July 2024 – Page 23 – The Standard Newspaper

Kingman heated up last Fourth of July weekend with Downtown’s “Party in the U.S.A.” First Friday!

4 months ago4 months ago2 mins

KINGMAN- July’s “Party in the U.S.A” First Friday was a great way to start off this year’s Fourth of July weekend. Activities for all ages were available; bars were open to adults, water slides and mini games were set up for the kids, and even activities like karaoke.

For Better, For Worse

4 months ago4 months ago5 mins

Dear Editor,
Words are easier than actions. For example, “for better, for worse.” Couples traditionally say these words when they marry. They mean the words at the time. They have no idea what they are saying.

Kids cool off at Splash Pad

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KINGMAN – Children of Mohave County Homeschool enjoying their Fourth of July weekend at the Cecil Davis Park Splash Pad located in Kingman. From left to right, Caden Luna, Beau Santana, Archer Sexty, and Layne Santana. Photo by Noel Mabile

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For Better, For Worse

4 months ago5 mins

Dear Editor,
Words are easier than actions. For example, “for better, for worse.” Couples traditionally say these words when they marry. They mean the words at the time. They have no idea what they are saying.

No one can really know what they are saying because they are clueless what the future will bring. Sticking together in marriage is easier when it’s all “for better”.

Overnight lane restrictions on I-40/US 93 scheduled July 10 & July 11 near Kingman

4 months ago4 months ago3 mins

Year-long closure of Clack Canyon Road begins July 16

The Arizona Department of Transportation advises drivers that construction crews will be placing temporary traffic-control barriers on US 93 west of Kingman during the week of July 8, as work gets underway on the new I-40/US 93 West Kingman Traffic Interchange project.

Jimmy Randall “Randy” Tehee

4 months ago4 months ago1 mins

We bid farewell to Jimmy Randall Tehee “Randy” who died at the age of 72 on June 21, 2024. Born in Selma California December 13, 1951, he retired to Golden Valley Arizona in 2020. Survived by his wife Catherine Marie Tehee, his children Robert Benjamin, Catlynn Marie, Jimmy Ryan, and six grandchildren. Loved by everyone he met, he was a man of immense humor and wisdom.