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Dear Editor, We have been seeing and hearing

Karaoke at Kathryn Heidenreich Adult Center

KINGMAN — Residents recently enjoyed karaoke at the

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KINGMAN, Ariz. – A Kingman man could be

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Lake Havasu City Conducting Citizen Survey

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Lake Havasu City is conducting a citizen survey to ask residents for their ideas and opinions about the city.  The results of the survey will help the city identify what they are doing well and where they need to improve, in order to meet the needs of citizens.  8,000 households will receive invitations in the mail, starting the week of November 20, asking them to participate in the survey. The survey includes questions about quality of life in the community, local policies, demographics, and resident satisfaction with city services. “We greatly appreciate our residents who take…

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Lake Havasu City Conducting Citizen Survey

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Lake Havasu City is conducting a citizen survey to ask residents for their ideas and opinions about the city.  The results of the survey will help the city identify what they are doing well and where they need to improve, in order to meet the needs of citizens.  8,000 households will receive invitations in the mail, starting the week of November 20, asking them to participate in the survey. The survey includes questions about quality of life in the community, local policies, demographics, and resident satisfaction with city services. “We greatly appreciate our residents who take…

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Delgadillo receives coveted preservation award

A prominent northern Arizonan was among the recipients when the 2023 National Preservation Awards were presented earlier this month in Washington, D.C. Angel Delgadillo and other individuals, organizations and projects were honored for demonstrating excellence in the field of preservation.  This year’s list is exceptional, featuring citizen attempts to save and maintain important landmarks; companies and craftsmen whose work restores the richness of the past; the vision of public officials who support preservation projects and legislation in their communities; and educators and journalists who help Americans understand the value of preservation. The President’s Award Seligman resident Angel Delgadillo was presented the President’s…

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Delgadillo receives coveted preservation award

A prominent northern Arizonan was among the recipients when the 2023 National Preservation Awards were presented earlier this month in Washington, D.C. Angel Delgadillo and other individuals, organizations and projects were honored for demonstrating excellence in the field of preservation.  This year’s list is exceptional, featuring citizen attempts to save and maintain important landmarks; companies and craftsmen whose work restores the richness of the past; the vision of public officials who support preservation projects and legislation in their communities; and educators and journalists who help Americans understand the value of preservation. The President’s Award Seligman resident Angel Delgadillo was presented the President’s…

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Catholic Charities to host meeting on Transitional Housing Facility

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman would like to inform the community that Catholic Charities of Arizona will be hosting a neighborhood meeting on Monday, November 27 at 6:00 P.M., to discuss their upcoming transitional housing project. Catholic Charities of Arizona purchased the Route 66 Motel located at 2939 E. Andy Devine Avenue as part of their Housing for Hope program, with the intent of renovating it into a 20-unit transitional housing facility. The meeting is open to the public and will be held in the Manzanita Elementary School gymnasium located at 2601 Detroit Avenue. The City’s community development department reviewed…

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Overflow parking, new transit app discussed at LHC council

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Overflow parking was a hot topic at the Nov. 14 Lake Havasu City Council meeting. Havasu Riviera Marina are working together with Lake Havasu for a temporary overflow along with special event parking at the BLM property east of the marina. The agreement will be in effect until December 2029.  The 2024 Water Main Replacement with Kimley-Horn and Associates phase two was addressed. This project is intended for the continuation of replacing water mains with anticipated completion by April 2024. Residents scheduling city transit through Uber will need to switch to Via Mobility, LLC. Visit MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL…

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