By Jayne Hanson A recent all-expense-paid trip to New Jersey led Lori Deysie, of Lake Havasu City, into a whirlwind Miss America adventure that left her breathless amid the start of a hurricane, and missing one shoe – much like a real-life princess. “It was a gift from heaven, but it was b... Read More

By Jake Schwab With the alumni celebration of former students of all decades Friday evening, everyone is once again reminded of the wonderful Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barnes. RiverScene Magazine got a chance to talk with Lee and Millie Barnes about the new field, as well as what it felt like for them ... Read More

By Jake Schwab Traditions for local high school sports in Lake Havasu City have always been around, whether it's the Golden Shovel, the Fight Song, or any other special way to support the Fighting Knights. Adding to the list of traditions is none other than "Purple Shirt Friday" created by Hav... Read More

By Grace Usher There may not be anything as egg-stra special as Virgi Bondi’s hobby. She is a one-of-a-kind egg shell artist. She is the owner and sole-designer for her company Eggstra Special and it is unique in every context. Bondi was living in Japan from 1984-1989,  teaching English. T... Read More

By Grace Usher Teenagers may be overloaded with school, drama and the adjustments into adulthood, but many find escape through art. So is the story of Jaci Greeno, a senior who finds her peace in the art of song. Since she was able to make sound, Greeno, 17, has made song. Her talent has been... Read More

By Jayne Hanson Lake Havasu High School freshman Charlotte Upshaw believes exploration and adventure is the key to her education and future – a notion that led her to summer enrollment at The School of The New York Times and dreams of riding the subway and residing in a top-notch penthouse in t... Read More

By Jake Schwab Lake Havasu City's very own ASU campus has been making students from near and far feel right at home with Welcome Week. With the next semester of college on the horizon, having a smooth transition will make things easier for new students. There are plenty of events hosted by ASU... Read More

By Jayne Hanson Local U.S. Marine Natalie Marcom, owner of Nakoma CrossFit in Lake Havasu City, says it’s about putting one foot in front of the other when it comes to her life, her fitness, her family and her faith. “I love what I do,” Marcom said of her day-to-day at Nakoma CrossFit. �... Read More

By Grace Usher As the approaching first day of school looms, 43 new teachers are being welcomed to Lake Havasu Unified School District for the upcoming 2018-19 school year. The teachers gathered at Lake Havasu High School for a week-long training and team -building camp.   “We are talking a... Read More

By Grace Usher At the age of 14, Sarah Crabtree’s only focus should have been preparing for the trials and tribulations of high school, but life had other plans in store. Mid-freshman year, she began to feel abnormal pain and bruise very easily. When her condition seemed to worsen, she was t... Read More