Sunguard brand wiper boots put your blades in the shade. Add years to the life of your wiper blades! Slip on a set of Wiper-Savers today-and protect your wiper blades from the sun’s powerful UV rays!  Provides the ideal shade factor and airflow to your blades and prevents costly sun-rotting. Eliminates irritating water streaks when in use. Also prevents an unsightly black skid mark from forming where the blades rest on your windshield cover. Avoid the cost and nuisance of replacing your wipers every year. Wiper-Savers pay for themselves in their first year! 6-year warranty. They come in 2 sizes: Regular and Large. Specify color choice from the chart below.Made only in premium quality 94% Hi-Density Sunguard fabric.View Product

June home sales down 22 percent
June home sales were down about 22 percent compared to the same month last year, according to statistics released this week by the Lake Havasu Association of Realtors.

Web Sites For Lease
Announcing the availability of 3 great web sites for lease. Pre Made Sites:Looking for a Lotto site to operate?Mardigras Lotto for lease. Click Here Lancer Lotto for lease. Click Here Alligator Lotto for lease. Click Here

rv Secrets What they do not tell you - $21
Discover the rv Secrets you may not have known about, if you are considering becoming a Full Time or Part Time rver. Take a journey with “rangerrob” as a Full Time or Part Time rver, and learn learn rving information you may not have heard about. http://www.rvsecretsonline.com/rvsecrets/ Hello, I am […]

Bolstering Pima Wash
Lake Havasu City Parks Department employee Kyle Sorenson, kneeling, adjusts a baluster on a railing installed Tuesday on Pima Wash on the north side of McCulloch Boulevard. Parks staff including Tim Baker, standing right, Albert Davalos, shown behind the railing, and Tom Ward, not shown provided the labor for the installation of the railing, which is patterned after the one on the London Bridge. Volunteers Dean Barlow, center, and Rose Baldo, at left, fabricated the concrete balusters, footings and caps using materials donated by local businesses. The project was helped along by donations from the Sunrise Rotary Club and Relics & Rods, Barlow said.

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