Taylor Schwartz-Olson is a journalist based in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. She writes for River City Newspapers and the Kingman Daily Miner, covering local news and events. Her articles focus on a variety of topics, including community celebrations, local government, public safety, and human interest stories.
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Lake Havasu City, United States (Local)
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Taylor Schwartz-Olson's coverage focuses on local news and events in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. She regularly reports on community events, city development, public health issues, and local government announcements.
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Go Lake Havasu has found its next CEO.
By: Taylor Schwartz-Olson
Work on the new surgery center in Lake Havasu City is wrapping up, with staff likely to take in their first patients in January, according to Mike Clark, CEO of
By: Taylor Schwartz-Olson
On Monday, the Mohave County Board of Supervisors will host a public hearing to determine if dog owners should face misdemeanor charges for biting incidents.
By: Taylor Schwartz-Olson
The Mohave County Board of Supervisors will discuss a 2,267-acre solar project proposed for construction just outside Kingman at their Monday meeting.
By: Taylor Schwartz-Olson
Initial results are in, and David Rose, Matthew Houston, and Evelyn Tinsley are leading the school board race. Tinsley has 10,279 votes (21.56%), Rose has 9,668 votes (20.28%), and Houston has 9,407 votes (19.74%).
By: Taylor Schwartz-Olson
Attendees of an election watch party at Jersey’s American Grill react to initial results of local Mohave County races. Pictured: City Councilman-elect David Diaz, school board candidates David Rose, Evelyn Tinsley and Matthew Houston, State Rep. Leo Biasiucci, and State Senator Sonny Borrelli.
By: Taylor Schwartz-Olson
Arizona Corporation Commissioner Lea Marquez Peterson. Image from the ACC's website.
By: Taylor Schwartz-Olson
Arizona Corporation Commissioner Lea Marquez Peterson. Image from the ACC's website.
The new Lake Havasu City VA Clinic will open its doors in a little over a month, and a ribbon-cutting event is scheduled for early December.
By: Taylor Schwartz-Olson
Road closures are expected to cease soon, as work on highly traveled roads in Lake Havasu City will wrap up in mid-December, according to city officials.
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