Western Arizona conservatives’ second favorite Lake appeared in Lake Havasu City this week, alongside state and local Republican candidates to meet voters and discuss issues central to conservative values.
The VFW Post 10386 dart league donated $1,550 to the Fireball Foundation.
The City of Kingman issued the following building permits in the week ending May 13:
Kingman Municipal Court Judge Jeffrey Singer said the Kingman Veterans Treatment Court wants to continue creating outlets for veterans to feel connected after graduating from the program.
About 270 motorcyclists, participants the Run for the Wall, stopped for lunch in Kingman on their trek to Washington D.C. in honor of veterans who made it home, and those who didn’t.
The Mohave County Board of Supervisors approved forming a large committee of stakeholders to address fairgrounds needs for the proposed county fairgrounds relocation.
Mohave County Democrats Kingman District 1 will be having a petition signing slam on Saturday, May 21 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. in front of their office at 212B N. 5th Street in downtown Kingman.
Kingman Republican Women at their June 6 meeting will hear from gubernatorial candidate Matt Salmon, Arizona State Treasurer Candidates Kimberly Yee, treasurer candidate Jeff Wenninger and John Gillette, a candidate for state representative in LD 30.
Salina loves math, volleyball, basketball and listening to rap music – especially Drake.
The Kingman Police Department has been awarded a $1,000 grant from the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety to participate in the two-week “Buckle Up Arizona … It’s the Law” program from May 23 through June 5 as part of the National Click It or Ticket Campaign.
Bashas’ grocery store at 3360 E. Andy Devine Ave. in Kingman will hold a pop-up hiring event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 21.
More than 75 years ago, the United States prepared for a conflict with the Soviet Union that ultimately never erupted onto the battlefield.
A red flag fire warning will be in effect from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Thursday, May 19 in the Kingman area.
Mohave Community College Nursing program hosted a pinning ceremony for graduating students on the Kingman campus.
Mohave County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested Nathan James Rubalcava, 32, of Mohave Valley, and Gabrielle Christine Arizaga, 30, of Bullhead City, after fentanyl pills were allegedly found in their possession.
The Mohave County Democratic Central Committee hosted its 25th annual picnic with a variety of Arizona candidates and over 60 attendees.
The Mohave County Planning and Zoning Commission recommended denying the request to rezone a 40-acre lot from agriculture residential to commercial recreation to accommodate an exotic animal facility in the Cedar Hills area.
Illegal dumping on public and state land has become a daily local and federal issue in Mohave County, despite community efforts to make disposal easier.
A Petro Rock employee from Utah uses a road grader to apply millings onto Tapeats Drive in preparation to having the road chip-sealed.
The next installment of the Sounds of Kingman concert series will be musician Bud Mickle.
The Hualapai Amateur Radio Club will hold an American Radio Relay League annual “field day” event on Saturday and Sunday, June 25-26, in the parking lot of Mother Road Harley-Davidson, 2501 Beverly Ave.
A California man made an initial court appearance this week, charged with the death of a Canadian woman 17 years ago. His bond has now been set at $1 million, and county prosecutors are expected to file a felony indictment in the case as soon as next week.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management has for decades fought illegal dumping on Mohave County’s public lands, but they may not be able to do so without aid from local law enforcement.
Kingman Tractor Supply announced their store at 3136A North Stockton Hill Road in Kingman is now home to a new garden center loaded with backyard and country-living essentials.
