KINGMAN – The Polar Dip is now 24
Six lucky trees on McCulloch Blvd. in Lake
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KINGMAN – Local hiking and biking trails continue to expand as the Colorado River Area Trail Alliance (CRATA) sets out to construct a new path for multi-use recreation.
KINGMAN – Tis’ the time o’ year.
A City of Kingman Parks Department lighting team made up of Rocky Burdine, Josh Bathauer, Kyle Davis and Todd Durham have been getting Locomotive Park ready for the colorful, festive Christmas season.
“There are others that helped at times, but these were the four involved the most,” said Mathew Golder, Assistant Parks Superintendent.
Three of those crewmembers were stringing up lights and a star on the more than 40-foot pine tree along Route 66/Andy Devine Avenue Thursday and Friday.
KINGMAN – Tomatoes, seeds and shade were center stage at Locomotive Park last weekend.
KINGMAN – One of Kingman’s most predominant and colorful murals got a touchup thanks to a dedicated artist and supportive community.
Kingman Main Street (KMS) brought artist and sculpturer Kirk Seese back to town to throw a new layer of color and protection on his mural originally painted on the southside wall of Beale Street Theater in 2018.
The 1,800 square foot mural was completed as the first phase of the City of Kingman’s Interactive Mural Program and partnered with the Kingman Center for the Arts (KCA) as part of the Art Alley Mural project.
KINGMAN – Veterans in the area have a unique opportunity to get in touch with each other spiritually.
Operation Veteran offers camaraderie and fellowship with other servicemembers who understand the unique challenges of military life and where they can be part of a welcoming community who gathers to support one another through shared experiences, prayer, and brotherhood.
The club holds weekly meetings every Tuesday from 6 to 7 p.m. at New Life Church, Classroom 3, 419 Harrison St. (Just off Hualapai Mountain Road).
KINGMAN – Fairies, sword fights, Shakespeare and baked treats.
Lee Williams High School stagecraft students, with the leadership of their teacher, Paula Pickett, put on an inaugural ‘Lee Ol Renaissance Faire’ Friday.
More than 50 students, teachers, parents and other spectators set up camp in the school’s grassy common area adjacent to the cafeteria to show off months of building sets and rehearsing acts as part of a fundraiser for the drama and stagecraft classes.
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