weighing 19.97 pounds in 10-man finals reduced from eight hours to four hours at the direction of the National Park Service because of an unfavorable weather forecast. He won by a scant 0.29 pounds — 4.26 ounces — over Ty Manterola, of Pasco, Washington.
SOAR takes personal approach to teaching Mohave Valley Jr. High eighth graders about the dangers of fentanyl

1 week ago | mohavedailynews.com | Fred Mayson

MOHAVE VALLEY — Over 100 eighth-graders on Friday learned about the seriousness of fentanyl addiction through a passionate presentation made by Stop Overdose Addiction Resources. Almost every SOAR representative who presented had a personal experience of loss or addiction to relate to the gathered student. kAmQ&A F?E:= 286 bb[ x H2D :? EFC>@:=] x 5:5 ?@E =:<6 >JD6=7[Q $~p# rt~ y@9?
Airport authority working on bylaws change to give Mohave County, Bullhead City designated' seats on its board

1 week ago | mohavedailynews.com | Bill McMillen

BULLHEAD CITY — The Mohave County Airport Authority is expected to adopt wording to change its bylaws to allow both Mohave County and Bullhead City government to occupy "designated" seats on the authority's board of directors. Mohave County Manager Sam Elters, at Monday's regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors, said the airport authority had agreed to the county's insistence of a spot on the board of directors. kAmQ|@92G6 r@F?EJ DE277 >6E H:E9 E96 |@92G6 r@F?EJ p:CA@CE pFE9@C:EJ 492:C>2?
River Valley golf hosts Antelope Union

1 week ago | mohavedailynews.com | Matt Rothman

MOHAVE VALLEY — The River Valley golf team competed against Antelope Union High School on Thursday at Los Lagos Golf Club. Nash Hanrahan shot a 38 to lead the Dust Devils, while Hunter Rice and Zack Parker recorded 42s. Keagan Quinn continued his strong season with a 48, followed by James Sixberry.
Photos: MALC softball vs Wickenburg, May 3

1 week ago | mohavedailynews.com | Matt Rothman

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Couple dies in 380-foot fall at Bryce Canyon as national park cliff deaths rise

2 weeks ago | mohavedailynews.com | Veronika Bondarenko

While the 63 national parks dotted throughout the U.S. have continued to enthrall generations of visitors, remote nature also poses a multitude of dangers to those who overestimate their capabilities or simply run into a stroke of bad luck. Common causes of injury at national parks include everything from animal attacks and heat exposure to drownings and cliff falls. kAm%96 =2EE6C :D A2CE:4F=2C=J 4@>>@? :? A2C<D <?@H? 7@C E96:C 42G6C?D 2?5 42G6D] x?
Veteran amputees attempt Grand Canyon Rim to Rim to Rim hike to inspire and raise funds

2 weeks ago | mohavedailynews.com | Calvin Shomaker

When they left the South Kaibab Trailhead earlier this week, U.S. military veterans Kirstie Ennis and Kevin Bittenbender were attempting to put their names in the Guinness Book of World Records as a duo of lower limb amputees to complete the Grand Canyon’s Rim to Rim to Rim hike.
NPS: Give elk, calves their space

2 weeks ago | mohavedailynews.com | Calvin Shomaker

Grand Canyon National Park is reminding people to stay away from elk calves this calving season. Elk calves are born between late April and June, according to the park, which warns that adult elk mothers can be extremely protective of their newborn. kAm“!C68?2?E 6=< @7E6? D66< @FE BF:6E[ 9:556? DA@ED E@ 8:G6 3:CE9—D@>6E:>6D :? A=246D J@F’5 =62DE 6IA64E[ =:<6 ?62C J@FC @77:46[ 369:?5 J@FC A@C49[ @C 2=@?8 J@FC 72G@C:E6 EC2:=[” E96 A2C< D2:5 :?
National Parks Service is asking workers to help them make layoffs

2 weeks ago | mohavedailynews.com | Veronika Bondarenko

While the 1,000 National Park Service probationary workers fired in February 2025 were eventually reinstated to comply with a judicial order, the threat of layoffs and reductions still looms under the new Trump administration and through power granted to Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
'Seussical the Musical' opens Friday

2 weeks ago | mohavedailynews.com | Fred Mayson

FORT MOHAVE — Desert Star Academy's performing arts department will bring the stories of Dr. Seuss to life with four performances of "Seussical the Musical," which opens Friday. "Seussical the Musical" is a loose adaption of several classic children's books penned by Theodor Seuss Geisel under the penname Dr. Seuss. The story follows Horton, an elephant who discovers the Whos, a race of people who live on a clover — only no one believes him and try to destroy it.