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September Kingman Council meetings will continue using Zoom

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman is taking the necessary steps to continue to protect City Council members, its residents, and city team members to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the community. The City of Kingman is conducting the Tuesday, September 1 and 15, formal City Council meetings virtually, with the ability for written or telephonic public comment. Meeting policy, and public comment guidelines for all virtual meetings are listed below: ·    Per the ongoing guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), no more than ten people should be gathered at the same time, therefore no Council or…

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No more recycling – blue carts and green carts equal trash

BULLHEAD CITY – Effective Monday, August 31, all residential recycling is discontinued throughout the City of Bullhead, including the large bins located at City Hall. Bullhead City trash service is going from two days to one day. Residents trash collection bills will be reduced from $15.54 per month to $14.95, which is one of the lowest in the region. Residents are encouraged to go to www.bullheadcity.com  and review the new service maps to familiarize themselves with their new trash service day. Residents may use their recycling cart as a second trash cart at no additional cost. Republic Services asks that…

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Life with Trump looking grim

Dear Editor, I have difficulty understanding how a segment of the population is so against any form of socialism, and yet actually support a politician who, it seems, would like to become an autocratic leader of this nation. He is lauded as the next coming, radio hosts hype him, people vote for him, and send money to make sure he remains in power. This they idolize, yet they detest and abhor anything smacking of universal health care. When Trump was interviewed by Chris Wallace he was asked directly if he would accept election results if he did not win. Trump…

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Food stamp fraud nets 90 days in jail

KINGMAN – A Kingman woman who admits involvement in the theft of almost $90,000 in benefits from the state of Arizona has until September 18 to report to the Mohave County Adult Detention Center. Judge Doug Camacho has ordered that Kimberly Clark, 42, must serve a 90-day jail sentence and three year’s probation. Clark told Camacho she engaged in the fraudulent activity over six years to help support her struggling family, not in pursuit of lavish expenditures. “I didn’t mean to do anything wrong. I’ve never been in trouble, ever,” Clark said. “I’m very sorry your Honor.” Clark pleaded guilty…

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Food stamp fraud nets 90 days in jail

KINGMAN – A Kingman woman who admits involvement in the theft of almost $90,000 in benefits from the state of Arizona has until September 18 to report to the Mohave County Adult Detention Center. Judge Doug Camacho has ordered that Kimberly Clark, 42, must serve a 90-day jail sentence and three year’s probation. Clark told Camacho she engaged in the fraudulent activity over six years to help support her struggling family, not in pursuit of lavish expenditures. “I didn’t mean to do anything wrong. I’ve never been in trouble, ever,” Clark said. “I’m very sorry your Honor.” Clark pleaded guilty…

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Dorothy Lee (Hodges) Brown

Born October 25th 1938 in Kingman, Ariz., and passed quietly away at her home August 16, 2020. Granny is preceded in death by her husband, Richard and oldest son, John. Dorothy leaves behind a legacy in her children Frank (Nora), Clay (Michelle) and Lori with 13 Grandchildren and 32 (and counting) Great Grandchildren, several nieces and nephews, and boat loads of friends and fishermen. Her love and pride of, and for, Kingman and Mohave County was only surpassed by her love of serving others. Over the years, Granny served on several city committees including Parks and Recreation and the Palo…

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