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Local newspaper moving to new digs

KINGMAN – The oldest newspaper in Mohave County is relocating to historic downtown Kingman from its current office in the center of the community. A “For Sale” sign is posted at Stockton Hill Road office building that the Daily Miner has occupied for years. The Miner informed its readers in its Friday publication that the paper will be moving into another office at 802 E. Beale St. starting Monday. The Miner will be next door neighbor to KGMN, KZKE and KYET radio operation headquarters, and along a half mile long media row downtown that includes the Standard newspaper and the…

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Kingman Area Food Bank Receives New Equipment

KINGMAN –  The Kingman Area Food Bank has received an essential piece of equipment for their operations! St Mary’s Food Bank approved a grant request made several months ago to fund a new fork lift truck for the Food Bank. This new equipment has a value in excess of $20,000 and was provided at no cost to serve the hungry in Mohave County St Mary’s is affiliated via contract with the food bank in Kingman and provides a significant portion of the emergency food they provide to the public. They have a process whereby an affiliated agency can apply for…

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Basha’s invites residents to share their favorite donut flavors

Kids and grown-ups alike encouraged to enter grocer’s annual Donut Flavor Craze Contest, now through May 17 Because we have all been dreaming of traveling again, Bashas’ themed its annual donut contest around inspirational global flavors this year.  Fried dough is a much-loved indulgence not just in Arizona, but all over the world. That is why Bashas’ is inviting Arizona kids and grown-ups to draw some inspiration from their previous travels and dream up the best new flavor for the hometown grocer’s donut cases. Whether it is a country’s particular style of donut – like the Portuguese Malasada or German…

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Basha’s invites residents to share their favorite donut flavors

Kids and grown-ups alike encouraged to enter grocer’s annual Donut Flavor Craze Contest, now through May 17 Because we have all been dreaming of traveling again, Bashas’ themed its annual donut contest around inspirational global flavors this year.  Fried dough is a much-loved indulgence not just in Arizona, but all over the world. That is why Bashas’ is inviting Arizona kids and grown-ups to draw some inspiration from their previous travels and dream up the best new flavor for the hometown grocer’s donut cases. Whether it is a country’s particular style of donut – like the Portuguese Malasada or German…

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Maintenance Solutions donates to Shop with a Cop

Charles & Steffanie Rambo owner of Maintenance Solutions presented I SUPPORT THE THIN BLUE LINE vinyl stickers to Shop with a Cop Treasurer Lorrie Duggins for the Back the Blue Caravan event on May 15. In addition to the vinyl sticker donation, the Rambo’s provided oranges for the police department and ADOPT A PET SAVE A LIFE vinyl stickers for Animal Care and Welfare.   The vinyl stickers are available for a donation of $3 each or 2 for $5. The stickers will be some of the merchandise on hand at the Shop with a Cop booth at the Back the…

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Contract awarded for second Laughlin/Bullhead bridge

LAUGHLIN/BULLHEAD CITY – Clark County, Nevada has awarded a $54-million contract to a Henderson-based firm to build a second Colorado River bridge connecting Laughlin and Bullhead City. Fisher Sand and Gravel will have two years to complete the project once an official notice to proceed is issued. “The contract calls for construction of a five-span, 724-foot-long concrete bridge over the Colorado River,” manager Toby Cotter said during the May 4 Bullhead City council meeting. Bullhead City is contributing $4.5-million for bridge construction and spent another $4-million on connective infrastructure on the Arizona side of the span. Cotter said advancing the project after…

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