Marion “Smiley” Ward wants to remain on Kingman City Council
“I want to finish what we’ve started like Flying Fortress, industry, retail, and keeping police and fire commensurate with our surrounding areas,” Councilor Ward said.
“I want to finish what we’ve started like Flying Fortress, industry, retail, and keeping police and fire commensurate with our surrounding areas,” Councilor Ward said.
There’s not another place like the Jerry Ambrose Veterans Council (JAVC) in the state, maybe not even the entire country.
Two local thrift stores recently donated to local shelter, Angel Manor.
On the nation’s 250th birthday, Kingman residents fanned out across the community to celebrate Independence Day with charity events, family activities, veterans’ gatherings, and evening fireworks shows that drew crowds from across the region.
For the children of Lake Havasu, another summer vacation will come to an end in just three and a half weeks.
“I want to be part of making and keeping Kingman great, Councilman Jim Dykens said.