Roger Alan Heesch, of Kingman, died Friday, September
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Dear Editor,
We live in a world where things seem to have gotten out of control. Regardless of the direction we look in the world, we see governments fighting to control with agendas that are contrary to the best interests of the people.
Forgive and forget is an idiom that suggests even after letting go of any form of anger, bitterness, resentment, and or disappointment, the ability to forget can be contrary to our human nature.
Dear Editor,
For almost 18 months, I have been exposing the many community issues in Mohave County, focusing specifically on Kingman, AZ. The major theme has been that elected community leaders have categorically and defiantly REFUSED to listen to the people’s voice and have done so with reckless disregard and brazen deception. The specific issues have been Uncontrolled Growth and Inadequate Infrastructure. I have enumerated in great detail a plethora of current and pending community problems, all the while our elected officials, both county and city, have hidden behind the misleading ideology of Economic Development.
Although the Election result fell short of our anticipation, please know I’m truly grateful to have met so many Kingman residents and write to thank our campaign supporters for your confidence, advice and vote. We’re feeling great about our efforts, and hope residents of Kingman will be content with their choices.
“You Bet Your Life” was a TV series from 1950 through 1960 starring the inevitable Groucho Marx where he always asked the operative question, “What is the Secret Word “?
When it comes to your life as an average citizen in Kingman what would be the “secret word” for our town and its people?
Celebrating 34 Years in Mohave County!
221 E Beale St, Kingman, AZ 86401