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Family Fun Zone opens

KINGMAN – Batting cages are the anchor for a family fun center Mike Quinn has opened on Northern Avenue at Lomita in Kingman. Quinn’s Cages feature three hitting areas occupying 3,500 sq. ft. inside an 8,300 sq. ft. building. “We have three automatic cages for baseball and softball,” Quinn said. “The softball ranges from slow pitch to fast pitch all the way up to 60 miles per hour. “ Quinn said the machines can hurl a baseball at 70 miles an hour, but it’s more like 80 miles an hour given the distance from the apparatus to the batter’s box….

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Family Fun Zone opens

KINGMAN – Batting cages are the anchor for a family fun center Mike Quinn has opened on Northern Avenue at Lomita in Kingman. Quinn’s Cages feature three hitting areas occupying 3,500 sq. ft. inside an 8,300 sq. ft. building. “We have three automatic cages for baseball and softball,” Quinn said. “The softball ranges from slow pitch to fast pitch all the way up to 60 miles per hour. “ Quinn said the machines can hurl a baseball at 70 miles an hour, but it’s more like 80 miles an hour given the distance from the apparatus to the batter’s box….

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KRW hosts State Land Commissioner

Lisa Atkins, State Land Commissioner, spoke at a recent Kingman Republican Women’s Club meeting to approximately 25 people about her duties as Land Commissioner and provided those present with maps depicting State land as well as other land ownership in the State of Arizona. She provided an historical perspective of State land and spoke about land sales, use of State land and the Trust and the recent sale of a section of State Land in the Phoenix area. She also answered questions about grazing and agriculture.  Photo courtesy Becky Foster Janet Wilson, President, Lisa Atkins, State Land Commissioner and Becky…

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Denny’s opens at Edgewater Casino Resort

LAUGHLIN, Nev. –  Denny’s is now open at Edgewater Casino Resort, located at 2020 S. Casino Dr. The beloved, 24-hour café opened just before the New Year on Wednesday, Dec. 30.  “When you’re craving comfort food, Denny’s is an American favorite that’s tough to beat,” said Sean Hammond, general manager of Edgewater Casino Resort. “We’re thrilled to add this beloved café to the delicious food and beverage offerings we have for our Edgewater guests, who can now enjoy Denny’s classics 24 hours a day.”  Denny’s serves signature breakfasts, burgers, sandwiches and dinner entrees, including the Lumberjack Slam featuring buttermilk pancakes, grilled ham,…

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Denny’s opens at Edgewater Casino Resort

LAUGHLIN, Nev. –  Denny’s is now open at Edgewater Casino Resort, located at 2020 S. Casino Dr. The beloved, 24-hour café opened just before the New Year on Wednesday, Dec. 30.  “When you’re craving comfort food, Denny’s is an American favorite that’s tough to beat,” said Sean Hammond, general manager of Edgewater Casino Resort. “We’re thrilled to add this beloved café to the delicious food and beverage offerings we have for our Edgewater guests, who can now enjoy Denny’s classics 24 hours a day.”  Denny’s serves signature breakfasts, burgers, sandwiches and dinner entrees, including the Lumberjack Slam featuring buttermilk pancakes, grilled ham,…

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Locals assess Capitol chaos

MOHAVE COUNTY – One of Mohave County’s primary supporters of President Donald Trump and a pair of prominent local democrats have wildly disparate assessments of what transpired at the nation’s Capitol Wednesday. Steve Robinson, the Golden Valley man who served as the local field organizer for the 2020 Trump campaign, said the President is not responsible for the insurrection, and subsequent desecration of the “People’s House”. Robinson said he was among the crowd he estimated at 250,000 that attended the rally before Congress convened to start to conduct the Electoral College vote. He said Trump supporters were peaceful, but that many others left early and began the siege at the nearby Capitol…

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