Noel Mabile – Page 3 – The Standard Newspaper

Kingsmen GCPRA Rodeo is back!

Pam Wanner6 months ago6 months ago5 mins

KINGMAN – The Kingsmen GCPRA Rodeo is back for another mutton-busting, bull-riding-filled festivity. The gates will be open at four on Friday, September 27, and Saturday, September 28. Kingman’s only rodeo will be launching the entertainment at six p.m. at the fairgrounds. Friday’s theme will be patriotic and Saturday’s theme will be Tough Enough to Wear Pink.

With tradition and country at the core of their community, the Kingsmen start off their rodeo with the classic and beloved national anthem

ACS Food Bank: “Our main goal is to be the hands and feet of Jesus and to serve the community”

Pam Wanner7 months ago7 months ago5 mins

KINGMAN – Adventist Community Services (ACS) has been holding their food bank for as long as the church has been in service – about 40 years. Adventist Community Services holds their food services once a week every Tuesday from 8 to 11 a.m. ACS also holds a separate food bank twice every month on Sundays for people who are unable to make it to the church on Tuesdays due to work or other barriers that may get in the way of receiving food that may be necessary for citizens.

Andy Awards nominations are now open

Pam Wanner7 months ago7 months ago2 mins

KINGMAN – All who put their most into Kingman and its community are to be once again recognized at the 48 Annual Andy Awards. Named after beloved-Kingman-raised-John Wayne-star, Andy Devine, the Andy Awards are a way for Kingman citizens to come together to commemorate the hard work of their giving and hard-working counterparts.

Hilltop Foursquare’s “Pirates of the Kingdom; The Tale of the Dry Bones”

Pam Wanner8 months ago8 months ago4 mins

KINGMAN – July 9 through 12, Hilltop Foursquare Church held their annual Kids Camp, this year with the theme “Pirates of the Kingdom”

Any age can have fun at Mud Mania

Pam Wanner8 months ago8 months ago2 mins

KINGMAN – Kingman’s 46th Annual Mud Mania took place on Thursday, July 11 at Firefighter Memorial Park as a messy summer celebration welcoming everyone to their in-ground, obstacle course. This event held by the City of Kingman Parks and Recreation is completely free to the community.

Santa’s switch-adapted toy workshop: Kingman/Santa prodigy making real-life differences!

Pam Wanner8 months ago9 months ago6 mins

KINGMAN – Jerry Galland has been a Kingman resident for about two years and has been playing Santa since 2013. He is a member of the Santas of the Pacific Northwest (NORPAC) Santa group, and the International Brotherhood of Real Bearded Santas (IBRBS) society, both communities were designed to make Santas everywhere the best jolly fellows they could possibly be, with safety protocols such as background checks.