Dear Editor, Summer arrives slowly and disappears quickly.
KINGMAN – A three-year prison term has been
KINGMAN – The Kathryn Heidenreich Adult and Senior
LAKE HAVASU CITY – More than one century
KINGMAN – Its architect has submitted application with the
As we make our way into June, we're
KINGMAN – October’s First Friday is sure to be a special one, and will be held on Friday, Oct. 4. With two major events happening concurrently in downtown Kingman, you will have plenty of fun to choose from! Oktoberfest, Kingman Comic Con, live music, specials, roller skating, games, food trucks, vendors, and so much fun for the whole family! October’s First Friday theme is Fall Fest. Several shops will be open late. Located on Beale St and Andy Devine in historic Downtown Kingman.
KINGMAN – The Advice and Aid Pregnancy Center will host a Benefit Tea on Saturday, October 19, from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at College Park Community Center, 4873 Van Nuys Road. Tickets are $15 for 15 and older. For more information call 928-692-1301.
KINGMAN – A Golden Valley teenager charged in a vehicular pedestrian fatality faces probation up to five years in prison after entering a plea agreement Friday, Sept. 27. Dehaven William Shafer, 19, admits operating a vehicle that struck and killed a man in Golden Valley at about 7:41 p.m. on Jan. 2.
Mohave County Sheriff’s deputies responding to the scene located the victim in the roadway in the vicinity of Chino Drive and Adobe Road in Golden Valley. James Douglass McDaniel, 69, Golden Valley, was dead at the scene.
The new Out Reach facility broke ground last week in Kingman. The facility will serve as a re-entry resource for released inmates. Pictured are Charlie Woodward III of CL Woodward, and project manager Nick Gille.
KINGMAN – The Mohave County Historical Society recently received a wonderful donation of Roy Purcell original artwork. Five pieces belonging to the collection of the late Dr. Reba Wells Grandrud, were donated by her daughter Nansi Martin.
These pieces were presented to the museum board on September 19th by Doctors Marshall and Jane Whitmire, longtime friends of Dr Grandrud. Purcell’s artwork is very well know and typically features landscape and mining scenes from Mohave and the surrounding counties.
KINGMAN – The first future dwelling units have begun arriving for the “Tin Can Alley” community of vintage Airstream camper trailers being developed for short term visitor stays along Historic Route 66 in downtown Kingman.
Walk-up coffee and ice cream shops called “Mud” and “Scoops” are open and operating in the space between Second and Third Sts. Site preparation and staking has occurred before the Airstream units are placed on the property.
Celebrating 34 Years in Mohave County!
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