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Kingman Route 66 Rotary Club cleans up Metcalfe

Photo Caption: Glenn Johnsen, Carol Johnsen, Monica Montez Stine,

Kingman man gets 10.5 years for shooting death

KINGMAN — Lengthy victim impact statements were articulated

Claudia Navarro Byerly

Claudia Navarro Byerly, of Kingman, died on Monday,

Kingman Food Bank coordinates Stamp Out Hunger drive

KINGMAN — The U.S. Postal Service mail carrier

Whooping Cough is on the rise in Mohave

MOHAVE COUNTY — Arizona is experiencing a significant

Kingman Veterans Treatment Court softball team defeats Lake

KINGMAN — The Kingman Veterans Treatment Court (VTC) softball team

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Supes at odds over state stay-at-home order; sheriff will not be enforcing it

 MOHAVE COUNTY- A number of elected officials in northwest Arizona are upset with Governor Doug Ducey’s decision to extend his Stay at Home executive directives to mid-May.    “I am disappointed that he essentially pushed this out another two weeks and I’m concerned that our folks will go another two weeks without being able to make a living,” said member Ron Gould during Thursday’s special Mohave County Board of Supervisors meeting. “Americans are not going to tolerate a lock down that’s not tight enough to stop the spread of the virus.”    Supervisor Hildy Angius announced that she and the three local…

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Supes at odds over state stay-at-home order; sheriff will not be enforcing it

 MOHAVE COUNTY- A number of elected officials in northwest Arizona are upset with Governor Doug Ducey’s decision to extend his Stay at Home executive directives to mid-May.    “I am disappointed that he essentially pushed this out another two weeks and I’m concerned that our folks will go another two weeks without being able to make a living,” said member Ron Gould during Thursday’s special Mohave County Board of Supervisors meeting. “Americans are not going to tolerate a lock down that’s not tight enough to stop the spread of the virus.”    Supervisor Hildy Angius announced that she and the three local…

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