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Legal Notice

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION FOR-PROFT CORPORATION 1. ENTITY TYPE: [x] FOR-PROFIT (BUSINESS) CORPORATION 2. ENTITY NAME: The King of Hemp Store, Inc 3. PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION SERVICES [blank] 4. CHARACTER OF BUSINESS: Retail 5. SHARES Class: Common Series: [blank] Total: 10,000. 6. ARIZONA KNOWN PLACE OF BUSINESS ADDRESS: 6.1 Is the Arizona known place of business address the same as the street address of the statutory agent: [x] No. 6.2 The physical or street address of the known place of business of the corporation in Arizona: Dwight Jory, 330 E. Beale St., Kingman, AZ 86401. 7. DIRECTORS: Theodora deHondol-Jory, 9626 Fietz Ave.,…

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KHAC temporarily closing

To the City of Kingman and surrounding communities, The Katheryn Heidenreich Adult Center is closing its doors to all activities, community services, and special events for the next two weeks due to the Covid19 virus. This will include the Spring Craft Fair scheduled for Saturday, March 28. We will reassess our opening on March 30, and hope to have a reschedule date for the craft fair at that time. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but want to do our part in keeping the community safe. Any question or concern can be left on our center voicemail by…

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Supes vote down Lingenfelter for Procurement Director, 4-1

Watson alone favored return, salary MOHAVE COUNTY – The hiring of Kingman Vice Mayor Travis Lingenfelter as Mohave County Procurement Director was torpedoed during Monday’s meeting of the Board of Supervisors. County Manager Mike Hendrix’ recommendation to start Lingenfelter April 6 at an annual salary of $102,000 was voted down 4-1. Only Supervisor Gary Watson favored returning Lingenfelter to county employment. Watson said he turned the Procurement Department around after he was hired as its manager in 2004. “The reason for my approval on this was based on previous performance here in Mohave County,” Watson said. “Mr. Lingenfelter worked here…

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Rose Valerie (Porter) Christie

Feb 14, 1937-Feb 22, 2020 Born in London, England, Rose is survived by her daughters Elizabeth (Mark) Kalinowski of New York and Eugenia (Louis) Collins of Kingman along with Grandchildren, Matthew McDonald, Kimberly McDonald, Edward (Jerrica) Kalinowski, Louie (Tapanga), Joseph and Derek Collins.  She is also survived by her 10 brothers and sister of England; Joseph (Mary), Charles (Carol), Brian (June), John (Pam), Harry (Sue), Anthony and William Porter, Joan Simnett, Doris Porter and Janet (Bill) Johnson. She is predeceased by her parents Joseph and Emma Rosetta Porter, her husband Eugene (Gene) Christie and son-in-law Mark Kalinowski. Rose and Eugene…

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Citizens Academy postponed

KINGMAN – With the growing public health concern regarding COVID-19, the City of Kingman is following recommended guidelines from the Arizona Department of Health Services and the Center for Disease Control (CDC) by limiting public gatherings, and encouraging the public to practice social distancing. The Citizens Academy scheduled to start this week on March 18, is postponed. The city will announce a new start date, pending the status of the suggested social distancing period.

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Standard lauded for participation

Dear Editor, On behalf of the committee for Kingman Women Making History, we extend our thanks to The Standard for the coverage they gave our event. We feel honoring these women benefits all of our great community. It was a pleasure to work with your paper and to receive the outstanding publicity that you gave us. We look forward to working with you again next year on this special event. Betsy Parker Committee Member for Women Making History

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