Kingman, AZ News

• Kingman, AZ News
• Drawn gun pacifies Kingman suspect
• Gas prices down for Memorial Day travel
• A Warrior Comes Home
• High winds blowing in for holiday
• Democratic candidates gather at Sirens' Cafe in Kingman
• Fallen soldier returns to wife in Kingman
• Paperwork for medical pot dispensary due
• Charity golf tourney slated for Saturday in Kingman
• Two dead in apparent GV murder/suicide
• Family remembers woman who died
• Goodale defends decision to vote no on 'bad bill'
• Witnesses aid in arrest of suspect
• Taco Bell that started an empire coming down
• Kingman Toddler OK after collision with car
• Kingman area high school graduations begin Wednesday
• Frontier Day Saturday at Chloride
• News Briefs: Tuesday, May 22, 2012
• Local group in Vegas to bait hook for Kingman
• Kingman Council coming to terms with new election law
• Click It or Ticket: Local cops focus on seatbelt violations
• News Briefs: Monday, May 21, 2012
• Visiting filmmakers want to hear from Kingman area veterans
• Dolan Springs fire department cooking up a welcome for residents
• Some from Mohave County still fuming over glitches at GOP gathering
• No changes in Kingman Council races
• "America's Got Talent" opening shot filmed at Grand Canyon West
• ADOT hosting meeting to discuss I-15 Virgin River Bridges
• Memorial Day will impact some garbage collection service
• Kingman Photos: This is a Test
• Whining Mayor Washed Up Over Flood Control Dollars
• Kingman area wind farm is still up in the air
• Arizona Game & Fish notes opposition to Grand Canyon national monument
• Walker uses county website to rip Bullhead City mayor
• Brewer signs contraception bill into law
• Kingman Photos:Another Day, Another Brush Fire
• Kingman Photos: Mind If I Play Through?
• Kingman City Council finalizes 2013 budget
• Young maintains narrow lead over Gordon for final Council seat
• Kingman Photo: Corvette Crashes into Ditch
• Brewer signs business incentive bill into law
• Kingman handy man arrested in alleged assault
• Brewer vetoes bill demanding return of federal lands
• Medical pot dispensary application deadline nears
• Hernandez Named State Detention Officer of The Year
• Wimpee, Carver and Young ... for now
• Man alive after run-in with train
• 'Tis the season for brush fires
• Brewer approves bill limiting local election dates
• News Briefs: Wednesday, May 16, 2012
• Bark For Life slated for May 26
• Military confirms death of soldier
• Kingman brush fire still not out
• New Kingman tax on restaurants, bars filling budget holes
• News Briefs: Tuesday, May 15, 2012
• Brewer vetoes bills regarding public safety
• BLM seeks input on wind farm NW of Kingman
• KABAM slam kicks off week of festivities in Kingman
• Man gets 19 years for death of Kingman baby
• Kingman Photos: Fire in the Foothills
• Bad burritos ruin lunch for some at Kingman schools
• FedEX relocating Kingman workforce
• Residents Warned Of Deceptive Solicitation, Again
• Candidate fuels kerfuffle at Kingman forum
• BLM announces fire restrictions
• Drainage improvement project in Fort Mohave begins
• Kingman camp offers various field trips for kids
• Man's drunken Kingman rampage leads to multiple charges
• Kingman Council campaign concludes Tuesday
• Stamp Out Hunger drive this Saturday
• Final payment of the year doled out to KUSD
• Golden valley Fire Board approves relocation of station 11
• Three bills aim to protect children
• Ward files for Az Senate
• Road work on U.S. 93 continues
• Dust caused by storms in Phoenix
• RUFFF's luck continues to hold with P&Z board
• Congressional Representative Farrington Visit
• Dust caused by storms in Phoenix
• Dinner and a movie
• Woman allegedly reports false theft
• Unlikely donation to Pennies for Preemies
• County extends fight over mining
• News Briefs: Thursday, May 10, 2012
• Arizona's state mammal on display
• Roadway resurfacing on N. State Route 66
• Drugs and Walmart scam net man 2 years in prison
• Meadview celebrates new boating season
• State Award: Mohavecounty Engineer To Receive State Honor From APWA
• Fire destroys three businesses on Prescott's famed Whiskey Row
• Kingman students vie for spots in Move On When Ready
• Constable wins travel reimbursement battle
• Walker urges caution on Mohave County spending
• Mohave County candidates Turchen, Fried make it official
• News Briefs: Wednesday, May 9, 2012
• Fundraising dinner at Heidenreich
• Mohave County's Storm Ready CertificationTto The Board Of Supervisors
• Kingman area woman allegedly shoots at neighbor
• Ambitious expansion plan proposed
• Devices welcome in digital classroom pilot program
• Floodplain Professionals Gather In Lake Havasu City
• Huge party planned in Chloride
• Head Start accepting enrollment
• Help needed for Fourth of July
• Students need donations for trip
• RUFFF returns to Mohave County P&Z Commission's agenda
• The $12 million Kingman Unified School District blunder that never happened
• Senator Kyl’s Staff to Hold Office Hours in Mohave County May 9 and May 10
• Man gets three years in prison for sexual abuse
• Final phase of repaving project on U.S. 93 begins
• Constable to ask Board for additional funds
• Accused murderer going to prison on unrelated charges
• Airport Authority announces deal with Patriot Rail Corp.
• Kingman Photo: Submitting Signatures
• Donations needed to send students to Washington D.C.
• Dinner is on Dora
• Authorities say driver drunk in fatal accident
• Golden Valley man charged with murder
• ADOT seeks input on bicycle/pedestrian plan
• Green Light
• Approval given for CDBG projects and tentative budget
• Wikieup man receives a plea deal for accident
• Annual Route 66 Fun Run starts Friday
• Plenty of Perspectives
• Police find cocaine hidden in pick up
• News Briefs: Thursday, May 3, 2012
• Local photographer to launch new line of Route 66 themed postcards
• Downtown Merchants to host First Friday of the Month
• Pair cleared of wrongdoing in library annex lease
• Tasers used in two incidents
• Governor's service award winner
• Man arrested for public nudity
• Hualapai Tribe celebrates veterans with special ceremony
• 160 pounds of marijuana seized with K-9 help
• Two KMS students' history project qualifies for national competition
• Kingman art show featuring highly skilled high schoolers opens today
• News Briefs: Tuesday, May 1, 2012
• Local law enforcement teams aid in rescue
• McKee drops out of congressional race
• Delegates have been picked for both conventions
• Photos: Grand Canyon West 24th Anniversary
• KIngman man attacked outside of home
• Department of Justice approves legislative district maps
• City of Kingman plans to apply for $431,484 worth of grant money
• WACOG Head Start accepting enrollment for school year
• BLM looking for public input on wind farm
• Kingman Police officer retires after 25 years on the force
• Road work ahead in Meadview, Dolan Springs, and Golden Valley
• Man arrested for alleged felony assault
• Motorcyclists Rally in Laughlin
• Officials on the lookout for mail thieves
• Bacteria found in water samples in March
• Mohave County Probation Department Presents First Quarter of 2012 Awards
• River Run festivities continue
• Local music studio hosting open house
• Get rid of unused meds
• Bullhead City hosting its own Bike Fest
• Semi-truck driver dies in crash
• Mohave County Household Hazardous Waste Collection
• Chili Cook-Off
• Kingman home to new, advanced wastewater plant
• County reacts to monument proposal
• Arizona's natural beauty on display
• Local bikers ride with All Rise America!
• Davidson wins Kindle Fire
• ADOT Appreciated
• KUSD buses focus of segment on PBS show "America Revealed"
• DES has free resources for potential employers
• Groups push for new national monument
• Brief break coming from warm, dry weather
• Satellite Tax Offices To Open
• Two killed in two-car accident in Golden Valley
• Patients seek to expand use of medical pot
• Manzanita student brings mom's medical pot to school
• Mohave County expands payment system
• Venture Club offering $1,000 grant
• Kingman Photos: Chain Reaction
• Motorcycle relay ride is scheduled to make a stop in Kingman
• The wild grass hunt at Manzanita
• Kingman Photos: The Home & Garden Expo
• Two more men plead guilty in pot-laced treats case
• Child sexual abuse prevention in sports organizations
• Fried appeals F-word case to higher court
• Kingman students find creative way to honor classmate
• Superior Court Seeks to Fill Vacancy on Judicial Merit Commission
• Kingman unemployment contributes to food insecurity
• Kingman man holds burglar at gunpoint
• Rick Sherwood resigns from position on P&Z board
• Register for medical pot dispensaries in May
• Students collecting for European trip holding garage sale
• Kingman's Home and Garden Expo kicks off today
• Mohave County Draws A Line In The Sand
• Mohave County follows through on federal lawsuit
• Escaped inmate close to plea deal
• Boomers hand $26,000 check to city
• Community lends a hand again
• News Briefs: Thursday, April 19, 2012
• Photo: The right stuff
• Don Van Brunt pleads not guilty
• "No comment" on Manager Walker Memo
• KHS FBLA members headed to Nationals
• Alleged stabbing by hitchhiker
• Photo: The Line Forms Here
• Last Chance Ranch Sanctuary Fundraiser by Schwan's.
• Checkmate: Kids, schools face off for medals and bragging rights
• Deadline - May 2nd. Writers - ready, set, go!
• Last minute info!! Dig something out or write something new...? Go for it!
• Kingman's second Carl's Jr. to open its doors today
• Kingman Boomers exceed their goal
• New date set for free flights
• Local shop gears up for River Run party
• County employee arrested for on-job incident
• Make sure to read the "Library Corner" published each week in print thru The Sta...
• Partnerships abound! Thanks for the support and great advertising for literacy!
• QR Code for Kingman Location Scan it with your Smart Phone today!
• Mohave Wireless expands 3G network with Lake Havasu cell site
• Kingman's preliminary budget moves forward without a hitch
• Mohave County Jail installs pay kiosk
• Kingman's Harley-Davidson acknowledged as top six dealerships in the nation
• Number of registered voters up in Mohave County
• Kingman mourns loss of philanthropist
• Robotics Team 60's season ends in Vegas
• Local Boys & Girl Club receives $1,000 grant
• State Tax Credit Assistance available to seniors
• A brighter outlook on life
• Bikers found not guilty of riot charges
• Public gets second chance to see District 4 candidates
• Kingman Unified School District approves wage increase
• Call to the Public decision postponed
• Looking forward to seeing everyone!
• Open Poetry Night
• This is very exciting
• Visual Space Tour
• Orphaned wildlife not what it seems
• Free airplane rides offered for local youth
• Mr. Jacks goes to Phoenix
• Two Bullhead City residents killed following alleged fight
• City Council to discuss budget today
• New Arizona district maps upcoming
• Gov. Jan Brewer vetoes three bills
• Jack Pozenel enters race for District 4 Supervisor
• Call to the Public at today's meeting
• Driver nabbed for drugs
• Contractors must submit VA info by Friday
• News Briefs: Wednesday, April 11, 2012
• Photo: Next time, we'll call a cab
• Photo: A Campy Smile
• Title 16 recipients may qualify for tax credits
• Kingman Library meets their Adopt-a-Soldier recipient, Specialist Joseph Nave an...
• Kingman homes sales heat up
• Joint probe finds pony did not suffer from neglect
• News Briefs: Tuesday, April 10, 2012
• Cooling trend to blow in
• CUP renewals recommended
• Kingman Unified to consider wage hike for food service workers
• Kingman motel offers a touch of Elvis - and Marilyn, too
• Woman attacked by 'pet' wild coati
• Recorder's Office offers online access to data, images
• Governor Brewer signs bill to ban marijuana from schools
• Sarah's House services for sexual assault victims needed in Bullhead City
• Meeting kicks off VA's effort to expand Kingman services
• Salem grows into role as Kingman mayor
• News Briefs: Sunday, April 8, 2012
• McNair in good company on altar
• Drive-by may be linked to Kingman murder
• Kingman motorcyclist scraped, bruised after being dragged 84 feet
• Kingman Easter activities get rolling on Saturday
• Association wants you fired up about Kingman fairgrounds
• Scam artists target motorists
• Arizona centennial plate wins national award
• Mohave Silent Witness short on funds for rewards
• Proclamations Seek Resident Awareness
• Constable can't perform duties without funds
• Mt. Tipton will stay open
• GOP women hear from candidates on county issues
• Smoke 'em if you got 'em
• Thanks Lamar Advertising, for supporting the Library and literacy in Mohave Coun...
• Celebrate National Library Week 2012 (April 8-14)! First sponsored in 1958, Nati...
• Mt. Tipton's future could be decided today
• Mohave County can't afford new court judge
• Kingman woman accused of assaulting disabled mother
• Board takes heat over public works building contract
• Photo: Honoring Vietnam Veterans
• Golden Valley woman wins $100,000 on scratchers ticket
• Kingman Robotics Team takes home third-place prize
• Council will consider request to ban smoking in Kingman parks
• Man sentenced to probation for MCC 'threat'
• Kingman police investigating drive-by
• Kingman man seriously injured in rollover on Oatman Road
• Photo: Opening Ceremonies
• Boomers plan events
• KPD accepting junior police applications
• NAU university Army ROTC program wins national recognition
• Distillery Tours and Tastings
• The nightmare on Eagle View Lane, Kingman
• Alternative to I-40 at Beale in Kingman will be expensive
• Governor opts for darkness
• Kingman loses an icon to cancer
• Kingman family finds strength, love and kindness while dealing with adversity
• Mohave County may get new court judge
• Suspected KFC robber in Kingman acquitted
• Over 200 take advantage of offer on Kingman warrants
• Group stops the leaks at home of disabled Kingman veteran
• Funding formula for Public Works building in Kingman altered
• Suspected Kingman burglar caught in the act by neighbors
• Don Van Brunt indicted for molestation
• 1 killed, 4 injured in head-on collision on Diamond Bar Road
• Stolen rims lead to arrest of Kingman man
• 3 Arizona bills may restrict tenants' rights
• VA looking for a new site for medical clinic in Kingman
• Kingman Photos: Graduation Day for Prison Inmates
• Students work to snuff tobacco use
• Lanes in Stockton Hill Road to close today and tomorrow
• Kingman to celebrate its Vietnam veterans
• Kingman parents, students receive a course on Cambridge Prep
• Kingman man arrested for impersonating police officer
• Golden Valley man dies in rollover
• News Briefs: Tuesday, March 27, 2012
• County department rates as big cheese
• Mohave Courthouse site of two simultaneous medical calls
• Kingman Fire Department douses truck blaze on I-40
• Suspects in July Kingman murder indicted
• Utility work results in lane closure on Stockton Hill
• Kingman hydroponics shop owner accused of growing marijuana
• KAOL Kick Butts Day 2012
• Recorder’s Office Offers Online Access To Data, Images
• Taxes, Brewer recall among new initiatives
• Votruba celebrates worthy role models in Kingman stop on his tour
• News Brief: Monday, March 26, 2012
• BLM seeks good green energy sites
• Bedbug infestation sickens Kingman family
• Sweat, smiles, success at Kingman Dance Factory
• Cambridge Prep offers Kingman students a more rigorous path
• Johnson tells caucus federal policy blocks prosperity
• Las Vegas man killed on U.S. 93
• News Briefs: Sunday, March 25, 2012
• Six injured, 1 seriously, in Kingman rollover
• Free Golden Valley Cleanup
• 3 injured in two-car accident on Highway 68
• ADOT seeks input on I-40/US 93 interchange
• Arizona bank robbers get prison terms
• WCMS club less about UN, more about learning global issues
• Kingman PD looking for vandals
• Science Fiction/Fantasy Author Panel was well attended with over 32 people. The...
• Kingman voters may move to a fall election
• Mt. Tipton concerns lay at the feet of KUSD
• Biker clubs' trial to last at least two weeks, lawyers say
• BLM seeks comments on project
• Dire conditions pushed Kingman man into campaign
• Kingman UNS customers benefit from glut
• Mandatory sentence hammers Kingman offender
• Fire in the Valley
• Kingman Brief: Wednesday, March 21, 2012
• Bullhead City Brief: Wednesday, March 21, 2012
• County won't comment on risk manager's job status
• Photo: Pounding the Pavement
• We would like to thank the Brenden Theaters in Kingman for donating free movie p...
• Mohave County Environmental Health Earns National Honors
• Governor, Supervisor Johnson Address Congressional Western Caucus In Phoenix
• Kingman robot team catches March Madness
• Kingman Council to review election calendar
• Kingman chilled out on the last weekend of winter
• Taser subdues man in Kingman standoff
• Kingman/Havasu suffer most in construction job loss
• Ruling favors tribe in Skywalk case
• Suspect in Kingman chase captured in home
• Ferret population deemed self-sustaining
• Modern workplace hazards topic of conference
• No candidate stands out in Kingman forum for District 4 hopefuls
• Korea, Vietnam Memorials in Kingman Dedicated
• Untitled
• Tribe's turmoil over Skywalk continues
• Local Author Panel
• Salem only Kingman candidate to clinch
• Man who killed Kingman infant pleads guilty
• Off-road accident kills Kingman teen
• County zoners not eager to bring back Call to the Public
• Duo of Kingman memorials commemorate vets
• Kingman Photos: Pot Stop
• Audits of county's buildings prove no space for library annex
• Authors panel provides look into writing process
• Shooting suspect already a convicted robber
• Bullhead City man arrested after stabbing girlfriend
• Virginia hiker rescued after falling off cliff near Oatman
• Kingman man tries to steal electricity
• Salem sails to win, others wait
• Roxanne Trotter sacrifices hair to help others
• Fairgrounds land offer placed on the back burners
• The Call to the Public may make comeback
• Missing 16-year-old returns home
• Ted Roper follows in father's political footsteps
• Six Kingman Middle School pupils move on to state competition
• Rummage Extravaganza promotes Kingman Middle School's musicians
• Girlie Stanton, 99, is Kingman's bowling queen
• Primary to pare down list of Kingman Council, mayor hopefuls
• Mohave County, company may team up on Arizona Strip mining ban
• Mohave County Staff Begins Work Toward FY-13 Budget
• Arizona Highways lauds Kingman cafe
• Shots fired before suspect nabbed in Kingman
• Tribe reverses course on eminent domain
• County: No space in Kingman suitable for annex
• Kingman burglar's armed robbery charge dismissed
• Kingman mom frantic over missing 16-year-old
• Shots fired during struggle for gun
• Punishment for zoning violations clarified in Kingman law
• Consumers asked to tell all in survey for Miner
• Kingman's Lingenfelter offers land for new fairgrounds
• Five killed in AZ Strip rollover
• Kingman parents get crash course on proper car seat installation
• Mt. Tipton discussion draws mixed responses
• Tribe repeals eminent domain law for Skywalk
• KPD reports theft, burglary declining
• AZ Tribe claims attorney/client privilege violated
• High winds cause property damage, power outages in Kingman
• That's a Wrap: 'Out West Family Films' finishes shooting new movie in Chloride
• Kingman fireworks organizers closer to reaching goal
• California man gets probation for marijuana treats
• Suddenlink finishes rollout of faster Internet speeds in Arizona
• Open house for Sleep Disorders Center today
• Honduras trip gives global perspective to Kingman church group
• Mt. Tipton's future to be hot topic at Kingman school board meeting today
• Kingman officer injured after man allegedly hits him with cane
• Photo: Car Hits KAOL Student
• Judge gives RUFFF a second chance
• Experts check on ghostly claims at caverns
• MAGNET's 2011 haul estimated at $16M in Kingman area
• News Briefs:
• Kingman Photo: Rein of Error
• Elderly Kingman resident tricked by scam loses thousands
• Kingman Council hopefuls discuss issues
• Payback is a blessing for ailing Kingman man
• Parents fear Mt. Tipton students won't get same attention at Kingman schools
• BLM announces new Colorado River District Manager Trost
• News Brief: Sunday, March 4, 2012
• Kingman family thanks locals for support after son's death
• Mayor's race: Salem, Jones, Goodale tackle Miner's Q & A
• Cost-cutting for election left some voters no place to poll
• Western Caucuses Take On Job Killers
• NFL alumni shoot hoops for charity ball game
• Ariz.'s final redistricting plans sent to Justice Department for review
• Walmart employee arrested for theft
• News Briefs: Thursday, March 1, 2012
• Inmate work crew helps clean up graffiti
• Authorities searching for suspected mail thief
• Kingman Boomers receive $500
• Mom killed in one-car crash on I-40
• Mount Tipton School town hall meeting today
• Pilot makes unexpected landing in Mohave Valley
• Two Kingman residents arrested after toddler is found alone in street
• MCC hiring for Kingman call center
• Regional Photos: Slow Traffic
• One critical after head-on collision
• Kingman Photos: Fire on Calle Dimas
• Arizona's Republican and Green Presidential Preference Election today
• Library services in Kingman E-volving
• Water company lands state loan for second Kingman-area well
• Defense academy in Kingman trains students to tame the bully
• Skywalk workers endure uneasy transition
• Kingman Photo: Pounds of Pot
• Cox eyes return to Treasurer's Office
• Mohave County Supervisor Johnson To Speak To U.S. Senate and Congressional Western Caucuses
• Kingman 'F word' protester gets fine
• Who's to blame for skyrocketing gas prices?
• Kingman senior seminar focuses on scam prevention
• Kingman Chili's to host grand reopening
• Mom helps cops nab Kingman burglary suspects
• Charges dropped against Kingman High student
• News Briefs: Friday, February 24, 2012
• Four Kingman projects to receive grant funding
• Dolan Springs man charged with son's murder
• Vandalism lands ex in jail
• Lee Williams High to open in the fall
• News Briefs: Thursday, February 23, 2012
• Oatman man killed in rollover
• City Council approves contract with Levi Pitts
• Mohave County News - Hwy 95 Improvement
• Four Kingman teens arrested for taking stolen car on joyride
• Kingman residents in the Biggest Loser Challenge have lost a total of 3,000 pounds
• Butler annexation a hot topic among Council hopefuls at forum
• Ron Gould: Paul Babeu's actions show a lack of judgement
• Whaley still guilty, second Kingman jury decides
• Kingman golf course management going to Pitts
• Passion for community led Brotherton to politics
• Entrepreneur still fighting uranium mining ban
• RUFFF, Mohave County not happy with ruling
• Curriculum with international flavour offered in Kingman
• Masquerade Ball a party for future Kingman parents, infants
• Judge rules against Colorado City fire district
• Hat dispute not an Open Meetings violation, AG says
• Setting realistic goals first step in budget process for Kingman Council
• Kingman schools get some 'taterade'
• In Brief: Sunday, February 19, 2012
• News Briefs: Sunday, February 19, 2012
• New electronic petition service launched in Mohave County
• Man arrested for alleged thefts from vehicles in Kingman
• Skywalk developer attempts to halt takeover
• Marine, family receive warm Kingman homecoming
• Icy Kingman accident sends child to hospital
• Winter weather leaves commuters stranded on I-40 east of Kingman
• Car crashes after dodging skateboarder
• City Council holds capitol improvements workshop
• RUFFF has until November to fix sanctuary
• Nevada cops taking over murder probe
• TOAD Crew Rides To Rodeo Win
• Off Roaders Lead Cleanup Trek In Golden Shores
• Woman loses control of car on icy overpass; 4-year-old ejected from vehicle
• Palace Buffet closed after health violations
• Golden Valley firefighters find woman's body in burning car
• News Briefs: Thursday, February 16, 2012
• Plans for new Public Works Building move forward
• Not quite yet: KUSD tables Lee Williams High vote
• Kingman Photos: Project Valentine
• Kingman Photos: Distracted Drivers
• MCC to ASU scholarships available
• Arizona Centennial children's book available online
• Kingman teens arrested after destructive joyride
• Kingman's lack of impact fees may pave way for local growth
• Man in custody after woman's body is found in Golden Valley
• Community Cleanup Scheduled For Butler
• Kingman valve theft suspect nabbed
• Touch up work on sign code planned
• Clark offers specifics in campaign for supervisor
• Arizona's state credit outlook upgraded
• Vote to open second KUSD high school in Kingman expected today
• Mohave County News - Presidential Preference Election Voting Sites Listed
• Watson steady as candidates face Kingman crowd
• Powerhouse exhibit draws a crowd
• Monastery near Lake Mead gets initial OK from zoners
• Man jailed after friend was stabbed repeatedly in Kingman home
• News Briefs: Monday, February 13, 2012
• Mohave County Proposed Guest Column
• Special needs pupil jumps from moving bus in Kingman
• Kingman 911 dispatchers move into new home Monday
• Early voting in Ariz. primary limited to GOP, Green parties
• Prescription fraud lands Kingman woman behind bars
• Four charged in wake of Peach Springs binge that led to woman's death
• Kingman hosts series of centennial events starting this weekend
• Happy Birthday Arizona
• Brewer launches broadband internet project
• Skywalk wins awards from travel magazine
• Special memorial for fallen visits Kingman
• Jin plans to continue fight for Skywalk
• Developer released from original bond in sidewalk decree
• Salem, Jones and Goodale face off on issues concerning Kingman
• Thieves target plumbing
• News Briefs: Thursday, February 9, 2012
• Arizona tribe votes to take over Skywalk
• Bite leads to sex abuse charges against KHS student
• Kingman High School Drama Club takes on King Henry IV tonight
• Board tables audit probe of County Library Annex
• Body found in Arizona desert identified as New York traveler
• Monks plan monastery near Lake Mead area
• News Briefs: Wednesday, February 8, 2012
• American Public Works Association Presentation
• Mohave County News - Justice Gordon
• Developer seeks fair solution to Kingman sidewalk decree
• Mossberg takes another shot at seat on Kingman Council
• County demeanor created need for security measures, Kingman supervisor says
• Crackdown nails 100 on Skywalk road
• Photo: Zoom Zoom
• A History Lesson in Meadview
• Kingman fireworks fund climbs to $8,000
• Q&A with Kingman mayoral candidates is today
• Kingman Police take lead role in shooting probe
• Kingman molester reignites family's suffering
• Arnold Plaza demolition back on table
• Watson urges review of Kingman Library Annex options
• Kingman Unified seems to favor opening Williams High
• Yucca woman killed in rollover
• Body discovered in desert
• News Briefs: Sunday, February 5, 2012
• Call for help leads to Dolan Springs pot arrest
• Man loses Kingman free speech case over F-bomb T-shirt
• Kingman cold case profiled on TV Feb. 3
• Brooks rallies for education
• Texting while driving bills move through legislature
• School board to discuss the use of Lee Williams High School
• Bad tattoos lead to the arrests of three Kingman residents
• Two parties to vote in Arizona presidential preference election
• News Briefs: Thursday, February 2, 2012
• Brett Hale to remain on election ballots
• Mohave County residents: County broke state laws
• Advisory committee to present pick for golf course manager
• Peach Springs man charged in shooting
• Meadview gears up for Centennial celebration
• Kingman father gets six months in jail for baby's death
• County Roundup: Wednesday, February 1, 2012
• Prison visitor caught smuggling synthetic marijuana to inmate
• Memorial for former Kingman High teacher damaged
• Kingman man pines for freedom
• Gov. Brewer to set dates for election replacing Rep. Giffords
• GOP official says Mohave county manager must apologize
• Downwinders' exhibit in need of a home in Mohave County
• Alleged smugglers, illegals bagged on Arizona Strip
• News Briefs: Monday, January 30, 2012
• Kingman teen gets time served for sex with girl
• McKee exits race for U.S. Senate, eyes bid for House
• Kingman municipal court offers residents deal on warrants
• Gould kills measure designed to repeal law on illegal immigrants
• Hoops for Hope raises thousands for cancer patients
• Health problems take life of Kingman Council hopeful Hale
• News Briefs: Sunday, January 29, 2012
• Job fair offered a ray of hope to Kingman unemployed
• Gero sandwich shop robbery nets year in jail
• Liberal candidate for U.S. Senate meets with Kingman supporters
• Mohave County News - Toll Proposal Puts The Brakes On Economic Recovery
• Mohave County News - Election Machines
• Presidential Preference Election
• Kingman candidate's claims wilt under scrutiny
• Kingman could have pot dispensaries by summer
• Escapee's wife hid handcuff keys in Kingman courtroom
• Stimulus funding: The jury is still out
• Mohave County News - Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett Visits Mohave County, Presents Election Certificates
• Mohave County inmate used handcuff keys to escape
• Darren Morrison back in court; security increased
• New trial yields same result for Kingman man
• News Briefs: Thursday, January 26, 2012
• Lake Havasu author creates new world in novel
• Kingman arrestee attempts to escape custody
• Mohave County Jail inmate camped in desert while on the run
• Challenger's forum slated for Thursday in Kingman
• Photo: Marijuana Seized on Interstate 40
• Job fair today at First Pentecostal Church
• Housing inmates elsewhere may not hurt county
• Wesley Crowder to speak at Moose Lodge Sunday
• Ariz. Centennial to be celebrated with historic marriage ceremony
• Stimulus report card: Kingman schools raked in millions
• Horse therapy in Kingman
• ARRA money helped keep Boys & Girls Club staffed
• Job fair Wednesday
• Chief Justice Berch To Celebrate Arizona Centennial, Valentine’s Day With Historic Marriage Ceremony
• Rep. Giffords to resign from Congress this week (with video)
• Kingman escapee back in custody
• Breaking News: Deputies conducting search in downtown Kingman
• A dozen employers expected to attend Kingman job fair
• ARRA puts So-Hi over the top
• News Brief: Monday, January 23, 2012
• Mohave County to track inmate revenue
• Stimulus report card: Where did all the Mohave County money go?
• Rabble-rouser eyes position as leader of the pack
• Escapee's wife placed under suicide watch in Kingman
• Escaped Ariz. prisoner, accomplice plead guilty
• New House bill may strengthen state's campaign disclosure laws
• News Briefs: Sunday, January 22, 2012
• America's Most Wanted revisits Kingman case
• Wikieup resident's persistence rewarded with modified loan
• Kingman candidates, voters chat during meet and greet
• Kingman Art Network to unveil designs for art facility
• Wife arrested, but husband who escaped in Kingman still on the loose
• IRS opens Free File service
• Kingman school board praised for action taken regarding poet
• Kingman woman gets 5 years for selling meth
• City Council approves housing inmates at La Paz County Jail
• Mohave County Jail inmate escapes outside Kingman courthouse
• $100,000 worth of items stolen from Kingman home
• A better voice for the community?
• Driver takes cops on high speed chase
• News Briefs: Thursday, January 19, 2012
• Students work to raise funds for trip abroad
• Mohave County News - Person of the Year
• Kingman Police looking for escaped inmate
• Mohave County postpones reassessment notices
• Website helps disabled individuals find employment
• Construction begins on new Carl's Jr. location on Stockton Hill Road
• Next chance to meet 2012 Mayoral, Council Candidates
• Behind the counter at Buy the Book II
• Horse shows may help rescue HorseHaven Rescue
• Events sparked Pennington's return to politics
• Decision on jail deal for Kingman inmates may come today
• Drunk mom locked boy, 9, out of home, Kingman Police say
• WAVE buys 25 $1,000 dolls
• Law gives AZ candidates some leeway on signature gathering
• News Briefs: Monday, January 16, 2012
• Kingman Unified School District may buy old buses
• Mohave County voting districts get DOJ seal of approval
• Kingman court: Pay up or face the judge
• McLain makes candidacy for Arizona Senate official
• Mayor says Kingman economy on the upswing
• News Brief: Sunday, January 15, 2012
• Kingman police looking into armed robbery
• Shots fired during domestic dispute
• Kingman 911 center now able to track cell phone calls
• Kingman Boomers seek community's help in funding July 4 fireworks
• Golden Valley man facing 7.5 years for shooting
• Report: No murderers housed in Kingman
• First steps to relocate fairgrounds taken
• McDonald's to donate drive-thru sales to NAYSL
• Nomination deadline pushed back to Jan. 20
• Holiday impacts city garbage collection
• Contract for retiree Timko's services renewed by Board
• Probation Department Employees Swear Loyalty Oath
• Mohave County Supervisor, MCC Districts Approved by U.S. Justice Department
• Farrington visit
• Board puts the brakes on Arnold Plaza demolition in Kingman
• Drunk mom arrested picking up child from school
• Warrant issued for mail thief
• Arizona Senator Ron Gould announces run for Congress
• Golden Valley firefighters respond to fatal blaze
• Long-Term Employees
• Cable, television negotiations fare differently across country
• Outrage over County Manager's 'poison pen letter'
• WAVE to discuss redistricting, grant proposals in Kingman
• Golden Valley man recovering after being hit by pickup
• County manager slams Kingman Supervisor Watson in letter on lease
• Pickup mirror slams man on Highway 68 in Golden Valley
• Solar project back before Mohave County zoners
• Photo: Hoop Happiness
• DUI campaign leads to 29 arrests in area
• First NSP Home Gets New Owner
• Kingman man gets lifetime label as sex offender
• Kingman Photo: Cowboy Up for Jesus
• Kingman zoners to revisit sign code
• Arizona law change offers deductions for donations
• Mohave County News - County Procurement Officer Enjoys Life In Kingman, Indycars
• Giffords, survivors to commemorate mass shooting
• Polar Bear Plunge
• Board taking second look at library annex lease in Kingman
• Teen linked to Kingman gun death arrested
• Russell family of Lilo's Café received unique experience during family swap
• Inmate housing contract with La Paz hits a snag
• Laughing your way to fitness
• Kingman foster mom charged in baby's death
• Kingman Photo: No injuries in garage fire
• Vandalism on the rise in Kingman
• Motorcyclist arrested after police chase
• Pot stash found in Christmas gifts
• Three arrested in Golden Valley for burglary charges
• House fire causes severe damage
• Sheriff's office investigating car fire
• Sam Rotman to perform at church concert
• Kingman High School Marching Band rang in New Year at marching competition
• Carole Young's goals remain the same going into election
• Kingman Council looks at inmate housing contract
• Come see Toy Story 3 On Ice
• Medicaid cost shift could kill some rural hospitals
• Rathbone, Mohave County Sheriff in 1970s, dies
• State in line for $25M in Race to the Top grants
• News Brief: Monday, January 2, 2012
• Kingman Photo: It's Always That Time of Year
• State downsizes prison bed goal as inmate population declines
• Charge filed in Kingman Russian roulette death
• Kingman couple reveals secrets of blissful marriage
• News Briefs: Sunday, January 1, 2012
• Tax issues to consider before filing
• McDonald's collecting funds for Ariz. youth soccer
• Nature's Way employs ozone defense against bacteria, odors
• Communist poet's appearance at Kingman school prompts questions
• BREAKING NEWS: CBS 5, Suddenlink reach deal just in time
• District 4 candidate Turchen focuses on rural life, concerns
• No strides in cable negotiations
• Kingman fireworks law: No bang for the bucks inside city limits
• Wood-burning stove ignites fire
• Flu season a no-show so far in Kingman
• Number of candidates for presidential preference election grows
• Road work on U.S. 93 Thursday
• AAA offers Tipsy Tow for the holiday
• Shooting leaves 1 hospitalized, 1 under arrest in Kingman
• County Roundup: Thursday, December 29, 2011
• News Brief: Thursday, December 29, 2011
• Traffic detail ends with 56 speeding violations
• New redistricting maps finalized
• Vehicles revving up for Hualapai Mountain Resort Parade of Lights
• Security tight at hearing for Kingman murder suspect
• Kingman sandwich shop armed robber pleads guilty
• Kingman Cable company, affiliate at odds over fees for CBS
• KPD: Vehicle burglaries surge
• Photo: Christmas Miracle
• Photo: Candle-Lighting
• President responds to Kingman woman's letter
• Saver's credit helps save for retirement
• Bill provides way to track lobbyist, official disclosure
• Sales tax helps build $800M surplus
• Lawyer defends woman sentenced for child abuse
• Veterans' air plans for HMMC
• Drug dog sniffs out pot at Kingman High School
• News Briefs: Monday, December 26, 2011
• Grant helps Pinion Pines FD get to crash victims
• Valuable figurine stolen from home
• Council candidate divulges past indiscretion
• Cardiff back after health scare
• News Briefs: Sunday, December 25, 2011
• 17-year-old takes plea bargain in sex case
• Kingman man gets 10 years for porn
• Salvation Army needs help to fullfill holiday goals
• Mohave County Leadership Grads
• Diabetes 'pandemic' takes severe toll
• Rudolph puts on a show at Kingman school
• MCSO deputy kills man in Bullhead City
• Big-time donation earns major recognition from Kingman club
• Presidential Primary Election starting to fill
• ADOT's present to motorists: No new road construction for the holidays
• TSA announces start of pre-check operations
• Open Poetry Night
• Kingman Photo: RV Fire on Stockton Hill Road
• Serial burglar discovered in bathroom by toddler
• In Brief: Thursday, December 22, 2011
• Cattle prod used in break-in
• Council approves two sign-free zones
• Police arrest two more suspects in home invasion
• "Family Craft" - Gingerbread Houses
• Suspect pulls off drive-thru robbery
• Young chess players crowned at tourney
• Ron Paul first to file name on Ariz. presidential ballot
• "Ron Paul is on a roll" rep says at Kingman Republican Men's meeting
• Local airman will be home for Christmas
• Party nets more Toys for Tots donations
• L.A. slam champion Sedillo visits schools today
• Two lined up to challenge Salem in '12
• 2 wounded in struggle for shotgun during Kingman home invasion
• Mohave County News - Kingsman Area Food Bank
• Davis Dam security guard/thief sentenced to 90 days
• Mohave County P&Z puts brakes on solar plant's changed plans
• Kingman Photo: Trains and a Tree
• Holiday agenda awaits Kingman Council
• Testimony: Single shotgun blast fatal in Kingman dismemberment case
• Marching band offers 'thank you' performance Wednesday at KHS
• The county's mixed signals on HURF:
• Kingman Photo: Hoop Shoot Free Throw Contest
• News Briefs: Sunday, December 18, 2011
• Rescue Unwanted Furry Friends Foundation caught in Mohave County permit purgatory
• A chance to bring holiday cheer to seniors
• Kids Purchase Christmas Presents at 25-cent Sale
• Mohave County Sheriff's Office says suspects were caught breaking into home
• Kingman arrest leads to drug bust
• Kingman Photo: KMS Students Celebrate National History Day
• Gun scare prompts lockdown at Kingman Middle School
• In Brief: Thursday, December 15, 2011
• Kingman Photo: 'Oatman Outlaws'
• New fee schedule proposed, passed
• Ex-postmaster serves as honorary guest at centennial celebration
• Kingman Middle School locked down because of gun scare that proved to be false
• Man gets 14 years in prison for molesting daughters
• MCC reacts to public's criticism, ponders call center
• Gaming officials bet on expanding casino gaming
• Kingman schools tackle tobacco use
• Deadline to appeal 2012 property tax evaluation nearing
• Photo: Caroling Around Town
• Kingman schools lighting Up the Tree
• The Season of Giving
• Kingman Unified fee schedule will get a second look
• Explosion, fire scars Golden Valley home
• Solar project near Topock seeks permission for mix of technology
• News Briefs: Tuesday, December 13, 2011
• Silent Witness boosted by donation
• In Brief: Monday, December 12, 2011
• Arizona Ready sets high education goals
• Maverik's Kingman building plans hinge on easement
• Soroptimists offer cash awards
• News Brief: Monday, December 12, 2011
• Payback: Kingman tattoo parlor collecting for Boys & Girls Club
• Affair with teen, 14, results in probation for Kingman man
• MCTUPP, Local Students Honored With State MVP Award of Excellence
• Water study shows well level declines in Kingman area
• In Brief: Sunday, December 11, 2011
• News Briefs: Sunday, December 11, 2011
• Cilantro recall in 7 states includes AZ
• December 'Lunch and Learn' set at KRMC
• Elks expect a visit from Santa
• More Toys for Tots contributions needed in Kingman area
• Heater Causes House Fire in GV
• WAVE payments include $140,000 for Kingman High
• Highway rollover kills Kingman man
• Kingman Council gets heated with talk of 911 call center
• Parade of Lights will brighten downtown Kingman
• Local political parties celebrate the holidays
• Hualapai Tourism offers gift certificates for Skywalk and more
• Roads closed in Bullhead City
• Reduced HURF Means Less Road Maintenance Capability
• Kingman Council blows the whistle on quiet zone
• Man injured in vehicle rollover in Kingman
• Housing America pushes for more homes in Kingman
• Run, run as fast as you can to 'Gingerbread Mania'
• County Procurement receives seventh consecutive AEP Award
• NFPA shares tips for safe holidays
• Kingman Board discusses pay for pro tem judges
• Mohave County News - December 7, 2011
• Fair Board receives funds for repairs
• Pearl Harbor vets recall 'Day of Infamy'
• Police investigating death of man in Kingman
• Officials to step up patrols for holidays
• Fund shortage delays road maintenance
• Kingman man charged with death of dog
• FOI Request Launched To Protect Arizonans’ Rights
• Mohave County News - Standalone photo
• Mohave County Fights State’s Sweeps, Cost Shifts
• Sidebar To: Mohave County Fights State’s Sweeps, Cost Shifts
• Hualapai wonderland
• County departments complete reaccreditation
• Blood drives next week
• Nominations sought for Women Making History
• Choir, orchestra link up for holiday show
• Dangling mirror a clue in Kingman hit-and-run
• County wants 'contribution' to state returned
• Kingman needs $100,000 more to complete 911 call center
• Kingman Middle School students 'tour' Washington via Skype
• Learning center, solar plant unveiled at Kingman school
• Photo: Snow Bird Enjoys Winter Weather
• Machine gun case relies on interpretation
• Man accused of abuse
• News Briefs: Monday, December 5, 2011
• A loss in the art world
• Probation Department honors employees
• News Brief: Sunday, December 4, 2011
• Supervisors seek money for services
• Murder victim ID'd, molestation claims unproven
• Gould puts in bid for Congress as 'voice of county'
• Long-term Health Department Employee Lives a Musical Life
• The Kingman Library has partnered with the Kingman Mohave Lions Club to establis...
• Youth Services will be having several programs through out the holiday school br...
• Heavy rain, strong winds drench Mohave County
• Toys for Tots in full swing in Kingman
• For Kingman area medical professionals, kindness knows no borders
• Kingman firefighter rescue man with severe burns
• Suspected drunk driver asks for help, gets more than he expected
• Break-in prompts shop owner to increase security
• News Briefs: Thursday, December 1, 2011
• Deputies give 22 speeding tickets during traffic detail
• The root of Interstate 40
• Gordon looks to improve as she seeks new term
• Search turns up bloody rags, human hair
• Boyd believes it's 'time to get off the couch, do something'
• Palo Christi Elementary students excel in science
• Candidate list growing for district supervisors
• Photo: Stretching the Boundaries of Yoga
• Photo: Free Throw Competition
• News Briefs: Wednesday, November 30, 2011
• Holiday shopping in Kingman off to a brisk start
• Engine fire destroys car on Route 66
• Group seeks attorney for chemtrail legal action
• Probe finds deputy's action justified in Kingman shooting
• Kingman Daily Miner phone system temporarily out of order
• Kingman murder victim cut up, burned
• DAR, Kingman students team up for troops stationed overseas
• Wounded Warrior Returns
• Kingman's Van Vliet is a loser - and proud of it
• JTED's new districts a done deal
• Revenge killing? Kingman man arrested after body found
• Morrison holds off stray dogs attacking newborn calf
• Kingman High band ends marching season on a high note
• Ex-county employee files suit for civil liberties violations
• News Briefs: Sunday, November 27, 2011
• Luv of Paws host 4th annual yard sale
• Charges modified against former NBA star
• 47 counts of forgery dismissed against woman in plea deal
• RUFFF attorney answers county bark with bite
• For Drums, the holiday beat goes on
• A Promise Kept
• Senate candidates outline positions for packed house
• County Procurement Garners Seventh Consecutive AEP Award
• Deadly Kingman hit-and-run preceded by violent conflicts
• Native American exhibit a labor of love for Kingman Academy students
• Santa to return for Hualapai Wonderland
• Expect increased presence today of DPS officers
• AAA, BACIC offer Turkey Day 'Tipsy Tow'
• News Briefs: Wednesday, November 23, 2011
• Mother of 8 guilty of abuse
• Former security guard pleads guilty to burglaries
• Revised mine air quality permit ready
• Man killed in hit-and-run
• Candidate Cutshaw coy on where he stands on issues
• Thanksgiving holiday to impact garbage collection schedule
• KRMC mulls options on new property
• Kingman Photos: Super Saturday in Kingman
• Arizona Senate candidates address Kingman club today
• Campaign ad in Kingman calendar broke law
• Molester's sentence: 150 days for Kingman man
• Mohave County News - Probation Department Employees Of The Year Named
• Kingman mayor says marriage won't hurt objectivity
• Cardon touts conservative credentials as Arizona candidate for U.S. Senate
• Long Journey to new Kingman church home ends on Bank
• News Briefs: Sunday, November 20, 2011
• Kingman Concert Band - Fall Concert
• Mohave County Sheriff's Office hopes to raise funds for K-9s
• Kingman library sending goods to local soldier overseas
• New presiding Mohave County judge named
• County Roundup: Friday, Nov. 18, 2011
• Desert Highlands kitchen closed for cleaning
• Open Poetry Night
• Author's love affair with the supernatural
• Ice storm knocks out power, water to tribe
• Constituents put faces with names during GOP event
• Council passes wastewater rate hike, increase takes effect Jan. 1
• Phoenix woman arrested for drug smuggling into Golden Valley Prison
• Board rejects changes to rules for workers running for office
• Three men arrested for home invasion, assault
• Kingman City Council hopeful encourages community growth
• Pink Heals Tour Stops in Kingman
• Free of cancer: Kingman girl gets welcome news after round of chemotherapy
• Council eyes law targeting whiz kids
• Candidate questions propriety of county lease in Kingman
• Impact fees on the way out in Kingman
• Occupy Kingman not a one-issue crowd
• County redistricting maps sent to Justice for review
• Birthday girl showers gifts on others in Kingman
• 8-month-old drowns in Kingman: No decision yet on charges.
• Council incumbents face re-election battles
• County may alter rules for workers running for office
• Grades are in for Kingman area schools
• Applications for assistance from Code 3-Clothe the Kids due soon
• New shooting range opens in Kingman
• Kingman audience hears lowdown on 'Fast and Furious' flop
• Turning 11 on Nov. 11, 2011
• Repaving on U.S. 93 finished for now
• Kingman wounded warriors gifted with quilts of valor
• GOP event in GV offers chance to meet candidates
• Firefighter killed in airplane crash
• Could the next great business be from Kingman?
• No one injured in house fire
• Willow Beach gets a $25 million makeover
• "We are all in this together," says Wimpee
• Colorado City man faces prison time for molestation
• One-Stop video wins national award
• Commission approves solar plant request
• MCC to charge for pre-college classes?
• Santa To Return For Hualapai Wonderland
• Mohave County Announces Planning Meetings For A Manufacturing Association
• Willow Beach Gets $25 Million Makeover
• Mohave County News - State Sweeps, Cost Shifts Impact Mohave County
• Don't let her horns fool you!
• The Ghouls have it!
• Emily Dickenson @ your Library!
• Don't look at Medusa - you may turn to stone!
• Darth Vader invades the Library!
• Meth maker from Dolan Springs sentenced to 5 years in prison
• Computer recycling event Nov. 12 at MCC
• Coping with cuts - Kingman long-term care facilities will have to make do with less
• Kingman murder suspect not competent, won't be tried
• Brett Hale hopes to break barriers on the Kingman City Council
• Kingman couple has a deal for you - if you've got a coat for a kid
• Prescribed burn set for Monday
• Photos: KHS has Talent
• Governor rips redistricting commission's work on map
• Second suspect arrested for '10 Kingman murder
• AG: Kingman Council did not break open meetings law
• Grand Canyon waives fees for Veterans Day
• Mohave County Shines During APWA Reaccreditation Evaluation
• Roadway improvements on U.S. 93 continues
• Warning Lights Add Safety for Motorists
• Mohave County receives $57 million in services
• Volunteers needed for Career Night at Mt. Tipton
• Free dental care for vets on Nov. 10
• Motorcyclist paralyzed after crash
• A rundown of candidates for 2012 Board of Supervisors
• Sam Scarmardo throws hat in for Ariz. Senate seat
• County Roundup: Thursday, October 27, 2011
• Mohave County News - Scam
• Helicopter aids in search for two robbery suspects
• Cannon to be honored at benefit concert Sunday
• Murder at Lake Mohave prompts investigation
• Want to run for office? Here's how!
• Move in ends with assault charges
• Dr. Harris Salim returns to Kingman to join medical community
• Zombies invade Kingman library
• Disneyland fundraiser for injured Kingman soldier set
• County Roundup: Tuesday, October 25, 2011
• Man had eyebrow bitten off during fight, police say
• Sockwell's health board credentials questioned
• Court kills case of man arrested in Kingman for not removing cap
• Man jailed in Kingman after abuse allegation
• Golden Valley man accused in machine gun conspiracy
• USDA Delivers $57 Million In Services To Mohave County Residents
• 'I'm guilty of sex abuse': Kingman man enters plea
• After flurry of open house visitors, Kingman's new high school is empty again
• Kingman zoners take a shot at gun class issue
• Moving wall brings moving stories to Kingman
• Beating breast cancer: Kingman women tell how they did it
• Miner editorial staff earns Arizona, WNI awards
• Redistricting commission hears complaints, praise about maps
• Kingman teacher's hair is fair game in fall fundraiser
• Kingman homes get makeovers in Rock and Roll Paint-a-thon
• Residents not happy with Mohave County Board of Health
• First Neighborhood Stabilization Program home for sale
• Taylor Farms salad recalled
• Expensive, empty Kingman school can be toured today
• One-Stop Video Wins National Award
• Moammar Gadhafi, Libya's leader for 42 years, killed
• Housing America lets low-income families own homes
• Not quite the right time for railroad quiet zone
• Man claims Animal Control baited pit bull
• Tragic go-kart crash ends life of 14-year-old
• Wait no longer, the Moving Wall is here
• Kingman man injured in motorcycle crash
• Mohave County New Chief Probation Officer 'Darrell Reeves' Takes Charge
• Mohave County News - First NSP Home Ready For Open House
• Officials investigate horse dumping in Golden Valley
• Concerns of redistricting lawsuit loom
• Family Fun at Fall Festival
• News Briefs: Wednesday, October 19, 2011
• Public hearing concerning district maps set for tonight
• Injuction against Mohave County Animal Control fails
• Sea of pink will wrap up special month in Kingman
• State's new Address Confidentiality Program under way
• Go-cart accident hurts Kingman boy
• Woman in custody following Kingman stabbing
• Kingman cable customers get new numbers for old channels
• Study to silence train whistles in Kingman complete
• Two train track takers accused in Kingman
• Kingman Photos: Bear With Me
• Petition calls for jailing politicians who lie
• Video raises doggy entrapment questions in Kingman
• Alcohol not a factor in fatal August crash in Kingman
• Mohave County Manager Ron Walker will resign
• Kingman High students eye a Close Up look at D.C.
• Planes take to the Kingman skies for mock bomb runs
• Dolan Springs fire leaves family without shelter
• Photo: Buddy Poppy Drive
• News Briefs: Sunday, October 16, 2011
• Firefighters, cops battle it out in pig-out contest
• Suspect in fraud, burglary arrested in Kingman
• A whodunit for the fun of it in Kingman
• Congress takes on Arizona Strip mining issues
• Kingman family grieves after accident claims son
• Kingman theater reels in customers with free movies
• Real boys wear pink, in support of breast cancer awareness
• Clifford Olsen recognized for his heroism
• Board tables KUSD potential fee increase
• Lightning Strikes Over Kingman
• Mohave County News - Ballard Joins State Advisory Board
• Life Saver Award
• Kingman Regional Medical Center teams up with Mayo Clinic
• I-40 scheduled for possible repavement in 2014, official says
• Kingman pilots offer kids a chance to fly
• Moving Wall to be unveiled in Kingman
• Mohave Republican Forum meets tonight
• Infant death case against Kingman man delayed until February
• Woman suffers multiple leg fractures in Kingman accident
• Some shaken by close Kingman flyover
• Fee schedule for using Kingman school facilities proposed
• Zoners eye plans for power at Kingman prison
• Photo: Fun Fundraiser
• Photo: Fire on Airway
• Fire damages motel room
• News Briefs: Tuesday, October 11, 2011
• Library Assistant Recounts Adventures In Mongolia
• Sheahan joins call for special counsel
• Airport lease, district hearing are Tuesday's talking points
• Mohave County's Most Wanted: Monday, October 10, 2011
• Low numbers cut city P&Z options
• Up, up and away
• The right steps to prevent workplace violence
• Fall coat drive helps residents keep warm
• Kingman finding a place on the map as Arizona wine country
• Mohave County, state Republicans rip redistricting commission plan
• Kingman Air and Auto Show returns to the skies
• Kingman hosts AZ pupil transportation conference
• Dental care for Kingman dogs and cats
• Council takes step to increase wastewater fees
• Teens arrested in burglary spree in Kingman
• CbarJ HorseHaven Rescue gives horses a place to call home
• Ariz. ends year with $877 million in bank
• Deputy involved in fatal shooting back on the job
• Drunken driver found well over the legal limit
• Probe alleges open meeting violation
• Getting a head start on initiative petitions
• Backyard bobcat before breakfast
• DPS inspections reveal tour buses unfit for roads
• News Briefs: Wednesday, October 5, 2011
• Acknowledging Lumas
• Cooler, wetter weather in Kingman's forecast
• Kingman wastewater fees going up
• Man tails Kingman burglary suspect until cops arrive
• McCain staffer could testify in Mohave County cases
• 4-H recruiting members, volunteers in Wednesday event
• News Briefs: Tuesday, October 4, 2011
• Photo: Just Another Quiet Kingman Weekend
• Kingman man pleads guilty in child porn case
• Point, counter point talk on violence in the workplace set
• Wow! Lumas intercepts 7 passes in win
• Murder suspect under tight surveillance
• HMMC turns out the lights
• Photo: Street Drags
• Benefits a big part of city budget
• Monument to railroad goes up Saturday
• Salveson recuperating, back to light duty
• Teen killed while playing Russian roulette game
• 8-month-old baby drowns in the care of foster parents
• A Race to Remember and a book full of memories
• Empty Bleachers: What a Drag
• Dispute over attraction continues
• Walk a Mile in Their Shoes this weekend
• Kingman man indicted for sexual abuse
• What can Brown drill for you?
• Bikers open wallets to charities
• Primatene Mist inhalers caught up in CFC ban
• Infant drowns in Valle Vista
• Benefit planned for 'ideal volunteer'
• Kingman Rodeo Photos: On the Air
• Kingman teen killed by gunshot wound
• PRCA Drew Big Crowds in Kingman
• Off-duty deputy nabs suspect in local burglary
• Man booked after one car rams another
• Street drags up next for Kingman
• A Kingman Tradition: Let the Fun Begin!
• Bus driver in deadly accident ticketed
• Shock talk overblown, West says
• HUD MVP Award
• Some Mohave County Tax Payments Returned As 'Box Closed'
• Murder victim's services today
• Andy Devine Days a key stop on PRCA circuit
• Miles, Timm wrap up year as rodeo royalty
• The road to Fiesta Bowl
• Crash victim's son in stable condition
• Pilot killed in head-on collision
• Bar, restaurant tax passed, starts Jan. 1
• Latest News Briefs: Thursday, September 22, 2011
• Boy recovering from crash that killed mom
• Man asking for sex sentenced to 5 years probation
• Five-turbine wind farms online in Kingman
• Coyote Pass construction continues
• Burglary suspects reach plea agreement
• Sherwood files to run for Board of Supervisors seat
• Breaking News: 1 killed in school bus accident
• KFD chief inducted in state Hall of Fame
• Woman injured in rollover
• Man found face down in Jacuzzi
• GV woman dies when 2 Harleys collide
• Cella tries Valle Vista vines for his wines
• BLM monitors fire SE of town
• Proposed tax hike earns frosty reception
• County Roundup: Tuesday, September 20, 2011
• Mohave 911
• College-bound AZ students a step ahead of the rest of U.S.
• Mohave County's Most Wanted: Monday, September 19, 2011
• Mohave County News - Kingman Woman Provides Community Services Information
• Kingman murder suspect tried to kill before
• ADOT study team preps for interchange facelift
• Republicans voice opinion at forum
• Winners of 34th annual Andy Awards announced
• Latest News Briefs: Sunday, September 18, 2011
• Mohave County News - Training and Certification Are Keystones Of Emergency Management
• Local soldier wounded in bomb blast
• Authorities look into possible homicide
• Revamping school standards
• Fire restrictions lifted for Colorado River District
• Woman arrested in sandwich shop robbery
• Gunshot fired sends man to jail
• Mohave County News - ICAN Donation
• Suspects chose random victim in beating attack
• Golden Valley residents hold burglar at gunpoint
• Black Mesa pipelines to be removed
• City approves new LED billboard
• Photo: Coyote Melon Festival
• Latest News briefs: Thursday, September 15, 2011
• Debbie Chesonis Honored With State Award
• Photos: Engulfed in Flames
• Cities receive funds for flood control projects
• Property tax bills being mailed out
• Engine fire claims life of 27-year-old
• Ward enters state senate race
• Robbers who hit US Bank might be in custody
• I-40/Beale junction planning meeting set
• Watson on defensive during redistricting talk
• Kingman Remembers on 9/11
• Mohave County Tax Bills
• Armed robber walks away with restaurant loot
• Swap meet plan on zoners' plate
• Public gets to air views on map
• Policy changes top KUSD agenda
• Deputy involved in 2 separate shootings
• Verbal fight turns into aggravated assault
• STARTING NEW AFTER 9/11
• Man jailed for alleged sex assault
• Coyote Pass work starts Sunday
• Sunday events mark date of terror attacks
• County Roundup: Friday, Sept. 9, 2011
• NPS: Alcohol not a factor in fatal crash
• Biker shot after GV confrontation
• Carnival ride coupons for sale
• Mohave County News - Golden Valley Fire District Gets New Water Tender Truck
• Body found after fire on Ryan doused
• Video: Remembering 9/11
• Combat sport at Kingman's Champion Athletic Club
• Contestants prep for Rodeo coronation
• City undecided on impact fee direction
• Search and rescue team holds fundraiser for members
• News Briefs: Thursday, September 8, 2011
• Mohave County man runs for U.S. Senate
• Kingman Photos: Two-car Accident
• Lilo's Café on Route 66 to star on TV show "Switched"
• DUI arrests decreased, officials say
• Labor Day results in three deaths
• Tucson man to head Probation
• Schroeder's museum show includes electronic media
• Impact fee alternatives on the table
• Photo: Eyes on the Judge
• Kingman man on violent rampage shot, killed by deputy
• Photo: Hitched
• Medical rehabilitation topic for KRMC expo
• 10 file to seek office
• GM lawsuit no issue in Kingman
• Kingman event to note 10th anniversary of 9/11
• KRMC payroll a part of overall budget picture
• OUI patrols beefed up for Labor Day
• Latest News Briefs: Sunday, September 4, 2011
• Community Profile: Life Is Good For Mary Mccoy-Durst
• Act of kindness 'repaid'
• Man with note robs Kingman bank
• Mohave County jobless rate still in double figures
• Nucor Steel a success
• Former security guard arrested
• HMMC employees start job search
• ADOT prepares for repaving project
• GVFD completes lighting upgrade of fire stations, admin offices
• Latest News Briefs: Thursday, September 1, 2011
• Quick thinking saves life
• County Roundup: Wednesday, August 31, 2011
• Fire begun by fallen power line spreading in Western Arizona
• County threatens lawsuit over state fund transfer
• Bullying a problem in schools
• Karma comes full circle
• Kingman Photos: Sheep Thrills
• BLM panel favors mining near canyon
• Home invasion suspects enter pleas
• Mohave County satellite offices to briefly reopen
• City-owned land can be found all over Kingman
• Candidate says supervisors violated open meeting law
• Kingman cops: Concessions candy caper clue closes case
• County Roundup: Tuesday, August 30, 2011
• Firefighters managing Grand Canyon fire
• Mohave County News - Treasurer To Open Satellite Offices
• No jail for Kingman man who asked teens for sex
• Tempert: Kingman split inevitable
• Photo: Mac 'n Say 'Cheese'
• Many 9/11 charities have failed miserably, AP probe indicates
• Open meeting law broken in Kingman, woman says
• Kingman Regional Medical Center buys competitor for $31M
• Latest News Briefs: Sunday, August 28, 2011
• Mom anxious to hear from son, 15
• Man jailed for bat attack on ex-boss
• Suspect in '10 slaying in custody
• Rumors swirl about HMMC, KRMC
• County Roundup: Friday, Aug. 26, 2011
• Kingman photos: Quick Response
• Albright keeps up fight for county job
• Freiday begins water project
• Rosie's to rebuild
• Harrison and Airway light on city's radar
• Kingman Humane Society not subject of investigation
• Latest News Briefs: Thursday, August 25, 2011
• Proposed redistricting maps released
• Reptile sanctuary rescues underfed snakes
• GPS takes a wrong turn
• Man under arrest tries to flee from the police
• Colorado City officials plead not guilty
• Back to School for Kingman - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• MCSO nails drivers on fast track to Grand Canyon West
• Body wrapped in plastic found in Bullhead City
• 'Legal' not always safe, educator tells Kingman audience
• Gas prices continue to slide
• Riding out the market
• Kingman high schools wary of fast track plan
• Another Colorado City official indicted
• 4-H selling fair carnival ride tickets
• Latest News Briefs: Monday, August 22, 2011
• County of Mohave Workforce News - August 19, 2011
• Mohave County News - August 18, 2011
• Gravel pit malfunction stalls work at Coyote Pass
• ADOT's Golden Valley checkpoint irks motorists
• Rosie plans to rebuild iconic bar-restaurant north of Kingman
• Latest News Briefs: Sunday, August 21, 2011
• Fire destroys Rosie's Den
• Kingman under hazy sky today
• Photo: Not Peachy
• Onlooker in Nortenos gang assaults in Kingman avoids prison sentence
• Head butt hurts Kingman jailer
• Theft hastens closure of Kingman thrift store on Keno
• Photo: Time for Football
• Latest News Briefs: Friday, August 19, 2011
• Davises celebrate platinum
• City of Kingman awaits word concerning lease
• River regatta too sucessful
• Colorado City chief indicted
• Latest News Briefs: Thursday, August 18, 2011
• Golden Valley Fire makes offer to Illinois battalion chief
• Nursing grads take next step
• Dunton suffers stroke at party in his honor
• County Roundup: Wednesday, August 17, 2011
• Fatal motorcycle accident in GV
• Mohave County News - Proposed Mohave County, MCC Districts Available
• Kingman Police arrest man claiming to be undercover officer
• Wedding sparked Kingman business plan
• Reward offered for information on Kingman murder
• Kingman tire store robbed of $10,000 worth of merchandise
• Second accident kills Meadview man
• Kingman Council eyes lease in historic train depot
• County Roundup: Tuesday, August 16, 2011
• Man injured in Kingman motorcycle accident
• Shooting follows argument among Kingman men
• Photo: Friday Blaze
• Sale aids Kingman woman awaiting kidney transplant
• Social media complicate workplace
• Big cat sightings in Kingman prompt reminders from Game & Fish
• Latest News Briefs: Monday, August 15, 2011
• KUSD nixes Street Drags venue request in downtown Kingman
• KUSD nixes Street Drags venue request in downtown Kingman
• Attorney refuses to leave case
• Attorney refuses to leave case
• Kingman's Dunton, 90, has a lifetime of GOP memories
• Kingman's Dunton, 90, has a lifetime of GOP memories
• Photo: A Hero's Welcome
• Arbitration sought in Skywalk dispute
• Latest News Briefs: Sunday, August 14, 2011
• Three arrested in local assault case
• Route 66 accident kills Kingman man
• Workshop a big hit for bighorn fans
• Warm welcome planned for wounded Marine
• AZ MVD offers online practice exam
• Photo: Welcome Back
• Throw the dog a bone
• 3 arrested in Kingman for felony burglary
• Volunteers sought for fall ferret spotlighting
• Latest News Briefs: Thursday, August 11, 2011
• Few options for lambasted employers
• Mohave County receives EFSP funds
• County Roundup: Wednesday, August 10, 2011
• NxLeveL Entrepreneurs business scholarships
• E.T. does not fly a Cessna 172
• Sexual assault arrest
• Big rig rumbles into Kingman for overnight stay
• County Roundup: Tuesday, August 9, 2011
• Water company's well repaired and pumping again
• Kingman proposes alternative to impact fee
• New Water Fire now fully contained
• Body recovered below canyon rim
• Kingman zoners deal with state mandate on city sign codes
• Lingenfelter's Kingman care centers earn straight A's from state
• Big load figures to slow Kingman traffic
• Kingman man abused his children, MCSO says
• Skywalk arbitration bid nixed
• Latest News Briefs: Monday, August 8, 2011
• NxLeveL for Entrepreneurs Competitive Scholarships Offered To Small Businesses
• Kingman Foreclosed Home Purchased For County Program
• Light show defied logic, photographer says
• Job offers possible at Tuesday Elks Lodge event
• Prison shows off pricey upgrades
• Jacks: Some schools will have new start times
• Latest News Briefs: Sunday, August 7, 2011
• Farrington Visit
• Bar plans a full day of fundraisers for Kingman girl, 4
• Lightning starts two fires north of Kingman
• Furlough days balance Kingman charter school's books
• Pet group GAP meets Saturday
• Pool closure and furloughs a no-go
• Child endangerment arrest
• Political group pledges to let the voters decide
• Code 3 - Clothe The Kids
• News Briefs: Thursday, August 4, 2011
• Kingman Photos: Stupid Motorist Law
• Class of '91 reunion starts Friday
• Failure to stop leads to arrest
• County Roundup: Wednesday, August 3, 2011
• Board considers filing notice of claim
• GV Fire Open House
• Mohave County Approves 7 Percent Overall Tax Decrease
• The COYOTE Program Releases A New Resource Map To The Public
• Mohave County Fair 2011
• Higher MCC tuition catches some Kingman seniors by surprise
• Two make early exits at Kingman meeting
• Calm prevails as tax explained in Kingman meeting
• Deal keeps water flowing after Kingman well breaks down again
• Mohave County Community Services News - Construction Orientation
• New MCSO jail list included former NBA player's name
• Kingman swimming pool closure eyed
• Bartley, King summered as COYOTE mapping teammates
• Kingman link to closed power plant to be abandoned
• News Briefs: Monday, August 1, 2011
• Gun tracking plan backfires
• Unwelcome guest in Kingman stops in for a bite
• Mental Health service in Kingman copes with funding cuts
• Mental Health service copes with funding cuts
• Budget, tax talk Monday
• News Briefs: Sunday, 31 July, 2011
• What led to 'Project Gunwalker'?
• Farrington Visit
• New laws: State gun, more plates and reining in local government
• Kingman High School assault suspects in court
• Home invader sentenced to 15 years after blowing deal for probation
• County Roundup: Friday, July 29, 2011
• Father's threat leads to arrest
• Residents call for one county voting district
• Local 10 year old wins contest
• A wrench in his plans
• School travel safety tips
• Drug mule gets 3 years in prison
• Kingman Police capture armed robbery suspect within hour
• Local AIMS scores under the microscope
• News Briefs: Wednesday, July 27, 2011
• MohaveCounty Library In Kingman Gets LSTA Grant
• State redistricting group visits tonight
• School right around the corner in Kingman
• Donations boost reward for info on goat's death in Kingman
• Stockton Hill Rd KFC
• GAS offers its own plan
• Possible explosive found
• KRMC ribbon cutting
• Ghost hunter wants to hear your Route 66 scary tale
• Former motorcycle club member sentenced in Kingman for role in bar ruckus
• Arizona death penalty procedures challenged
• Kingman Gets Healthy Slice of Tourism Pie
• Photo: Making a Splash
• New Briefs: Monday, July 25, 2011
• More jail time for Condra
• Mitzi's big adventure ends
• More jail time for Condra
• Photo: Casting Call
• News Briefs: Sunday, July 24, 2011
• GCU offers transfer students scholarships
• Clerk assaulted in gas station robbery
• Photo: Poetry Float
• Man in assault spree sentenced
• Coyote Pass road repair work starts Monday
• Man injured when car, quad collide
• Kingman soldier uses Army skills to save man's life
• Community Profile - Local Attorney Has Variety Of Experience
• Dirty 3-month-long fairground saga finally ends
• Suddenlink working out kinks
• GAP Meeting Saturday
• Blowout leads to death
• News Briefs: Thursday, July 21, 2011
• Child beater gets 150 days jail plus probation
• Fight breaks up domestic violence attempt
• Kingman Powerhouse wins governor's tourism award
• Cops catch teens crushing pills at Centennial Park
• Business-education forum hopes to end disconnect
• TV pilot auditions Thursday
• News Briefs: Wednesday, July 20, 2011
• Arizona inmate executed despite appeals
• Oil changes for breast cancer ends Saturday
• Mohave Wireless expands with $2M investment
• Property tax hike ripped by Kingman residents
• Kingman Police officer slightly injured in rescue effort
• Kingman family hires attorney for suspect in sex crimes
• Police probe murder of Kingman man
• News Briefs: Tuesday, July 19, 2011
• KFD handles labor-intensive blaze
• Council to take another lap around dirt racetrack
• 'Dirty house' mom looking at 4 years probation
• Rodriguez' missionary dream getting closer
• News Briefs: Monday, July 18, 2011
• AZGF hosting desert bighorn sheep workshop
• Local contractor brings experience to the county
• Teen pregnacy prevention programs kick off today
• Coping with cancer program today
• 4-year-old Emmalynn Faris needs help with cancer treatments
• Fundraiser to give kids life experience
• BOS holding public hearing on property tax rate raise
• BOS holding public hearing on property tax rate raise
• Changes for Suddenlink cause internet outages
• Hell's Angel pleads guilty in Kingman for role in '09 fight
• Did Kingman Unified School District enjoy JTED's last big payday?
• Suspect in Kingman cattle shootings booked
• Births, not new immigrants, push U.S. Latino growth
• Walmart celebrates new look
• ARS proposal spurs debate among county zoners
• Mohave County News: Road Closure Scheduled
• Uranium rider gets through U.S. House committee
• Goat's beheading might be the work of satanic cult
• Kingman Man arrested for firing warning shots at motorcyclist
• KUSD shows progress, KAOL almost aces AIMS tests
• County P&Z battles church and state issue
• ERACE honors UniSource for fight against illegal dumping
• News Briefs: Thursday, July 14, 2011
• Mohave County Public Defender’s Office Attorney, Legal Secretary Honored with State Awards
• Mohave County News: Local Contractor Returns To Mohave County
• Kingman Fire Department rescues woman at Gold Street fire
• Mustafa returns to serve Kingman
• Kingman Area Regional Transit riders say increases stretch the budgets
• Chamber hosting business expo
• WACOG seeking grant applicants
• News Briefs: Wednesday, July 13, 2011
• Kingman man almost duplicates Texas tragedy
• County republicans may say no to BOS if property taxes increase
• Light shows, humidity mark the beginning of the rainy season in Kingman
• Kingman home sales on an average pace
• Kingman man booked for possessing child porn
• News Briefs: Tuesday, July 12, 2011
• Zoners to hear plan for 190-foot tower
• Wind farm seeks OK for expansion
• ATF to require gun buyer information in AZ
• Quartzsite declares emergency
• Circulation woes topic of talk
• Mohave County Animal Control methods questioned
• Probation, jail for Kingman man who stole from eatery
• Shuttle docks with space station for the last time
• Photo: On the Rocks
• New manager says CASA program needs help
• News Briefs: Monday, July 11, 2011
• Mohave County News - Farrington to Meet With Public
• Grants, rebates big part of push to go green
• Congress steps into uranium mine fracas
• Moving Wall en route to Kingman
• News Briefs: Sunday, July 10, 2011
• Hospice hosts reiki talk
• Speed, alcohol factors in fatal accident, NPS says
• Blood drives set
• Property tax hike part of county budget plan
• Mohave County Fairgrounds' lease under scrutiny
• Kingman hit-and-run suspect arrested by MCSO
• Ames goes from Kingman lover's lane to the state pen
• Kingman man gets 90 days for shooting car
• Depierro sentenced to 7 years for manslaughter of transgender woman
• Public notice issue tables fairgrounds racetrack decision
• County settles on $88 jail fee
• Photo: 1973 Firefighters Remembered
• Program assists women with cancer
• News Briefs: Thursday, July 7, 2011
• Great Lakes campaigning for food bank
• Board Approves Tentative Budget
• Encounter with minor costs Kingman man five years
• Meadview man charged with attempted murder
• Commercial water haulers given reprieve by BOS
• Photo: Grand Finale?
• News Briefs: Wednesday, July 6, 2011
• Casey Anthony acquitted of killing daughter
• Man busted for growing pot in Kingman will get probation
• Old GPS data strands tourists looking for Grand Canyon West
• 'Dirty house' husband sentenced in Kingman court
• Photo: Hopping on the 4th
• New look planned for Kingman library's meeting room
• 'Recovery' turns 2: Feel better yet?
• Doxol explosion anniversary to be marked by memorial service in Kingman
• County credit card policy may change
• Kingman indoor shooting range on track for fall opening
• District Champs
• Gas prices continue to tumble through holiday weekend
• Hearing on water hauler fees set
• News Briefs: Monday, July 4th, 2011
• County offers teen program on pregnancy prevention
• Low-income grants for energy-saving programs available through WACOG
• Alert deputy spots stolen antique in downtown Kingman
• Fireworks, festivities in Kingman for the 4th
• Kingman High's Buckelew finds herself 'drowning in puppies'
• KRMC hosts cosmetics show
• News Briefs: Sunday July 3, 2011
• Prison time likely for woman who tried to smuggle heroin into Kingman prison
• Photo: Prom Venture
• ERACE Honors UniSource Energy Services
• Mohave County News - Bullhead Community Profile
• Ataris singer solos here on Saturday
• Green energy comes with a price tag in Kingman
• Biting dog shot, killed by Kingman Police during search
• Audit sets jail fees for Kingman at $92 a day
• Mohave County News - June 29, 2011
• Robotics Team 60 works toward the future with summer camp
• Andy Devine Rollover
• Grand Canyon Skywalk Development asks federal reconsideration in suit
• Kids amazed at Summer Fun Daze
• News Briefs: Thursday, June 30, 2011
• Wikieup man, 83, indicted for negligent homicide
• Sultan's surgery a success
• Sanitation choices flap in the wind like a plastic bag
• Property tax reform group files again
• News Briefs: Wednesday, June 29, 2011
• Sunset View opens to provide much needed elderly care
• KRMC to host circulation talk
• New Kingman farm will reap the wind
• High court guts AZ Clean Elections law
• Photo: Fire on Snavely
• Kingman girl dies in Utah accident
• News Briefs: Tuesday, June 28, 2011
• Mohave County News: Fireworks
• Senator: County crosses line when it targets minorities
• News Briefs: Monday, June 27, 2011
• Photo: On the Rocks
• $6000 in antiques stolen from Kingman animal hospital, see surveillance photos
• Two charged for alleged sex assault at Kingman High
• Officers horrified by what they find at Golden Valley 'sanctuary'
• Skywalk lawsuit tossed by judge
• News Briefs: Sunday, June 26, 2011
• 100 degrees arrives on schedule in Kingman
• No bang for your fireworks buck inside Kingman city limits
• Bennett tells Kingman audience that state should revamp tax code
• COYOTES start their summer jobs in Kingman
• HUD event for potential Kingman home buyers Saturday
• Az Sec. of State posts new notary laws
• Air permit renewal for Honeywell
• Phoenix woman found in Kingman
• Bikers rally for Rosie's
• Former Kingman teacher gets 58 years for child sexual assault
• Council easily adds $100,000 to 911 call center
• Assessor gives homeowners heads up on new law
• News Briefs: Thursday, June 23, 2011
• Walmart collecting sports equipment for kids
• Chamber raffling $4K travel voucher
• Photo: Cool Sliding
• Sex-for-drugs trader pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Kingman grandfather gets 5 years for molesting grandchild
• MCC in a financial aid quandary
• Local, state officials blast Interior's recommendation
• Inititatives filed to increase homeowner tax credits
• Water Works
• Kingman 911 call center estimate hiked
• Grand Canyon mining claims ban extended
• Booze, knife, stabbing - but no arrest
• Man arrested, stolen items recovered
• Agencies will target drunk boaters on river
• News Briefs: Tuesday, June 21, 2011
• Kingman author offers advice to improve public education
• Photo: If You've Got It, Float It
• ACC approves Cerbat Water surcharge for Kingman-area customers
• Illness delays sentencing in Kingman
• Foster parents in short supply in county
• Mohave County News: Young COYOTEs Enter Workforce
• In Kingman courtroom, Mother gets her look at murder suspect
• The Fire on I-40
• 'Survivors' had a blast at Kingman High 1970s reunion
• Kingman MCC campus shut down after shooting threat
• Foster Parents Sought
• Gloria Dusek Compass School dedicated
• Elderly woman fooled by scam
• Judge orders more meetings on Skywalk dispute
• Mohave County's Johnson part of leadership training group
• Local responders battle Wallow Fire
• Opening arguments start in McCluskey escape, kidnap trial
• Noise enforcement recommended as police issue
• State's failure to act has widespread ill-effects
• Neil Turner guest speaker at the Kingman Republican Men's Club meeting
• Kingman Police Department defends fleet budget
• Man shot pleads guilty to armed robbery
• Local public lands have chance to be federally protected
• News Briefs: Wednesday, June 15, 2011
• ACC to set emergency charge for Cerbat
• Bachmann brings flair, tea party clout to GOP race
• Security in Kingman courtroom tight for McCluskey trial
• BLM fire restrictions for Kingman area now in place
• 4 kids hurt when SUV hits big rig on I-40
• Skywalk hearing canceled when Jin a no-show
• Kingman Unified School District may add info on abusive relationships to curriculum
• Dates available to purchase the Kingman Historical Commission calendar
• Photo: Smoke on Franklin
• County Juvenile Detention Center School Dedicated to Gloria Dusek
• Accident causes fire in Laughlin casino
• Kingman zoners to hear BMX concerns
• 11 county facilities earn Energy Star designations
• Gas prices expected to continue dropping
• Kingman seniors sneaking off to exercise
• Kingman Game & Fish office says tortoise paint jobs can be deadly
• Presentation Teaches Caution Concerning Venomous Creatures
• Skywalk dispute to arbitration
• Zanna amends lawsuit against Mohave County
• Motorcyclist touts helmet safety after Golden Valley crash
• Kingman Photos: Fire on Devlin
• City applies for discharge permit
• Kingman Photos: Blazing Canyon
• City of Kingman phone system maintenance scheduled
• Kingman High School Reunion - Those Were the Days
• County Roundup: Sunday, June 12, 2011
• Farrington Visit
• Kingman couple closer to getting house keys
• McLain, Goodale defend tax tied to state jobs bill
• Wandering son's death mourned
• Dolan Springs residents need to return surveys
• KPD catches 57 drivers with their belts down
• McCluskey wants ID by truck drivers tossed
• BOS transfers $550K for jail costs
• Rule changes to fairgrounds hit a snag
• Yucca's biodiesel plant plans withdrawn
• Rural representation leads the way in redistricting questionnaire
• Peach Springs man charged with DUI, stolen car
• Energy Stars
• 15 years not enough for Ortiz, victims say
• New homeowner tax law to be discussed at forum
• P&Z to consider general plan amendment and biodiesel plant in Yucca
• Kingman 'survivors' gathering to rehash good times
• Relay Winners
• Kingman shooting a prelude to pot arrest
• Watson OK with water hauling inspections
• Kingman Council resumes annexation work
• News Briefs: Tuesday, June 7, 2011
• Swenson busy at Girls State
• Tornado victims get a helping hand from Kingman church, Swanty
• Kingman newcomers in title fight for new home
• Taxpayers dig deep to jail pot transporters arrested in Kingman
• Escapee in no mood to bargain
• Students can get yearbook refunds, principal says
• Missing Kingman man's body found in GV
• Gas price continues to tumble
• Kingman Junior Police Academy Fundraiser to be held at Taco Bell
• Reservations now open for annual bighorn sheep class
• Kingman couple booked on drug charges
• SAILA returns to Kingman for two-day run
• Kingman Photo: Fatal on Highway 68
• Lawyer among dead in Yuma shooting spree
• Mohave County mulls regulations for water haulers
• ADOT may close I-40 west of Flagstaff due to fire
• Kutil hands off HMR after seven years
• 3-time DUI offender gets 6 months, $15,000 in fines
• Council, Cerbat agree to six-month water deal
• Corrections for Wednesday, June 1, 2011
• Bids open for U.S. 93 repairs at Coyote Pass
• News Briefs: Thursday, June 2, 2011
• Task force makes 17 DUI arrests
• The heart matters to NAHM
• Hang on to your seat ... belt - KPD on the prowl
• Mother Road leads to forgiveness
• No fatalities on waterways over weekend
• Sleep apnea could have deadly consequences
• News Briefs: Wednesday, June 1, 2011
• NACFD firefighters limit Kingman brush fire's damage
• Memorial Day Hug
• Cool weather trend in Kingman to continue, NWS says
• Kingman Council expected to OK deal for water
• Registry active despite lawsuit
• News Briefs: Tuesday, May 31, 2011
• Mohave County Chief Building Official Ron Durgin Elected
• Magic on Beale Street
• Pump fails for Kingman-area water company
• Neighbors hold down Kingman man on a rampage
• Solar energy's impact on water topic of Kingman talk
• Yearbook insert leaves Kingman High students feeling ripped off
• ADOT to conduct road repair south of Hoover Dam
• Bullhead PD working the river this weekend
• Honoring those who didn't come home
• Kingman Parks & Rec kicks off summer with pool openings
• Analyst Keeps Eyes On Fiscal Procedures
• ACC will appoint manager for Kingman-area water company
• Padilla handed 15-year jail term for Kingman home invasions
• Some Kingman motels yank welcome mat from locals
• Kingman UES energy assessments available
• Mohave County ERACE
• Sailor gives thanks to teacher
• Holiday weekend impacts city garbage collection schedule
• Jin, Hualapais head to arbitration
• Mohave County Sheriffs Office, Kingman Police Department to step up DUI patrols over holiday weekend
• KUSD to dish out free meals to kids during summer
• Kingman Police Department on the lookout for alleged armed robber
• County Roundup: Thursday, May 26, 2011
• BLM expects busy weekend in Western Arizona
• Another one popped for smuggling drugs into Golden Valley prison
• Diamondback on Display
• 4 nailed for forging community service reports
• Kingman man accused of having sex with 13-year-old
• Hlavac to represent western U.S. on NCJA Advisory Board
• Governor Brewer puts pot plan on hold
• What's next when sales tax sunsets?
• Expect a ticket if you don't click it
• Salmonella scare fades
• Arizona Game & Fish accepting feedback over hunt guidelines
• Ending the School Year
• Tribe notes 23 years of Grand Canyon West
• Why did the 'missing' man cross the road?
• Red Lake solar project stalled
• Meet Kingman's only personal chef
• Traveling nurses win class action lawsuit
• For a Wounded Kingman Warrior
• Mohave County ready for redistricting feedback
• HMMC cooking up big Kingman Relay for Life fundraisers
• Giant crane under construction at Kingman airport
• ASSE seeks host families
• One more assignment
• Pot shops face stringent rules
• Gas prices drop 4 cents
• Herpes outbreak prompts warning for horse owners
• Conference cost may keep Childs on the sidelines
• Neighborhood Stabilization
• Illegals snagged in traffic stop at GV
• Kingman ambassadors repeat roles in March for Babies
• Mom hopes for best on son she can't find
• Bullhead City man who killed heron fined
• Kingman veterans accept gift of external defibrillator
• Hlavac to Represent Western U.S. on NCJA Advisory Board
• 35 years of volunteering enough for Reed
• County Roundup: Thursday, May 19, 2011
• GVFD eases fire restrictions
• Police release photos of In-N-Out robber
• Council settles on $168.7M budget
• Gould is disappointed bills didn't make the cut
• Ray's painting involves the community
• Lopezes know how to 'Come On Down'
• Rural residents want their own supervisor
• A former Kingman student's special gesture
• No gusts, no story
• From probation to paradise for Friend Walker
• 'Good stuff,' Giffords says of shuttle launch
• Budget tweaks possible Tuesday
• UniSource grant application deadline is today
• ADOT to install new guardrail on Interstate 40
• Routine road maintenance continues throughout Mohave County this week
• Kingman Academy High School team wraps up wildly successful year
• VA eyes ways to aid homeless veterans
• County Roundup: Monday, May 16, 2011
• In-N-Out hit by armed robber
• Burn rules douse GV cookout coals
• County Roundup: Sunday, May 15, 2011
• Convict father casts shadow at sentencing
• Vans get veterans to clinic
• Golden Valley watchman's call disrupts burglary
• Redistricting input sought at Kingman meeting today
• Kingman's Cardiff speaks for MCC Class of 2011 today
• Lab remodels on MCC agenda
• State officials' financial disclosure reports online
• Golden Valley photos: Faulty Wiring
• Extended track stays could happen soon at fairgrounds
• Kingman Police swamped with calls during Monster Truck Mayhem
• Kingman Photos: I-40 Rollover
• Plans for Golden Valley solar plant move forward
• Father faces prison for death of infant left in car
• Kingman area schools consolidation up for exploration
• MedCath plans to put dissolve question to stockholders
• Sophisticated Canadian scam targets the elderly
• Road rage leads to arrest
• 24 students take Golden Valley paramedic training
• Wind farm takes shape on Route 66 southeast of Kingman
• Solar firm has plans for Golden Valley
• Changes to fairgrounds' race track rule mulled
• Dozens cited in Highway 68 commercial inspections
• Non-profits vie for Unisource grants
• Club breaks ground on garden
• Trial set for 2008 Kingman murder
• ADOT work on U.S. 93 north of Kingman starts today
• Tire fire offered a smoky challenge
• Road work continues in Mohave Valley
• New home for a rare frog
• MCC Board eyes tax hike
• ACC, water companies at odds again
• Passenger an unwilling witness to man's death
• Mayhem promised at Kingman fairgrounds
• Secretary of State starts program to protect domestic violence victims
• Workshop geared to help small business
• Golden Valley shooting suspect turns self in
• New McDonald's to bring 70 jobs to Kingman
• County finds new water source
• USPS to 'Stamp Out Hunger'
• Man injured in accident
• General fund includes picnic money
• IRS warns of possible refund scam
• Kingman City Council gives go-ahead to rate increases
• Cars and hogs share road over eventful weekend
• UES offers spring electrical safety tips
• Statue of Barry Goldwater proposed
• 400 gallons of cooking grease dumped within city
• Kite Day for Kingman
• Kingman teacher raises support for 'preemies'
• UFO conference set for Kingman, site of reported landing
• Golden Valley animal rescue organization gets reprieve
• Golf fee and transport rate hikes on table in Kingman
• Kingman Academy High School students win FBLA contests
• Fundraiser nets over $4,000 for wounded Marine
• Pot sellers, buyers line up
• County Roundup: Monday, May 2, 2011
• Impact fee law's impact uncertain
• Mohave County seeks input on new voting districts
• Security guard accused of burglary
• Tipton school meeting set
• Gas prices jump again
• Salem not eager to sue over jail fees
• Mobile home park residents now wind farm refugees
• Tourists pump $165 million into the Kingman economy
• Chamber's business walk yielded surprising results
• Kingman Regional Medical Center relaxes visitor restrictions
• Suddenlink to add 45 jobs
• Mohave County News: Public Input Sought For Mohave County Redistricting Process
• Coyote Pass repairs just weeks away
• Former candidate for Congress gets probation for theft
• Riders rumble into Kingman
• Kingman streets closed for Fun Run
• Kingman teen collides with car
• Golden Valley man suspect in Kingman shooting
• Crump gets 3.5 years for sexually assaulting daughter's friend
• Investor conflict keeps 'Skywalk' under construction
• Obama hopes to put the madness to rest
• KPD joins Special Olympians in 'Torch Run'
• CASA continues work to keep kids safe
• Fun Run returns to Kingman for 24th year
• 'Music Man' opens at KHS tonight
• McLain considering a run for Arizona Senate
• Nature's call ends with man's felony charges
• Voter registration climbs to 3.2M in Arizona
• Cerbat Elementary kids going the distance for others
• Motorcycle crash lands two in hospital
• Reward offered for Ryan Malcolm Leary for armed robbery
• In-home pot farm busted
• Peach Springs man drowns, family survives
• Arizona bridges receive high marks for safety and maintenance
• Missing Lake Havasu man found
• Legislators say speed of session stressful
• Infant girl's death under investigation
• Brewer's office swamped
• Nevarez takes a hands-on approach in Kingman
• Hypnotherapist offers online self-help solutions
• ADOT: Construction, River Run will delay traffic on U.S. 93
• Appeal for all negative blood types issued
• Kingman standoff ends with an arrest
• County Roundup: Sunday, April 24, 2011
• MCC students plan to clean up lot on Airway
• KART asked to get by with less
• Mohave County News: Food Plus Program
• Hazmat hoax shuts Golden Valley road
• Police have suspect in hit and run
• GVFD plans do-over in search for assistant chief
• KHS grad has key role at space/missile complex
• News Briefs: Friday, April 22, 2011
• Volunteers fence off abandoned mines
• Junior Police Academy taking applications for summer program
• White Cliffs Middle School readies for 'Way Out West in a Dress'
• MCSO gives warning about scams
• Photo: Tree Strikes, You're Out
• Wind advisory issued for Kingman area
• Council eyes changes to race rules at fairgrounds
• County Roundup: Thursday, April 21, 2011
• Kingman man retried for child molestation
• Colorectal cancer is preventable
• Photo: Rollover
• Mt. Tipton school topic of upcoming town hall meetings
• Next stop - $4 per gallon
• Pair in custody for burglarizing Dairy Ripple
• MCSO searching for hit-and-run driver
• Carlos Elmer Photography Contest to be on display
• Students, Army band perform in Kingman Thursday
• Welch pleads not guilty in NM
• Kingman student cited after drug sweep
• HMMC fined $1,000 for procedural violations
• Wounded Kingman Marine celebrates birthday with family
• State News Briefs: Tuesday, April 19, 2011
• County Roundup: Tuesday, April 19, 2011
• Golden Valley author's inspiration comes through pets
• Youth recycle cans for trees
• $31,000 in WAVE grants handed out
• MCC wage hikes offset by benefit cut
• Dispatchers take a bow on Public Safety Telecommunications Week
• McCain, Kyl offer new bill on border
• Treasurer opens temporary satellite offices
• Federal income taxes due Monday
• City finds funds for street repairs
• 'Birther' bill awaits Brewer's signature
• NLJC plans expansion to Mohave County
• Rural areas seek more clout via redistricting
• County Roundup: Sunday, April 17, 2011
• Law Day Essay Contest Offers Cash Awards
• Bill kills any city thoughts of tax contracting
• Kingman teens with burglary tools arrested by KPD
• Sex ed? 8th-graders caught in the act at Golden Valley school
• Kingman taxpayers can file extension
• Tribe renovates skywalk
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Easter Coloring Contest
• Kingman Camaro shooter nabbed after nap
• Kingman Academy to perform dinner theater
• Program aims to stop obesity in Kingman schools
• 11 mines closed near Chloride
• Animal rescue organization passes P&Z test
• District opens discussions on school closure
• Doctor's assistant pleads guilty to fraudulent schemes, money laundering
• Shots fired lead to Kingman standoff
• Business walk provides city groups with good news
• County P&Z to hear RUFFF request
• Welch pleads guilty to escape and armed robbery
• Optimist club offering essay scholarship for high school juniors and seniors
• City Council to hold budget meeting
• Brewer vetoes her first bill
• 66 years later, Kelley gets Bronze Star
• County Roundup: Wednesday, April 13, 2011
• AZ lawmakers tackle taxes, abortion issues
• Wreck now a part of wedding story
• AIMS promotion a little off target at local restaurant
• Kids get a chance to fly Saturday at Kingman Airport
• Murder suspect's request rejected
• Labor law update offers clarity on workplace issues
• Plan to cut Medicaid rolls headed to court
• County Roundup: Monday, April 11, 2011
• Woman arrested for RV arson
• Kingman air/auto show returns after 4-year absence
• Church teams up with group for food offer
• Two suspected of child abuse
• Photo: Roll and Run
• Burglary coincides with burial
• Lunch not as fresh in KUSD cafeterias
• ADOT widening Bullhead roads this week
• Off-roading Flagstaff man charged with damaging national monument
• Routine maintenance continues on county roads
• Military pay cut ahead of shutdown
• 'Bubble Shaker' singer at Kingman's Time Out
• 12 Kingman Housing America lots ready to go
• Kingman adopts medical marijuana rules
• I-40 work west of Kingman
• Mohave County pays as one of big five
• Spring chill, rain in the forecast
• Gould gives county PIO tongue lashing
• County considers relocation of polling place
• RV set on fire intentionally by owner
• Council approves extra $245,000 for 911 call center
• County makes changes to website
• Girls can get tools at Kamp Girl Power
• Boy pepper sprayed, woman arrested
• SoHi's 'Rosie the Riveter' gets her own flight
• No injuries from van rollover
• Cerbat Elementary suspends 8 girls
• Exchange students need host families
• Kingman warrior now recovering in America
• Children Learn To Make Healthy Choices
• Woman under legal limit jailed for DUI
• Roads closed in North Kingman following accident
• Meersman adds another job to duties
• Kingman Supervisors OK jail rate hike
• Sheep shooed out of town - twice
• Fair Housing
• Child Abuse Prevention
• Kingman swings on First Friday
• Brewer files Medicaid plan
• Optimists offer scholarship
• Nominations open for Elks' Public Service Awards
• Kingman infant has 'significant' bruising
• Annexation, 911 call center are Kingman Council topics Tuesday
• Kingman Chamber, Council plan Wednesday business walk
• County Roundup: Monday, April 4, 2011
• La Senita solar plans for Kingman could be OK'd Monday
• KRMC welcomes Blanchard as new CFO
• MCC students can explore Great Barrier Reef - virtually
• Nobody injured in two-car collision
• AZ Senate OKs GOP plan to balance budget
• Great Lakes adds Phoenix, drops Las Vegas from Kingman flight schedules
• Golden Valley woman killed in two-car crash
• Panel upholds dismissal of county employee
• Kingman panel adjusts golf course prices
• Proposed Kingman jail fee hike catches city by surprise
• Infant escapes injury in Wednesday collision
• Don's Books 4 Less adds comic book flavor
• Woman arrested for dope drop at Kingman prison
• KRMC receives Health Leadership Award
• Isaac Lopez, of Kingman, finds 'The Price is Right'
• Kennel ordinance hits BOS agenda again
• Gas prices continue upward movement
• $35M treatment plant nears readiness
• Former Resource Center director gets 5 years probation for felony theft
• Arizona inmate executed
• Farrington Visits
• Kingman trials for Welch and McCluskey set for mid-June
• Third Kingman escapee pleads guilty in Rifle, Colorado
• Tigers ready to take on ... Tigers?
• Appeals process playing out for Lake Havasu man on death row
• Medical marijuana rules on use, sales released by state
• Kingman Mayor Speaks At Town Hall
• To help children better understand what happens during an earthquake, read Pandas' Earthquake Escape for free online through the end of March.
• Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Volunteers
• Sales tax increase still an option for city council
• Golf course sale meets resistance
• Team 60 ready to compete, robotic style
• Meadview man arrested in motorcyclist's death
• News Briefs: Thursday, March 17, 2011
• Drought mitigation group meeting
• Library opens visually impaired center
• Mohave County invaded by vacant homes
• Mohave County invaded by vacant homes
• Cheesing It
• KHS, KAHS teams eye state FBLA contest
• Railroad Memories
• Motorcycle accident north of Kingman kills Meadview man
• Official says physicians can't offer marijuana evaluations yet
• Red Cross funneling aid to Japan
• Mohave County News - Drought Impact
• Kingman tax options, budget cuts up for review
• Kingman club will give you a run for the money
• Kingman billboard appeal may be heard next month
• DPS: Be cautious if traveling to Mexico
• News Briefs: Monday, March 14, 2011
• Kingman growth misses 8,000 by a whisker
• Jackson home after month in Vegas hospital
• Zoners OK dispensary rules for pot
• Kingman Photo:Overturned
• Mervin Fried, of Kingman, acquitted in pitchfork trespass case
• Kingman realty donates sign proceeds
• La Senita solar farm plan OK'd
• Kingman billboard plan moves forward
• Mohave County Roundup: Friday, March 11, 2011
• Kanelos in custody after protest
• Sgt. Francis gets a warm welcome home
• Lee Williams High decision expected today
• New public works building project OK'd
• News Briefs: Tuesday, March 8, 2011
• Medical marijuana, truck wash return to agenda
• Cut to Humane Society budget eyed
• County staff told to reduce spending
• Jobless rate up to start 2011
• News Briefs: Monday, March 7, 2011
• County has $6M plan for new offices
• Planned protest takes aim at county policies
• News Briefs: Sunday, March 6, 2011
• KMS Band Boosters look for a little help with 'extravaganza'
• Kingman teen in a fight for his life
• We would like to invite everyone to our official Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting ceremony of the new Visually Impaired Center located at the Kingman Branch on Wednesday, March 9th at 6:00 p.m.
• The Construction Phase of the V.I. Center
• Rodolfo Martin, Tianna Hill, Donna McCarthy (KAOL H.S. Art Teacher),Kayla Martin,Samantha Rezzetti, Zak Railey, Katie Poe & Sam Walker (not in photo)
• Tougher nuisance code OK'd
• Resource Center thief sentenced
• Kingman women celebrated for involvement in community
• County Roundup:Friday, March 4,2011
• Kingman Photo: In the Shadows
• Tumbling in the spotlight
• Council reintroduces sales tax increase
• Teen hit by train on path to recovery
• Officials need clarity on bills
• News Briefs: Thursday, March 3, 2011
• Mohave County Budget Meeting
• Twirling Sweathearts
• Ketchner trial still a year away
• Birdie or bogey: Would selling the golf course solve our problems?
• Pet petition lands on August ballot
• Illegals focus of several bills in Legislature
• Draft rules draw favorable comments
• MCSO nabs 10 illegals in Wikieup
• Real estate specialist provides insight on short sales
• Grand Canyon Hualapai Tourism Center Opens in the Kingman Powerhouse
• Tougher city nuisance code proposed
• Fire departments team up for training exercise
• Man booked when friend a no-show
• Manager: Shelter in constant battle with parvo
• Golden Valley Fire Department mourns loss of 'unique individual'
• Kingman Regional Medical Center's Cooking Class resumes Tuesday
• 'Big' shoes to fill
• February will end on a cold note
• Kingman budget down to skin, bones
• Arizona Redistrict Commission holds first meeting
• Red Cross in need of Kingman volunteers
• Sheep warming to overpass crossings
• Brewer just says no to Spice, bans synthetic drug
• Senate eyes budget fixes
• News Briefs: Thursday, February 24, 2011
• Public to discuss budget tonight
• DHS will take pot store applications in May
• Wind and solar energy project underway
• KPD seeks tagger information
• Wind, Solar Energy Project Under Construction
• Oil, gas prices continue rise
• Franks' bill targets threat of EMP attack
• Chamber plans 'business walk' survey
• New bill targets illegals
• AZ bill to ban selection abortion gets initial OK
• News Briefs: Tuesday, February 22, 2011
• Local advocacy group 'RAID' town hall targets city budget
• Puskarov, 94, finds out age not a get out of jail free card
• 3 nabbed in Dolan burglary
• Kearns: ASU campus at Havasu good news for MCC
• Tow trucks could be added to 'move over' law
• Pipe distributor opens center at Kingman Airport
• Hiding place turns into a trap for wanted Kingman man
• Voters will get a shot at animal ordinance
• Feds sue Rhodes over loan
• News Briefs: Sunday, February 20, 2011
• Kingman Photo: Out of Time
• Teens on commission take oath
• Property values slid for most, county says
• Downtown plant plans to proceed
• Mohave County roundup: Friday, Feb. 18,2011
• Train clips pedestrian
• Weitherow gets 240 years for invasions
• Chief Justice Berch visits county judges
• Frontier hiring 18 'at-home' positions
• Kingman man arrested on sex charges with minors
• Pot public comments end Friday
• News Briefs: Thursday, February 17, 2011
• Rotary seeks Ukrainian translators
• Pet petition may get second chance
• Kingman Area Chamber seeking individuals to fill vacant positions
• Mohave County Sheriff's Office hands out 193 tickets
• Cornerstone gears up for variety show
• News Briefs: Wednesday, February 16, 2011
• County Planning & Zoning Commission amends zoning ordinances
• Missing 10-year-old girl found safe
• Kyl to focus on spending, taxes, border before term ends
• More wastewater spending planned
• Calls put GVFD to the test Friday
• News Briefs: Tuesday, February 15, 2011
• Obama unveils $3.7T budget
• Special session for Arizona economy called
• Clothing prices expected to jump
• State seeks to block same-sex partner benefits
• Ball a fundraiser for perinatal unit
• Breaking News: MCSO seeks missing 10-year-old
• Zoners still cool to Kingman truck wash plans
• Underage girls, alcohol a recipe for two Kingman-area arrests
• Claims against county rejected
• News Briefs: Monday, February 14, 2011
• Man fined for illegal trapping
• Pot law pitfalls for Kingman employers detailed
• Kingman zoners will give rules for temporary signs a second look
• Flu starts making rounds in Kingman
• Low interest loans available to flood victims
• News Briefs: Sunday, February 13, 2011
• Hospice care topic for talk in Kingman
• Kingman dodges natural gas bullet
• Whitmer passes along water knowledge
• Zoners mellow out proposed city pot rules
• Jon Kyl will not seek re-election
• Big 5 to hold fundraiser for KHS Robotics Team
• Tuition hikes on MCC agenda
• Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice Speaks At Committee on Judicial Education And Training Conference
• KUSD delays Lee Williams decision until March
• KHS's newest play wants to turn heads
• Stroke of luck douses trash fire
• BOS approves medical marijuana dispensary amendment
• News Briefs: Thursday, February 10, 2011
• SBA Loans To Flood Victims
• Mohave County News - February 9, 2011
• Golden Valley Fire District contracts with Griffith
• Pair allegedly steal neighbors' electricity
• Luchia's plans Valentine's Day contest
• County submits plan to HUD for housing program
• News Briefs: Wednesday, February 9, 2011
• Lee Williams High opening eyed
• County to contract for help on districts
• KPD partners with database to put reports online
• Zoners tackle pot rules, truck wash tonight
• News Briefs: Tuesday, February 8, 2077
• Five Mohave County Environmental Health Specialists Completed Emergency Response Training at the Center for Domestic Preparedness
• Current events play big role in high gas prices
• Chuy's closes Kingman restaurant
• County pot law proposal up for review today
• Employment law specialist slates review of pot rules
• News Briefs: Monday, February 7, 2011
• Plant designed with city's growth in mind
• New trial ordered for jailed local man
• County may get help with reconfigured district lines
• News Briefs: Sunday, February 6, 2011
• Help programs for SAT, ACT available
• Mohave County Courts Present Annual Awards
• Measure mandates call to the public
• Kingman cold snap too much for some water pipes
• State agency reports several violations at HMMC
• Local may have won $250K in lottery
• AZ Senate targets feds
• Photo: Will Bark for Food
• Council nixes buying vehicle
• County sees 25 percent increase in bachelor's degrees
• State lawmakers eye local revenue
• Woman allegedly runs over girl with car
• New rules released on medical marijuana
• 48-year-old cited for giving booze to teenagers
• News Briefs: Wednesday, February 2, 2011
• Goodale co-sponsors bill to keep kids out of pickup beds
• KRMC becomes 1-stop center
• KPD bid adds heft to agenda
• Energy customer shocked by fine print
• Toys for Tots able to provide more in 2010
• Meeting will address state water issues
• Charges filed for Kingman infant's murder
• Kingman Paramedic's response saves surgeon's life
• Recorder's office warns of property deed offer
• News Briefs: Monday, January 31, 2011
• MCSO targets speeders on way to canyon
• Shakeup at HMMC
• New Mexico next stop for Province
• Teen suspects in vehicle burglary ring arrested
• News Briefs: Sunday, January 30, 2011
• Skywalk chief named to commission
• Hospice care the topic for upcoming KRMC talk
• County RoundUp: Sunday, January 30, 2011
• From the hospital to the jail
• Kyl to speak at local Lincoln Day Dinner
• Public safety items get priority
• FEMA signs disaster aid agreement with Havasupai
• Man critical after cycle hits truck
• County P&Z outlines zoning rules for pot dispensaries
• Highway Sign Off
• AHCCCS providers: Proposed cuts would cost jobs
• Council to discuss project priorities today
• Jobless rate drops slightly in Kingman, Havasu areas
• Witness program seeks volunteers
• County Roundup: Thursday, January 27, 2011
• KUSD agrees to move preschool to new Desert Willow
• Freedom Provider
• Lawmaker resumes push against distracted drivers
• Groups set to fight over decision on pet petition
• Marijuana on county Planning's plate today
• Nevada looks at fixing traffic problems after bypass is built
• Fiance of Kingman man killed by truck seeks to start foundation to aid sex abuse victims
• Another state representative opts out of pension program
• County Roundup: Tuesday, January 25, 2011
• Brewer makes changes to staff
• News Briefs: Tuesday, January 25, 2011
• Sheriffs to lawmakers: Border areas still unsafe, more soldiers needed
• Scouts to pick up food for needy on Saturday
• Animals thrive in Kingman sanctuary
• Kingman searchers can't find their man
• Sisters who suffocated once resided in Kingman
• MCSO, Flood Control earn praise at meeting
• MCSO probes possible double suicide
• County RoundUp: Monday, January 24, 2010
• News Briefs: Monday, January 24, 2011
• Mohave County News: Community Cleanup Scheduled
• Asian Pacific Market expands options for Kingman shoppers' taste buds
• Kingman man held in death of 13-month-old
• MAGNET drawn to indoor Kingman pot farm
• AZ seeks Medicaid waiver
• Animal advocates seek legal options on DQ'd petition
• News Briefs: Sunday, January 23, 2011
• Corrections: Sunday, January 23, 2011
• City conducting controlled burns
• Two KHS students selected for all-state jazz band
• Animal ordinance petition falls short
• Barthlow selected to fill slot on KUSD board
• Mohave County Roundup: Friday, Jan. 21, 2011
• Mardian Ranch photovoltaic plant OK'd
• Federal government looking for public input on solar power
• Federal government sees improvement in E-Verify
• Animal Ordinance Referendum Fails To Get Enough Valid Voter Signatures
• Kingman man who tried to burn Golden Valley gets probation
• Kingman City Council considers reducing impact fees
• Teacher soars over Kingman
• MCSO finds no one at home after standoff
• News Briefs: Thursday, January 20, 2011
• Ramada Donation
• Mohave County Supervisors approve extension of Walker's contract
• KUSD eyes closing Palo Christi, Mt. Tipton
• Drug dealer goes from probation to 12.5 years
• State budget deficit may be smaller than reported
• Kingman Regional Medical Center offers new support group
• Kingman Council to consider impact of development fees tonight
• Comedy, magic on stage Friday
• Court administrator helps keep New Year's parade rosy
• Repairs continue at Mohave County Fairgrounds
• 2 new schools on KUSD's agenda for special meeting
• News Briefs: Tuesday, January 18, 2011
• Photo: Government Work
• AZ lawmakers eye more gun rights
• A vested interest in Kevlar
• Remodel issues stall opening of new Kingman restaurant
• One brother jailed, other hospitalized after fight in Kingman
• News Briefs: Monday, January 17, 2011
• Zoners seek clarity on pot rules
• $200 is top prize in community college photo contest
• Smokers offered a helping hand
• Proposed pot rules generate comments
• Appointments to Judicial College of Arizona
• Escapee pleads guilty to all Kingman charges
• Kingman High students reach out to Tucson victims
• Encore performance
• GOP takes a right turn in the county
• News Briefs: Sunday, January 16, 2011
• County RoundUp: Sunday, January 16, 2011
• Merchants meet Feb. 2
• Kingman philanthropist dies
• Kingman zoners table truck wash talks
• Renovated depot in Kingman opens this spring
• Academy takes on state in Decathlon scrimmage today
• Prescribed burn in Hualapai Mountains
• Miller takes MCC seat today
• Mohave County Roundup: Friday, Jan. 14, 2011
• Golden Valley man suspected of robbing GV bank
• KUSD OKs solar deal, solicits McMullen replacement
• Kingman police make high-profile arrests
• Young Kingman man dies from fall off cliff
• Crime RoundUp: Thursday, January 13, 2011
• ACC reinstates UniSource free power line policy along party lines
• Kingman P&Z punts pot policy
• Photo: Moving Out Day
• News Briefs: Thursday, January 13, 2011
• The Fallen
• Live Video: Obama speaks at Tucson shooting memorial
• Mohave County Supervisors to review county manager's contract
• Kingman Police: Colorado man tries to pass bad check here
• CVS manager in Kingman arrested on theft charges
• Statewide initiative started to create student support groups
• Photo: Oath of Office
• News Briefs: Wednesday, January 12, 2011
• County gets the bill for Beaver Dam flood
• Loughner's parents devastated
• Obama to travel to Arizona today
• Testimony ends in trial against Fried
• Photo: Electrical Short
• County's solar power future uncertain
• Zoners tackle pot proposals today
• McMullen decision surprises
• News Briefs: Tuesday, January 11, 2011
• County RoundUp: Tuesday, January 11, 2011
• Brewer seeks Medicaid flexibility
• Kingman standoff ends peacefully
• Mohave County News - Interview with Engineer
• AZ Legislature gets down to business today
• Isolated Texaco pins access hopes on consultant
• O'Donohue takes reins of GVFD
• Teen input sought for 'Danceathon'
• Court Administrator Helps Keep New Year's Parade Rosy
• Suspect in attack on congresswoman faces 5 charges
• Local physician earns national honor
• King Tut is coming down - one of these days
• Arizona bill defines U.S. citizenship
• Photo: Season of Giving
• Corrections: Sunday, January 9, 2010
• News Briefs: Sunday, January 9, 2010
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, at least 5 killed
• ACC chair explains UniSource power line extension vote
• GV fire chief accepts Utah job
• Mohave County employee disputes reasons for dismissal
• County Roundup:Friday,Jan.7, 2011
• Federal tax day is April 18 this year
• ACC to revisit free power line extension policy
• Council OKs more billboards on highways
• Girls face felony charges after prank on teacher
• County RoundUp: Thursday, January 6, 2010
• County P&Z plans to work on dispensary zoning next week
• Korean surgeon visits HMMC
• Kingman store robber takes off on bike
• Kingman Youth Council may be dissolved
• Universities seek more students from outside state
• Wednesday, January 5, 2011
• ADOT hotline, website under scrutiny after winter storm
• Samurai attacker sentenced
• 50 degrees returns - next week
• News Briefs: Tuesday, January 4, 2011
• Oatman slates 21st running of bedraces
• County RoundUp: Tuesday, January 4, 2011
• Horne: Ethnic studies ban violated
• 10th Dip keeps Kingman's cold tradition alive
• Kingman billboard hearing today
• Animal ordinance petition signatures get a closer look
• News Briefs: Monday, January 3, 2011
• Photos: Snow Day!
• Parent representative sought
• Flooded area may not get federal funds
• N.M. prosecutors seek death penalty against escapees
• County officials found ways to upset residents throughout 2010
• Community outreach, unsolved murders and a prison break
• Mohave County becomes ice rink for motorists
• Mohave 911: Friday, Dec. 31, 2010
• Mohave County Roundup:Friday, Dec.31, 2010
• Mohave County looking for contractors
• Preliminary Flood Damage Assessment Reported
• UPDATE (2:00 p.m. 12/30) Road Conditions
• Despite bad economy, strides made in business, schools
• Salem: Keeping ship afloat city's top accomplishment
• Fireworks OK to buy in Kingman, not set off
• News Briefs: Thursday, December 30, 2010
• News Briefs: Wednesday, December 29, 2010
• Coyote Pass repairs on ADOT's 2011 agenda
• GVFD delivers for Voltz children
• Kingman man dies from I-40 Christmas Eve accident injuries
• Deadline nears for tax credits program
• Mohave County News - Storm Damage Assessment Continues
• Nominations sought for history awards
• WCMS design, construction earn awards
• I-40 crash kills Mormon Lake couple
• News Briefs: Tuesday, December 28, 2010
• Missing Kingman teen back home with family
• City construction permit numbers tumble
• County security spending tops $200,000
• Measure would let faculty pack heat at colleges
• Doctor to discuss sleep apnea
• News Briefs: Monday, December 27, 2010
• Man busted in Operation Picture Perfect headed to prison for violating his parole
• FirstCal offers to videotape loved ones of overseas soldiers
• Local organizations awarded funds from '10 March for Babies
• County Roundup: Sunday, December 26, 2010
• Unemployment stuck at 10.9%
• City to unveil prospectus to aid those looking to relocate here
• 4-H members, leaders honored at recognition program
• Mother gets 90 days for abuse
• Mother accused of child assault
• Restrictions high on medical marijuana dispensaries
• No city trash service Dec.24,2010
• Council makes appointments, gets update on depot
• Mohave County News - Beaver DamWash update
• Floodwaters sweep away four Arizona Strip homes
• County RoundUp: Thursday, December 23, 2010
• Holiday custom returns
• Armed robbers invade home, pistol-whip man
• DUI Task Force issues annual holiday advice
• News Briefs: Thursday, December 23, 2010
• Mohave County News - County Operation Center Deals with Flooding
• Kingman Photo: Hair-raising explosion
• No white Christmas this year in Kingman
• Mohave County looks to get ahead of the curve
• Watson chooses Kaleta to replace Abbott on P&Z
• News Briefs: Wednesday, December 22, 2010
• Mohave County News - Beaver Dam Wash Subsides, But Things Could Change
• Mohave County News: Highway 95 improvement Coming to Mohave Valley
• 14-year-old Kingman girl missing for a week
• Arizona Legislature chief sees more suits on horizon
• Kingman City Council to go back to the future in final '10 meeting
• News Briefs: Tuesday, December 21, 2010
• Calif. rain shatters records ... with more on the way
• Copper thieves costing Mesa
• County RoundUp: Tuesday, December 21, 2010
• Little Debbie tour stops at Powerhouse
• Mohave County News - Kaleta Nominated To Planning And Zoning Commission
• Mohave County News: Food Bank Donation
• KRMC to host cooking classes
• MCSO: Man with spider tattoo steals money, car
• Game and Fish disputes designation
• 10 illegals found in Golden Valley after traffic stop
• Az governor wins another legal battle
• County Public Works unable to catch TIGER
• Kingman Man killed crossing Harrison after dark
• Rapist in Kingman receives life in prison
• City of Kingman extends deadline to trim tree
• Police: Kingman Man points gun at girlfriend as kids cower
• Kingman P&Z seeks more information on dispensary regs
• P&Z votes to eliminate setback on I-40 billboards
• News Briefs: Thursday, December 16, 2010
• County RoundUp: Thursday, December 16, 2010
• Wiring, repaving and roof work underway at county fairgrounds
• Powerball winner takes $50 million
• Toys for Tots asks for more donations for kids 10 and up
• News Briefs: Wednesday, December 15, 2010
• County RoundUp: Wednesday, December 15, 2010
• 3 in Kingman who targeted 'Crips' indicted on multiple felony charges
• Mohave County seeks bids on several projects
• Former Kingmanite takes meth recovery on the road
• Mohave County seeks input on old jail
• Mohave County Assessor says escaped properties don't avoid detection for long
• News Briefs: Tuesday, December 14, 2010
• County RoundUp: Tuesday, December 14, 2010
• Mohave County News - New Use Sought For Old Jail
• Stopper is the key to 'sustainable' Zero Waste Wine
• Water panel identifies priorities
• Kingman home sales up for the year
• News Briefs: Monday, December 13, 2010
• Villanueva, Long offer upscale yogurt
• Looking for a few good kids
• Rule-making for medical marijuana starts
• News Briefs: Sunday, December 12, 2010
• County waiting on the numbers
• Fireworks law still on Kingman books
• Kingman family histories made easy
• Charges filed for summer beach brawl
• Kingman humanitarian signs off on school zone campaign
• Shari Farrington Visit
• Mounting foreclosures strain rural communities
• Mohave County P&Z OKs winery, solar plant
• Miner partners with Realtors on listings site
• Kingman Council favors destroying confiscated guns as opposed to selling them
• News Briefs: Thursday, December 9, 2010
• Council names Realtor Kathleen Murray to City P&Z
• Golden Valley restaurant owner set to bring more entertainment to valley
• Suspects sought in home invasion
• Powerball winner yet to come forward
• News Briefs: Wednesday, December 8, 2010
• Voter Registration Office verifying signatures against animal ordinance
• 3 suspected of targeting people in blue
• MCC Board appointee brings vast experience
• Disposal of guns on Council's agenda
• P&Z slot remains unfilled
• News Briefs: Tuesday, December 7, 2010
• Feds designate Mohave County MVP for 2010
• State Medicaid cuts could hammer KRMC
• Sarah's House thief sentenced
• Privatization of prisons, parks supported by Gould, McLain
• News Briefs: Monday, December 6, 2010
• Arizona preps for pot shops
• Zoners to review plans for solar plant
• Witness to the attack
• P&Z slot, stimulus project on menu
• Land raffle geared to help Cornerstone Mission
• News Breifs: December 5, 2010
• Mohave County News: Supervisors To Decide On Court-Ordered Funding
• Sales tax receipts in city plummet
• Orchestra, choir come together for concert
• Kingman Cracker Barrel greeter remains positive despite major hardships
• Grand Canyon Resort Corp. names new CEO
• Hamlyn to star in Parade of Lights
• Salvation Army in Kingman has seen a 15% increase in calls for assistance
• Fried attorney cries foul
• Kingman Church trashes recycling program
• Big drug busts make headlines but do little else
• News Briefs: Thursday, December 2, 2010
• Mohave County News - Storage Problems Shrink As Records Digitized
• 'Quick change' artist collects 2 years behind bars
• St. Louis company to buy NPG Cable
• Kingman man dies from fire
• No cases of flu reported in Mohave County
• Australian 'Today' show crew descends upon Kingman
• Maintaining your tax-exempt status
• Looking for the descendants
• State judge may have violated the constitutional rights
• Proposition recount will cost taxpayers more than $150,000
• Arizona privatization panel looking at parks and prisons
• Economy puts Mad Dog's to sleep
• Legislator proposes volunteer border force
• 3rd Hualapai Wonderland features Santa, hay rides and hot chocolate
• Body of Bullhead man found in vacant lot
• Church not able to acquire Ashley's
• 9 nabbed during DUI task force operations
• Some Clean Elections money went to laptops, hiring relatives
• Photo: Flavor in the Valley
• Missing money linked to employee
• Forgery suspect arrested
• Gameatorium another fun D & C option
• Photo: Turkey Tunes
• Photo: Go Fish
• Photo: Keeping It Clean
• State cuts worry county officials
• Photo: Angel Tree
• County, FEMA team up to fix flood map errors
• County Roundup: Sunday, November 28, 2010
• Paid apprenticeship opportunities announced
• Vegas-bound travelers can now enjoy four lanes
• Road repairs continue this week in Mohave County
• Gould, McLain and Goodale to lead committees
• Samurai attacker: I'm guilty
• 3rd Annual Christmas Tree Lighting
• Mohave County News - Company Announces Paid Apprenticeship Opportunities
• 10 families now complete on National Adoption Day
• Fitness center opens just in time
• On your marks - get set - $PEND
• Mohave County Supervisor vice president of association
• Protecting one of Arizona's wildest attractions
• Council discusses vision, goals for 2020
• Turkey dinners on the menu at local restaurants, shelter
• Homeowners offer brighter display this year
• Man who killed motorcyclist faces 7.5 years
• Preparation key to holiday driving
• Plaza Bonita expects to open next month
• Red Cross launches "giving campaign" for holidays
• Trash collection schedule altered due to holiday
• 'Enough is enough!'
• Mohave County Children, Families United On National Adoption Day
• Program looks to provide more Toys for Tots this year
• Flagstaff weighs in on student health
• Black to run for U.S. House
• BLM scheduling control burn
• Unlocked doors aid suspected burglars
• More out of work in county
• Quantitative rising of gas prices expected
• Lingenfelter takes charge at EDD
• Unisource grants $49K to 18 non-profits
• Derby Chix into roll playing
• KHS marches to high finish
• Food bank needs donations
• Road Maintenance Report: Monday, November 22, 2010
• Zero-emission teams refuel in Golden Valley today
• Speir's business is picking up
• Technical Presentations Given By Three Mohave County Engineers At Symposium
• MCC pay above average locally, below average nationally
• Meadview man presumed drowned
• Several vehicles burglarized near golf course
• U.S. 93 construction to be completed by Thanksgiving
• Students get a reality check at White Cliffs
• Peach Springs weathers E. coli water scare
• Abbott: Revised General Plan flawed
• City of Kingman eyes changes to nuisance ordinance
• Photo: Gaining Traction in Kingman
• IRS looking to return money to Arizonans.
• Seat open on Mohave Community College Board.
• Chef challenges community with gingerbread competition
• Council hikes rates on water, sewer services
• State News Briefs: Thursday, November 18, 2010
• County Roundup: Thursday, November 18, 2010
• ADEQ seeks input on mining permits
• Holiday food drive begins for Kingman Area Food Bank
• More responsibilities, more pay
• Applications available for BHC firefighter academy
• MCSO deputy collects his 3rd Lifesaver Award
• 'Dead' man faces murder charge
• Federal Emergency Management Agency Insurance Rate Mapping In Mohave County
• Redistricting begins again with commission choices
• MCC Board seats up for grabs
• Prop 112 votes may need re-counting
• ER death prompts review
• BOS OKs solar plant near Golden Shores
• Instructional coaches lead salaries in KUSD ancillary departments
• Mohave County News - County Election Canvass Approved
• Mohave County News - Achievement Of Excellence In Procurement Award
• Life Saving Award
• Turkey dinner vouchers offered
• What's next for medical marijuana?
• Revised General Plan OK'd despite virulent criticism
• Final vote on higher wastewater rates today
• Local travelers debunk Splendor cruise 'news'
• PetSmart stocks up on locals
• James checks off new goals from life to-do list
• Mine fenced off in Eagle Scout project
• WWII vet recalls USS Indianapolis
• Photo: Nick of Time
• Medical marijuana ballot issue narrowly approved
• Judge nixes venue change for Monteiro
• Man seriously injured in wreck
• Road maintenance continues in Mohave County
• A closer look at KUSD's $19M in salary outlays
• Photo: Petitioning Pooch
• Photo: Trail Fix
• General Plan modifications tackled Monday
• Fox News recognizes Sheahan as tough on illegal immigration
• MCC looks at paying down debt today
• P&Z seeks more information on request to move billboard
• Photo: Kingman Parade for Veterans
• Photos: Digging for God in Kingman
• MCSO: Man admits to thefts in Golden Valley
• Budget woes await AZ lawmakers
• Kingman Honors Service of Veterans
• Dr. Brock eager to adjust priorities of KUSD board
• KUSD board OKs 'gift' to employees of school district
• Last Arizona prisoners returning
• Thousands of ballots still remain to be counted
• Company has big plans for fairgrounds
• P&Z denies zoning for solar plant
• Church looks to end its long Journey home
• Community colleges team up to pursue $35M grants
• Businesses to offer special one-day deals for veterans
• ADOT maps out transportation plans for Kingman
• Ceremony for veterans at Locomotive Park Thursday
• Work on Havasu interchange continues
• Buddy reunited with family
• BLM offers reward for elk deaths in Unit 10
• 2 Arizona solders die in Afghanistan
• Garbage collection adjusted for holiday
• Arizona ballot counting continues
• Local site eyed for solar plant
• Doctors team up to create potent vitamin
• Salvation Army in 'desperate' need of food
• American Red Cross calls for sponsorship of Youth Clubs
• Zoners to take another look at billboard locations
• A woman's stark choice: Motherhood or meth
• Photos: We Have Liftoff
• Federal cash may sweeten holidays
• 'Becoville' planned for Bullhead City
• Conflicts hamper stockbroker's murder trial
• Trailhead access closed
• Road crews to work in Meadview, Dolan Springs, and Golden Valley
• Convict OKs deal to testify in home invasions trial
• Lodging chain starts safe travel contest
• Pitney Bowes, Red Cross team up for holiday cards to service members
• FDA issues E. coli warning liked to cheese
• Propositions 110 and 112 still uncounted
• ADOT to unveil draft of local transportation plan Monday
• Murder suspect now in custody
• Photos: National Treasures Honored
• Treasurer's Office News - Nov 4, 2010
• Photo: Mohave County Petitions Signed and Delivered
• Photo: Kingman Gold Rush
• Judge rules against motion to dismiss trespassing charges
• Group seeks help from community in sending blankets to our soldiers
• Woman considered world's oldest person dies in at 114
• Photo: Kingman Rebuilding Together with Tom and Becky?
• MedCath sells Southwest Arizona Heart and Vascular Center
• Photo:Long Line of Trash
• SOS continues count with races, props on the line
• Ben Stevens given 3 years for attempted sex assault
• Kingman salutes veterans, service providers Saturday
• Mohave County sends first bill to prison for costs of escape
• Council OKs loan agreement for plant
• Mohave County voters mirror state for most part
• New pipe company to hire 30
• Pink fire trucks raise big bucks
• Artist returns time after time to paint The Grand Canyon State
• Construction Projects / Road Work Week Of November 8, 2010
• Murder suspect sought
• Boy dies in I-40 crash
• McCluskey will be tried in county, judge rules
• Jubilant GOP wins House, falls short of Senate
• GOP wins big in AZ, U.S.
• Borrowed fund catches up to state
• Groups say they have collected enough signatures
• Dr. Lingenfelter gives up a lot for Mission
• Supervisors backtrack on dog limit
• No water tomorrow morning for some in North Kingman
• Heavy turnout expected today
• New EDD Director: Travis Lingenfelter
• Single-engine plane crashes near Seligman
• New wastewater plant also brings higher rates
• Pink Heals fire truck here today
• Man critically injured in desert rollover
• Knocking on Kingman's door
• KPD says woman stole more than $180K on the job
• 2nd theft suspect arrested
• Mom who left infant in hot car sentenced
• Failed thrift's customers catch a break
• Thrasher pushes for more spending on veterans
• Mohave County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events
• Kennel ordinance gets another look Monday
• Arizona Department of Environmental Quality seeks input
• Photo: Stockton Hill Runway
• Halloween Photos: Season's Greetings
• Boy killed in Saturday crash
• Store takes the long drive out of golf shopping
• Person of interest sought after apparent homicide
• Local unemployment falls slightly; still above state average
• Judge denies order to turn prison trio over to feds first
• Paula James Checks Off New Adventures From ‘Life To-Do List’
• Spooky Kingman: Halloween Activities and Photos
• Early voting ends Friday
• Couple's relatives seeking $40 million
• Victim in home invasions fought intruder for gun
• Paving on U.S. 93 near Hoover Dam extended
• Deputy attorney says BOS decision legal
• Photo: Kingman Rotary Queens
• Rental assistance program applications now available
• Getting Their Beaks Wet
• Judge signs extradition order for McCluskey, Welch, Province
• Pet petition places
• Sheriff's Office continues probe of fatal bus crash
• Voter fraud rumors in AZ unfounded
• Hospital in for the long haul
• New jail will be no vacation for 'guests'
• Glassman says state needs senator working for Arizona
• City salaries outpace general public by $11K
• Texting driver crashes into side of train
• Supervisor's wife arrested
• Fire Totals Home
• Housing America gets cash infusion
• Early ballots counted before election night
• Lake Havasu Traffic Interchange closing for today
• Mohave County News - CIT Resolution
• Library Expansion To Begin
• National Award - Heidrich Receives National Honor
• Waiting List For Rental Assistance Program To Take Applications
• Treasurer's Satellite Offices
• Weather-Related Information - October 19, 2010
• Jeffs' attorneys fight extradition
• Utah contractor: Hoover Dam bridge a "once-in-a-lifetime challenge"
• Goodyear applies to renew air quality control permit
• Reader opens up a world of books to visually impaired
• State News Briefs: Tuesday, October 19, 2010
• Former candidate accused of fraud
• Meet more candidates
• WACOG adds $68,000 to senior meals fund
• City may fund depot railroad museum
• Driver over-corrected before tour bus crash
• Bus rollover kills tourists
• Photo: Overheated
• Fair Board nixes proposal to hold secret meetings
• Jobs arrive by the truckload
• Home Style Furniture launches annual Coats 4 Kids drive
• Oil change fuels debate over FBI, GPS trackers
• Paraglider collides with hot air balloon
• School board hopefuls sound off this week
• Photo: Pet Peeve
• News Briefs: Sunday, October 17, 2010
• State Sen. Garcia, an ACC candidate, dies
• Alarm system fixed, prison says
• Senior center meals return to agenda
• 2010 Proposition Overview
• Get Ready for the Harley Raffle Party
• Harley Raffle 2011
• Travel the World III,
• Trucking Company Finds New Home In Kingman
• Coming together
• Meet your candidates
• A Bridge to the Future
• Footage from Kingman's 2007 Harley Raffle
• Kingman, Arizona Appreciates Great Customer Service
• Kingman Sign Ordinance In Place - Kingman, Arizona
• 2009 Andy Nomination Forms Now Available
• Andy Awards Tickets Now Available
• 32nd Annual Andy Award Winners Announced
• Capitol Christmas Tree 2009
• Safety campaign continues with new La Senita sign
• ADOT reopens rest stop on I-40
• ADOT warns motorists to avoid dam traffic today and Saturday
• Golden Valley man arrested following shooting
• Arrests made after shots fired
• Officials sound off on upcoming propositions
• Johnson signs new kennel ordinance
• County erects sign after diving fatality
• KUSD board trashes idea to outsource custodial services
• P&Z approves solar plant
• Man suspected of using vehicle as a weapon
• State News Briefs: Wednesday, October 13, 2010
• Census: Fast-growing areas show big income decrease
• Game and Fish seeking spotlighting volunteers
• Solar plant before P&Z Commission
• Plan to get 'new blood' on fair committee fizzles
• A life dedicated to service
• Plenty of Horns
• Board may outsource services
• Home Depot plans citywide celebration
• GAP targets county pet law
• Comments solicited for business survey
• State constitution work started 100 years ago
• AZ tops nation in student loan defaults
• Photo: Raindance Returns
• State prisoner at MTC-Kingman dies
• Grand Canyon plans for new parking lot
• New law limiting pets may get a second look
• Rollover kills Kingman woman
• BLM permits for wood cutting go on sale Friday
• Early voting now under way
• Feds touting border mission
• Welch wants another shot at grand jury
• Man commits suicide after shooting, KPD confrontation
• Mayor Hakim Bites the Only Hand That Feeds Bullhead City Seniors
• County hikes 'green' inspection fees
• Photo: Home on the Range
• Hearing set for prison escapee.
• BMX proponents' zoning plea OK'd
• Discussion on senior program funding planned
• Ousted administrator continues fight
• Photo: Folding Old Glory
• Board signs off on more security upgrades
• Arizona's online voter registration system receives accolades
• Photos: Small Steps in the Right Direction
• Council seeks to justify rate hikes
• Golden Valley man recovering after being shot
• Town Hall Outreach Program
• Father indicted for death of baby
• Supervisors leave gun policy alone
• Dolan man arrested in axe assault
• Final improvements to Highway 93 to cause delays through Oct. 22
• Congress extends deadline veterans' benefits
• Callous county causes confusion
• New VA program aiding local homeless vets
• Deals offered to non-profit heads: Former director of Kingman Resource Center mulls plea deal
• BOS stuns audience with decision on dogs
• Deals offered to non-profit heads: Former director of Sarah's House pleads guilty to theft under deal
• Mohave County News - Training
• Council to discuss raising water and sewer fees again
• Job fair ready to strike again
• MCSO hires 12 detention officers
• Stimulus funds on BOS agenda
• Lights are on and some find a home
• Group formed to protect pet owners as BOS considers new ordinances
• Mohave County Public Works Schedule: Sunday, October 3, 2010
• New scanner allows county to safely digitize historic records
• Distraction set to perform at bypass dedication
• Photo: Short Fire
• Absence of sales makes it hard to value land, assessor says
• Unpaid electricity bill forces families out of El Trovatore
• Board OKs buyout of principal's contract
• Residents Walk Away from Drugs Tuesday
• Hualapais to fix water line with grant funds
• AZ fugitives indicted on capital murder charges
• Suspect in several sexual assaults accepts Alford
• Dogs to share runway with models at annual event
• 'Builders' move into new homes
• Fired police captain set to sue city over firing
• Early ballots to be mailed soon
• Vets band together to aid all
• Watson starts Adopt-A-Senior program
• Family-Friendly Events in Kingman
• Hackberry board may buy out principal's contract
• Sextuplet mom seeks legal separation
• Animal groups sound off on proposed ordinance
• Despite ed cuts, arts still available
• Foreclosure assistance program launched
• Photos: Hog Heaven
• MTC names new administrators for prison
• Home sales flat while inventory drops in August
• Parents of infant left in car have court date
• Break-in suspect accepts plea deal
• Prop 106 would guarantee healthcare protections
• County Of Mohave News - Wolf Appointed To Housing Commission
• Reunited: Sister, brother find each other after 50 years
• County receives Title V funding for part-time jobs
• Affirmative action ban on AZ ballot
• FEMA flood map comes with pricey consequences
• Rodeo: More Bang for the Bucks
• Council moves forward with tax auditor proposal
• Arizona to vote - again - on medical marijuana
• Andy is Dandy!
• Judge: Cannon a 'thug'
• Mohave County Supervisors Hear Report From State Corrections Director
• Rabid bats confirmed in county
• Devar's healthy lifestyle starts in backyard
• Crossing button works; walkers just have to wait
• Rodeo with a twist - ATVs - returns to fairgrounds
• Meet Congressman Trent Franks
• Proposition 107: Opportunity or preferential treatment?
• 100 signed up for Andy Devine Days Parade
• Correction: Thursday: September 23, 2010
• Toddler dies four months after fire
• Director of AZ Americans for Prosperity gives group's opinion on propositions
• Registration deadline for election approaches
• Photo: Round and Round
• Come meet and speak with local experts
• The Goldwater Institute
• The Mohave County Elections Department
• Photo: Boo Boo Visits Park
• Property taxes will be mailed soon
• Seniors upset by meal cuts
• Poll Workers Sought
• 33rd Annual Andy Awards Winners
• Soldier injured in Afghanistan returns to Kingman Saturday
• Baby dies after being left in hot car
• Photo: Light Accident
• Photo: Stick Puppets and Noodles
• Photo: Andy Awards Winners
• BOS questions water transfer proposal
• Ailing Arizonans would benefit from medical marijuana
• Researcher: Meth decline is not linked to campaign
• "Walk Away from Drugs"
• Kingman High School 2010 yearbook
• The Golden Valley Days Pageant
• Alpacas on display this weekend
• Tax collection, UniSource contract renewal lead Council's agenda today
• Refund to be used to hire jail staff
• BOS toss softballs at ADOC director
• Off-road event at fair so popular that people turned away
• Proposition would ensure right to hunt, fish in AZ
• Residents team up to battle blight
• County eyes refund as way to staff new jail
• GVFD explores ways to use its 2 ambulances
• Burglars take urns, ashes of loved ones
• Prescription drug take-back next Saturday
• Photo: Raindance Debris Cleared
• Hualapai Valley Solar to meet with ACC
• ADOT, U.S. 93 Texaco feud over customer access
• Today's Forecast: Fair
• County Of Mohave News - Rabid Bats Found Locally
• Secretary Bennett Announces Statewide General Election Town Halls
• Rollin' in Dolan
• Rhodes buys back Pravada
• Pet owners and shelters organize
• Car wash cashes in solar subsidies
• Women who passed counterfeit bills may have ties to Kingman
• Hammond hopes Jackpot provides big pay day
• Kingman salutes Vietnam vets
• Equestrians set to hoof it at this year's county fair
• Corrections director cancels another public forum
• Candidates stump for office at GOP forum
• Surf's up at the county fair
• System can cut your grocery bills in half
• County responds to claims made by the Zannas in suit
• 30-minute guarantee working at HMMC
• Zoners eye move to allow BMX track at fairgrounds
• Hearing Date Set in case against Truxton
• McCluskey's Day in Court
• County jail in lockdown after Friday unrest
• Devoes look for partner to raffle home
• Town Hall Outreach Program
• Sheriff rides state law to national fame
• Sterling Solar wants more time to address zoning requests
• D&C gives collectors a local option
• ADOT repair work will result in lane closures
• BLM offers fair deal on wild horses, burros
• Western Arizona Centennial Summit
• Ketchner prefers prison to jail
• Gould preaches intolerance at 9-11 Remembrance
• 'I'm going to go with my head held high'
• Forecaster says AZ economy on a slow road to recovery
• Primary turnout the highest in 20 years
• 20 DUIs issued during Labor Day task force campaign
• P&Z accepts changes to General Plan
• Human remains found hours after fire put out
• Group looking for meeting place
• Photo: KJ's KO'd
• Events set to honor 9-11 patriots
• Council renews Kramer's contract
• HMMC's Kids Day designed to take the fear out of ER visit
• GV man collects 4th DUI in 2010
• Man with mustache robs downtown Wells Fargo
• Children nabbed in recent break-ins
• County says 7 people tried to vote twice in last election
• A New Way
• 2nd Annual MCLD Otakon
• AZ getting more funds to combat foreclosures
• BOS sets hearing on copy fees
• Council OKs new regs for billboards
• Local man arrested in sex assault
• Grant to fund LED bulbs in city streetlights
• Cornerstone on a Mission to raise more money
• Young ladies out to lasso crowns
• Supervisors table animal control changes to allow more public input
• Members of Search and Rescue units take their jobs personally
• KPD units hired on for U.S. 93 presence
• Solar plant also on zoning agenda
• General Plan OK sought at P&Z meeting
• Park upgrades proposed
• EDMC, sign regulations on Council agenda
• Hazmat Accident
• Card gets you more than books at local library
• Donson carries on family tradition
• County animal, kennel rules on Tuesday agenda
• Puppy ranch hit with animal cruelty charges
• Family of murder victims sue prison
• Horse racing rails come down at fairgrounds
• County of Mohave News: Primary Canvass 2010
• Jobs Available For Seniors
• Cobb wins primary election
• Vets band together for Patriot Days
• Couple sheds pounds, health issues
• McCain drops by Kingman to speak with area Realtors
• Healing garden needs community help
• Kingman Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Reward in question for ranger in escapees' capture
• Gambling machines seized at lodge halls
• No deal yet on using wastewater
• Quilters Guild provides Opportunity for comfort
• Owner of eyesore has until Friday to clean it up
• Jeppson will not speak at Synergy meeting
• Duran: Watson recall on hold
• Australian tourists die in head-on accident
• Goldwater releases grades on representatives
• Circle K robber given 5 years in prison
• Charities could lose tax-exempt status soon
• Thomas won't concede AG GOP nomination; Cobb leads Slaughter
• One year later, Adopt-a-Block gains traction
• New county jail clears hurdle on way to opening
• Brewer fumes over U.S. report ripping AZ
• KHS campus awash with dead bugs
• Old mine makes a comeback
• GOP AG race still undecided
• A Ride for Justin
• Sisters shed long Locks to aid sick
• Padilla back in jail here after fleeing
• Fried seeks dismissal of trespassing charge
• Police arrest 2 in home burglaries
• Dummies await nursing students at new MCC facility
• County Of Mohave News - Jail Receives City Certification Of Occupancy
• Kingman History Revealed in Vintage Images
• Kingman High works to reduce sizes of classes
• Kingman steps up to give soldiers cover
• ADOC cancels public forum
• Couple marks 66 years of marriage on Mother Road
• City eyes third-party solution to sales tax collections
• Home sales drop, but so does inventory and days on market
• Kingman Constable race will go down to the wire
• Ride to honor fallen sailor
• McCluskey treated after suicide attempt
• Fallen Firefighters Honored
• Infant still critical after near drowning
• Attorney's fight against conduct code continues
• Goodale, McLain edge Cullison, Franks flattens Black
• Four more residential burglaries reported
• Candidate paring begins today
• Franks, Black agree to agree
• Chihuahua case ruling favors dogs' first owner
• Primary election today: A brief look at the candidates
• Escapees, Welch arraigned
• Mohave County News - JM Eagle Holds Open House
• KUSD, KPD team up on sign issues
• Libertarians eye governor's seat
• Third suspect in crimes arrested
• KPD seeks brazen burglar
• Gov. Jan Brewer keynote speaker at Republican Party picnic
• Voters make first decisions on Tuesday
• Assessment finds multiple flaws at prison
• Escapee, fiancee caught at campground Thursday
• Unemployment unchanged
• Local woman kills husband then herself in Las Vegas
• Prison began housing mid-level inmates one year after opening
• Kingman unaffected by tainted egg recall
• Bypass bridge enters final phase
• Mohave County News - Prosecutor of the year
• 2nd Annual "Travel the World" Raffle
• Council seeks quiet
• Watson, Goodale blast ADOC policies
• Off-road events favored over horseracing at fairgrounds
• Internal audits gave prison in Golden Valley high marks
• Mohave County News - Brief
• County Of Mohave News - Flood Discount
• Movie shot in Kingman to be shown Thursday
• Council OKs rezone to commercial after lengthy discussion
• County Of Mohave News - Water Survey
• Council changes meeting day and time, enacts fireworks ban
• Excavation of bodies, artifacts ends with a blessing
• Afghans sought in Afghanistan
• County Of Mohave News - County IT Department Gets National Recognition
• Mohave County Health Department Receives National Recognition
• County Of Mohave News - Health Recognition
• County Of Mohave News - Election Day
• KPD nabs burglary suspects
• County OKs $20,000 for water study
• King returns to Cedar Hills school board
• Mission pins hopes for funding on bowling
• Zoners OK plan to ease rules limiting pets
• Thief ordered to pay $79,000 in restitution
• Cleaning Up
• Zanna files complaint in district court
• Hefty agenda includes fireworks, rezone, BMX track
• Welch was 'mule' before escape
• UES grant application deadline Monday
• County fair association waiting for your entries
• Watson wants water answers
• Probation, MCC set up online program for juveniles
• Authorities run out of leads on prison escapee
• No schools in Kingman labeled Underperforming
• Prosecutor not sure Alber will be charged in shooting death
• Watson, group discuss General Plan
• Laron Is A Large Company With Very Large Capabilities
• Fried puts county on notice
• County Of Mohave News - County Officials Respond To ‘Prison’ Enquiries
• Escapee, girlfriend may have robbed a store in Arkansas
• KUSD back in session today
• P&Z moves ahead with electronic billboard regs
• KRMC hosts series to aid seniors
• River Medical, Inc. begins critical care ambulance service
• Let there be (traffic) light
• Scotty's brings broasting to Kingman
• Zoning issue bogs down BMX track at Fairgrounds
• Compact Car
• Youngster raises money to help African children
• Animal code changes on P&Z agenda
• Whataburrito!
• Local photographer proves he has an eye for beauty
• Province captured in Wyoming
• Zoners revisit LED billboard issue Tuesday
• KAOL starts school year at capacity
• Society director says complaints need clarification
• A Heap of Sheep
• Concealed carry class is Monday
• 117 killers housed in Golden Valley
• Sipe sent thousands of texts to secretary
• Baby left in car now in CPS custody
• Photos: Mud, Sweat and Cheers
• Growth spurt hits MCC
• Figure in recall questions arrest by MCSO
• Senior food programs adjust to cuts
• Welcome Home, Soldier!
• Law enforcement agencies go after street-level drugs
• Vice mayor says 'quiet zones' working in Flagstaff
• Officials search for answers after prison escape
• Mohave County Health Department Receives National Recognition
• A howling success
• Council seeks assurances on rezone
• Lack of grant funds ends plan for new fire station in Yucca
• Former KPD captain loses appeal to get his job back
• Salem adds rules to Call to the Public
• Mother: Son killed over video game
• County says tax hike won't raise taxes
• Dress code still in force - and enforced
• Home sales strong in June, but July looks to be slower
• ACC decides to move forward with case against Truxton Water
• Parks offering Knotts Berry trip
• Search continues for two escapees
• Unprovoked attacker given maximum time
• Kathy Cook Honored
• Woman accused of abuse
• Heimlich helps sitter save cousin
• Rezone, permit top light agenda
• Petsmart moving into old Office Depot
• New Yorker rollerblading for wounded veterans
• Escapee caught in Colorado
• Teen knifed at party dies
• Dress code will get second look
• Mania returns Thursday
• Woman survives samurai wound
• Murderers escape from local prison
• School gardening program takes root
• Construction work disturbs old cemetery
• Blood drives set for next week
• KAHS AIMS math scores tumble
• Local man's murderer still walks free
• Chamber ushers in 'New Day' Friday
• Drops in middle school AIMS scores concern administrators
• Restoration crew set to ship LBJ plane to Texas museum
• Elementary schools take a beating in AIMS math
• Fired police officer fights for his job
• County Of Mohave News - State Tests Mohave County Voting Equipment
• MCSO seeks leads in dog shootings
• Kingman sailor killed in Afghanistan
• Attorney wants charge dropped
• Another meth bust suspect sentenced
• Truxton water company on ACC agenda
• Clothe the Kids scramble Aug. 14 at Cerbat
• New laws kick in Thursday
• Important Certifichecks Notice
• Kingman, Arizona: Chamber works with City to improve sign ordinances
• Kingman Arizona's 7th Annual Harley Davidson Raffle and Party
• Footage from Kingman's 2007 Harley Raffle
• Kingman, Arizona Appreciates Great Customer Service
• Kingman Sign Ordinance In Place - Kingman, Arizona
• 2009 Andy Nomination Forms Now Available
• Andy Awards Tickets Now Available
• 32nd Annual Andy Award Winners Announced
• Capitol Christmas Tree 2009
• GV Fellowship finds a home
• Home invasion suspect fights extradition
• Rocking, rolling to a Christian beat
• McBride places 8th in national contest
• On a Roll
• Attorney quits murder suspect's case
• ICE using new program in county
• Calvary to host drug/alcohol conference
• Photo: Kmart Adds Drive-Thru
• Road work July 26,2010
• Stimulus provides funds to close up mines
• Mending wounds and restoring trust
• A find of a lifetime
• County Of Mohave News - Probation Awards
• Judge will have to decide dispute over Chihuahuas
• Local Realtor has bright idea to lure tourists
• Local group formed to provide 'moderate voice' on gun issues in county
• Monday the last day to register for primaries
• County Health Warns of Heat-Related Illness Due to Extreme Heat Forecast
• Team Grooming
• Poll workers sought by Elections Dept.
• County sets up database to find project workers
• Law firm seeks 'evidence' on downtown office building
• Agencies work quickly to clean up fuel after FedEx truck springs leak
• Council OK's LED restrictions, paves way for youth council
• Man who pulled recall papers arrested
• County Of Mohave News - Outstanding COYOTE Youths, Sponsors Honored
• Desperation takes hold as unemployment benefits expire
• Meadview man hurt after pushing friend out of harm's way
• SNTC River Fund gets off to a hot start
• Bypass bridge nears completion
• Glancing With the Stars
• Fixing the worst mess on the planet
• County of Mohave News - Fiduciary Honored
• County of Mohave News - Warning
• Cochran campaign promise on agenda
• Surveyors create new road safety implement
• Fight leads to arrest, several felony charges
• GVFD truck purchase on hold
• Brit pedals through Kingman on cross country trek
• Benefit to aid busted up bronc rider
• Boy honored for call at break-in
• Mr. D'z gets another A-plus
• Photo: A Meal on Beale
• Kids sickened by weed
• Demand depletes solar incentive fund
• Photo: Testing the waters
• County jobless rate still over 10%
• Heat wave hunkers down on county
• Rolling meth lab stopped in Kingman
• Despite plea, Boblett says he is innocent
• CAO mulls charges after fatal shooting
• Zanna falls short with recall; new effort targets Watson
• Kingman Nucor plant going strong
• RUFFF on today's P&Z agenda
• Buster blocks football field land transfer to KUSD
• New roads for tomorrow's loads
• Dolan Springs teen sought for armed robbery
• Fire agencies in Kingman area share $25,000 grant
• Jobseekers may find leads at libraries
• City P&Z looks to follow Council's lead
• GPS class Thursday
• Sentencing in sex assault case on hold
• Hualapai children covered in grant
• RUFFF given 6 months to clean up act
• Contempt charge against dog breeders thrown out
• 1st American Title unveils 'new' building today
• WACOG takes over
• Dropouts shrink voter choices in some races
• KPD offers cards, conversation to connect with kids
• Confusion leads to reprimands by Fair Board
• Salon can prove you look good
• City P&Z eyes billboard regs
• KUSD budget, new hires on tap tonight
• Kingman's 'Santa' gives all year-round
• Mohave County Offers New Hiring Tool
• County of Mohave News - Shari Farrington Visit
• Innovative Warning Improves Safety, Productivity
• Written Public Comments Sought
• CSA Presentation : State Issues Continue To Impact Mohave County
• Kingman Nucor Steel Is Here To Stay
• Judge Lambert Receives Trainer Excellence Award
• Kingman Resident Keeps Focus On ‘Family, Church, Community And Job’
• Local Woman Fulfills Lifetime Dream Of Visiting Holy Land
• County Seeks Vendors for Dog Park Program
• 2010 Mohave County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Mohave County News: COYOTE Program
• Lingenfelter Earns Master’s Degree
• Mohave Valley Park Taking Shape
• Mohave County News : Criminal Littering Leads To Jail
• Channel 3 Switched To Digital Signal
• Mohave County News: Park Grant
• Procurement Officer Kept Busy With Development Services
• Mohave County News: Road Maintenance Continues
• U.S. Sen. Kyl’s Representative To Visit Kingman
• Civil Engineer Works To Improve County
• Community Profile of Tara Acton
• CBS Gets Transitioned To Digital Signal
• County Prepares For Possible Financial 'Perfect Storm'
• Mohave County Safety Coordinator Receives POST Teaching Certification
• Going Square Posts Savings For County
• Soldier Comes Home From War
• County Scores Triple Play Grant
• Solar Project
• Mohave County Treasurer News - April 23, 2010
• Community Profile of County Analyst
• Hazardous Waste Brief
• County Continues Digital Transition Of Television Channels
• Project STARS
• Law, Justice and the Holocaust: What You Do Matters
• County of Mohave News: Early Voting Begins April 22, 2010
• County of Mohave: Progress on Park - April 14, 2010
• Mohave County Assists American Dream
• Optical Speed Zone Award
• County Of Mohave News - Communications Team Training
• County Of Mohave News - Federal Issues
• County Of Mohave News - Housing Authority Board Of Directors Meeting
• April Designated National Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Mohave County News - Job Club
• Supervisor Points Out The Real Cost Of War
• County of Mohave News - Ribbon Cutting
• Town Hall Targets Fiscal Roller Coaster
• County of Mohave 2010 General Plan Review Public Workshops Project News: March 19, 2010
• KPNX Channel 12 Goes Digital
• County Service Awards
• Mohave County News - Gov Brewer
• TV Digital Transition Continues
• Title V Senior Jobs
• State Sweep Kills County Programs
• Farrington Visit
• Another Coyote Finds A Job
• 2010 General Plan Review Public Workshops Project
• Mohave County News - Vendor Fair
• Mohave County Budget Process Begins
• State Gunning For County Funds
• Mohave County Security Policy Updated
• HUD Funds County Rental Assistance Program
• Mohave County Leads State With Reduced Probation Revocations
• Mohave County Supervisor Gary Watson Honored by Knights of the Patriot
• Mohave County Probation Department Prepares For Move To New Facility
• TOAD Hits The Road
• Mohave County To Hold Contractor Vendor Fair
• Kingman Man Awarded Scholarship
• Mohave County News - Certifications Presented To WIC Technicians
• New ARRA Grant To Help Workforce
• Mohave County News - January 22, 2010
• Sockwell Signs Flood Emergency Declaration
• Secretary of State Ken Bennett visits Mohave County
• Online Justice Court Information and Forms Save Time and Money
• Infant Mental Health is Topic of Seminar
• Mohave County Courts Employees Honored
• Deputies Honored For Saving Lives
• Mohave County News - January 8, 2010
• Housing Specialist Helps Homeless, Raises Chickens
• General Plan Update Begins At Commission
• Chief Appraiser Traded Century City for Chloride
• Kingman Woman Finds Community Service Fulfilling
• Golden Valley Woman Has Led Life Of Adventure
• Students Travel To Phoenix For Certification Examination
• Smoke-free Update - December 10, 2009
• CDBG Process Begins - Public Hearing Set
• County Reacts to CIT Group’s Bankruptcy
• Eight Mohave County Buildings Earn Federal Energy Star Status
• Certification - Procurement Officers Earn Credentials
• Mohave County : H1N1 Clinics Update - December 3, 2009
• Mohave County News - Farrington Visit
• Santa is Coming
• Children, Families United on National Adoption Day
• Abatement Action Committee Unites Forces To Get Results
• Mohave County Board of Supervisors Special Meeting - November 20, 2009
• H1N1 Flu Cases, vaccine Tracking Overseen by Operations Center
• 10th Annual National Adoption Day
• McCain in Kingman
• Emergency Operations Center Workshop
• Mohave County News: Pregnancy Prevention
• Development Services Department Lauded For Divisions’ Achievements
• Wildcat Dumper Brought To Justice
• Blythe, Housing Programs Honored
• Golden Valley Cleanup Set
• County Ready For TV Digital Transition
• Sandbag Information Available on Hotline
• Students Learn About County Government
• One-Stop Career Center Opens First Access Point For Kingman Job-Seekers
• Homelessness prevention funds
• Court Addition Grand Opening
• Treasurer To Open Temporary Satellite Offices
• Park Superintendent Talks About Local ‘Treasure’
• Court Partnering To Benefit Infants
• Town Hall Outreach Targets Transportation
• Mohave County Fall Household Hazardous Waste Collection Programs
• Scam Warning - Deceptive Solicitations Return
• County of Mohave News - Arizona Auditor General's Review
• Shakespeare Festival Coming to Davis Camp
• County of Mohave News - September 9, 2009
• Kingman Area Food Bank Gets New Refrigerator Truck
• Bullhead City Area Gets New County Meals On Wheels Delivery Vehicles
• Cautionary Measures due to Wildfire Smoke
• Major Eyesore Cleaned Up Off Willows Ranch Road
• Mohave County News - Shari Farrington Visit
• Kingman Resident Enjoys Community Service, Multiple Interests
• Emergency Operation Center Presentations
• Federal Grants Could Fund Grace Neal Parkway, Diamond Bar and Vanderslice Road Projects
• Food Bank Donations
• Mohave County Program Reps Focus On Youth
• Reiser Retires After 31 Years
• Student Letter-Writing Contest Announced
• County Officials Warn Residents Of Scams
• CSA Director Reports On Arizona Legislature
• Final Budget Approved
• Kingman Outstanding COYOTEs, Leaders of the Pack
• Enforcement Officer Tracks Down 'wildcat' Dumpers
• Lake Havasu City and Bullhead City honors
• Free Workshops Help Prepare Job-Seekers For Job And Career Fair!
• Mohave County News - Fifth Consecutive Honor
• Tentative Budget Approved
• Mohave County News - Kelly Honored
• Mohave County News - Colorado City Flood Dollars
• Mohave County News - Farrington Visit
• Hlavac Part of Attorney General Holder’s Justice Reform Process
• Mohave County News - Kingman Flood Control
• Development Services Office Hours To Change In Bullhead City
• Kingman Coyotes Enter The Workforce
• Special Meeting Standalone - June 24, 2009
• Oath of Office
• Mohave County Tweets Residents With Information
• County ERACE Honors Big D
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Bullhead City To Get 31,000-Square-Foot County Library
• Local Emergency Housing Assistance Threatened By Legislators
• Public Works Awards
• Grant-Funded Program Assists Golden Shores Resident
• Sheriff, Supervisor View Jail Construction
• Diamond Bar Road Project
• Juvenile Probationers Learn Life’s Lessons Through Dance
• E-Recording to be Launched
• Mohave County News - Students Visit County
• US Highway 93 Area Plan Joint Committee Meeting Agenda for May 12, 2009
• Law Day Celebrated At Mohave County Courthouse
• Juvenile Law Day
• Farrington Visit
• Supervisors Hear Presentations On Renewable Energy
• Big D Tires Invests in a Cleaner Mohave County
• Mohave County Has Been Awarded Federal Funds Through The American Recovery...
• Elks Name Gilleo ‘County Employee of the Year’
• Title V Jobs for Seniors Announced
• Swine Flu Update - April 29, 2009
• Mohave County Flood Control District Manual Now Available For Public Input
• Adult Probationers Clean Up Illegal Dumpsites
• Enhanced Surveillance for Swine Influenza
• High-tech and Green
• Mohave County News - LTAF
• Service Awards
• County Manager Plans Reorganization to Improve Efficiencies While Trimming Costs
• US Highway 93 Area Plan Joint Committee Meeting Agenda for April 23, 2009
• US Highway 93 Area Plan Joint Committee Meeting Agenda for April 21, 2009
• Mountain Work
• County Nutritionists To Retire, Join Peace Corps
• County of Mohave News - April 2, 2009
• Stimulus Package Funds Youth Jobs Program
• County Health Employees Hold Healthy Cooking Contest
• Mohave County News - March 30, 2009
• Mohave County - Health Program
• Dustin Bonivert to go to Afghanistan
• Mohave County Tightens Purse Strings
• Mohave County Superior Court Seeks Public Comment on Judicial Applicants
• Mohave County Supervisor, Staff Present Case Against Illegal Dumping
• Law Day
• Judge is Honored
• BLM At Facility Career Week
• Water Conservation Publications Given To Golden Valley Students
• Sheriff Speaks at Forum
• Notice of US Highway 93 Area Plan Joint Committee Meeting - March 17, 2009
• County of Mohave News - Meadview presentation
• County of Mohave News - March 5, 2009
• Mineral Park Mine Tour
• Mohave County Supervisor Gary Watson Toured UniSource Energy Service
• Long-Time Nevada Crime Fighter Targets Wildcat Dumpers
• Mohave County and Cities Begin Work on Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Mohave County Road Closures Updated On Website
• Mohave County News - March 2, 2009
• Applications Being Accepted for Vacancy on Mohave County Superior Court
• Arizona Town Hall Comes To Kingman
• Funds for Children
• GVID water bills
• Prison Tour
• Emergency Management News - February 17, 2009
• Hualapai Detention Officers Receive Training
• Career Week Planned For Juvenile Detention Facility
• U.S. Census Bureau is Seeking Employees
• Mohave County Television Improvement District and The Move To Digital
• Oath of office
• Mohave County Has Been Awarded Federal Funds Under The Emergency Food And...
• Warrants Operation Task Force
• Mohave County News - Catch The Bug
• Jonas R. Peterson Receives Designation of Certified Economic Developer From the International Econom
• Mock Trial Competition at the Historic Courthouse
• Honored By Arizona Cardinals, Local Fan Prepares For Super Bowl XLIII
• Mohave County News - January 26, 2009
• Volunteers Assist Defense Attorneys with Mock-Trial Exercise
• Kingman Industrial Development Commission Honor
• New U.S. Citizen Feels ‘Blessed’
• Future Can Be Positive, Sockwell Said
• Mohave County News - Jan. 8, 2009
• Gary Watson Wants Mohave County Clean and Green
• Mohave County News: Swearing in Photos
• Mohave County News Release - Second Send of Swearing-In Photos
• Mohave County Screens Applicants for Nucor Steel
• Infrastructure Projects Prioritized for Possible Federal Stimulus Package
• Rehab Program Brings Solar Power To Rural Resident
• Meals on Wheels donation
• Grant Funds Available to Assist with Emergency Housing Repair
• Home Ownership
• Board of Supervisors Meeting - December 15, 2008
• Supervisor Retiring
• US Highway 93 Area Plan Joint Committee Meeting
• County Seeks Answers
• Interview with Joan McCall
• Program Turns Golden Valley Resident’s Life Around
• Mohave County News - Fire Truck
• Park Donation
• Seth Dyson Joins County Economic Development Division
• Jail Progress Standalone Photo
• Mohave County Economic Development Division Receives an International Economic .... Award
• MVIDD will Protect Well Owners’ Rights
• National Award
• Mohave County News - October 17, 2008
• State Adds Funds To Fight Evictions And Foreclosures In Mohave County
• County of Mohave News - October 7, 2008
• I and Q workshop
• Seniors Job Program Has Openings
• Mohave Channel Project
• County, ADOT Coordinate Plans
• County, Businesses Join to Help Local Woman
• Election Canvass
• Mohave Valley, Fort Mohave Community Park Board Elected
• Juvenile Detention Facility Celebrates First GED Graduate
• Probation Department News
• Total Coliform Bacteria Found In Golden Valley Water
• Mohave County Breaks Ground For New Jail
• CSA Director Craig Sullivan Presents A Report To The Mohave County Board Of Supervisors
• Mohave County Fair
• Mohave Country News Release Wednesday, August 27, 2008
• A Fair Donation
• EPA, DOE Honor Mohave County
• Little League Presentation
• News From County of Mohave - August 8, 2008
• Kingman Outstanding Performance
• Kingman Leaders of the Pack
• Pete Byers Signs For Trail System
• County Health Department investigates reports
• Tobacco Prevention Program Goes Cellular
• Blood drive champs
• County Celebrates Successful Prosecution Of Former Employee
• Mohave County Recognized For Procurement Excellence for Fourth Year
• Modernization Project
• Mohave County takes on teen pregnancy
• Expertise Offered
• COYOTE Summer Employment Program
• Elder Abuse Prevention
• Complaints Lead To County Cleanup of Private Property
• County Television District Plans for Smooth Digital Conversion
• COYOTE Classes
• Budget Hearing
• Park Progress Continues
• Treasurer’s Office Providing Accounting Classes
• Memorial Day Presentation
• County Procurement Department Achieves Cost Savings
• School Visit - Mohave County Manager Ron Walker
• Mohave County Sheriff’s Sgt. Doug Schuster Honored
• Mohave County Attorney’s Office Holds Seminar on Criminal and Civil Mental Health Procedures
• Standalone Photo: Park Presentation
• Property Tax Payments Postmarked by Deadline will be Accepted
• 2008 COYOTE - The Adventure Begins
• Medical Reserve Corps National Award
• Y.E.S. Program
• Law Day Mock Court
• Tax Deadline Passes; Delinquency Notices On The Way
• Golden Shores Community Center Rehabilitation
• Hlavac authors legislation
• County Employees Honored
• Dedicated Volunteers Prepare For Emergency Situations By Tom Sockwell
• ADEQ facilitates cleanup presentation, discussion
• New communications manager
• Detention facility school, GED testing
• Norovirus Reports Investigated
• CERT Training
• Meeting Notice - Golden Valley County Improvement District No. 1 Board of Directors
• Golden Valley Residents Seek Halt to Improvements
• Donation to Mohave Valley, Fort Mohave Community Park
• Board meets for Budget Workshop
• New Flood Maps
• Probation Awards
• Mohave County Water Authority, Representative Nancy Mclain Team Up for Economic Development
• CDBG Funds Purchase Fire Truck
• Economic Development Gain
• State Housing Director Visits Mohave County
• Mohave Valley, Fort Mohave Community Park
• Tobacco Has a Strong Hold on Mohave
• Relay for Life Team Challenge
• This lame duck has plans
• Economic Development
• Strategic Plan Scheduled for Public Hearing
• Human Resources Profile
• Hard Work and Planning Lead to Quality Facility
• Fourth Grade Valentine's Day Presentation
• Mohave Valley, Fort Mohave Community Park Board elected
• New Funding Assists Housing Program
• Residents Presented alternative Alignments for Vanderslice Project
• Judge Weiss Honored By Prevent Child Abuse Arizona
• Post Town Hall Presentation Held
• Public Defender Hlavac honored
• Hont Installed as AACE President
• Governor Honors Mahaney
• County To Unveil Convenient Electronic Payment Option
• Community Assistance Donations
• Residents Warned Of Deceptive Solicitation
• Economic Progress in Mohave County
• Mohave County Community Profile
• Mohave County to Recycle Paper
• Mohave County Public Health Conducting TB Investigation
• County Public Works Engineer Manager Now PTOE Certified
• Ray Osuna Recommended to be Mohave County Human Resources Director
• Hlavac Named to Legislative Committee
• Officials Warn of Deceptive Voter Registration Drive
• Vanderslice Website
• Arizona Town Hall Tackles Hard Issues By Tom Sockwell
• Former Performing Artist Steps into Senior Center Administration
• Peterson Discusses Chrysler’s Road To Arizona Proving Ground
• San Diego State Graduate Finds Career at Mohave County, Home in Kingman
• Mohave County Emergency Management News Brief
• Mohave County Implements Temporary Hiring Freeze
• Pete Byers Proposed Guest Column
• Mohave County Superior Court Officials Study Survey Results
• Taylor Finds Career In Law 'Gratifying'
• MVP Award Standalone Photo
• APWA Honors Standalone Photo
• CSA Holds Summit to Prioritize 2008 Legislative Measures
• Mohave County Public Works Becomes Sixth County In U.S. To Receive APWA Accreditation
• Arizona Town Hall in Mohave County
• Tax bills Hit Temporary Snag: Corrections Made
• Housing Rehabilitation
• Naegleria – Results from CDC
• Mohave County Reassesses Capital Expenditure Planning
• New Contract Signed
• Governor Signs Declaration Of Emergency For Mohave County
• Mohave County Supervisors To Consider Contracts For Channel Maintenance Services
• 9-11 Display; Volunteers Sought
• New CASA Manager Linda Wimberly Seeks Children's Advocates
• County To Accept Applications For Rental Assistance Waiting List
• Economic development partnership targets Canyon Region
• New Contract Takes Mohave County Off The Hook
• Pete Byers Presents Kingman Area Food Bank With A Check For $2,200
• Community Emergency Response Team - News
• Supervisor Responds To Hualapai Tribe Vice-Chairwoman’s Letter
• Homeland Security Committee meets
• Building codes to go countywide Sunday
• Illegal Dumpers Rape the Environment
• I’m not retiring
• New Alternate Dispute Resolution(ADR) Administrator
• Mohave County Department of Public Health Investigates Mysterious Illness
• ADOT five-year construction plan a plus for Mohave County
• Storm info
• Mohave County Supervisor Pete Byers, Dist. 1
• Mohave County Supervisor Tom Sockwell, Dist. 2
• Building codes to be expanded countywide beginning Sept. 1
• Mohave County Procurement Department wins national award for third straight year
• Law enforcement, senior service improvements explained
• Supervisors approve 2007-2008 Tentative Budget with adjustments
• Deputy public defender is a ‘Rising Star’
• Isagenix - Healthy Wt Loss/management

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