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DigIt Community Garden extends thanks

Dear Editor, Thank you to Wells Fargo for their generous donation of $437.60 to the Dig It Kingman Community Garden. Wells Fargo’s employees did a fundraiser with all their branches throughout the state. Chocolate dipped strawberries, survivor bracelets and survivor keychains were sold to collect money for Dig It. Thanks to all the employees that participated in the fundraiser! Their physical help in the garden throughout the year is also very much appreciated! Pictured are Wells Fargo’s employees presenting the donation check to some members of Dig It Kingman Community Garden’s Steering Committee and Lessees. Left to right: Nancy Christler,…

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CRUHSD board seat will remain open until 2020 election

BULLHEAD CITY – Mohave County School Superintendent Mike File has opted not to fill a vacant seat on the Colorado River Union High School District governing board. The seat will remain open until after the November 2020 election, when a new term begins in January 2021. The CRUHSD board deadlocked in late October when four applicants expressed interest in the seat. Two were tied two-two after being placed in nomination. File has contacted both candidates, Dr. Patrick Beck and Carey Fearing, and advised them of his decision. Arizona law allows county school superintendents to unilaterally fill vacancies, accept or reject…

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MCC Financial Services Department earns award of excellence

MCC Financial Services Department won the 2019 Government Finance Officers Association award for Excellence in Financial Reporting. The GFAO said this certificate of achievement for excellence is the highest form of recognition in governmental reporting and accounting. Front Row (l-r): Debby Frain, Christine Van Vleet, Carissa Eaves, Nanci Clark, Margi Chatwood. Back Row (l-r): Sonni Marbury, Echo Tooker, Dee Neppl.

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MRF hosts mayor, judge, KRMC CEO

KINGMAN – The public is invited to the Mohave Republican Forum (MRF) meeting on Wednesday, November 13, at 5:30 p.m., with City of Kingman Mayor Jen Miles and Kingman Regional Medical Center (KRMC) CEO Brian Turney, who will be speaking and answering questions regarding an update of the I-40 Kingman Crossing Interchange Project. Miles will be also be speaking and answering questions regarding an update of the I-40 Rancho Santa Fe Interchange Project, and as time allows, other pertinent matters. Judge Dave Huerta will be speaking and answering question regarding the Kingman/Cerbat Drug and Mental Health Programs. This should be…

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Kingman Republican Women present tribute to veterans, active military

KINGMAN – The Kingman Republican Women’s Club (KRW) will host their monthly general meeting on Tuesday, November 12 at the DamBar Steakhouse, 1960 E. Andy Devine Ave. The meeting will be a tribute to American military with guest speaker Mike Myers, Vice President of the Jerry Ambrose Veteran Council, and a flag ceremony presented by the Young Marines of Kingman, headed by Robert Skankey. All are invited to attend the program which begins promptly at noon. Doors open at 11:00 a.m. and lunch is available per order. There is a $3 meeting fee collected at the door.

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