Golden Valley News

Author Jim Hinckley signs copies of 'Ghost Towns of Route 66' after talking about the highway's colorful history with a tour group from Australia.

Las Vegas developer Jim Rhodes has returned to Mohave County, but instead of planting houses in the Golden Valley and Red Lake areas, he's planting peppers, tomatoes and pickles.

Workers plant pepper seedlings Friday morning at Kingman Farms. The farm is located on land owned by Jim Rhodes.

Mohave County Sheriff's deputies are investigating the death of a male subject located off the roadway near a motorcycle on Highway 95 at milepost 175, near SARA Park, late Friday afternoon.

Wes Hawkins has seen a world of change in the 45 years he's been teaching in the Kingman Unified School District.

The containers are the brainchild of Krystal Symonds, an employee of Westside Disposal Services in Golden Valley.

Mohave County Sheriff's deputies arrested the following people on Lake Havasu during the Memorial Day holiday weekend : a The following people were arrested for DUI - Watercraft and DUI - Watercraft with a BAC of .08% or more : a The following person was arrested for DUI - Watercraft, DUI - Watercraft with a BAC of .08% or more, Extreme DUI - ... (more)

Rob Dix has a painful personal reason for hoping the Anti-Bully Action Benefit Concert and Bike Run is a success this weekend.