IN THE SPOTLIGHT
On Aug. 13, in accordance with staff recommendation, the Blythe City Council approved the issuance of commercial cannabis cultivation, distribution, and manufacturing business permits to Mother Nature’s Cannabinoids, Inc., to be located at 2168 McKinley and 2161 W. Hobsonway in west Blythe.
City of Blythe Mayor Dale Reynolds, with an active partnership of community leaders and vested hometown locals, has taken the helm to ensure Blythe’s 2019 Crain Family Christmas Parade comes to life this year — with the official holiday theme being: “An Old Fashion Christmas!”
On Aug. 13, Blythe Little League (BLL) President Troy Love provided the Blythe City Council a few updates seeking city permission for upgrades to the local ballparks that the organization currently has in the works — a couple of which included a noted benchmark of approximately 60 days to complete.
A livecast raffle was held at Adrian’s Boxing Gym Aug. 10 as local Daniel Ochoa donated a set of prized boxing gloves — signed by Blythe’s hometown WBA (World Boxing Association) super featherweight champion Andrew “El Chango” Cancio and Golden Boy Promotions CEO Oscar De La Hoya — to the fa…
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- Blythe Little League eyes upgrades to local ballparks
- Memorial plans for Cyr, Randall move forward: Proposed golf course flagpole, granite stone OK'd by council
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- Memorial plans for Cyr, Randall move forward: Proposed golf course flagpole, granite stone OK'd by council
- July BPD monthly incident and activity report, analysis
- Council OKs cannabis business permits: Mother Nature's Cannabinoids eyes west Blythe for cultivation, manufacturing, distribution site
- Blythe's 2019 Christmas Parade: 'An Old Fashion Christmas' – Entry form details, info and more
- Blythe Little League eyes upgrades to local ballparks
- Tori 'Torpedo' Loureiro: Blythe local nets 19 first-place finishes in 2019 swim season
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- Public Works director resigns: City to hire temp replacement from MuniTemps group
- Faces & Places: CVSAS hosts 'Coffee with a Cop' at Blythe Starbucks!
- Follow Up: Trucks collide on E. Murphy and 3rd St., injuring two – Alcohol ruled out as factor
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