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County road work continues

The citizens of Mohave County can expect the following activity from Mohave County Public Works during the week of March 9: Arizona Strip: Road grading on 1) Mt. Trumbull Loop in Main Street Valley and Navajo Trail areas of Colorado City. Kingman: Pulling road shoulders on Stockton Hill Rd. from Mile 24 to Mile 28. Pot hole patching on N. Bank St. and in the Butler area of Kingman. Also, right of way repair in Valle Vista and Butler areas. Hackberry: Road grading on 1) Greenwood Rd., 2) Last Moon Cir., 3) First Moon Cir., 4) Blue Spruce Cir., 5)…

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The expression of true love

A young man wrote a letter to sweetheart in which he stated how very much he loved her. He wrote: “I love you so much that I would walk across the burning sands of the hottest desert, just to be near you. I would scale the highest mountain; swim the deepest ocean if you commanded it. Love always and forever, John. P.S. I am coming to see you tonight, if it doesn’t rain.” Words used to describe one’s love for another are easily spoken and are often empty and void of meaning. How does one know if another’s declaration of…

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Coronavirus COVID-19 Update

MOHAVE COUNTY There is a great deal of news circulating about coronavirus or COVID-19.  As with any new illness or disease, there is new information available almost daily, and it is important to focus on the scientific facts and information shared by credible sources such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS). So what is important to know? As of the writing of this article, there were no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Mohave County. There is no need for excessive alarm, but do take preventative measures to reduce the…

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Lingenfelter in running for Procurement Director

MOHAVE COUNTY – Kingman Vice Mayor Travis Lingenfelter has indicated he’s running for District 1 Mohave County Supervisor, but he’s also a finalist for a County Department head position. Lingenfelter could become County Procurement Director, a position he held years ago. County Human Resources Director Ken Cunningham confirmed that a committee will interview Lingenfelter and another Procurement Director candidate from Florida on Monday morning. He said they topped the field of ten applicants for the position that Becky O’Brien will vacate when she retires in April. Cunningham said O’Brien has been with the county almost five years. Dave Hawkins

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Sophie Jovillard to film episode of Échappées Belles, FranceTV, with Thunder-Rode Motorcycle Accessories

KINGMAN – On March 11 and 12, the FranceTV film crew will be in Kingman to film a segment for their television show, Échappées Belles, hosted by Sophie Jovillard. The production team will be working with Thunder-Rode Motorcycle Accessories in downtown Kingman to film the segment which will be based on Route 66 and bikers. Thunder-Rode Motorcycle Accessories held submissions for a passionate biker who loves Route 66 and would love to share their passion of The Mother Road with Sophie on the open road. Submissions were sought through Thunder-Rode’s social media pages and newsletter subscribers.  Local motorcycle enthusiasts submitted…

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Traffic detection camera installation

KINGMAN – Beginning Monday, March 9, contractors will be installing traffic detection cameras along Stockton Hill Road intersections that include Detroit and Sycamore Avenues. There will be traffic control and reduced speeds in place, while crews are at work. Crews are expected to finish the installation next week, barring any weather delays. These new systems that have been installed at multiple intersections along Stockton Hill Rd. have greatly improved service to our citizens, reduced delays caused by broken loops, and reduced signal maintenance costs; this results in long-term, overall cost savings to the community. These detection cameras also detect motorcyclists and…

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