Category: Business News

The Biden-Harris administration has announced agreements with several California water agencies to conserve up to 643,000 acre-feet of water in Lake Mead through 2025. The agreements include approximately $295 million in new investments from President Biden’s Investing in America agenda, which will fund projects for water conservation, water efficiency, and protection of critical environmental resources in the Colorado River System. Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Camille Calimlim Touton joined federal, Tribal and state leaders in Nevada today to announce the execution of new water conservation agreements, including an agreement with the Coachella Valley Water District to save up to 105,000 acre-feet…

KINGMAN – The promotion of Finance Director Tina Moline to the new Deputy City Manager position is one key prong of a government reorganization plan approved during the Dec. 19 meeting of the Kingman City Council. Interim City Manager Grady Miller said Moline will still manage the finance department while supporting the city manager and handling special projects and assignments. Miller told council members a raise for Moline will be necessary but that savings will provide funds to hire two people to examine plans and conduct building inspections for a short-staffed Community Services Department. That realm of municipal operation is…

MOHAVE COUNTY – A makeover could be in the mix for Mohave Community College (MCC). Its Branding Refresh Committee is collecting input that could see MCC employ various changes to better reflect what it does, and how it is perceived. James Jarman, Director of the Office of College Communications, explained it could be that it’s time to rebrand a college that is evolving with the additions of athletics and bachelor degree programs, as well as an advanced manufacturing training center that will soon be under construction at the Kingman Airport Industrial Park. “An in-depth review of all the branding elements…

SSC’s Grounds Manager for Kingman Unified School District, Galen Neiderhiser was unanimously selected to receive the annual ‘I Got It’ award in a ceremony held at Kingman High School. As part of the ‘I Got It’ award, a tree was planted at Kingman High School. See attached for photos, and we appreciate any coverage you’re able to give Galen!  In his role at SSC Services for Education, Galen manages the grounds, landscape and athletic fields for Kingman Schools to create impactful student experiences. Galen is a large part of the Kingman school district and walking the grounds with him is a…