Nikki Reagan, a graphic artist and website designer from Bullhead City, AZ was featured on the Power Women  Radio Show on Wednesday, October 28 speaking about a revolutionary weight loss system called Core4 by Cal Nutrasciences.

Core4 is an easy to follow weight loss plan that allows you to eat what you want and still lose weight. It features four products designed to work together to target your body’s core, maximize weight loss and burn calories.

The products include an Amino Acid Protein Smoothie, Metabolism Booster, Organic Colon Cleanse and a food sprinkle that when added to your food, removes 25% of the calories ingested.

“I got involved with the product after I lost 42 pounds in eight weeks”, says Reagan. “I didn’t really change that much in my routine and if I can do it, anyone can.”

To listen to the radio program online, visit http://tobtr.com/s/756141 or for more information on the Core4 system, visit www.AzWeightLossCenter.com.  You can also call Nikki Reagan at 928-444-6234

BULLHEAD CITY, AZ – There will be three free weight loss support mixers on Wednesday and Thursday, October 28th and 29th in Kingman and Bullhead City. These mixers are being hosted by reps from CalNutriSciences and will include discussions about specific weight loss products, testimonials, prize drawings and a special guest speaker.

The special guest will be Cheryl Ables from Phoenix, AZ. Ables is a renowned professional life coach and an advocate for women all over the world seeking more out of life. Cheryl is a weight loss expert and was a personal trainer for 20 years. She is currently hired out by small and large corporations to motivate and enhance teamwork and self worth.

This mixer is free to the public. Light appetizers will be provided but attendees are welcome to order food and drink off of the menu at their cost.

On Wednesday, the mixer will be held at the Kingman Company Steakhouse from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The Steakhouse is located at 3157 Stockton Hill Rd in Kingman, AZ.

On Thursday, the first mixer will be held at Cork and Beans Coffee and Wine Bistro at 1 p.m. The Bistro is located at 1595 Mohave Drive, Bullhead City, across from Walmart.

A second mixer will be held on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at El Palacio, located at 1885 Hwy 95, Bullhead City.

For more information, please call Nikki Reagan at 928-763-4888 or visit http://www.c4weightloss.info .

Rescued Unwanted Furry Friends Foundation is experiencing a food crisis and needs the community’s help to feed nearly 600 pets.

With the downturn in the economy and charitable giving, RUFFF’s food supply has dwindled and the organization is facing the possibility of being unable to feed the dogs, cats and other animals. The primary need is dry dog food. RUFFF dogs eat 250 pounds of it a day at a cost of about $100. Dry cat food is also needed, as are dog houses and pet supplies.

Contact RUFFF at (928) 565-BARK (2275) to offer assistance. Food may be dropped off any time at Martin Swanty Chrysler, Donn Williams Jewelers in Bullhead City and the Golden Valley Food Bank. Please call evenings for pick-up or other locations.

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BULLHEAD CITY – Jerry Seinfeld wasn’t the first to make a hit show “about nothing;” William Shakespeare was.

Tri-state residents will be treated to a performance of “Much Ado About Nothing” from 11 a.m. until noon Sunday, Oct. 11, at the Davis Camp Park pavilion as part of the Arizona Shakespeare Festival’s (ASF) 22-stop statewide tour.

According to an ASF release, “ASF was founded in Prescott in 1999” by Tracey Mason and Kelly Johnston. In “Much Ado About Nothing,” “four actors, playing all the roles, tell this beloved comedy of love, betrayal, and sinister rebels in a modern(ish) setting.”

“This is our second statewide tour,” Johnston states in the release. “Our directors have the freedom to take the playwright’s work and make it exciting, engaging and relevant to modern day audiences while holding on to the language, poetry and deep artistry that is William Shakespeare.”

“Now that we have the large lawn and pavilion at Davis Camp, we have an excellent venue for this kind of event,” Mohave County Parks Manager Shawn Blackburn said. “We hope to do many more such artistic endeavors that are free to the public and a benefit to the cultural desires of residents. The audience for Shakespeare is out there and I am sure they will be as excited as we are about this opportunity.”

The play will be performed on the lawn level for the audience’s close-up enjoyment, he said. “Although the players will wear contemporary attire, the performance will be classic Shakespeare.

“I am encouraging school groups to come,” Blackburn said. “I’ve contacted schools in Kingman, Dolan Springs, Golden Valley, Bullhead City, Golden Shores, Needles, Laughlin, Mohave Valley…. wherever there are those who would enjoy this educational entertainment opportunity. We hope individuals, families and organized busloads will show up.

“We will open the South Beach entrance by the Colorado River Historical Museum (just north of the Laughlin Bridge on Highway 95) for those who want to attend,” he said. “Entrance to the pavilion area for this performance will be free. ASF receives sponsorship from individuals and businesses as well as grant funding from the Arizona Commission on the Arts. Their performance will be free to the public; however donations are always appreciated by the Festival.

“We hope to have good attendance at this free unique event to help showcase our pavilion area,” Blackburn said. “Call me at (928) 757-0915 for more information.”