Mohave County CFO Mournian tenders resignation
Mohave County is losing significant human capital and tenured talent in a quick period of time. Luke Mournian formally tendered his resignation as Chief Financial Officer on Wednesday, January 21.
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Mohave College welcomes new, returning students
The new semester is underway at Mohave College. The spring semester started Monday, Jan. 12 with enrollment higher than last spring by 2%.
$960,000 federal grant awarded for Stockton Hill safety planning
The City of Kingman has been awarded a $960,000 Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) through the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Kingman Council reviews funding opportunities
KINGMAN – The Kingman City Council held a work session last week with the City’s federal policy advisors from Nexxus Consulting to review federal priorities and discuss opportunities to secure funding for key local projects.
Mohave College Corporate Education offers workforce training in Lake Havasu, Bullhead
Mohave College Corporate Education is offering two professional development workshop series this winter, providing local employers and hospitality professionals with practical tools to strengthen teams, improve service and support organizational success.
Legal challenge threatens Kingman’s groundwater future
Future water supply concern was a key issue addressed by the Kingman City Council during a special Jan. 13 meeting.
