Members of Kingman Route 66 Rotary Club and the soon to be chartered Kingman Stargazers Rotary Club had a great time on World Polio Day cleaning up at 6 Mile Cove on Lake Mohave, lead by the Parks Service. 10 Rotarians carpooled together and made the 2hr drive each way. The weather was beautiful and we filled over 52 bags of trash, 1 row of seats from a car and 3 broken easy ups.

Kingman Route 66 Rotarians volunteered at the Never Forget 11 5K Run on October 24th.

Another great morning delivering dictionaries to Cerbat Elementary 3rd graders. Couldn't have done it with out our dedicated volunteers. 3 more schools to do this week.

Tom sharing a dictionary with Mr. Bones at Cerbat Elementary.

Kingman Route 66 Rotary Club members working to prepare dicionaries for distribution to 3rd graders in the coming weeks.

Thank you to Bob DeVries (MSTEPP) for sharing the emerging trend of Kratom (Opiod) with our Lee Williams High School Interactors at this weeks meeting.

Kingman Route 66 Rotary Club President Tom presented a temporary bell to Stargazers Chair Kate at the recent Stargazers meeting. 

Members of both the Kingman Route 66 Rotary Club and Stargazers, alond with Rotary Youth Exchange student Joaquin did clean up work at Metcalfe Park on Friday morning.

The Stargazers had the most fun time at our recent service project. We cleaned up the yard, and set up planter boxes, and filled them with vegetables and flowers. It was wonderful to spend time with the family we assisted.

Members of the Kingman Route 66 Rotary Club and the Stargazers attended Rotary Leadership Academy: Glen and Carol, Barry, Cindy, Jen, Kate, and Becky Jo. Also attending was former club member Tom McLarty. 

 Leadership is important in Rotary and opportunities for leadership training abound!

Rotarians, LWHS Interactors, Exchange Student, and a future Interactor having fun while working together to recruit new Interact members. Great teamwork!