Roger Alan Heesch, of Kingman, died Friday, September
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Dear Editor, At age 14, I got my
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Jack and I do however; agree on many other downtown Kingman business and community issues. I can appreciate his personal tenacity, his prolific writings and his love of Downtown, Kingman.
Jack Alexander, owner of Thunder-Rode thanks longtime resident and Kingman supporter Linda Owens and presents her with a Certificate of Appreciation for her continued support for the veterans of Kingman and Mohave County. Owens provides and makes available at no charge, seating for veterans in front of the Thunder-Rode so that veterans and their families can enjoy viewing parades in comfort. She has provided seating for the Andy Devine Days Parade, the Veterans Day Parade and other events held on Beale St. in downtown Kingman. Owens has been providing this service to the community and the honoring veterans for many years.
Dear Editor,
I could not agree more with Mr. Michael Johnson‘s piece in last week’s Standard more. I too am thankful and have thanked the City Council and have walked the street during the Beale Street rebuild to personally thank all those amazingly hard-working construction people who worked so tirelessly to get our new downtown put together.
Dear Kingman,
We want you all to know, all of Kingman, all our wonderful visitors, guests and customers from local and far-off lands that we see in our shop every day. And I want you to know and to hear it all from me first. Not from some uninformed, uninvolved source.
Rather than peacefully sitting down with us and resolving the two simple and easy to resolve issues of
Celebrating 34 Years in Mohave County!
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