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Parading his talent
By JACKIE LEATHERMAN
Fourteen-year-old Austin Shafer really had no idea what the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade was — until he found out he was marching in it.
“I’ve never watched the Macy’s Day parade,” Shafer confessed, except for bits and pieces of the event. “I never really knew what it was.”
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Residents granted meeting over dust
By NATHAN BRUTTELL
For several residents on Curtis Drive, barbecues and outdoor activities have become a thing of the past.
“We can’t go outside anymore because of all of the dust,” resident Laurelea Kim said. “There is so much noise going on beyond the appropriate hours that it’s just made things really difficult around here.”
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Local charter teacher arrested
By JACKIE LEATHERMAN
Lake Havasu City police arrested a local charter school teacher for alleged sexual conduct with one of his students, according to police.
Paul Hotaling, 35, faces two felony counts of sexual conduct with a minor after Thursday’s arrest. The alleged victim is a 17-year-old female, according to police. Hotaling made his initial appearance in Lake Havasu Consolidated Court Friday and he is currently being held on a $50,000 bond, according to court officials. His preliminary hearing is set for 10 a.m. on Nov. 27.
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New look for Havasu girls soccer team
By DAVID BELL
Today’s News-Herald
The Lady Knights are in a transition year. Which, according to head coach Tim Hauenstein, can be a good thing.
“We lost 11 or 12 seniors (to graduation last year) so we really won’t know what we’ll have until our first few games,” he said. “We start with Kingman and (Bullhead City) Mohave so we get a chance to find out before regional play.”
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