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Student backpack drive was a success!

Dear Editor, The Kingman Area Food Bank provided

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LHC murder suicide under investigation

LAKE HAVASU CITY, Ariz. – An apparent murder

Line dance instructor shares secrets behind the steps

LAKE HAVASU CITY, Ariz. –  The various line

Homicide suspect apprehended in Bullhead City

BULLHEAD CITY, Ariz. – Bullhead City police report

It was a magical evening at the Moose

KINGMAN — Vinny Marini, the Godfather of Magic

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Walgreens parking lot shooter sentenced

KINGMAN, Ariz. – A 3.5-year prison sentence has

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Judicial appointment imminent following Taylor retirement

KINGMAN – A new Cerbat Justice of the Peace could be appointed next Monday, five days after the retirement of the Honorable John Taylor. A screening panel that reviewed nine applications and conducted interviews with four finalists has recommended that either of two candidates be appointed. They include retired Mohave County Sheriff’s sergeant Rob McEuen and deputy Mohave County attorney David Wayt. Their resumes and background information are not provided in backup material associated with the agenda for the board meeting. The backup, however, notes that board members are free to invite others to interview for the position. At least…

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Easter 2021 – America is ready for a Resurrection

Dear Editor, The followers of Jesus believed in his resurrection because they saw him alive after he was dead.  They had a powerful testimony of firsthand evidence seen with their own eyes.  Mary Magdalene saw Jesus first. In John’s gospel chapter 20:14-16 we have the recorded appearance. “Jesus said to her, Mary! She turned and said to him ‘Rabboni’ which is to say teacher.”  Jesus next appeared to Mary the mother of James, Salome and Joanna. They were on their way to tell the disciples that an angel had told them Jesus had risen when he appeared before them. He greeted…

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Electronic filing in Domestic and Probate Law matters offered soon

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave County Superior Court is pleased to announce that eFiling will be available for subsequent filing in Domestic Relations, Probate, and Guardianship/Conservatorship cases beginning April 5.  The State of Arizona ramped up eFiling efforts in response to the COVID pandemic last year to reduce the amount of in-person traffic at the Courthouses across the state.  For information on the eFiling system and to register and train for its use, you can visit https://www.azcourts.gov/efilinginformation/eFileAZ. To visit the eFiling portal offered by the State and to eFile documents into a case, you can visit https://efile.azcourts.gov/.

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Will your grandkids pay the bill?

Dear Editor, It is very disturbing to read about and to hear legislators crowing about their handing out a billion or a trillion dollars for their cause du jour. So what’s a few trillion more or less? They don’t have to pay for it, do they? The entrenched professional politicians on both sides of the aisle carry on about just how wonderful they are at governing our country. They have callously shown their disdain for we real people who elected them to REPRESENT US. They are casually spending money that has not even been printed yet. That they cannot possibly…

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Window company opening at Kingman Industrial Park

KINGMAN – The Coeur d’Alene Window Company is opening a nearly 90,000 sq. ft., manufacturing facility this summer in Kingman. Coeur d’Alene plans to hire 12 new employees initially and then 23 more in the following three months. The company has targeted mid-July to begin production and will be adding a capital investment of roughly three million dollars. They will serve the Utah, Arizona, Nevada, California, New Mexico and Colorado markets. “Utilizing Kingman as our manufacturing and distribution hub allows us to reach much of our distribution within a day or two,” states company founder Mike McVay. He noted that…

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