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Chillin’ on Beale Street returns with Tribute to

KINGMAN — Chillin’ on Beale Street returns to

Fort Mohave man stabs his mother the day

FORT MOHAVE — A man stabbed his own

letter to the editor
Mohave County may not have enough water

Dear Editor, I have been following, as best

Mary Chan’s Race for Hospice to be held

KINGMAN — The Kingman Regional Medical Center Foundation

Silver Sage Vigilantes returns to host gunfights in

CHLORIDE - Silver Sage Vigilantes will be hosting

CASA and FCRB raise awareness of Foster Care

PHOENIX – Each May, during National Foster Care Month,

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Kingman honors Detroit Tigers pitcher, Tarik Skubal, with keys to the city

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman celebrated one of its own, Detroit Tigers pitcher Tarik Skubal, in a special ceremony prior to the City Council meeting last night. In recognition of his extraordinary achievements, Kingman Mayor Ken Watkins presented Tarik with a Key to the City, as well as a proclamation highlighting his remarkable career.

The proclamation detailed Tarik’s inspiring journey, which began on the baseball fields of Kingman Academy of Learning, where he achieved a perfect game.

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The Kingman Visitor Center Welcomed Their 3 Millionth Visitor

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman proudly celebrated a major milestone yesterday as the Kingman Visitor Center welcomed its 3 millionth visitor since opening its doors in October 1997. Steve and Diane Jarvis, frequent visitors from Bullhead City, were honored as the 3 millionth guests during a surprise celebration.  The Jarvis family frequently visits Kingman to spend time with their children and grandchildren and have expressed their appreciation for the Visitor Center’s offerings over the years.  To commemorate the occasion, Kingman Mayor Ken Watkins, Vice Mayor Cherish Sammeli, and Council Member Smiley Ward joined in the festivities.

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