IT'S A LONG WAYS DOWN, BOY!

 G.S. - This afternoon, Thursday 9/25, around 2:30 p.m. the fire department responded to a call from the bottom of the hill at Powell Lake and Cactus. That is a very dangerous turn if you are not completely alert. The vehicle appeared to be barely hanging on as the left rear tire was up in the air. Upon first arriving at the scene, a water company driver walked up to the vehicle, but was afraid to touch it for fear it might tilt. He used his cell phone to call the fire department which arrived in a couple of minutes. There were no injuries reported, but the driver appeared a bit disoriented as firemen assisted him from the scene.

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ACCIDENT SUNDAY

 G.S. - Sunday afternoon around 1:00 p.m. the fire department and sheriff responded to an accident on the highway at the intersection between Old Western Trader and Shell River Stop. There were no injuries reported. Both vehicles and drivers were from out of town, just passing through. Apparently the driver of the small pickup truck ran a stop sign and the motor home struck the truck.

MISSING TEEN SEARCH
 Fort Mojave - Mohave County Sheriff's detectives are searching for Loretta Polsinelli, 15. She's been missing since Friday and did not report to classes at River Valley, where she is a sophomore. Loretta is five feet tall, 130 pounds, with an olive skin complexion, long light brown hair and brown eyes. Anyone with any information are urged to contact the Mohave County Sheriffs Department at 758-0700.

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David Lereah Warns Leadership Conference Audience to Watch Out for Federal Budget Deficits
Housing Market will remain Strong in the immediate future, NAR economist predicts.
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CORNFEST THIS WEEKEND
 Ft. Mojave - One of the area's most popular events returns this weekend, the 10th Annual Mohave Mesa Kiwanis Cornfest. "It's the largest non-profit event in the area, which raises a lot of funds for the area. As well as it's very inexpensive entertainment," said organizer Dave Patterson. "We've got three stages of entertainment going constantly, it's free admission, free parking, and again it benefits, last year, 54 different charities that walked away with funds that are much needed." Last year funds raised at Cornfest benefited 54 different charity groups. In addition, Mr. Patterson said that costs have been kept at the same levels as the past six years. "We've held everything down because, again, it's important to us not only to earn the funds to then donate back to the community, but to keep it affordable," he said. The event gets underway this Friday on Highway 95, just south of Aztec Road.

FOOD SHARE UPDATE
G.S. - As it stands right now, the men of Golden Shores Community Baptist Church are planning to start a Food Share program. Since the previous Food Share program was shut down in June, people who need food are having to resort to other means. The church's food share program will provide around $50-60 worth of food for less than $20 and each person can buy up to 3 boxes. A final decision will be made by the men at the October meeting and possibly start in November. Watch here for details.

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH
MEETING RESCHEDULED
G.S. - Due to some unforseen circumstances, the Neighborhood Watch Meeting scheduled for September 18, was cancelled. The meeting has been rescheduled for October 16. Watch here for further details. For more information, please call 768-1400 or email ys@goldenshores.net.

SEARCH FOR MISSING BOATER
Lake Mohave - Public safety officials still have not been able to find the body of a 22-year-old man that apparently died on Lake Mohave this weekend. According to reports, the victim jumped from the roof of a houseboat and failed to resurface. "They resumed the search (Monday), they're using boats and an underwater camera." said Roxanne Dey with the National Park Service. The victim has been identified as Noah Rosenblum of Las Vegas.