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KEVIN LEE CROPPER

On Saturday, Oct. 2, Kevin Cropper passed away in Kingman. He was born in San Diego, CA on Nov. 2, 1971, making him 49 years old at his passing. He is survived by his wife, Kalli Cropper. Arrangements were made by Desert View Funeral Chapel and he was buried by cremation by Sutton Memorial Funeral Home.

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Airport land sale approved

KINGMAN – A significant Airport Industrial Park land sale was approved without discussion at Tuesday’s Kingman City council meeting. The matter was rubber stamped along with a number of other items on the consent agenda. A Colorado-based development company submitted the only bid for the 30-acre parcel at the business park, home mostly to manufacturing activity and more than 2,000 jobs. The Council accepted the Kiernan West LLC offer of the required minimum price of $1,975,000. Chief Operating Officer Mike O’Brien said the company isn’t ready to fully divulge its development plan at this point. “We are doing a build…

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Good, Bad, Ugly

Dear Editor, Right now, there are three groups of Property Owners who want to start up a Valle Vista Fire District, which would include Valle Vista, Hackberry, Valentine, and Truxton. They want to break away from Northern AZ. Fire District and the Fire Board and the Fire Chief. The first group is for the Northern AZ. Fire Dept. and has received good and prompt service and they have saved lives and property and they are very happy with NAFD. The second group are Property Owners that have had bad service and have lost lives and property because they got lost….

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Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Dear Editor, The month of October is designated as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The overall goal is to bring awareness to the severity of every act of domestic violence. Domestic violence can affect any race, gender, and social status. The abuse can exist in many aspects of a relationship, which can include isolation from society and families, emotional abuse, economic abuse, using children, abuse with technology, and sexual abuse. Recognizing different forms of abuse can help bring awareness and relief to all victims and survivors of the horrific incidents and relationships that have caused so much damage to individuals. Statistics…

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JAMES RONALD COLEMAN

On Monday, Sept. 27, James Coleman passed away. He was 82 years old. A resident of Golden Valley, Coleman was originally born in Beckley, West Virginia. There will be a service on Wednesday, Oct. 6 at 11 a.m. at Mountain View Cemetery. The family contact is Frances Mains. Arrangements were made by Sutton Memorial Funeral Home.

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COVID reporting questioned

MOHAVE COUNTY – Supervisor Travis Lingenfelter believes Mohave County is wasting resources on COVID-19 reporting. Lingenfelter questioned the policy during Monday’s Board meeting as Department of Public Health Director Denise Burley provided another coronavirus update as she’s done many times during the 18-month pandemic. Lingenfelter said Health Department staff and Communications Director Roger Galloway have flooded Board members and the public with information and data that has only been duplicated and is also available on the Arizona Department of Health Services website. “I’ve been on this Board for 10 months now and we’ve been getting them almost every day, if not every day,…

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