Recent Stories
Kingman Unified Pastoral Association wants to place an emphasis on commonality
In the past year, Kingman and the surrounding community have been painted as havens for racists and their brand of hatred and discontent.
She was murdered in the Bad Lands, and he was hanged in Kingman
Jennie Bauters, one of the wealthiest women of the Arizona Territory, met a grisly end
Murder is often brought about when looking at history. It is an act that is almost always violent and almost always unjustified
Newest artists in residence at ArtHub reflect on effects of humanity and nature
The nature of artists
At the very core of humanity, there exists a connection with nature. Humans are a part of the natural world and are made of nature.
KMS taking steps beyond its ‘F’ grade
The 2017-2018 school year for Kingman Middle School wasn’t the best, at least in terms of a letter grade. The Arizona Department of Education issued the school an “F” based on the AzMerit test results.
Mohave County History | A brief history of Palo Christi Elementary
Palo Christi is back in the limelight, but just what makes this historic school so important to Kingman?
Palo Christi currently sits empty, only the echoes of the past haunt its halls.
Things to know so you're ready for Super Bowl Sunday
Essentials for Super Bowl party decorations and food, fun
It’s that time of the year when people gather around the TV to watch two teams battle it out to see who will be world champions.
New artists in residence to demonstrate their process
During the First Friday treasure hunt, these artists will be demonstrating their creative process at the ArtHub, 402 E. Beale St.
A glimpse into Kingman's sordid history and it's red light district
As a “wild west” town full of prospectors in the late 1800s, it isn’t surprising that a red-light district would have flourished in Kingman, at least for a while
A glimpse into the sordid past of Kingman, the red-light district that flourished downtown, and the woman who ruled the area like a queen.
Girl Scouts are out in force for the next six weeks selling cookies
Sweet Tooth Satisfaction
It’s time for Thin Mints, Samoas and Do-si-dos. The Girl Scouts have begun their annual Girl Scout Cookie Program, when they sell cookies for the next six weeks.
Behind the Monument: Engine 3759
The Santa Fe engine and its caboose rest between two major highways, but how did it get there?
It may be a monument in Kingman, but it is also a monument to Kingman. To the heart of the community, the hard-working citizens, the proud families and business owners, it represents the sturdy spirit that makes up those living in the desert.
