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Miller exits as interim Kingman City Manager

KINGMAN – Deputy Kingman City Manager Tina Moline will serve as Acting Manager until the city brings its new top administrator on board in the spring. Grady Miller served as Interim Kingman Manager since late Sept. in the aftermath of the firing of former manager Ron Foggin last Aug. Miller has exited northwest Arizona for a new gig in the town of Cave Creek outside Phoenix. Miller addressed the Cave Creek town council and community following his first day on the job Monday, Feb. 5. “To the residents who are here tonight, I’m sure that over time I’ll have an…

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Miller exits as interim Kingman City Manager

KINGMAN – Deputy Kingman City Manager Tina Moline will serve as Acting Manager until the city brings its new top administrator on board in the spring. Grady Miller served as Interim Kingman Manager since late Sept. in the aftermath of the firing of former manager Ron Foggin last Aug. Miller has exited northwest Arizona for a new gig in the town of Cave Creek outside Phoenix. Miller addressed the Cave Creek town council and community following his first day on the job Monday, Feb. 5. “To the residents who are here tonight, I’m sure that over time I’ll have an…

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Local businessman announces candidacy for District 4 Supervisor

KINGMAN – Longtime Kingman resident Don Martin has announced his intention to seek the District 4 Board of Supervisors seat that is being vacated by Jean Bishop. Martin, a Kingman resident since1972, said he is calling on his lifetime of public service to serve as his qualification to serve the citizens of District 4. “I am a proud veteran who volunteered and joined the U.S. Army in 1969,” Martin said. Martin moved to Kingman in 1972 to accept a position with the City of Kingman Police Department (KPD). He rose to the rank of sergeant during his 14 ? years…

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BLM to host open house

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is holding an open-house meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada on February 13, 5:00-7:00 pm at Red Rock Casino to provide information on the Department of the Interior’s ongoing efforts to support appropriate renewable energy development on our nation’s public lands through an updated Western Solar Plan.  The public meeting will preview the BLM’s proposed revisions to the agency’s Utility-Scale Solar Energy Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (known as the updated Western Solar Plan), which would streamline the BLM’s framework for siting solar energy projects and expand BLM’s solar energy program to cover five additional states…

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BLM to host open house

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is holding an open-house meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada on February 13, 5:00-7:00 pm at Red Rock Casino to provide information on the Department of the Interior’s ongoing efforts to support appropriate renewable energy development on our nation’s public lands through an updated Western Solar Plan.  The public meeting will preview the BLM’s proposed revisions to the agency’s Utility-Scale Solar Energy Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (known as the updated Western Solar Plan), which would streamline the BLM’s framework for siting solar energy projects and expand BLM’s solar energy program to cover five additional states…

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LHC council to hold invocation lottery

LAKE HAVASU CITY – The Lake Havasu City Council invites volunteer speakers to offer an invocation before the beginning of its regular meetings for the benefit and blessing of the city council. Any individual or organization interested in offering an invocation at a city council regular meeting can submit their names for participation in the lottery through an application located on the City’s website. The invocational speaker must be a resident of Lake Havasu City having resided in Lake Havasu City for at least one year prior to March 1, 2024. The Lake Havasu City Council meetings are held the…

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