by Jim Hinckley | Jul 13, 2022 | history, Homepage, website
A few months of high temperatures is the price we pay for living in the desert oasis of Bullhead City along the Colorado River. But it is a dry heat, just like the oven. And our fall, winter and spring temperatures are far more enjoyable than Duluth, Billings, or...
by Jim Hinckley | Jun 15, 2022 | Homepage, Uncategorized
In the literal sense of the words Bullhead City, Arizona on the Colorado River is not an ideal place to look for greener pastures. After all, it is located on the edge of the vast Mojave Desert. However, if you consider the term in the context of opportunity, Bullhead...
by Jim Hinckley | May 10, 2022 | history, Homepage, website
In the modern era Bullhead City, Arizona is known for many things. It is a recreational desert oasis on the Colorado River. It is a top rated location for remote workers. It is ideally suited for retirement. It has a friendly business climate that is ideally suited...
by Jim Hinckley | Apr 9, 2022 | Homepage
Bullhead City, Arizona on the banks of the Colorao River is often referenced as a desert oasis. And rightly so. This dynamic, vibrant mini city that is firmly rooted in a colorful history is fast becoming a destination for people lookinig for a new place to call home....
by Jim Hinckley | Mar 9, 2022 | history, Homepage, website
Bullhead City is ideally suited for the outdoor enthusiast. We are at the heart of a fishing and boating paradise. There are miles of fascinating hiking or moutain bike trails such as the old railbed for the historic Mohave Mill Town Railroad between Oatman and the...
by Jim Hinckley | Feb 4, 2022 | history, Homepage
Ghost towns. Just the mere mention of these words conjures visions of dusty streets, blowing tumbleweeds, and weathered old buildings adorned with faded signs. As with many things in life the reality is often quite different from the dream. Some towns , such as...
