More than a parade: KAVA seeks sponsors and participants to help Kingman honor its veterans
A Veterans Day parade may last only an hour, but the gratitude behind it represents generations of courage, sacrifice and service.
A Veterans Day parade may last only an hour, but the gratitude behind it represents generations of courage, sacrifice and service.
The rebranding of the city’s Interstate-40 traffic interchange that’s under construction evokes priceless memories of his father for 60-year Kingman resident Craig Chastain. Craig‘s dad was an accomplished B-17 co-pilot during World War 2.
KINGMAN – The Kingman Republican Women will be hosting a donation cruise in April as part of the National Federation of Republican Women’s “Caring for America” program. The event will feature multiple Kingman car clubs and will benefit AZ Veteran K9 Services, a non-profit that provides assistance to veteran dog owners.
KINGMAN – The Museum of the Great Wars has two displays in town for Women’s History Month. The first display is located in the window of Beale Celebrations on the corner of Fourth St. and Beale St.