Category: Community News

The citizens of Mohave County can expect the following road maintenance activity during the week of May 11: Arizona Strip: Road grading on 1) Antelope Valley Rd. and 2) Mud Mountain Rd. in Colorado City. Kingman: Road grading on 1) Falcon Valley Rd., 2) Vock Canyon Rd. and 3) Calle Puebla. Crews will be mowing road shoulders, repairing pot holes and making right of way repairs in the Butler area. Hackberry: Road grading on Antares Rd. from Mile 20 to Hwy. 66. Wikieup: Road grading on Bogles Ranch Rd. Yucca: Road grading on 1) Highland Rd., 2) Chicken Springs Rd….

KINGMAN – Beginning Monday, May 11, Kingman Regional Medical Center (KRMC) will offer antibody tests for SARS-CoV-2― the virus that causes COVID-19. The test can possibly detect if someone had COVID-19 in the past. When someone is infected with COVID-19, their immune system may produce proteins called antibodies to fight the virus. After the person has recovered, an antibody test can usually detect these proteins in their blood.  KRMC Pathologist Dr. Ryan Swapp says the antibody test can help people know if they already had the virus. But, he cautions, “It does not necessarily mean that people who test positive are immune from…

Deadline to apply is 11:59 p.m. (Arizona time) Tuesday, June 9  The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) is accepting applications for 2020 hunt permit-tags issued through the draw process for deer, fall turkey, fall javelina, bighorn sheep, fall bison and sandhill crane.   To apply, visit www.azgfd.gov and click on “Apply for a Draw.” For an overview of the application service, including license requirements, applying for bonus points and payment information, see Page 26 of the “2020-21 Arizona Hunting Regulations” booklet. Printed booklets soon will be available at all department offices and license dealers statewide. The deadline for the department to receive all applications is 11:59…

SALT LAKE CITY – From May 1 through August 31, the Department of the Interior will conduct a Macroinvertebrate Production Flow at Glen Canyon Dam. This experiment, also known as a Bug Flow, aims to improve egg-laying conditions for aquatic insects, which are the primary food source for endangered and native fish in the Colorado River. This is the third consecutive year for the Bug Flow under the Glen Canyon Dam Long-Term Experimental and Management Plan. During the Bug Flow experiment, the Bureau of Reclamation will make targeted adjustments to water releases from Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powell. That…