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 | 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 | 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 | Jan 10, 2022 | history, Homepage, Uncategorized, website
Bullhead City on the Colorado River is a progressive, modern community with an eye fixed on the future. It is centrally located to major metropolitan areas and a diverse array of outdoor recreational sites. This as well as a mild winter climate and a business friendly...
by Jim Hinckley | Dec 4, 2021 | Chamber News, history, Homepage, Uncategorized, website
The months of winter in Bullhead City, Arizona and the Colorado River Valley are ideally suited for adventure and exploration. And with family arriving for the Christmas holiday from the snow country of the north and east, a shared desert adventure will make memories...
by Jim Hinckley | Nov 7, 2021 | Chamber News, history, Homepage, Uncategorized, website
Union Pass marks the summit after the long climb from the Colorado River Valley on highway 68. For the observant remnants of the areas rich mining history are seen from the highway. Some of the earliest mining activity in Mohave County took place on the western slopes...
