De-evolving Church
The de-evolving church. I think this may be an original term, but perhaps not an original idea. When something evolves, it gradually becomes more complex, or it adapts.
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Stockton Hill and Gordon road closure starting Monday morning
KINGMAN – The City of Kingman is notifying residents and motorists of upcoming road work at the intersection of Stockton Hill Road and Gordon Drive as crews continue installing new traffic control switches to enhance intersection functionality and safety.
Olympic Village, Torch Run to be held in Kingman in April
KINGMAN – Special Olympics Arizona (SOA) will be hosting Olympic Village and Torch Run next month in downtown Kingman.
Two Arizona State Parks and Trails programs earn Environmental Excellence Awards
PHOENIX – On Saturday, March 8, Arizona State Parks and Trails earned two top awards at the 43rd Environmental Excellence Awards from Arizona Forward, presented by SRP. The Kids on the Colorado River program received the Crescordia Award in the Environmental Education and Communication category, and the Artist in Residence program received the Award of Distinction in the Art in Public Places category.
Mohave College begins the search for a new college president
MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave College president Dr. Stacy Klippenstein has resigned. He was recently appointed as the new President of the College of Southern Nevada.
Kingman High School student selected for all-state honor band
KINGMAN – Kingman High School’s Joseph McCoy was selected for the third consecutive year by audition for the 2025 Arizona All-State Honor Band. Nearly 600 excelling high school instrumental musicians auditioned for the prestigious ensemble on March 8th during live auditions held at Gilbert High School.
