Category: Community News

“A hot dog at the game beats roast beef at the Ritz,” – Humphrey Bogart There’s always a green light at Quinn’s Cages Athletic Center & Batting Cages in Kingman. Owner Mike Quinn opened the center last January, holding his grand opening in early March. “There were no other indoor batting cages in this area. I have always been involved with youth sports and coaching, so opening an athletic center with batting cages seemed to be the next step for me,” said owner Mike Quinn. “Everyone is welcome here. We are a youth-focused family-oriented center, and we offer a little…

KINGMAN – The public is invited to the Mohave Republican Forum meeting on Wednesday, August 11, at 5:30 p.m. Kingman Mayor Jen Miles and Kingman Regional Medical Center (KRMC) CEO Will McConnell will be the guest speakers. Miles will be speaking and answering questions regarding the Santa Fe and Kingman Crossing interchanges and the Kingman Airport and the Airport Industrial Park. McConnel will be speaking about KRMC status, including its recent and anticipated developments, the status of COVID and vaccinations, the hospital’s role and status of Kingman Crossing and what’s new and anticipated regarding KRMC. MRF meetings are held at Golden Corral, 3580…

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave County Supervisor Jean Bishop has been developing a plan for spending her 4th District’s share of $41.5-million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. The Board previously voted to split the allocation five ways, allowing each of the supervisors to play a lead role in determining how the funds are spent within their district. District 2 Supervisor Hildy Angius was the first to slice from her $8-million pie, slicing off up to $1-million for a sober living facility in Bullhead City. Each of the other supervisors are contemplating their expenditures, but none has brought a spending…

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave County Supervisor Jean Bishop has been developing a plan for spending her 4th District’s share of $41.5-million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. The Board previously voted to split the allocation five ways, allowing each of the supervisors to play a lead role in determining how the funds are spent within their district. District 2 Supervisor Hildy Angius was the first to slice from her $8-million pie, slicing off up to $1-million for a sober living facility in Bullhead City. Each of the other supervisors are contemplating their expenditures, but none has brought a spending…