Today starts the first day of an eventful month for Lake Havasu City. Beginning today in Lake Havasu, you can catch “Cruisin on Main” each Thursday evening at McCulloch Blvd. Admission is always free. There will be hot rods, classic cars, rat rods, motorcycles, trucks, and more at Cusisin on Main Street. For more information visit www.lhcmainstreet.com.

Today, you can also you can view classic cars at Havasu Classic from 4pm to 6pm at Wienerschnitzel. This is a great event for classic car lovers and owners. Admission is free. And, for more information you can visit www.havasuclassics.com.
March 2nd will be the big day of the 4th Annual Bluegrass on the Beach starting at 10am and will continue until 6:30pm. Admission is $20 for adults, $10 for teens, and 12 years and under are free. Bring the whole family for this great event and enjoy.
March 2nd is also Bikes on the Boulevard at Lake Havaus’s Main Street and goes thru to McCulloch Blvd. Admission is free and you can find more information at www.lhcmainstreet.com.

March 3rd from 11am to 1pm at Wienerschnitzel you can find the Relics and Rods Cruise In. Every Saturday you’ll see the Relics and Rods Cruise-In, so all Hot Rodders and Classic Car Enthusiasts are welcome.
March 4th is the US Anglers Tournament at Lake Havasu State Park-Windsor 4. The basic entry fee is $175. Anglers fish as a team for cash, prizes and to accrue points for the fish-off. Additional information can be found at www.anglerschoice.com.
March 4th is Hoola Hoop Jam. Each Sunday until the end of April 2012, you can come out to enjoy the fun of Hoola Hoop Jam from 12-2pm at Rotary Park. Admission is free.
March 10th will be the 3rd Annual Full Throttle Harley Days at Shugrue’s Bridgeview Room at 6pm. Admission is $300, which includes a fabulous dinner for two to support local charities. There will be a 50/50 drawing and you’ll have a chance to win a 2012 Harley Davidson.
Come out to the Havasu 95 Speedway at SARA Park for the 2012 race season. Admission is $12 and kids age 6-16 is $6. You will get to enjoy the high speed fun at the most scenic quarter mile asphalt track in the Southwest. For more information visit www.havasu95speedway.com.

Every Saturday throughout March and April you can find family entertainment at Rotary with free Movie in the Park night. Bring your lawn chairs or a blanket and sit back and enjoy the movie under the stars. For more information visit www.lhcaz.gov/parksAndRecreation/parksAdministration.
Find more events all month long at www.golakehavasu.com/events.

The community of Bullhead City, Arizona is located at the point where Arizona, Nevada and California all come together. This large connection makes Bullhead City the perfect place to relocate. Bullhead City is a rapidly growing city that sits next to the blue water of the Colorado River. The city’s beauty is striking as it provides a host of outdoor recreational activities
Bullhead City, Arizona is a hub of retail shopping for Western Mohave County and Southeastern Clark County, Nevada. Over five million tourists travel through Bullhead City each year to enjoy the weather and community events. And just across the Colorado River in Laughlin is one of the nation’s most popular gaming communities.
Bullhead City is an oasis in the desert, which makes it perfect for vacationers, retirees, and families. You will find hundreds of acres of city operated parks for hours of enjoyment. One of the more popular parks, Ken Favargue Park, has lighted basketball courts, bike trails, ball fields, playgrounds and a public pool.
The ever popular Rotary Park covers 300 acres of riverfront. The beaches are well maintained and offer Ramada’s, barbecues, a fishing jetty with fish cleaning stations, boat ramps, and a disc golf course. The park offers a lighted sports complex and is also host to regional tournaments. Bullhead City is known for its annual events. The most known events include the River Regatta, the big Chili Cook-Off, Comfest, and a wonderful Christmas Parade. And, other neighboring communities host events as well.
There are several educational institutions in Bullhead City with the largest being the Campus of Mohave Community College. For higher learning, you can get a 4 year degree from Northern Arizona University’s many programs, and the campus is right here in Bullhead City. Because of recent donations, there will be a new 14,000 square foot Health Science building built. The project began in January and is expected to be completed by August.
When you’re ready to relocate to Bullhead City or one of the surrounding communities, give Realtor® Liz Miller a call at 928-208-5184. You can also visit www.HavasuAreaHomes.com for more information on local real estate.
As our economy gets tighter and medical expenses soar, families are faced with the possibility that their parents are moving in permanently. The latest
numbers reveal that close to 50 million people in America live in a situation where extended family, such as a Mother In Law, is living together. And, those numbers are bound to rise over the coming decade.
If you’re in the position of having to make room for a parent or other relative to move in with you, you may be in luck. One home builder in Lake Havasu City has designed a solution to the problem. Lennar Homes of Lake Havasu has introduced the Next Gen Casita option in many of its communities here in Maricopa County.
So, don’t be surprised if you see many other home builders attempt to copy this idea. A few of the features of the Lennar Next Gen Casita is a large kitchenette with dishwasher, oversized fridge, very large sinks and microwaves, a private patio with plenty of room for a BBQ. These homes also include a bedroom with full bath, living room and private porch.
The Next Gen Casita home provides a unique solution to an increasingly common occurrence. To learn more about your home buying options and to see what it takes to get qualified to buy a home for you and extended family visit me, Liz Miller, Lake Havasu City Realtor®.
Lake Havasu City Winterfest: 2/11/12 and 2/12/12 starting at 10am.
The 27th Annual Winterfest will soon begin in Lake Havasu City and everyone is invited. There will be over 200 vendors coming from around the nation. So, bring your family and friends to shop, browse, relax, and enjoy this year’s events. For two eventful days you will be able to enjoy arts, crafts, merchandise, food, a beer garden, children’s activities, and live entertainment.
You can find free and easily accessible parking along Swanson and Mesquite Avenues. Bring your camera to catch many memorable moments.
Venue: McCulloch Blvd (Main St) between Acoma & Smoketree
Address: 2144 McCulloch Boulevard North
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403
Price: Free
Winter Blast, Western Pyrotechnics: 2/17/12 through 2/19/12 starting 7pm.
Come see what new products the Western Pyrotechnic Association will be bringing to Lake Havasu City this year. Spectators from all around the world will be here to watch the desert sky becomes a beautiful light show. There will be a sporadic display of fireworks from sundown up until the show begins. If you’re looking for the best place to watch, go to Sara Park. The show is from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Parking at Sara Park is $5 each night, and motor-coach parking is available for $25 per day. Sara Park can be found at 7260 S Sara Park Way in Lake Havasu.
For more information about the event, contact Sandi Nagel at 928-0208-2093 or email her at sandi.nagel@frontiernet.net.
If you want the best education for your student, you may want to look into Lake Havasu City Schools. We have Lake Havasu students who are becoming college
graduates before they finish high school. The Lake Havasu City public school system will see 19 students this year who will graduate college before they graduate high school. This amazing progress is due to the student’s willingness, drive and determination to learn as much as possible as quickly as possible by studying more than other students.
With the help of Lake Havasu City teachers, these students have excelled since grade school and have sailed through honors classes. They can now teach themselves by getting together in study groups. In many cases, swapping sleep for homework is how they will earn their associates degree along side of their high school diploma.
Mohave College gives free assessment test to every sophomore interested in taking free college level courses in high school. If they are accepted they begin taking duel enrollment classes during their junior year. The courses available to them are designated courses that meet state requirements for graduating high school and earning their associates degree.
In college, the first two years is generally basic course requirements. So, by starting college while still in high school, they can jump into their major course study when they graduate and save two years of college tuition. Many of the 19 students believe this is a no brainer because of the money and the time they will save in college. It is also a great challenge to them.
If you are looking to relocate to a city that offers better education for students, give Liz Miller a call. She can help you find a home in one of the most exciting tri-city areas in the nation.














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