Kingman Councilman Jim Dykens wants to remain on City Council
“I want to be part of making and keeping Kingman great, Councilman Jim Dykens said.
“I want to be part of making and keeping Kingman great, Councilman Jim Dykens said.
A former Lake Havasu City firefighter disgraced by separate criminal indictments charging him with 21 felony offenses drew twice as many years in prison than he expected.
This year, College Park Church on Jagerson Ave., opened their hearts and their doors to the entire community of Kingman for their annual 4th of July Block Party.
Not guilty pleas were entered during arraignment proceedings that droned on for more than an hour on July 2 in a Kingman health care criminal case.
Residents of Diane’s Hope House are women who have spent six months of the recovery program in the first house, then transitioned there.
A local judge has torpedoed a plea agreement offered in the case of a Bullhead City man charged with pointing a laser beam at an in-flight helicopter in the spring.