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March 24, 2023 - 08:17am

This Saturday and Sunday, For the Luv of Paws Animal Rescue and Sanctuary will be holding its 16th Annual Open House.

This Saturday and Sunday, For the Luv of Paws Animal Rescue and Sanctuary will be holding its 16th Annual Open House. The open house will allow visitors to tour the shelter and interact with the dogs, cats, and ferrets with the hopes of visitors finding their new best friend. Located in Golden Valley, the shelter will host its open house from 11am to 4pm on Saturday and from 11am to 3pm on Sunday. To learn more about their operations or to donate to the organization, visit their website at fortheluvofpaws.org.

March 24, 2023 - 08:15am

On Tuesday, President Joe Biden designated nearly 507,000 acres of Clark County, near Laughlin, as the Avi Kwa Ame National Monument

On Tuesday, President Joe Biden designated nearly 507,000 acres of Clark County, near Laughlin, as the Avi Kwa Ame National Monument, extending federal protections for the land that will include management by the BLM and prohibition of most mining, drilling, and other development on the federal lands. The land is considered to be the spiritual birthplace of the Fort Mojave Indian Tribe and several other Native American tribes that consider it sacred land as either their place of origin or of cultural and historical significance.

March 24, 2023 - 08:13am

Several Bullhead City area schools went on lockdown Wednesday following another false report at Mohave High School.

Several Bullhead City area schools went on lockdown Wednesday following another false report at Mohave High School. Police were called to the high school around 11:30am after a tiktok video showing a gun in a backpack was AirDropped to a group of students. According to police spokeswoman, the video was said not to have originated from Mohave High. Officers cleared the school and determined there to be no weapon or threat. Bullhead Middle School, Coyote Canyon and Desert Valley elementary schools were also placed on lockdown as a precaution.

March 23, 2023 - 10:31am

The second annual Kingman Golden Valley Association of Realtors Food Truck event will be held this Saturday in Kingman

The second annual Kingman Golden Valley Association of Realtors Food Truck event will be held this Saturday in Kingman; featuring live music, face painting, beer gardens, bounce houses and of course a variety of food to enjoy. Admission is $5 and free admission for children nine and under. All proceeds will be distributed to local charities including: Cornerstone Mission, Kingman Area Food Bank, Saint Vincent De Paul, and the Yucca Area Food Bank. The Food Truck event will be held at Lewis Kingman Park, on Andy Devine Avenue from 11am to 6pm.

March 23, 2023 - 10:30am

During arraignment hearings for the parents who admitted to disposing their sons body in Kingman, both individuals entered not guilty pleas.

During arraignment hearings for the parents who admitted to disposing their sons body in Kingman, both individuals entered not guilty pleas. Amber Leah- Valentine and Jon Imes are charged with abandonment or concealment of a dead body after the body of a young male was located behind a stone wall. The parents allegedly admitted to knowing their son was deceased when they falsely reported him as a runaway days earlier. Several days later Valentine reported that she had freed her 14 year old daughter from two roommates identified as Richard Pounds and year old Shioban Gujda who had held her captive and allegedly abused the teen. Pounds is charged with aggravated assault and child abuse and pleaded not guilty during his arraignment hearing on Monday. Gujda is scheduled to be arraigned on charges of abuse associated with the girl today. (Valentine is also charged with abuse of her daughter and pleaded not guilty to that charge as well). The case remains under investigation as autopsy results are pending with the possibility of additional charges.

March 23, 2023 - 10:29am

With confirmation that current Mohave County Supervisor Hildy Angius will not be seeking re-election as District 2 supervisor in the August 2024 primary election, two interested candidates have filed statements to pursue nominations for the seat. Current Bullhead City Council member Grace Hecht and former member Annette Wegmann have both turned in paperwork and picked up nominating petitions. Anguis who has been on the board of supervisors since 2013, plans to announce candidacy for another office next month.

March 22, 2023 - 08:19am

As Allo Communications and Walker Electric continue to install fiber in the Kingman area, additional lane restrictions are expected this week.

As Allo Communications and Walker Electric continue to install fiber in the Kingman area, additional lane restrictions are expected this week. Lane Restrictions on Harrison Street, between Motor Avenue and Gates Ave, are expected to begin today and end on Friday at 5pm. The companies are working with businesses and residents in the area regarding notification, but no water service delays or disruptions are scheduled to take place. As a reminder, the City of Kingman urges motorists to use caution when traveling through the work zone areas and follow all posted signage.

March 22, 2023 - 08:18am

Mohave Community College’s third annual Flash Film Festival is coming up and local filmmakers are encouraged to take part in the event to show off their film making talents through short videos.

Mohave Community College’s third annual Flash Film Festival is coming up and local filmmakers are encouraged to take part in the event to show off their film making talents through short videos. The Contest categories are Horror, Drama, Action, Comedy/Musical, and Documentary with one video submission allowed per category. Submissions are open to all adults and MCC students who live within the MCC service area. Entry deadline is 8pm March 27th with the festival being held March 31st. Rules and forms can be found at MCCFilmFest.com.

March 22, 2023 - 08:17am

House Bill 2705 has passed the Senate Education Committee split down party lines 4-3.

House Bill 2705 has passed the Senate Education Committee split down party lines 4-3. The bill would allocate $10 million dollars for school districts and charter schools to establish the School Active Threat Response Pilot Program providing funding for optional training including recognition of early warning signs of a threat, medical treatments, and firearm safety training. Schools and teachers would have the option to participate or not. If the $10 million dollars is not used by schools, it will go back into the state’s general fund.

March 21, 2023 - 08:27am

The Lake Havasu City Parks and Recreation Department has announced the temporary closure of the southernmost part of Rotary Park.

The Lake Havasu City Parks and Recreation Department has announced the temporary closure of the southernmost part of Rotary Park. The closure will include the parking lots, beach areas, playground, and the surrounding sidewalk paths. The temporary closure is currently in place and will continue through Thursday for Teen Break or Spring Break events that will be held this week to ensure safety of the teens and staff. Additionally, the Tinnell Memorial Skate Park will also be closed to the public on Wednesday for Teen Break competitions.

March 21, 2023 - 08:26am

As part of a series of listening sessions being held across Arizona, in communities that could be particularly impacted by the proposed Kroger and Albertsons merger, a listening session will be held this Wednesday in Kingman. A representative with the Arizona Attorney General’s office will be holding the session to hear from the families and workers that may be worried about the merger imposing a negative impact. The session will be held the Mohave Community College Kingman Campus room 240 in the 200 building from 10am to noon, tomorrow.

March 21, 2023 - 08:24am

The demolition of Mohave County’s old Jail in downtown Kingman is underway making way for a new facility that will house offices for county legal personnel such as County Attorney and public defender. The jail has been inoperative since the county opened its current Adult Detention Center in 2010. Under a half-million-dollar contract, California based Resource Environmental INC is conducting the demolition campaign. According to county manager, there is no set timeline however the goal is to begin construction on the $10 million dollar project sometime this summer.