Mojave County’s Seed-to-Supper Gardening Program goes online. Presented by the Mojave County Public Health Department, this series of programs will feature his presentations online from 6-8 p.m. on April 5, 12, and 19. There will be two one-hour presentations each week.
The free series takes participants through the development and harvesting of vegetables and orchards. This program can be a great help for first-time gardeners, but it’s also designed to help those who already have green thumbs.
The program will also be offered directly in the City of Lake Havasu in July.
If you are interested in participating in the online program, please email the organizer, Zen Mocarski (mocarz@mohave.gov).
A link will be sent approximately one week prior to the first presentation and all relevant materials will be emailed as Microsoft Word or PDF attachments.
To join, you need the Microsoft Teams app on your desktop computer or mobile device. Teams apps are available for free in most app stores.
Rotary Park Closed: Why is the south side of Rotary Park closed? This is an annual Teen Break tradition. The southernmost part of Rotary Park, which includes parking lots, beach areas, playgrounds, and surrounding trails, is temporarily closed to the public until Thursday. The Tinnell Memorial Skate Park will also be closed today for Teen Break related activities.
Tourism Awards: Remember that Go Lake Havasu is soliciting nominations for its annual Tourism Awards.
Go Lake Havasu is accepting nominations for three awards presented at the annual Tourism Luncheon to mark the 40th anniversary of National Travel and Tourism Week. Nominations are open until April 7th. The awards luncheon will be on May 10th.
• Rising Star: This award recognizes exceptional work-related achievements by individuals new to the travel and tourism industry. Candidate must have worked less than three years in the Lake Havasu tourism industry.
• Spirit of Tourism: Individuals, businesses or organizations should be dedicated to improving the visitor’s experience in Lake Havasu City and the overall customer service and hospitality of community tourism. Designees must be in regular contact with travelers.
• Tourism Professional of the Year: This award recognizes individuals who have best demonstrated outstanding leadership in their quest for excellence and have advanced the tourism industry. Recipients have many years dedicated to tourism, and nominations may include contributions throughout their careers or recent notable achievements.
