PHOENIX — The Arizona Game and Fish Commission announced 16 recipients of the 2020 Commission Awards at its Sept. 25 meeting in Greer, Ariz. The awards recognize Arizonans who have contributed significantly to the conservation of the state’s wildlife, its outdoor heritage, and the mission of the Arizona Game and Fish Department.This year’s recipients are: Award of Excellence – Charlie Kelly Youth Conservationist of the Year – Jagrav Patel Media of the Year – Priscilla Torres/Telemundo Conservation Organization of the Year – Southern Arizona Quail Forever Chapter Conservationist of the Year – Miles Moretti Natural Resource Professional of the Year – Superintendent William…

Not registered yet? October 5 is deadline for November 3 election MOHAVE COUNTY –The general election is on November 3. Registered voters will soon have the ability to act on their election choices as early voting kicks in on Wednesday, October 7 beginning at 10 a.m. Mail ballots are also mailed out beginning October 7. Please allow ten days before calling the recorder’s office in Kingman for a replacement ballot. It’s also important to return your ballot as soon as possible. Early voting locations are at the libraries in Lake Havasu City and Bullhead City and at the Senior Center…

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman is taking the necessary steps to continue to protect City Council members, its residents, and city team members to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the community. The City of Kingman is conducting the Tuesday, October 6 and 20, formal City Council meetings with a new, hybrid model. This will allow the public to attend at a limited capacity, with the ability for in person public comment and still allow phone-in, and submitted written comments. Meeting policy, and public comment guidelines for all meetings are listed below: ·  City of Kingman government buildings require…

MOHAVE COUNTY – Commercial sector compliance with state government-imposed COVID-19 pandemic-related regulations and restrictions was a talking point during Thursday’s Mohave County Board of Supervisors meeting in Kingman. Dist. 2 supervisor Hildy Angius noted that anonymous complaints have triggered angst and tension among rivals in the gym and bar business arenas. “There’s a whole thing going on where now businesses are thinking that their competitors are going after them,” Angius said. “It’s just not good for a community.” Board Chairman Jean Bishop addressed what she branded false rumors of heavy-handed enforcement tactics by the county and by herself. “We’re getting…