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KRMC Charity Golf Tournament slated
KINGMAN – Kingman Regional Medical Center’s (KRMC) 35th Annual Charity Golf Tournament will be held at the Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course on Saturday, Sept. 7. Festivities will begin with a shotgun start at 9 a.m. An awards ceremony and lunch will follow the tournament. The $100 entry fee...
7th Annual Monsoon Madness 5K
KINGMAN – The 7th Annual Monsoon Madness 5K run will be held Saturday, Sept. 7. The run is a fundraiser for the Lee Williams and Kingman High Schools’ cross-country programs. Monies raised from the event will go toward entry fees, uniforms, equipment, and transportation costs. The race starts at White Cliffs Middle School at 7 a.m. Call 970-314-5689 to register or for more information.
Football Recap: Lee Williams Comes Up Short at Home Against Lake Havasu
Lee Williams couldn't capitalize on their home-field advantage in their season opener. They took a 34-27 hit to the loss column at the hands of the Lake Havasu Knights on Friday. The Volunteers were given a dose of their own medicine in this game as the Knights apparently hadn't forgotten their defeat the last time these teams played back in August of 2023.
First Friday is Sept. 6
KINGMAN – First Friday will be held in downtown Kingman on Friday, Sept. 6, beginning at 5:30 p.m. There will be live music, specials, roller skating, games, food trucks, and vendors! Several shops will be open late. A balloon drop will be held in front of The Patio, 221 E. Beale St., at 6 p.m.
New Beginnings Fellowship to have new digs
KINGMAN – The New Beginnings Fellowship is eager to develop a new church property in Kingman. A Conditional Use Permit for the project was approved during the Aug. 14 meeting of the Kingman City Planning and Zoning Commission. The church is planned on a 3.15-acre parcel at the southwest...
'Dangerous loopholes:' Attorney General Mayes sues powerful corporation commission
KINGMAN, Ariz. — Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is suing officials who work at her old stomping grounds. Mayes, a former Arizona Corporation Commissioner who worked for years on issues related to water and solar energy, announced Thursday she is suing the current governmental body for a recent ruling.
Mohave Community College Men’s Soccer notches first win of inaugural season
MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave Community College Men’s Soccer has recorded its first win of the inaugural season! The Bighorns topped Wyoming’s Gillette College 2-0 in non-conference play on Saturday, Aug. 24. “It’s been two years dreaming of this moment and we’re finally here,” says Men’s Head Coach...
Man arrested after firing at law enforcement, high speed chase from Golden Valley to Laughlin
LAUGHLIN — A man wanted for shooting at Mohave County Sheriff's Deputies and Arizona Department of Public Safety officers was arrested in Laughlin on Saturday after a high speed chase through the north end of Bullhead City. About 11:40 a.m. Mohave County Sheriff's Deputies and Arizona Department of Public...
Three state agency directors will not be submitted by Hobbs for Senate confirmation
PHOENIX -- The directors of three state agencies are out of their top leadership jobs because majority Republican senators have signaled to Gov. Katie Hobbs that they won't support their ...
Postal Service to stage job fairs across Valley throughout September
PHOENIX — The United States Postal Service has intensified its hiring efforts in the greater Phoenix area and throughout Arizona. The USPS is seeking letter carriers, processing clerks, mechanics and more. In an effort to help job seekers complete hiring profiles and applications, the USPS is planning to stage...
Introducing Carol Yancho, new Senior Director of Content
Carol Yancho, a leader in media, broadcast and content creation, has been selected to fill the senior director of content position at Arizona PBS. Selected following a national search, Yancho’s tenure at the station began Monday, August 12. A six-time Michigan Regional Emmy® Award winner, we sat down with...
ID service helped over 8,300 unhoused people in Arizona in first year
PHOENIX — More than 8,300 people received up-to-date IDs or other assistance in the first year of a new service for Arizona’s unhoused population. The program is a partnership between the Homeless ID Project and the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division (ADOT MVD). Around 6,600 people...
Arizona's fake electors case moved forward this week. Here are the major takeaways
Arizona's fake electors case took a step forward this week with three days of hearings on its first significant motions. At issue were three major points: Some defendants had asked for the criminal charges against them to be dismissed based on Arizona's anti-SLAAP law. Typically, these types of laws are limited to use in...
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