Topock School Board meeting calmer than usual Thursday
For the very first time, a deputy Sheriff had been called in to make his presence known at the Topock School Board meeting last Thursday, Sept. 17.
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Seed Money in the Spotlight: Kingman’s business ideas advance to state contest (VIDEO)
Small businesses across Mohave County are constantly searching for “seed” money that helps them launch, expand, or reinvent their operations. On Wednesday in downtown Kingman, that pursuit took center stage as Mohave College’s Small Business Development Center partnered with the Moonshot Rural Arizona Pitch Competition, giving local entrepreneurs a chance to compete for local cash awards and a shot at advancing to the statewide finals in Phoenix — where as much as $15,000 is on the line.
Joey McEuen on Republican ticket for Cerbat Precinct Constable in November
Robert “Joey” McEuen of Kingman has been selected to be the Republican nominee on the ballot in November for the Cerbat Precinct Constable, replacing Edward Carman who resigned in August to pursue a new career.
Kingman’s 75th anniversary major topic at City Council Tuesday
The Kingman City Council discussed the Kingman Youth Advisory Council, Mohave Substance Abuse Prevention Program, and retention basins. But the most popular was that of Kingman’s 75th anniversary celebration planned for January downtown.
Andy Devine Days weekend packs Kingman with tradition, crowds
The 2026 Andy Devine Days weekend delivered its usual whirlwind of activity, drawing thousands to the Mohave County Fairgrounds, downtown Kingman, and Golden Valley for a full slate of events celebrating local heritage, family fun, and community pride.
Sounds of Kingman Concert in The Park series continues on Sunday
Enjoy a free concert in the park presented by Sounds of Kingman on Sunday, Sept. 27 from 4 to 6 p.m. Band performance will be 8 Kilo Cats.
