It takes a lot of courage to pull up stakes and give up everything a person knows to take a leap of faith and follow a passion, no matter how crazy it sounds to others. But that’s what Pioneer Pepper did when he traded in his gun and his badge for a guitar and a Stetson and moved his family to the Arizona desert more than 20 years ago.

Collin Raye made his inroads into the Nashville country scene in the early ’90s when he signed as a solo act with Epic Records. Long before that, however, he and his brother, Scott, were learning their craft one gig at a time, playing Nevada casinos as The Wray Brothers. They even made it to Laughlin back in the ’80s. Along that route, Raye discovered he could sing just about anything audiences could throw at him. The reason for that — his pure, age-defying, tenor vocals.

We may not live under the Tuscan sun, but a taste of Italy can be found closer than you’d think.
Carlos and Zulma Cella purchased 10 acres in Kingman in 2006 and started a vineyard and winery from scratch, with the knowledge gained from their Italian upbringings.

The Edgewater’s Comedy on the Edge series is a fun way to spend a night out on weekends. Sitting back, relaxing, having a cocktail with friends, or a date, while listening and laughing to some of the best comedians people never may have heard of, makes for a great night of entertainment, and an inexpensive one.
Every weekend, the Edge Lounge features two different comedians consisting of an opening act and a headliner.
This weekend, Friday-Sunday, the lineup includes Corey Sweeney opening the show, followed by Michael Joiner as the headliner.