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Middle school band students selected for excellence

KINGMAN – Kingman Middle School was to have sent five of its talented musicians to the Arizona Music Educators Association’s All-State Honor Band Festival recently. Nearly 300 of Arizona’s highly achieving middle school instrumentalists, grades six, seven, and eight, were to have gathered at Valley Vista High School in Surprise, on March 14, to rehearse and perform grade level concerts featuring the best student musicians from across the state. Performers for the sixth grade All-State band were selected by nomination. Arizona’s seventh and eighth grade musicians auditioned in November 2019 to become part of the prestigious ensembles. Kingman Middle School proudly lauds the musicianship and determination of…

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Missing person reported in Wikieup

WIKIEUP – The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue is seeking information on the whereabouts of Robert “Bob” Meyers, a 73-year-old male last seen in the area of the Hidden Oasis RV Park in Wikieup about noon on Sunday, March 15. He had left on foot to go hiking and camping for a couple days and has not returned home. He has a backpack, some food, supplies, and a tent. We are uncertain of the clothing he may be wearing, as he has planned to be gone for a couple days. He has a greenish-olive colored heavy jacket and…

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Kingman corona update

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman has announced it is closing public access to all city buildings except the municipal courthouse for at least a two-week period beginning Monday, March 23. The measure is implemented to conform with social distancing guidelines set forth by the federal Centers for Disease Control. The City is also implementing public safety measures involving its court operations. For detailed information about both announcements visit the city website (www.cityofkingman.gov) and look for news releases under the PIO tab. The Mohave County government website (www.mohavecounty.us) is also a good source for important pandemic-related information. Dave Hawkins

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