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Officer cleared in Dec. 29 shooting

KINGMAN – Following the investigation conducted by Lake

Sting brings 15 years for sex offense

KINGMAN - Another defendant snagged in an investigation

May the rains gently fall

In the past weeks we have finally received

Easter morning reflections

Dear Editor, As the covid-19 pandemic continues to

For the Luv of Paws Open House will

GOLDEN VALLEY – For the Luv of Paws

Puppies and dogs up for adoption this weekend

KINGMAN – Friends of Mohave County Animal Shelter

Officer cleared in Dec. 29 shooting

KINGMAN – Following the investigation conducted by Lake

Sting brings 15 years for sex offense

KINGMAN - Another defendant snagged in an investigation

May the rains gently fall

In the past weeks we have finally received

Easter morning reflections

Dear Editor, As the covid-19 pandemic continues to

For the Luv of Paws Open House will

GOLDEN VALLEY – For the Luv of Paws

Puppies and dogs up for adoption this weekend

KINGMAN – Friends of Mohave County Animal Shelter

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HR firm hosted free workplace harassment prevention event

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Workplace harassment is an unfortunate experience that many have faced in a variety of different employment environments. Fractional Human Resources Consultant of HRX Professional Consulting LLC Sabrina Steinback provided answers with the community last week, about how to resolve workplace harassment and transform uncomfortable experiences into healthier relationships on the job.

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Class is back in session at MCC campuses, enrollment up  

MOHAVE COUNTY – Monday was back to school for students at Mohave Community College. Many returned to continue their higher education journey and many new students are taking the first step to earn their degree and/or certificate.    Enrollment is up this semester by roughly 6% with approximately 4,000 students taking classes across all campuses, as well as online and live remote via Zoom.  Students are also still signing up for shorter term fall semester classes, which begin in September and October.  Students returning to class Monday were excited for the fall semester and all the College events, leadership opportunities and other…

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Thelma Marie Craver

Thelma Marie Craver, 94, of Kingman went to heaven on December 4, 2023 with family by her side.  She was born on November 29, 1929 in Saskatoon Canada to Anton and Vada Olson.  She was the youngest of 8 children and was the last to pass away.  With her passing, this wonderful generation has now moved to the next phase of their lives in Heaven.  We envision Thelma (Mom) now dancing away with her beloved husband Don who passed away 15 years ago and having a reunion with family and friends who passed before her.  Thelma is survived by her…

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Bailey responds to NACFD issues

In response to the Veradt, Lucero, and Brown letter published in The Standard News Editorial dated October 21, it seems there are very different opinions. It is a fact that these three individuals are very close personal friends of Wayne Eder. Wayne Eder is attempting to fill the NACFD Board with his close personal friends for what possible reason? Who is going to benefit from having these three people on the NACFD Board? If you think about this, do you want people with no experience in the fire service, or emergency medical service, making decisions that affect our entire fire…

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Another successful Candy Crawl

Dear Editor, Another year is in the books. MCSO POP Candy Crawl was an enormous success. The members of the MCSO POP would like to extend their gratitude to all those who made it the success that it was. Sheriff Doug Schuster for supporting and believing in the program from the very first year. All the volunteers who put in countless hours to get everything organized and set up. The sponsors who donated services, time and support to make it as big and successful as it was. KUSD#20 and specifically, Kingman High School for allowing us the opportunity to hold…

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