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Coffins, music, and of course candy

Homemade tombstones, music-synced lighted dead trees are just some of the details that “bring to life” the Halloween spirit of about 40 blowups and other creepy things Chris Marie and Butch Meriwether have put together for everyone’s enjoyment who decides to drive by their home at 2225 S. Dome Rd. in Golden Valley. People who would like to visit the display can do so by turning south on Egar Road (Mile Marker 17) from State Route 68 and drive south for 4 ½ miles and turn right on Tapeats Drive (if you arrive at Shinarump Drive at the end of…

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Kingman’s first Renaissance Faire slated

KINGMAN – Friends of Mohave County Animal Shelter have scheduled the 1st Annual Renaissance Faire and Feast from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday Oct. 26, at the Mohave County Fairgrounds in Kingman. There will be costume contests, games, a Shakespearean Troupe, a Medieval craftsman and a feast. Entrance to the event is $5 for adults and children 14 and under are free. The feast is $50 and all proceeds benefit the animal shelter in Kingman. Tickets are available at the Mohave County Animal Shelter and online at friendsofmcas.org/buy-tickets. For further information about the 1st Annual Renaissance Faire and Feast,…

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Ursenback speaks at Rotary

Kingman Route 66 Rotary Club’s October 11 speaker was Tami Ursenbach, Mohave County Economic Development Director (shown with club president Karen Brown). Ursenbach addressed the group on attracting businesses to Mohave County, noting the county has a lot to offer relocating and expanding businesses from low business costs to available land. For further information log on to mohavedevelopment.org or call 928-757-0960.

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