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Man accused of murder has major charges dropped
However, the state will still prosecute James for charges of assisting a criminal syndicate – street gang, a Class 3 felony, and two counts of aggravated assault, both Class 6 felonies.
Downtown’s vacant windows may not stay that way for long
The idea came about through the main street town hall meeting held last summer, and businesses and downtown revitalization advocates are getting on board.
SueAnn Mello Keener files candidate petition for Council
“I’m hopeful and excited for my future and also for our beloved City of Kingman,” she said. “I want to do good for my town that I love.”
Should Gosar keep his promise to relocate to Prescott?
There is no legal issue with Gosar’s chosen residence since congressional members aren’t required to reside in the district they represent.
Historical Preservation Commission progresses on downtown vacant window revitalization
Commissioners agree that improving the appearances of vacant windows could bring more business downtown.
Specialty license plate purchases support charitable causes
“Of that $25, $17 goes to the Arizona Department of Veterans’ Services,” said Doug Nick, spokesman for the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division.
Volunteers provide young, elderly companionship
Human interaction is important for everyone regardless of age, and volunteer groups in Kingman are making sure children and seniors get the emotional support that comes from speaking with someone who cares.
Council to vote on two separate supermajority ordinances
Some members of Council weren’t comfortable taking action on the supermajority vote agenda item Tuesday because of how the ordinance was presented, with both rededication and tax increases included in what would have been a single vote.
Councilman puts DUI fiasco in the rearview mirror with guilty plea
Councilman Stuart Yocum said he’s glad to be able to put his drunk driving arrest in the rearview mirror after pleading guilty to driving under the influence to the slightest degree, a class one misdemeanor, Friday
Hiker from Colorado finds mug that is 750 to 950 years old in Arizona Strip
BLM intends to put the pot in display cases at the BLM visitor center in St. George, Utah.
