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KINGMAN – The morning of Tuesday, November 21 a super traveler made a stop at Locomotive Park in Kingman. Mr. Katiravan Subarayan, a 62 year-old from Malaysia, sold his home and started a fantastic journey on his motorcycle in January 2023. His goal is to travel the world, 106 countries in total, in 20 months while planting trees along the way. To date, Mr. Subarayan has traveled 54,081 miles planting trees in Russia, China, Australia, Japan, Sweden, Canada, the U.S., and many more. You can follow his journey at https://www.polarsteps.com/KatiravanSubarayan/6396151-katiravan-2023-solo-bike-world-tour?fbclid=IwAR2PkBLIv4b5xHx4YvuiByoe4eg3JhRX41ohYp2f3wF1d249vnx10tSxC8c. Tuesday, Nov 21, at 10am the City of Kingman Parks Department…

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman is thrilled to highlight the artistic talents of Joyce Wiley, a member of the Economic Development/Tourism team. Joyce’s captivating art pieces are part of the community art exhibit, “Mystic & The Supernatural,” currently on display until December 23. Residents and art enthusiasts are invited to experience Wiley’s contributions to “Mystic & The Supernatural” at the Kingman Center of the Arts (KCA) Gallery, located at 402 E. Beale Street. The exhibit is open to the public during the following hours: * Tuesday – Thursday: 11 am – 5 pm * Friday and Saturday: 11 am…

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman is thrilled to highlight the artistic talents of Joyce Wiley, a member of the Economic Development/Tourism team. Joyce’s captivating art pieces are part of the community art exhibit, “Mystic & The Supernatural,” currently on display until December 23. Residents and art enthusiasts are invited to experience Wiley’s contributions to “Mystic & The Supernatural” at the Kingman Center of the Arts (KCA) Gallery, located at 402 E. Beale Street. The exhibit is open to the public during the following hours: * Tuesday – Thursday: 11 am – 5 pm * Friday and Saturday: 11 am…

Medusa Farms has partnered with the Kingman Area Food Bank. Together, they have collected more than 1,500 pounds of food for the Kingman community. Medusa Farms will be continuing the food drive until the end of November. “Medusa Farms is more than a local business. We are here to support our community,” said manager Brandie Carrington.