July 16, 2024 – The Standard Newspaper

Alabama man who killed his wife with a machete has been tried for murder in past

3 months ago3 months ago4 mins

KINGMAN – The Alabama man who has admitted using a machete to fatally injure his wife during a quarrel in the parking lot of the Kingman Walmart store early July 12 appears to be an ex con who was previously tried for murder.

Any age can have fun at Mud Mania

3 months ago3 months ago2 mins

KINGMAN – Kingman’s 46th Annual Mud Mania took place on Thursday, July 11 at Firefighter Memorial Park as a messy summer celebration welcoming everyone to their in-ground, obstacle course. This event held by the City of Kingman Parks and Recreation is completely free to the community.

Part 4 of Addressing the Silver Tsunami: Comprehensive Policies

3 months ago3 months ago7 mins

Dear Editor,
This final installment of the Silver Tsunami series focuses on the critical role of government and community planning in addressing the challenges posed by an aging population.

Dog park shooter gets five years

3 months ago3 months ago2 mins

KINGMAN – The Kingman man who shot another local resident at a local dog park shifted his story toward the end of his July 15 sentencing hearing. His attorney Bob Heieck offered self defense elements as explanation for the May 1 encounter between his client Daniel Kemple, 75, and the 82-year-old victim.

City of Kingman awarded RAISE grant for I-40 TradePort Corridor Project

3 months ago3 months ago8 mins

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman is thrilled to announce its pivotal role in the transformative I-40 TradePort Corridor project, enhancing trade along Interstate 40 from California to New Mexico. On June 26, 2024, the U.S. Department of Transportation awarded RAISE Grant funds to this project, marking a significant investment in new infrastructure for Kingman, Winslow, Arizona, and the Albuquerque area.

Mohave Valley area to be fogged for mosquitos July 19

3 months ago3 months ago4 mins

MOHAVE VALLEY – Mosquito surveillance conducted this week in Mohave Valley by the Mohave County Department of Public Health, Environmental Health Division (MCDPH-EHD) revealed the following locations that
met the protocol to conduct mosquito “fogging.”