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“This is a Vietnam Veteran specific event, but all veterans are welcome,” Farrell said. “The public is welcome to join in as well because a lot of them have relatives that didn’t come back from the Vietnam War.”

“Highly respected by his peers, Greg has been recognized with PGA Awards ten times. In 2008, Greg received the highest honor bestowed by the PGA receiving the Golf Professional of the Year Award for the SCPGA, as well as the 2006 award for the San Diego Chapter,” the City wrote in a press release.

“I’m definitely noticing a lot more police activity, which would signal there is something going on,” the resident said.

Right before sunset on Saturday, March 23, I drove 65 miles east toward Seligman to spend the night in the desert, spotlighting black-footed ferrets. The species has declined throughout the last century, but local conservation efforts continue trying to bring them back.

Arizona Gives Day, a 24-hour online donation campaign, is scheduled for Tuesday, April 3. More than 700 nonprofits registered for the initiative, including Mohave County Arc and the Club for YOUth in Kingman.

Lisa Marie Jamison, 38 of Bullhead City, has been charged with aggravated assault on a correctional employee after a reported altercation at the Mohave County Adult Detention Facility.

A collision between a truck and a motorcycle resulted in the death of a Minnesota man

The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call from a male and female each in their 50s Saturday afternoon with the two saying they were stranded after their CanAm UTV rolled over off the trail near Rattlers Pass Jeep Trail.

Come spend the day at For the Luv of Paws Sanctuary. Or even the whole weekend.

As the weather is getting nicer, more outdoor activities are out there for families to enjoy.

The City Historical Preservation Commission will begin discussing preservation efforts for the World War I monument at the Mohave County Superior Courthouse at its meeting at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday in Council chambers, 310 N. Fourth St.

Most legends contain just enough truth to spark imagination. There are just enough facts to make the story easy to follow, but not enough to easily track, through history or on modern maps.

A Southern California company is voluntarily recalling whole avocados over possible listeria contamination.

Mohave County Department of Public Health and Kingman Regional Medical Center are teaming up to conduct a health assessment to see some of the health issues that are concerning the citizens of Mohave County.

The City Economic Development and Marketing Commission will hear multiple departmental updates and will discuss developing a mission statement and vision at its meeting at noon Tuesday in Council chambers, 310 N. Fourth St.

Kingman AA wants to reach out to the community and assure them that they are always there.

If you ask local officials and industries at the Kingman Industrial Park, the Rancho Santa Fe traffic interchange is of vital importance to the City’s future and growth. So why is it that the project is having so much trouble coming to fruition?

As people grow older, arthritis can be a problem to some, but a way to help alleviate the issue is Tai Chi.

The 2019 Spring World Senior Softball USA Championships was in full swing Saturday afternoon with all baseball fields full of teams competing against each other.

Kingman Police Department announced Thursday that Sergeant Joel Freed is promoted to lieutenant and Jason Zerr, KPD officer, is now promoted to sergeant.

The contractor, Haydon Building Corp., will perform the final paving of Stockton Hill Road at the end of April.

It turns out there's a "Florida Man" in all of us.

Tyson Foods, Inc., is recalling approximately 69,093 pounds of frozen ready-to-eat chicken strips that may be contaminated with small pieces of metal.

Twenty-five years of service, Lieutenant Bob Fisk has devoted his service to the Kingman Police Department and the City of Kingman. Thursday, March 21 he has officially retired.

Most Lake Havasu City residents curse the incessant desert winds, but some people are shouting, “Bring it on!”