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Striping to Begin on Various City Roads

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman will begin striping recently chip sealed roads Saturday, June 26 through Wednesday, June 30, 2021, weather permitting. During this time there will be travel delays and reduced speeds due to lane restrictions. The City of Kingman urges motorists to pay extra attention while driving in and around work zones, maintenance vehicles, and encourages the importance of maintaining safe and smart driving habits during the construction season, and at all times, when operating a motor vehicle. Road striping: Sunshine Drive and Rock Road Burbank Street Bank Street (Airway Avenue to Townsend St.) North Stockton Hill…

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Laughlin/Bullhead International Airport Authority welcomes summer intern

BULLHEAD CITY – The sky is the limit for this year’s LBIA summer intern. In a highly competitive process, Victoria Omark secured the three-month opportunity to work closely with the Airport’s management team. “I’m very lucky,” Omark said. “Airport management is a hard area to get into because most jobs want you to have experience, but the majority of airport management internships require you to have a degree. I’m lucky LBIA offers students the ability to get hands-on experience.” The North Dakota University senior is working towards dual degrees in air traffic control and airport management. She earned her private…

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Laughlin/Bullhead International Airport Authority welcomes summer intern

BULLHEAD CITY – The sky is the limit for this year’s LBIA summer intern. In a highly competitive process, Victoria Omark secured the three-month opportunity to work closely with the Airport’s management team. “I’m very lucky,” Omark said. “Airport management is a hard area to get into because most jobs want you to have experience, but the majority of airport management internships require you to have a degree. I’m lucky LBIA offers students the ability to get hands-on experience.” The North Dakota University senior is working towards dual degrees in air traffic control and airport management. She earned her private…

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MCC Radiologic Technology graduate overcomes health issues, turns passion into purpose

MOHAVE COUNTY – Ashley Thimm has gone through a lot of obstacles in her life. She suffered the loss of a loved one and had many health issues. While attending River Valley High School she lost her mother and suffered a diabetic coma.  At a young age she was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes, a chronic condition where the pancreas produces little to no insulin. She said her father found her unresponsive and if he hadn’t she probably would not be alive today. The doctors told her she was lucky to be alive and not suffer any brain damage from…

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Supervisor Bishop appointed to Criminal Justice Commission

MOHAVE COUNTY –  Mohave County Supervisor Jean Bishop has been appointed to the prestigious Arizona Criminal Justice Commission (ACJC.) She joins 18 other commissioners in a mission to “continuously address, improve, sustain and enhance public safety in the State of Arizona through the coordination, cohesiveness and effectiveness of the Criminal Justice System.” The ACJC leads Arizona’s efforts to identify problems and implement solutions that impact all aspects of the criminal justice system and create safer communities. Supervisor Bishop was appointed by Arizona Governor Doug Ducey and she will be initially serving for a term of two years and may be…

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ZippNada teaching zero waste principles

KINGMAN – In a 1960 Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) study Americans produced approximately 88.1 million tons of solid waste. Fast forward 58 years to 2018, and we have tripled that, producing 292.4 million tons of solid waste. That is 4.9 pounds per person per day. Solid waste is glass, paper, food, metals, in-organic waste, plastic, rubber and leather, textiles, wood and yard trimming. A local company is trying to combat the staggering amount of waste produced here. Kaylee Baker is the founder of ZippNada, a company aiming to reduce or completely eradicate waste produced. The company’s mission statement is, “To…

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