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RV driver hospitalized after unusual crashes
Motorists traveling along Beale Street in southwest Kingman Friday evening got a surprising sight - a 35-foot recreational vehicle smashed into a traffic light pole and a man with a metal stake bashing in the windshield.
Photo: St. Johns at Golden Valley
Gary Forde grills hamburgers at the St. Johns United Methodist Church barbecue at Veterans Park in Golden Valley Saturday.
Police seek public's help in identifying robbery suspects
The Mohave County Sheriff's Office is appealing to the public for help in identifying the suspects in two separate Golden Valley robberies over the last month.
News Briefs: Monday, November 16, 2009
Business workshops offered KINGMAN - Two free human resources workshops sponsored by the Mohave Community College Small Business Development Center on the Neal Campus-Kingman will be held this week.
News Briefs: Wednesday, November 11, 2009
KINGMAN A Veterans Day Ceremony will be at 11 a.m. today at the Veterans Memorial in Locomotive Park in downtown Kingman.
Reward for GV armed robbery clues offered
A $500 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of the person responsible for the armed robbery in Golden Valley Wednesday.
Man shot during robbery of GV convenience store
One man was shot during an armed robbery at the King Mart convenience store in Golden Valley Wednesday afternoon.
News Briefs: Monday, November 9, 2009
Legion hosts job fair Tuesday KINGMAN - Job seekers are invited to the Hire a Vet First Job Fair slated for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday at American Legion Post 14, 225 Oak St.
13-year-olds arrested for GV crime spree
Two 13-year-old brothers from Golden Valley are facing several felony charges in connection with a string of burglaries, after police found a cache of stolen weapons in a trailer where they'd been staying.
County crews to repair fencing in Dolan Springs
County Public Works crews have a number of projects this week. In Dolan Springs, crews will be repairing fencing along 23rd Street and blading roads.
Couple 'hooked' on raising goats
It's not unusual to see residents with horses, donkeys, dogs, chickens or maybe even sheep in Golden Valley.
Toys for Tots program launched
Toys for Tots area coordinator Norman Burns stands amidst assorted empty boxes in a former car showroom at Martin Swanty Kia, 2610 E. Andy Devine Ave., which has been reworked into a distribution center for the charity.
Bid opening for pipeline delayed
Residents of the Chloride Domestic Water Improvement District may have to wait a little longer to get quality water.
$500K grant funds MCC's ITV classes
Instructors from Mohave Community College will be teaching residents in 10 rural Mohave County locations next fall due to a $499,253 grant recently awarded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Utility Services Distance Learning and Telemedicine.
Reynolds chosen to fill seat on Planning
The Kingman Planning & Zoning Commission has a new member in Sandi Reynolds. A former owner/broker of GV Properties in Golden Valley, Reynolds was appointed to Todd Tarson's vacant commission seat by a 4-2 vote of the City Council Monday evening, effectively replacing one Realtor with another.
Images of bank robbery released
Police have released a description of a suspect in the armed robbery of a Golden Valley bank.
New charges filed against Golden Valley murder suspect
A Golden Valley man awaiting his third trial for second-degree murder was in court Monday to answer to a new set of charges.
News Brief: Sunday, October 18, 2009
KINGMAN Former state Sen. Brenda Burns, a candidate for the Arizona Corporate Commission, is the guest speaker at Monday's Kingman Republican Men's Club meeting.
Vaccine available - for some - Monday
Medical providers throughout Mohave County have received their first shipment of 1,900 doses of the H1N1 "swine" flu vaccine.
Phantom Chambers comes back to life
Earl Engelhardt was crushed when Phantom Chambers, his popular haunted maze attraction, was unceremoniously shut down only days before opening last October due to longstanding zoning violations.