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The city of Oxnard is offering a senior excursion on March 20-22 to Laughlin, Nev. for anyone 55 or older on a first come, first-paid basis.

IN CONTROL: Laughlin High School senior Jimmy Minniear won all three of his NIAA Class 2A South League Championship wrestling matches on Saturday in the Cougars Den to emerge as the south’s No. 1 seed for the NIAA state championships on Friday and Saturday at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas Cox Pavilion.

LAS VEGAS — Clark County Commissioner Steve Sisolak on Friday afternoon released a letter calling for Laughlin’s voters to be allowed to decide whether they want to incorporate and be Nevada’s only city on the Colorado River.

LAUGHLIN - A Family Resource Center has returned to provide a local one-stop social service point - one or two days a week - for the next five months.

CARSON CITY (AP) — Nevada casinos won $855.7 million in December, up 2 percent compared with the same month a year ago with gains driven by a welcome increase in core casino game action instead of high-roller baccarat on the Las Vegas Strip, state gambling regulators reported Thursday.

In a presentation to potential lenders on Wednesday, Tropicana Entertainment Inc. outlined several changes company officials will make at its two Laughlin resorts, including possibly divesting one of them. The company, not connected with the Tropicana

LAUGHLIN - Volunteer deputy registrars of voters Dottie and Jesse Lewis will assist Nevada residents in registering to vote, including updating addresses from moves or name changes.

Nevada casinos won $855.7 million in December, up 2 percent compared with the same month a year ago with gains driven by a welcome increase in core casino game action instead of high-roller baccarat on the Las Vegas Strip, state gambling regulators reported Thursday.

LAUGHLIN — Nevada’s second national senator has joined the list of the state’s elected federal officials calling on the Nevada Legislative Commission to let Laughlin residents decide whether they want to be an incorporated city or not.

Physical therapist Capt. Shaun O'Laughlin searches for a trigger point, or muscle knot, on physical therapy technician Sgt. Blake Lansford's calf during a demonstration of trigger point dry needling Jan. 24 at Munson Army Health Center.