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Concern mounts over County personnel vacancies and ARPA spending

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave County, like so many enterprises in the private sector, continues struggling to fill employment vacancies. County Manager Sam Elters told the Board of Supervisors Monday that vacancies across the county workforce now total 127 positions. Two key personnel are working month to month after previously indicating desire and intent to move on. Library District Director Kathy Pennell tendered her retirement related resignation last spring but has stayed the course while the county continues seeking her successor. Dr. Archiaus Mosely did not want to extend his contract as Mohave County Medical Examiner when it expired in June,…

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Afghanistan – God Help Them

Dear Editor, Many Americans did not want our military invading Afghanistan. We did not want our military to stay in Afghanistan. Many of us hoped our troops would leave Afghanistan. However, the chaotic departure has been one of the most humiliating moments in our nation’s history.  We were all enraged toward those who had any part or interest in the September 11, 2001 attacks on our nation. This nation was in agreement that Osama Bin Laden and anyone connected to planning the attacks located in any part of the world must be brought to justice. We wanted all leaders and…

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Downtown purchase approved

KINGMAN – It was used as a grocery store by the Forsythe family and then converted to a Safeway decades ago. More recently, the 18,000 sq. ft. building provided office space for dozens of state employees who’ve relocated to new digs on Airway Avenue. And now, the old DHS building at 519 Beale St. in downtown Kingman will be purchased by the city to house a museum for electric vehicles. The city council voted Tuesday to approve a staff request to use $875,000 in federal funds to acquire the building and associated ample parking space on the property. City Manager…

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Iraq and WMDs

Dear Editor, I know for an absolute fact there were WMDs in Iraq. Thousands of others in the military do as well but this issue gets little to no publicity. It’s been a government coverup since the war ended. Let me explain as follows. I have several friends who were over there and saw WMDs with their own eyes. Most of the WMDs were trucked out over to Syria where they are to this day. They saw this being done. I have a friend who was on a U.S. Naval ship when many WMDs were being sent to Iraq during…

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County hosts Job Fair

KINGMAN – Mohave County will host a Job Fair on Tuesday, Aug. 24 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the County Administration Building Mezzanine, 700 W. Beale St. On-site interviews may be possible for current vacancies. Departments with current vacancies are Assessor, Clerk of Superior Court, Community Services, County Attorney, Development Services, Justice Courts, Library, Probation, Public Health, Public Works, Recorder, Sheriff, and Superior Court. Mohave County offers opportunities for growth and advancement, plus state retirement with employer match contributions, medical, dental, vision, life insurance, and identity theft protection. Those not able to attend are encouraged to apply online…

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KCCU car wash

KINGMAN – Mangelsdorf Dentistry will be hosting a car wash to benefit the Kingman Cancer Care Unit (KCCU). The charity event will be held at the Airway Car Wash, 3113 Airway Ave., Saturday, Aug. 21 from 9 a.m. to noon. There will be a 50/50 raffle, dunk tank and Grumpy Grandpa’s Roasted Corn will be on hand. All proceeds from the car wash and sales from Grumpy Grandpa’s will be donated to KCCU.

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