Letters

The Kingman Arizona Social Club would like to extend its heartfelt thanks to those that supported our Charity Benefit and Sale for our Disabled American Veterans, the Kingman Police Department K-9 Unit, and the Mohave County Sheriff's Department K-9 Unit.

The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office Public Outreach Program (POP) would like to express our gratitude to the organizations, volunteers and our community for supporting our Second Annual Candy Crawl.

Life is often very busy and each of us faces a variety of struggles and challenges on a daily basis.

A poll released by the NY Times recently showed that Independent voters are being turned off by some of these far-left positions that the Democratic presidential candidates have proposed.

The Route 66 Kingman Street Drags were the best thing that came to Kingman in years.

Having the drags in Kingman was one of the highlights for this city.

In his Letter to the Editor Can You Afford a New School Bond (Kingman Daily Miner Oct. 23, 2019) Larry Kersich makes a good argument for voting against the school bond.

First, I would like to respond to Larry Kersich whose recent letter to Kingman Daily Miner erroneously claimed that the bond campaign had spent “$100,000 for signs...”

Well it is that semi-annual time of year when teacher/schools/education needs more money. (Daily Miner, June 13, 2019).

A very grateful thank you to Mike and Cheryl at Hooch's. These wonderful people open their hearts to fundraise for nonprofit organizations.

There is the idea that if the 2016 election results were quantified in the National Popular Vote, someone else would currently occupy the White House.

A roller skating rink for Kingman?

Will Kingman ever have a Walmart or supermarket that is open 24 hours again?

The students and staff of Kingman Middle School wish to acknowledge the following community organizations for their participation in KMS’s Resource Fair on Aug. 20.

Not only is the pizza great, I also like the politics.

Last week, CNN’s Jake Tapper asked presidential candidates about a No First Use policy for the United States.

On behalf of the Desert Willow staff, we would like to extend a warm thank you to the Grandview Pool lifeguards.

On Aug. 3 a deranged gunman killed 20 people in an El Paso Walmart and wounded dozens more.

While taking no side with the Freethinkers because God does exist and is in our everyday lives there is a point that he is inaccurate.

I would like to say thank you to a very special group of people we have in our community.

A recent study from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Harvard School of Public Health found that one quarter of rural Americans experienced a time where they needed health care but couldn’t get it.

Not sure about your story and the thought that (U.S. Sen. Martha) McSally cares one bit about a hard-working soul, as she has not ever done real hard work.

William Ressegue, in his Feb. 30 letter proposing a federal sales tax, repeats the illogical “rich will pay more.

No other community has, in my opinion, more thoughtful, careful four-wheel operators than this place.

The current forest fires are not the real threat, it is Arizona lawmakers, the attorney general and of all people, the governor.