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Tim Epperson brings decades of experience as the new editor of The Kingman Daily Miner, a position that he says will afford him the opportunity to utilize the knowledge he’s formed throughout his career.

Before approving of the removal and abatement of over $6,000 in abandoned property, Mohave County Supervisor Buster Johnson, representing District 3, asked County Treasurer Cindy Landa Cox several questions regarding the process, and said he’d like to see the process move more quickly.

Almost every day of the year observes some kind of “National Day,” be it Lumpy Rug Day, Rubber Eraser Day or even Nothing Day.

This Saturday is National Farmers Day at the Kingman Farmers Market, a grassroots effort featuring local food growers, artists, craftsmen and bakers.

A new poll conducted Sept. 27-28 shows more Arizona voters are likely to vote for a Democrat than for president Donald Trump.

Today, nearly everyone has a GPS or a cellphone with a navigational app, so why would anyone get lost?

The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office has located the body of 70-year-old Kingman resident Bruce Downey, who had been reported missing Sept. 29.

Along with the approval of the Kingman Crossing development agreement and a text amendment to the City’s Zoning Ordinance, City Council approved the entirety of its consent agenda in a single motion Tuesday, Oct. 1.

Mohave County issued the following building permits for the week ending Sept. 27.

A day before Trumpstock – a President Donald Trump-centered festival that Laurie Bezick, an Illinois transplant, tried to pull off in Kingman – a road block arose.

Chief Jake Rhoades of the Kingman Fire Department says he is humbled to be named the new treasurer for the Arizona Fire Chief’s Association.

Classic and custom vehicles, and hundreds of spectators from around the tri-state area, are expected to converge on the Mohave County Sheriff’s K9 Foundation Car Show this month.

The Senior Companion Program pairs local residents ages 55 and older with homebound seniors who could benefit from friendship, company and help.

When he wasn’t performing in air shows, McCauley would spend the holiday season in Havasu.

Travel lane restrictions on Airway Avenue will remain in place through the coming week as contractors perform utility work.

City Council was able to come to a compromise at its Tuesday meeting regarding front-side setback requirements on corner lots.

This and many other matters will be discussed at the 9:30 a.m. Mohave County Board of Supervisors meeting Monday, Oct. 7 at the County Administration Building, 700 W. Beale St.

The special $3 cleanup is available to sanitation customers within Kingman city limits, but special pickups are limited to one per residential property with sanitation services activated.

Attendees can visit booths focused on crochet and knitting, woodworking, stained glass, painting and rock engraving.

First responders work together to ensure the safety and well-being of the community, but this weekend, they’ll be at odds as they compete in the third annual Shields and Hoses Game.

Helping others is a wonderful notion that can unfortunately fall by the wayside for some when time and money is taken into consideration.

The Kingman Arizona Social Club will sponsor a Charity Benefit and Sale to support local veterans and police on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2019.

After more than a year of discussions, and numerous City Council meetings and executive sessions, the development agreement with Kingman Regional Medical Center and its partners for the Kingman Crossing traffic interchange was unanimously approved Tuesday.

Organizers moved the event to private property at Great American Pizza and Subs, 6775 Highway 68.

Jeff Daverman was the main force behind Indivisible Prescott’s Neighborhood Summit on Racial Equality that took place last weekend.