Category: Business

MOHAVE COUNTY — Mohave County Health Director Denise Burley reminds that although “mask mandates have recently ended in Bullhead City, Kingman, and Lake Havasu City, the requirements outlined in the Governor’s Executive Orders are still in effect.” She adds that “these requirements include wearing a mask in restaurants, bars and nightclubs, indoor gyms and fitness centers, indoor theaters, water parks, and tubing.” (MORE) For up-to-date information on all the Governor’s Executive Order requirements for these types of businesses, please visit the Arizona Department of Health Services website using this link:  https://azdhs.gov/preparedness/epidemiology-disease-control/infectious-disease-epidemiology/index.php#novel-coronavirus-home

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman is unveiling a new webpage tied directly to the strategic plan and adopted Mission, Vision and Values (MVVs). This new webpage will have current reports that show the goals for the city that fall under each department, and the progress of those goals being completed. All goals fall in line with the strategic priorities and the MVVs of the City of Kingman. A link to the page and reports is: https://www.cityofkingman.gov/government/city-administration/city-manager/strategic-plan-and-mvvs “This is another step for us to show transparency in government in a way that’s very easy to understand,” said Kingman City Manager Ron Foggin. “This…

KINGMAN – A handful of citizens turned out for what was billed as a hybrid town-hall/workshop Thursday for Mohave County supervisors to gather public input on use of masks and the requirement to wear face cover in Mohave County buildings during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. About a half-dozen people addressed the board of supervisors in person and more than three dozen others submitted written statements. Board clerk Ginny Anderson and deputy county attorney Ryan Espling took turns reading those letters into the record during a 40-minute period. Anderson said 22 people were opposed while 30 people expressed support for use…

To help the voters learn more about the candidates running for the MCC Governing Board District 2 seat, MCC created a Meet the Candidates web page at www.Mohave.edu/MeettheCandidates. It includes answers from each candidate to six questions from students, employees and community members. The candidates were also asked to submit a 250 word biographical statement. The questions, answers and biographical statements submitted to the college can be viewed online at www.Mohave.edu/MeettheCandidates. The MCC Governing Board holds a very important position in our community. Board members are elected community trustees who represent various districts throughout Mohave County, and provide oversight to ensure…