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Carey recognized for evangelical efforts

Recently, the Kingman Evangelical Ministerial Association (KEMA) recognized Reverend George Carey for his year of service as the President of the KEMA. KEMA serves and supports pastors throughout the Kingman community as well as seeks to create opportunities for shared ministerial events. Pictured on the left, Pastor Kent Simmons and, on the right, Reverend George Carey.

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Carey recognized for evangelical efforts

Recently, the Kingman Evangelical Ministerial Association (KEMA) recognized Reverend George Carey for his year of service as the President of the KEMA. KEMA serves and supports pastors throughout the Kingman community as well as seeks to create opportunities for shared ministerial events. Pictured on the left, Pastor Kent Simmons and, on the right, Reverend George Carey.

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MCTUPP hosts tobacco cessation classes

KINGMAN – Mohave County Tobacco Use Prevention Program, MCTUPP, is putting on tobacco cessation at Kingman Regional Medical Center (KRMC). They are taught by Mohave County Department of Public Health Tobacco Coordinator, Susan Williams. The classes are free and open to the public. The classes follow Freshstart curriculum, a tobacco cessation support program offered by the American Cancer Society. The Freshstart curriculum takes students through the decision to quit using tobacco, properly planning to quit, assigning a quit day and continuing to remain tobacco free after successfully quitting. The curriculum provides ‘tips and tricks’ to aid smokers on the road…

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MCTUPP hosts tobacco cessation classes

KINGMAN – Mohave County Tobacco Use Prevention Program, MCTUPP, is putting on tobacco cessation at Kingman Regional Medical Center (KRMC). They are taught by Mohave County Department of Public Health Tobacco Coordinator, Susan Williams. The classes are free and open to the public. The classes follow Freshstart curriculum, a tobacco cessation support program offered by the American Cancer Society. The Freshstart curriculum takes students through the decision to quit using tobacco, properly planning to quit, assigning a quit day and continuing to remain tobacco free after successfully quitting. The curriculum provides ‘tips and tricks’ to aid smokers on the road…

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GVFD seeks board member

GOLDEN VALLEY – The Golden Valley Fire District Board of Directors is seeking a qualified applicant to fill a vacancy on the Fire Board.  Interim Board Member term will be from the date of appointment until December 1, 2022. Applicants must be registered to vote and be residents within the Golden Valley Fire District Boundaries.  Interested parties should submit a letter of interest to the Board of Directors.  The deadline for all applications is March 13, 2020.  At the regular scheduled board meeting on March 25, 2020 the Board may go into executive session to conduct an interview process. Please…

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Lake-town Clownz teach fire education

BULLHEAD CITY – January 28  through January 31, 150 participants from around the country gathered in Bullhead City, attending the Arizona Fire and Burn Educators Association (AFBEA) annual Risk Reduction through Education and Characterization Conference. The conference focused on Community Risk Reduction education and provided an opportunity for fire and life safety professionals to develop new programs, network with other CRR educators providing a forum for exchanging ideas, tips, and suggestions for those involved in the front-line delivery of Community Risk Reduction. Students at Mohave Accelerate Learning Center were treated to a Fire and Life Safety clown show on Tuesday,…

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