Category: Business News

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Workplace harassment is an unfortunate experience that many have faced in a variety of different employment environments. Fractional Human Resources Consultant of HRX Professional Consulting LLC Sabrina Steinback provided answers with the community last week, about how to resolve workplace harassment and transform uncomfortable experiences into healthier relationships on the job.

BULLHEAD CITY – Last Sunday afternoon Bullhead City Senatorial candidate Kari Lake brought her message to a crowd that packed the Anderson Fieldhouse meeting room.

KINGMAN – A self-storage project advances following rezoning approval during the May 21 Kingman City Council meeting. The 2.1-acre parcel located at the northeast quadrant of the N Bank Street and Kino Avenue intersection is being changed from Rural Residential to Commercial: Community Business.
“The applicant has indicated that the intent, if this rezone is approved, is to move forward with an application for a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) to build a multi-story self-storage facility,” said interim Development Services Director Mike Rodriguez.

MOHAVE COUNTY – A unique eatery specializing in healthy food options has closed its doors in Kingman and will soon do the same in Bullhead City. Pro-fit Kitchin has a closure notice at the Kingman store that opened early this year at 1969 Beverly Ave and owner-chef Eric Fox said the Bullhead store in the Riverview Mall will also soon be shuttered.

LAKE HAVASU CITY – The city’s Parks and Recreations will be providing Rotary Park improvements and proposed park improvements. The plan will include ballfield dugout improvements, a ramada, ballfield lighting upgrades, swing set, and an island ballfield park playground.  

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman is soliciting Requests For Proposals (RFP) for a vendor to lease and develop acreage for aviation business activity at the municipal airport.
The RFP was posted to the city website on May 29, the week after the City Council approved a staff request to invite an RFP from Davcon Aviation, the only company to respond to Kingman’s previous Request For Qualifications for the initiative.
Five different Kingman Airport parcels totaling 339 acres are earmarked for aviation commerce activity to stimulate development and generate revenue. Airport Manager Doug Breckenridge has advised a potential investment between $200-million and $250-million is anticipated if a lease development contract is awarded.