Responsible growth requires responsible leadership: Part 2 of 2
This week, I want to focus on what responsible growth looks like in practical terms for residents, taxpayers, and the city’s future.
This week, I want to focus on what responsible growth looks like in practical terms for residents, taxpayers, and the city’s future.
Our country has put more energy in the political way.
Every human being faces everyday challengers. We all have them. No way is immune from problems, sickness and death.
The Miner’s series of question-answer type articles featuring the Kingman candidates is a fabulous example of responsible community engagement.
An illusion is a distorted perception of reality that creates a false impression. I have learned from closely following the Kingman City Council.
A drive to the grocery store is risky. Sitting in your recliner too long is risky. Eating too much is risky. Eating too little is risky.