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Sounds of Kingman extend thanks to supporters

Dear Editor, Thank you to the sponsors of our 2019 eevnts – Memory of Karl and Millie Prumers; Dr. Barbara Dorf and Ali Ranney; Chicago Title Insurance Co., Inc.; Mission Bank; Taco Bell; Larry Carver, AAMS; Diana’s Wine Bar; T.R. Orr Construction; UPS Store; and Mohave Artists and Craftsmen Guild. Thank you to our vital partners: The Kingman Daily Miner, The Standard, KGMN Radio, KFLG Radio, Turner Broadcasting, Cameron Broadcasting, Murphy Broadcasting, and all who helped with our publicity. Gratitude to those who donated raffled items during 2019: Greg Arnold, L.K. Powell, and Diana Caldon of Diana’s Wine Bar. And…

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Sounds of Kingman extend thanks to supporters

Dear Editor, Thank you to the sponsors of our 2019 eevnts – Memory of Karl and Millie Prumers; Dr. Barbara Dorf and Ali Ranney; Chicago Title Insurance Co., Inc.; Mission Bank; Taco Bell; Larry Carver, AAMS; Diana’s Wine Bar; T.R. Orr Construction; UPS Store; and Mohave Artists and Craftsmen Guild. Thank you to our vital partners: The Kingman Daily Miner, The Standard, KGMN Radio, KFLG Radio, Turner Broadcasting, Cameron Broadcasting, Murphy Broadcasting, and all who helped with our publicity. Gratitude to those who donated raffled items during 2019: Greg Arnold, L.K. Powell, and Diana Caldon of Diana’s Wine Bar. And…

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Mohave County’s interim communications director’s appointment warrants investigation

Dear Editor, The good old boys of Mohave County are at it again. Why has the county hired an interim communications director without following the process? Why has Mike Hendrix allowed and supported a secretary for Buster Johnson to assume the interim communications director position? Who is driving this? Buster? Hilda? Is the appointment merely so those in county leadership positions have a puppet in their midst in an election year? Why is County Manager Mike Hendrix allowing this to happen? Is he also bought and paid for? Since the search for Mohave County’s communications director was completed just two…

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The failing of our justice system

Dear Editor, Over the past three years I have watched the justice system fail people who need help. I have seen people be put on probation and the probation department of Kingman overlook the violations of probation time and time again. Yes, they will violate the person on probation and it goes in front of a judge. What does the judge do? Give a slap on the wrist with no real consequences. It becomes an endless cycle. Just recently there was a woman who was violated on her probation. This case went back in front of the judge. The probation…

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2020 is International Year of Plant Health

Dear Editor, Recently, the USDA Office of Communications announced that that the United Nations has declared 2020 as the International Year of Plant Health. They are calling on people, organizations, scientists, and governments to work together to protect plants against the introduction and spread of invasive pests. The USDA states everyone can help avoid the devastating impact of pests and diseases on agriculture, livelihoods, and food security by taking a few important actions including: • Look for and report unusual signs of pests or disease in trees and plants to your local State Department of Agriculture or local Extension office…

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Sign here, please

A short story by Jack Mint He was a little nervous being called into the boss’s office. The sound of closing that door into her realm always sounded louder than all other doors. He smoothed the tie on his chest while she sorted through papers on her desk. Finally, she looked up. He leaned back when she leaned forward with her intrusive, almost offensive nose. The boss’s bright blue eyes, however, were inviting and earnest in merriment. Her smile was something of both. “Your work was very impressive when you first arrived. Imaginative, ingenious, though a little on the reckless…

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