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MICHAEL RAE MONTIEL

1966-2020 Michael Rae Montiel age 54, A 5 year resident in Kingman Arizona. Born in Albuquerque, and raised in Belen, New Mexico. He received his wings Friday, December 4, 2020. Michael was a Godly man with a heart of gold. He was a legend and was always the life of the party. He had the strength of a warrior. Michael was the backbone of the family, bound with strength, respect, wisdom, love and courage. He was raised in Belen, NM and moved his family to AZ to prosper his legacy and create a great life for his family. He was…

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Frozen Yogurt Island: A decade of deliciousness

KINGMAN – In a time when many small business owners wonder how the economy will handle the transition of leadership in this country and a pandemic, some are still are bracing for impact while relishing the glory of their success. Nancy Villanueva opened the doors to Frozen Yogurt Island at 3880 Stockton Hill Road on Dec. 6, 2010. She’s since enjoyed astounding success while helping the community. The 1985 Kingman High School graduate was born and raised in Kingman. She moved to Las Vegas right after high school, worked for Station Casino restaurants for 18 years, got married to her…

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Frozen Yogurt Island: A decade of deliciousness

KINGMAN – In a time when many small business owners wonder how the economy will handle the transition of leadership in this country and a pandemic, some are still are bracing for impact while relishing the glory of their success. Nancy Villanueva opened the doors to Frozen Yogurt Island at 3880 Stockton Hill Road on Dec. 6, 2010. She’s since enjoyed astounding success while helping the community. The 1985 Kingman High School graduate was born and raised in Kingman. She moved to Las Vegas right after high school, worked for Station Casino restaurants for 18 years, got married to her…

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Does recall really have anything to do with patriotism?

Dear Editor, I am referencing the protests that are occurring in Mohave County regarding The Great American Pizza place. Specifically “Peaceful Protest – We Will Not Comply”; occurring on December 4; Regarding the owner of GAP; he has several signs up that show his patriotism as a call to the public to join in with him to recall Board of Supervisors Chairman Jean Bishop. It seems that there is a substantial amount of social media sites dedicated to attack anyone (yes, even Republicans) that disagrees with what the owner is doing. Some of us who disagree (because of unpatriotic and…

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Alleged dope dealer takes prison deal

BULLHEAD CITY – A mandatory prison plea agreement has been entered for an alleged Bullhead City drug dealer. Mohave County Superior Court Judge Derek Carlisle scheduled a Dec. 22 sentencing hearing, informing Thomas Kleve, 66, that he’ll decide whether to accept or reject the deal at that time. Deputy county attorney Leah Nelson said Kleve was arrested following execution of a search warrant on Nov. 27, 2019 at his residence at 1947 Cantleberry Lane. She told the Court that officers found 8 bags containing about 150 grams of methamphetamine. Nelson pleaded guilty to a possession of dangerous drugs count, reduced…

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Alleged dope dealer takes prison deal

BULLHEAD CITY – A mandatory prison plea agreement has been entered for an alleged Bullhead City drug dealer. Mohave County Superior Court Judge Derek Carlisle scheduled a Dec. 22 sentencing hearing, informing Thomas Kleve, 66, that he’ll decide whether to accept or reject the deal at that time. Deputy county attorney Leah Nelson said Kleve was arrested following execution of a search warrant on Nov. 27, 2019 at his residence at 1947 Cantleberry Lane. She told the Court that officers found 8 bags containing about 150 grams of methamphetamine. Nelson pleaded guilty to a possession of dangerous drugs count, reduced…

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