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Dickey’s Barbecue Pit hosts ribbon cutting

Monday, July 31, Dickey’s Barbecue Pit, located at 1931 Highway 95 Bullhead City, was welcomed to the Bullhead Area Chamber of Commerce with a ribbon cutting ceremony attended by guests from around the community. You can enjoy the best Texas-style barbecue with home style sides at Dickey’s BBQ Pit in Bullhead City. You can enjoy dine-in, carry-out or curbside or receive a delivery order. Catering services are also available.  

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Kingman receives state funding for Rancho Santa Fe Traffic Interchange

KINGMAN – Kingman city officials have been working with the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) for decades regarding the need for the Rancho Santa Fe Traffic Interchange. The city is happy to announce that they have officially received the $20 million contribution from the State of Arizona in order to make this project a reality. “The money is in the bank and we are excited for the progress being made on this project,” City of Kingman Mayor Ken Watkins said. “We can’t thank former State Representative Regina Cobb and Mohave County Supervisor, Chairman Travis Lingenfelter enough for all of their…

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County Elections Director working to keep votes secure

KINGMAN – He believes keeping votes safe, secure and honest is key to his county success. Allen Tempert loves his job and is proud of the results his department achieves as the Mohave County Elections Director. He grew up in and spent his early adult years in Pittsburgh, PA, achieving two degrees from the University of Pittsburgh and Duquesne University, before earning his Masters Degree in Public Management from Carnegie Mellon University. Before he headed west, Tempert held the position of Director of Elections and Chief Registrar for Beaver County Pennsylvania for 5 years. It was time well spent because…

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County Elections Director working to keep votes secure

KINGMAN – He believes keeping votes safe, secure and honest is key to his county success. Allen Tempert loves his job and is proud of the results his department achieves as the Mohave County Elections Director. He grew up in and spent his early adult years in Pittsburgh, PA, achieving two degrees from the University of Pittsburgh and Duquesne University, before earning his Masters Degree in Public Management from Carnegie Mellon University. Before he headed west, Tempert held the position of Director of Elections and Chief Registrar for Beaver County Pennsylvania for 5 years. It was time well spent because…

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KRW to host Supervisor Lingenfelter

KINGMAN – Kingman Republican Women (KRW) will host Mohave County Supervisor Travis Lingenfelter, who has been serving on the Board of Supervisors since 2010. KRW meets on the first Monday of each month. Doors open at 12:30 p.m.  and the meeting begins at 1 p.m. Meetings are held at the College Park Church Community Center, 1990 Jagerson Avenue. Meetings are open to the public and membership is not required. There is a $3 fee to cover the cost of the meeting room. Lunch will not be served but brown baggers are welcome.

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KRW to host Supervisor Lingenfelter

KINGMAN – Kingman Republican Women (KRW) will host Mohave County Supervisor Travis Lingenfelter, who has been serving on the Board of Supervisors since 2010. KRW meets on the first Monday of each month. Doors open at 12:30 p.m.  and the meeting begins at 1 p.m. Meetings are held at the College Park Church Community Center, 1990 Jagerson Avenue. Meetings are open to the public and membership is not required. There is a $3 fee to cover the cost of the meeting room. Lunch will not be served but brown baggers are welcome.

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