Honesty, compassion, respect, responsibility and courage. Five relatively simple words all used to define and build good citizenship, something that is taught throughout a person’s life by their family and their teachers.
According to the World Health Organization, smoking-related disease causes around 6 million deaths a year (about 600,000 of these from second-hand smoke).
It is usually family, friends, coworkers, teachers, or even someone’s favorite server at a local restaurant who realizes something is different about that someone.
City of Kingman staff and Council begin tackling a new budget at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Kingman Police Department, 2730 E. Andy Devine Ave. Mayor Jen Miles has encouraged the public.
“Space: the final frontier.” A catchphrase for an entire generation, and something that to this day sparks the interest of so many.
There has been what appears to be an influx of reports from the U.S. Department of Agriculture concerning food recalls. Romaine lettuce, cauliflower, ground beef and ground turkey have been listed as suspected foods.
Vehicle registration fees are set to increase by $32 on every vehicle, and Kingman residents are none too happy about it.
Journalism is, and always has been, essential to the democracy of the United States of America.
It’s normal to have upsetting memories, feel on edge or have trouble sleeping after a traumatic event.
Sixth months ago The Daily Miner Editorial Board penned an opinion that we were concerned about the lack of movement by the Mohave County Board of Supervisors toward disallowing new farming operations unlimited access to our water.
We’ve been receiving calls and questions concerning our website becoming subscription-based access on Wednesday, Oct. 3. Thank you for your comments, and we appreciate that so many of you recognize that local independent journalism is worth a price.
However, there is another reason for the Miner’s support of solar power that supporters of either side of the aisle should champion as well: the free market.
As a child grows up, their brain develops and they learn new things every day. At four months old they begin to learn basic motor skills like grabbing a toy, or anything they can get their hands on. A child being only months old, they already start to learn the way of life.
In and of itself, having a few drinks isn’t an issue. However, if drinking is on the agenda for Independence Day activities, make sure to have a designated driver. Impaired driving is not only an expensive risk, it is also a dangerous crime.
Society still has a ways to go in reducing the number of people who are incarcerated and the amount of time people are jailed.
Schools try their best to give every student the chance of having a great education and being prepared for the future. Although sometimes the funding isn’t fully there, they do try their best to make sure every student receives a proper education.
Cities and towns across America have given themselves monikers “the hometown of” or “the ______ capital of the world.” Kingman has a small corner in this realm because we like to let outsiders know we are the hometown of Andy Devine.
For minor inconveniences of travel, the work being done will do nothing but benefit the City and its residents.
Central Arizona Project’s Board of Directors has canceled its plans to purchase farm leases and water rights from the Mohave Valley Irrigation and Drainage District. If the sale went through, this would have meant CAP transferring about 5,000 acre feet of water annually from Mohave County to Central Arizona.
It’s game on for legal sports betting in Arizona after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a 1992 Congressional act that lawyers argued was a violation of the Tenth Amendment anti-commandeering doctrine.
Today, Monday June 4, 2018, journalists and news advocates around the world are pausing to remember those who have given their lives in pursuit of covering the news and freedom of the press.
Requiring a supermajority vote of Council can be a blessing for some issues, but a hindrance for others. Discussions at the last few Council meetings are a prime example.
The sun is shining, the weather is perfect, the bratwursts and hamburgers and skewers are on the grill
The Daily Miner would love to see these tiny homes become a reality.
The early results are in and and it is apparent that fire season is upon us. Whether within the city perimeters, out in the desert, or in the mountains, the danger is real and it is up to us to make sure more devastating fires don’t become part of our lives.
