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The Wallens will appear at the Black Bridge Brewery, 421 E. Beale St., at 7 p.m. on Thursday, March 5.

Information and connections to local substance abuse resources, HIV and Hepatitis C screenings, naloxone and more will be available when the Centerpoint for Hope-Mobilize AZ free mobile clinic comes to Kingman from 8 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 26 to 1 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 27.

Kingman Take Off Pounds Sensibly handed out awards to high achievers at their January, 2020 awards banquet.

The Kingman Fire Department responded to an unknown fire on South Sixth Street Tuesday, Feb. 18, with responding units arriving to find a vehicle fire.

Earl and Kathie Engelhardt of the non-profit Bird Haven Rescue and Sanctuary of Kingman, Inc. will speak at the Thursday, Feb. 20 meeting of the Kingman Mohave Lions Club.

The Clean City Commission will consider partnering with the Bring Your Own group at its meeting scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 20 in council chambers, 310 N. Fourth St.

Melvin loves to learn and experience new activities.

A Henry Side Action and a “We the People” guitar signed by rocker and Motor City Madman Ted Nugent are just some of the prizes available for attendees of this year’s Friends of NRA Kingman Fundraiser on behalf of the NRA Foundation.

On Friday, Feb. 21 there will be thousands of sportsmen in the field for opening day of the 2020 general spring javelina hunt.

Susan McAlpine of Kingman, a member of the Wild Horse and Burro National Advisory Board in Washington D.C., is praising a pilot program that delivers birth control vaccines to wild burros and horses that threaten to over-run their range.

These are the winners of the Yucca Elementary School District No. 13 Spelling Bee held on Jan. 19, 2020.

Advocates for overhauling Arizona’s criminal justice system want to put a proposal on the November ballot that would cut the sentences of non-dangerous offenders for good behavior.

Cirque Legacy, a circus that features human performers instead of animals, returns to the Mohave County Fairgrounds in Kingman this week.

But why Route 66? Doesn’t Europe have enough beautiful, historic roads to photograph?

The number of bighorn sheep counted in surveys in 2019 show sheep herds have yet to rebound after recent bouts with pneumonia.

Calling it a less expensive and more accessible alternative, a House panel voted Monday to allow community colleges to offer four-year degrees.

The construction crew for the Andy Devine Avenue ADA improvements project were scheduled to start work at the intersection of South 4th Street and Andy Devine on Monday, Feb. 17.

Blood drives have been slated for five locations in the Kingman area in March.

CAN Community Health, which provides medical services to those with HIV/AIDS, hepatitis C and other diseases, will hold a free testing event from 1–5 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 19 at the Kingman Area Food Bank, 2930 E. Butler Ave.

Mohave County Supervisor Hildy Angius initially balked at the idea of naming a new residential treatment center for women as “Hildy’s House.”

City officials cited safety reasons and residents’ concerns over closures that typically have lasted two or three hours, Today’s News-Herald reported.

The City of Kingman issued the following building permits for the week ending Feb. 13.

A review of Miner archives reveals at least four multi-vehicle collisions attributable to glare on the southbound approach to the pass in the past 10 years.

He asked her to become his wife two weeks after they met, but she kept saying no.

Not for the first time in American politics, a jackass has been elected to office.