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New sewer lines in Beale and Sixth Street

The City of Kingman is planning to construct new sewer lines in Beale Street and Sixth St. The proposed work includes new, 8-inch sewer lines along with two new sewer manholes. The project started Monday, April 22, and should be completed in about three weeks. There may be traffic delays, detours, and restricted lanes associated with the construction activity. In addition, parking in some areas will be limited or restricted during construction. Every effort will be made to minimize the impact on access to businesses. Freiday Construction is the Contractor that will be performing the work.

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Chades sentenced to four years in plea agreement

Pummeling and robbing a suspected snitch and later possessing more than a usable amount of heroin will result in a trip to the Arizona Department of Corrections for a Bullhead City man. A four year prison sentence is mandated in a plea agreement entered on April 23 for Jonathan Chades, 30. Chades pleaded guilty to robbery and possession of narcotic drugs for sale. Prosecutor Greg McPhillips said it was December 26, 2018 when Chades and two co-defendants confronted a man they believed to be an informant in the 700 block of Hancock Road. He said Chades punched and kicked the…

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Drug smuggling thwarted at Mohave County Jail

An attempt to smuggle drugs into the Mohave County Adult Detention Center in Kingman was shut down at the point of intake Tuesday. Sheriff’s office spokeswoman Anita Mortensen said the discovery came at 5:00 p.m. when Jennifer Malynda Sparks, 38, Lake Havasu City was being processed and booked into the facility in Kingman.    “A body scan of Sparks revealed a foreign object and during interviews with staff Sparks admitted to swallowing the items three days before surrendering herself to ‘serve her time,’” Mortensen said. Sparks was transported to Kingman Regional Medical Center while authorities sought a search warrant enabling…

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Becky Fawson will be Kingman Chamber of Commerce CEO

A well-known local woman who with a long history of involvement in civic groups has agreed to serve as the new President and Chief Executive Officer of the Kingman Area Chamber of Commerce. Becky Fawson will retire as supervisor of the Mohave County Legal Defender’s Office (LDO).    Fawson will work both jobs part time before transitioning to full time with the Chamber on June 8.    “The Chamber is very excited to have found the perfect fit with a local community-minded professional who can move our Chamber forward in promoting business through education, partnerships and networking,” said Chamber Board Chairman Cherish Sammeli. “Becky has the skills, knowledge, and…

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Peacey plea deal pending

Man accused of stealing $170,000 cash in a suitcase from Walmart His comments at a settlement conference provide hints of the possible legal defense for the Kingman man accused of stealing a suitcase full of cash he found unattended at the local Walmart last summer. Jeremiah Peacey, 40, is charged with theft and trafficking in stolen property.    “Who has $170,000 that they just carry around in a briefcase,” Judge Billy Sipe stated rhetorically, reflecting a question that surfaced early in the case.    “Exactly,” Peacey responded.    That exchange, and other portions of the hearing, revealed that Peacey is apparently claiming the…

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None injured in residential fire

No one was hurt in a residential structure fire in Bullhead City early Tuesday, April 23. Fire department personnel responded at 1:00 a.m. to the incident in the 900 block of Sea Spray Drive. Public information officer Lori Viles said arriving firefighters discovered an unoccupied mobile home and a detached shed fully involved in flame. “Crews quickly began an aggressive fire attack pulling multiple supply lines,” a news release stated. “Engine 761’s crew made entry into the back bedroom, bathroom, and hallway obtaining a primary all clear.” The structures were destroyed and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

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