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Sewer line extension project beginning Closures at Florence Avenue and Main Street

KINGMAN. – A project to extend a sewer line will begin at 7:00 a.m. Monday, June 15 and last through 5:00 p.m. June 19. The intersection of Florence Ave. and Main St. will be closed to traffic. Local traffic can access Florence Ave. from Fairgrounds Boulevard and Stockton Hill Road, and detours will be in place. The city also asks the traveling public to use caution when driving near and around work zones. Kincheloe Construction is completing the work for a total cost of $49,500, and the entire project should last 45 days.  Up-to-date street closures will be located on…

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Candidate fundraiser slated

KINGMAN – There will be a fundraiser on behalf of Becky Foster, candidate for Mohave County Supervisor District 1 on Wednesday, July 8 at Cella Winery, 6927 E. Brooks Blvd., in Valle Vista.  Suggested donation is $20 per person and includes sausage, hambers beverages, and entertainment by Joe Cuccia. Wine will be available for purchase. Tickets are available at the GOP on Stockton Hill Rd., At Guns N’ Ammo in Valle Vista. The Outpost On East 66 in Hackberry, and Doggone Purrfection in Valle Vista. 

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Kingman Council, fairgrounds denied use of meeting room due to COVID-19

MOHAVE COUNTY – The Board of Supervisors voted Thursday to reject outside use of its meeting auditorium in Kingman in a manner that Mohave County has been avoiding during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. A 4-0 vote denied requests for use of the expansive auditorium for upcoming meetings of the Kingman City Council and Northern Arizona Consolidated Fire District Governing Board. Kingman has been limiting audience size while encouraging spatial separation at its council meetings to prevent spread of the coronavirus. Mayor Jen Miles recently floated the idea of temporary city use of the county facility where more space is available…

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Colorado River claims man’s life in drowning

BULLHEAD CITY – An Ethiopian national residing in Las Vegas drowned on the Arizona side of the Colorado River on Thursday, June 11. The name of the 24-year-old victim was withheld pending notification of kin. Bullhead City police spokeswoman said the man who couldn’t swim was wading in the river when he stepped into a deeper pool and went under in the area of casino boat docks. The deceased was faced down on the river bottom when recovered by a Fire Department dive team member. Dave Hawkins

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Monsoon season safety, are you prepared?

MOHAVE COUNTY – According to the National Weather Service, the word monsoon itself comes from the Arabic word “mausim,” which translates to season. Arizona’s Monsoon season officially brings on June 15, bringing with it the daily potential for high winds, lightning, and heavy bursts of rain. These storms can be very powerful, tossing debris around, down trees, power lines and cause flash flooding to occur. Citizens are reminded to prepare and have a plan in place before these storms arrive. Surprisingly more deaths occur each year due to flooding than from any other thunderstorm-related hazard.  Knowing what to do in an…

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