Golden Valley News

There are plenty of ways to enjoy the harvest season as the calendar creeps toward Halloween

The electricity of unbridled excitement is sparking through the air. Adrenaline surges through the body. Darkness lit only by the moon.

Candidates David Garcia, David Brill in Kingman Friday morning

The gubernatorial and congressional hopefuls will be in Kingman from 7:45 – 9 a.m. Friday at Calico’s Restaurant, 418 W. Beale St.

Jump start holiday shopping at Heidenreich

‘Tis the start of the season, and holiday shopping is kicking off from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday at the Kathryn Heidenreich Adult Center, 1776 Airway Ave.

Quilt fundraiser raffle Saturday for breast cancer

Now that the weather is getting colder, it’s the perfect time to get a blanket and bundle up on the couch. Connie’s Quilters Hide-A-Way is hosting its “Quilt Pink for Life” raffle for the Kingman Regional Medical Center breast cancer program.

Waterline project closes Kahn Drive at Stockton Hill

Motorists will be directed to use either Plaza Drive or Morrow Avenue to access Discount Tire and Wash Me carwash.

Speed Crafting at Annie’s Art Attic

Space is limited to about 15 people per session, so Fuller encourages anyone interested in participating to contact the attic as soon as possible.

A classic October movie in the heat of the car

Get your snapping fingers ready because the Addams Family is coming to Kingman.

First AFM, a polio-like disease, case found in Clark County, Nevada

The Southern Nevada Health District received notification from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirming the first case of Acute Flaccid Myelitis, with polio-like symptoms, in a child in Clark County.

Dig It Garden invites local families to Pumpkin Patch Day

Dig It Community Garden is hosting its annual Pumpkin Patch Day from 9-11 a.m. Saturday at the garden, 2301 Lillie Ave.

Community orchestra to perform concert featuring American masters

Mohave Community Orchestra presents “American Masters,” a concert featuring music from some of America’s greatest composers, at 3 p.m. Saturday at Kingman High School auditorium, 4182 Bank St.

Service dogs are professionals, not pets

Thanks to a bill signed into law by Gov. Doug Ducey in April, people in Arizona who try to pass their dogs off as service animals without undergoing the necessary training are subject to a $250 fine.

Political newcomer McCord Robinson won’t accept ‘status quo’

She's making her first run at political office with water, education and health care as her platform.

County forms public lands commission to focus on off-road trails

Each supervisor will appoint two members, and Hildy Angius was voted to lead the commission.

Gaming event to collect pet food donations for Mutt Matchers

It’s time to break out the controllers and pack a bag of pet food.

Ducey backing school voucher expansion measure

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is apparently willing to risk further angering the state's teachers by forcefully backing a measure that would massively expand the state's private school voucher system.

BLM to improve off-road vehicle access at Copper Basin Dunes

Project will include repairing, sealing and striping the parking lot and reconstructing an access road.

Topock motorist rescued from waist-deep waters

Authorities say a 61-year-old male motorist intentionally went around barricades to travel on a closed road due to unsafe conditions Saturday

Rattler mountain bike race rescheduled following washout of trails

The date for the fifth annual Route 66 Rattler Race has been changed from Saturday to Nov. 17 after most of the trails were washed out from the recent storm, the chairman of the organizing group said Tuesday.

Veteran? Submit your stories to the paper

The Daily Miner wants to share with readers the stories of local residents’ service in the U.S. military

Walk Away From Drugs is Oct. 17

The 12th annual Walk Away From Drugs march is set for 5:30 p.m. Wednesday

Changes to state’s Medicaid program meant to improve patient experience, efficiency

Before the change, which took effect Oct. 1, some Arizonans enrolled in AHCCCS had to thread a labyrinth of plans, depending on their needs.

Sinema, McSally tackle health care, Trump issues in Senate debate

Martha McSally said Monday that Kyrsten Sinema, her Democratic foe, is guilty of "treason."

Dreams of Flight: Young Eagles rally gives children the opportunity to flex their wings

The Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 765 is hosting the Young Eagles rally Saturday where young people ages 8 to 18 have the chance to learn about aviation and fly in a plane for free.

Sears Hometown store not part of Sears Holding bankruptcy filing

The company said it will be closing 142 stores by the end of the year.

Time for a Haunted Hike

The Pinion Pines Fire Department is hosting its annual Haunted Hike Fundraiser at Station No. 52, 2836 DW Ranch Road.

There are plenty of ways to enjoy the harvest season as the calendar creeps toward Halloween 3 hours, 32 minutes

Candidates David Garcia, David Brill in Kingman Friday morning 3 hours, 33 minutes

Junk, trash, and debris keep City Neighborhood Services Division busy 3 hours, 34 minutes

Meeting of the Clean City Commission 3 hours, 35 minutes