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KINGMAN – The Imaginary Invalid, a three-act comedy will debut at Lee Williams High School, 4182 N. Band St., on Thursday and Friday, March 15 and 16. The Imaginary Invalid is a classic comedy by the great French playwright Molière and was first performed in 1673. It’s the story about a hypochondriac who tries to arrange a marriage between his doctor and his daughter to save him money on his medical bills! His plan sounds well and good but what would happen if she was already in love with someone else? Come see for yourself how this outrageous comedy unfolds!…

KINGMAN – Drive-In Movie Nights have become popular and those in attendance have raved about them! If you haven’t been to one that the Kingman Parks & Recreation Department has hosted, now is your chance. You can sit in the comfort of your vehicle and enjoy time spent with family or friends. Movies will take place downtown at Southside Park in the lower parking lot near field #2. Concessions will be available. Featured movie will be determined in the month prior to each showing via Facebook vote. The next two movie nights will be  Friday, March 15 and Friday, April…

BULLHEAD CITY – A woman was injured during a weekend fire at an assisted living facility in Bullhead City. Fire Department personnel responded at about 9:00 p.m. Sunday, March 3 to the Sunridge Village at 839 Landon Dr. The injured party was transported to Western Arizona Regional Medical Center for treatment. “Crews found a single-occupant room where a fire had ignited, activating the sprinkler system, which contained the fire in the affected room,” a fire department news release stated. “Crews quickly extinguished the blaze.” Authorities were focused on the possibility that smoking had occurred in proximity to oxygen equipment but…

KINGMAN – In observation of National Women’s History Month, Kingman Women Making History on Sunday, March 3rd honored eleven local women for outstanding accomplishments in various categories.  The theme for 2024 was Women Who Advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. Award recipients are:  Arts – Ann King nominated by D’arcy Wagner; Business – Kimberly Chapman McGee nominated by Karly Heisleman; Education – Shelley Stanley nominated by Marty Adams; Health/Medical Professions – Merissa Wood nominated by Lacie Robbins (last year’s Lifetime Achievement honoree); Life time Achievement – Sandy Moon nominated by Cherie Bourlier and Susan Williams; Other: Inspirational “She Strong Organizer”…