MCC offers dental care for kids, adults
Children will receive a free cleaning, fluoride treatment, sealants and oral-hygiene tips.
Overnight closure of State Route 89 in Prescott beginning Jan. 16
The Arizona Department of Transportation advises drivers who use State Route 89 in Prescott to plan for overnight road closures while urgently needed pavement repair work is underway.
Blanco trial kicks off with jury selection
The first-degree murder trial of Alfredo Gerardo Blanco kicked off with jury selection Tuesday, following a mistrial in September and a trial continuance in November.
Mohave County Sheriff's deputies investigate death of Oklahoma woman
Cobb’s death was identified as suspicious, according to deputies, and remains under investigation.
Flash-flood watch for Kingman
The National Weather Service has issued a flash-flood watch for Kingman effective until 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 15
MCC President Kearns retires, college now under new leadership
Mohave Community College is now under new leadership, as Michael Kearns made Friday his final day as college president.
CDC expects spike in flu activity in January
Flu cases are expected to increase over the next four weeks, with the highest number of reported flu cases taking place in January and February, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Lee Williams students raise the (handle) bar for community service
Youth helping youth
“We were looking for a community project, and we looked at a bike and said, ‘We could do bikes,’” said Gabe Owiesny, CTSO vice president.
Poker ride fundraiser raises about $1,000 for Cactus Cleaners
Horse Nut Stables hosted a fundraiser for the Cactus Cleaners Sunday.
2019 pronghorn, elk paper applications due by 7 p.m. Tuesday
Time is running out to submit paper applications for 2019 pronghorn and elk hunt permit-tags issued through the random draw.
Governor looks to bolster state’s ‘rainy day’ fund
Undeterred by last year's defeat, Gov. Doug Ducey said Monday he will make another run at getting lawmakers to approve his school safety plan – including a controversial provision to allow judges to take weapons away from people considered dangerous.
In vivid color: Art Awakenings uses art as a form of behavioral therapy
It can be a hobby, a job, a passion, an obsession. It can represent both the best and worst of humanity. It can be large, small, colorful, in shades of gray, visual, audible, tactile or imaginary. Art is all of these and so much more.
Cobb to tackle water issues during legislative session
The 54th Arizona legislative session begins today and Rep. Regina Cobb (R-Kingman) has water issues on her plate going into legislative session.
Stranded veteran, stranded no more
Robert Goodell, a veteran that was stranded in Kingman moving to Michigan from Las Vegas received a truck donation from a Navy Vietnam veteran, Dwayne Brood.
Small plane crash leaves 1 dead, 1 seriously injured in Hualapai Mountains
Mohave County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a small plane crash that occurred at approximately 11:45 a.m. Sunday in the Hualapai Mountains.
County Korean War Veterans Association closes its doors
For 13 years the Korean War Veterans Association of Mohave County has served not only veterans but the community as a whole, but due to a decline in membership, held its final meeting Jan. 5 before closing its doors.
County recorder recaps midterm elections, election delays
Mohave County Recorder Kristi Blair was a guest speaker at Wednesday’s Mohave Republican Forum meeting. During the meeting she gave a recap on her part of the 2018 midterm elections.
UniSource adding substations to Kingman for power reliability
Another substation for Kingman should mean more reliability when it comes to power.
New board members sworn onto school board, make Palo Christi plans
Charles Lucero moves from vice president to Kingman Unified School District school board president and Carole Young is vice president after the board voted 3-2 for each at Tuesday’s board meeting.
Point-in-Time survey paints picture of Mohave County homelessness
The survey also helps to identify homeless veterans, for whom there are numerous assistance programs.
Animal sanctuary holds adoption event, fundraiser at Petco
For the Luv of Paws, a nonprofit animal sanctuary in Golden Valley, is holding a “Ring in the New Year” adoption and fundraiser from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday at Petco, 3320 Stockton Hill Road.
MCC presents 12 cyber security steps for small businesses
The Mohave Community College Small Business Development Center is inviting the community to lunch.
Medical marijuana policy has school board puzzled
Kingman Unified School District school board members discussed at its Tuesday meeting the current policy of drug use by students.
Lights, catwalk and vogue: Local boutiques host Kingman fashion show Saturday
Downtown merchants and other local businesses are getting together to walk the runway during The Heart of Kingman’s Homegrown Fashion Show from 7-9 p.m. Saturday at Diana’s Cellar Door Wine Bar, 414 E. Beale St. Sarah Ferry, owner of Southwest Trading Co., organized a fashion show before when she first opened up her business.
Winter Wonderland Ball location changed
The Winter Wonderland Ball, raising money for Kaylee Sass and her family, has been moved to The Grand Events Center, 515 Beale St. The event is still from 6-10 p.m. Saturday.
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