Mohave Community College hosts Halloween events and showcases student achievements

Bullhead City’s Parks and Recreation Commission meeting on April 16, 2025, highlighted a vibrant array of community programs aimed at enhancing the lives of local residents. The meeting showcased the city’s commitment to fostering creativity and social engagement through various activities, including arts and crafts classes, game nights, and support groups.

Among the standout offerings are classes in beading, crocheting, knitting, and painting, catering to those looking to explore their artistic side. For game enthusiasts, options like bingo, poker, and Mexican train provide opportunities for fun and camaraderie. The commission emphasized the importance of community support, detailing resources available for veterans, caregivers, and individuals dealing with loss or health challenges.

The meeting also spotlighted the senior campus, which serves as a hub for social interaction and education. With nutritious congregate lunches offered Monday through Friday, seniors can enjoy meals while connecting with others. The Meals on Wheels program further extends this outreach, delivering meals and wellness checks to homebound seniors.

In addition to these programs, the commission discussed upcoming community events, including parties and educational sessions designed to foster friendships and provide valuable information. The meeting concluded with an invitation for residents to visit the senior campus at 2275 Train Road, reinforcing the city’s dedication to building a supportive and engaged community.