KINGMAN, Ariz. – Kingman City Magistrate for 11
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MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave College is ready to
PHOENIX, Ariz. - Bradley Alan Schupbach, 54, of
KINGMAN, Ariz. – The Mohave Republic Forum will
Dear Editor, World Elephant Day is August 12,
LAKE HAVASU CITY – An elderly Lake Havasu City man no longer faces prosecution for the chaos he allegedly caused during a March 3 triathlon event. The Mohave County Attorney’s Office has dismissed all the charges and the case against John Welcher, 91.
PHOENIX – Arizona is currently facing a surge in human-caused fires; to date there has been 473 wildland fires in the state, with 332 determined to be human-caused contributing resulting in 28,772 acres burned. Through an established collaborative effort to address these preventable unplanned ignitions, area fire managers have enlisted the support of a National Fire Prevention and Education Team (NFPET).
LAKE HAVASU CITY – No injuries are reported in a June 3 residential structure fire in Lake Havasu City. Fire department personnel responded at 9:45 p.m. to the incident in the 2500 block of South Cisco.
BULLHEAD CITY — Mohave Community College (MCC) and the MCC Bighorns Booster Club are excited to announce the ribbon cutting ceremony for the new men’s and women’s soccer teams at Rotary Park, Firebird Field, on June 12 at 7 a.m.
Local military historian Tom Saluzzo shows off his newly acquired UC-45J aircraft, to Richard
Masci on the flight line at the Kingman Airport. This particular airplane started its life in 1943 as
an AT-7 Navigator trainer with the army Air Force. It was transferred to the navy post war and
served until 1972 as a UC-45J Transport. Saluzzo’s goal is to restore the aircraft to a static display status and place it somewhere that the public can see it and admire a piece of military history that trained flight crews across three decades. Despite it being a rather large undertaking, it is one he is determined to make happen to better tell the story of those who have served. Photo courtesy TSgt. T. Merrill, USAFR Ret
Is it possible to be impartial?
We ask our juries to do just that—be impartial without favoritism toward a particular viewpoint.
Often the requisite for impartiality is a dispassionate view of another’s circumstance. The facts are presented, and the juror is charged with discerning the reasonableness, fairness, and, ultimately, the defensibility of their conclusion.
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