Kingman Academy Turkey Trot leaves kids excited and breathless
KINGMAN – Roughly 900 Kingman Academy of Learning students, teachers and staff got to enjoy a morning exercise routine Thursday.
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Museum kicks off season with Christmas sale
KINGMAN – The Mohave Museum of History and Arts will host its annual Christmas sale from Nov. 26 through Dec. 31.
Spurlock appointed Mohave County AACo representative
MOHAVE COUNTY – Jeanne Kentch has left her position as the Mohave County Arizona Association of County Officers (AACo) representative due to her new appointment to the AACo board as 2nd Vice Chairman.
Up go the lights
KINGMAN – Tis’ the time o’ year.
A City of Kingman Parks Department lighting team made up of Rocky Burdine, Josh Bathauer, Kyle Davis and Todd Durham have been getting Locomotive Park ready for the colorful, festive Christmas season.
“There are others that helped at times, but these were the four involved the most,” said Mathew Golder, Assistant Parks Superintendent.
Three of those crewmembers were stringing up lights and a star on the more than 40-foot pine tree along Route 66/Andy Devine Avenue Thursday and Friday.
Upcoming Road Work and Lane Closure on Bank Street & Gordon Dr
KINGMAN – The City of Kingman would like to notify residents that there will be intermittent lane closures at the intersection of Bank Street and Gordon Drive starting Monday, December 2nd at 7:00 p.m. through Thursday, December 5th at 7:00 a.m.
Construction on Route 66 may cause confusion and delays for the next few months
KINGMAN – Motorists and pedestrians should be aware of ongoing construction downtown along Route 66/Andy Devine Avenue over the next few months.
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) will be working on a small portion of the drainage system and parking lot at the Kingman Powerhouse and Visitor Center. ADOT, in partnership with the Western Arizona Council of Governments, the City of Kingman and contractor Falcone Brothers & Associates, started construction on the street improvement project along Andy Devine Avenue from Second Street to the Historic Route 66 highway toward Oatman on Tuesday, Nov. 12.
