An Arizona Department of Environmental Quality team came to Mohave Valley from Phoenix Wednesday evening, Oct. 7, to hear comments and concerns from residents prior to approving a permit for a Peaker Plant in their neighborhood.

Kingman invites property owners, tenants, residents, business owners, and other interested community members to attend a workshop about the proposed Airport Area annexation on Wednesday, October 21.

Texas Roadhouse is interested in building and operating a new restaurant just off Interstate 40 in Kingman. The national chain is eyeing a 3.3-acre Mohave County-owned parcel along Beverly Avenue, just west of the Kingman District Library.

Kingman Freethinkers will be hosting the No Kings: Vote Early Rally on October 17, 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Centennial Park.

The Mohave County Board of Supervisors is made up of five individuals from various backgrounds. We caught up with them to learn more about them.

ContourGlobal celebrated the start of construction of Project Sterling, a hybrid solar-plus-storage facility located roughly 20 miles north of Lake Havasu City last week.

Thunder-Rode, Kingman’s coolest and most unique motorcycle accessories and leather emporium at the corner of 1st and Beale, stepped up once again to honor local heroes by providing free, front-row seating directly on Beale Street for the Andy Devine Days Parade.

Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) congratulates the following students on being named to the Summer 2026 Dean's List.

Life becomes more difficult if we give up. Impossible may be a better way to describe quitting.

A new community program is providing peace of mind and daily wellness checks for seniors and others who live alone.

The article on William Wachtveitl needs much more explanation. I am his fiancé and I was in the passenger seat.

The Interstate 40 Flying Fortress Traffic Interchange that begins carrying traffic following Monday’s ribbon cutting celebration is expected to be a game changer for Kingman community transportation and economic development.

Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s September 14, ruling regarding proposed changes to U.S. Postal Service procedures for election mail, the Mohave County Recorder’s Office is reminding voters that the November 3, General Election remains on schedule and encouraging voters to make a plan for casting and returning their ballot.

Arizona Capitol Times, Best Companies Group and BestCompaniesAZ announced that Foothills Bank, a Division of Glacier Bank, has earned a spot on the 14th annual list of 2026 Top Companies to Work for in Arizona.

The Lingenfelter Center will be hosting its 13th Annual Race to Remember at the Creative Care Foundation, 1099 Sunrise Ave., on Saturday, Oct. 3.

First Friday on Beale Street this month will have the theme “A Trip Down Memory Lane 100 Years of Route 66 & Big Hair Bulldogs Reunion.”

Lake Havasu City Parks and Recreation launched a new online registration and reservation system designed to make it easier for residents to access programs, activities, and facility reservations.

The 4th Annual Another Darn Car Show will feature special guest Candy Clark "Debbie" from the movie American Graffiti.

On Thursday, September 17, Mohave Electric Cooperative, Inc. (MEC) held its 80th Annual Meeting at the Anderson Auto Group Fieldhouse.

The Arizona Department of Gaming announced today $47,591,384 in tribal gaming contributions to the Arizona Benefits Fund for the first quarter of Fiscal Year 2027.

The Golden Shores Community Center hosted a Great Gadsby Roaring 20s Murder Mystery dinner last Saturday evening, Sept. 26. It was a sold-out event.

The Mohave County Sheriff's Office reports an arrest in a near decade old homicide. John Page, 46, Kingman, was taken into custody on Sept. 22 on a first-degree murder charge.

A Dance Party, sponsored by Preston Investments, will be held every Wednesday at College Park Community Center from 1 to 3:30 p.m.

The Bullhead City Police Department has provided additional details of a deadly Thursday shooting, emanating from an altercation involving family members.

With federal cuts reducing Arizona’s Colorado River allocation by 27 percent each year through 2028, many people are coming to us concerned and asking: “Will I still have water?”

Property owners within the Havasu Heights Domestic Water Improvement District who are not registered within the district are receiving letters from the Mohave County Recorder’s Office, Voter Registration Division, regarding the upcoming District election.

Mohave Community Orchestra will be having its fall concert on October 6, at 7 p.m. at College Park Community Center, 1990 Jagerson Ave.

Bullhead City police have arrested a man suspected of stealing property from a dead woman.

The Bullhead City Police and Fire Departments, along with Mohave Electric Cooperative, will host National Night Out on Wednesday, October 7, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Bullhead City Police Department parking lot, 1255 Marina Boulevard.

Judge Ryan Esplin chose leniency rather than incarceration after saying it was a “borderline call” in a Lake Havasu City woman’s drug case.

Mohave College would like to congratulate Shawntel Tsilitskaya, a student on the Bullhead Campus, for being named a 2026 Chime Workforce Scholar, joining 200 students nationwide recognized for their academic achievement and pursuit of career-focused education.

A Lake Havasu City man serving a 14-year prison term made a desperate bid for less punishment when his case came back for re-sentencing in Mohave County Superior Court.

I often wonder why some people constantly criticize President Trump and his administration.

Kingman Regional Medical Center (KRMC) has been named one of the top hospitals in Arizona in the inaugural 2026 Forbes list of “Top Hospitals by State.”

A Kingman resident faces possible prison time for repeatedly punching a teenager. Samuel Van Pelt, 20, would be convicted of aggravated assault under terms of the plea deal entered before Judge Billy Sipe on Sept. 22.

The City of Kingman and Mohave County invite residents, stakeholders, and community partners to participate in a joint Water Sustainability and Drought Contingency Plan Task Force meeting on Tuesday, September 29.

A second defendant in a Lake Havasu City drug case will also be going to the Arizona Department of Corrections. Defense attorney Jaimye Ashley asked that Leslie Talbert be placed on probation so that she could help care for her ailing mother and autistic brother.

Moose Lodge #1704 President Shirley McCoy said donating Bomba socks to Cerbat Elementary School is an annual event.

The Bureau of Reclamation urges boaters and other recreational users to exercise increased caution on Lake Mohave throughout fall and early winter as planned seasonal water level reductions create unusually shallow areas and shifting river conditions.

Five candidates are running for a spot on the Topock School Board. We caught up with them to see why they believe voters should choose them.

Mohave College's Advanced Manufacturing Training Center is expanding its role as a resource for local businesses, offering customized workforce training, professional development and access to technology designed to help employers strengthen their teams and grow.

Mohave College Corporate Education is offering a babysitter certification class designed to help individuals ages 12 and older build the skills, confidence, and knowledge needed to provide safe and responsible childcare.

The Mohave County Recorder’s Office announces that the new photo identification requirements established under Arizona Senate Bill 1479 are now fully in effect.

Bullhead City’s Planning & Zoning Commission is holding a public hearing to consider a plan to rezone a large industrial parcel near Laughlin Ranch but has not explained to the public who owns the parcel or the intended use.

Lake Havasu City will host Emergency Vehicle Technician training September 30 through October 8, at the Public Works Maintenance Facility, 900 London Bridge Road. The training is open to the public, and registration fees apply.

It’s that time of year where the Kingman community comes together to celebrate the Annual Andy Devine Days Parade on Saturday, Sept. 19 in historic downtown.

A couple of presentations, voting on agenda items, Golden Valley cell tower, the Laughlin/Bullhead International Airport and county parks highlighted the Mohave County Board of Supervisor's meeting Tuesday, Sept. 8.

Although he accomplished a great deal, with a wide range of interests while in the Arizona House of Representatives, John Gillette will not be seeking reelection.

Katie Tacheron, Chairman of Board for the Hospital District #1 of Mohave County and Teresa Boegler, board member resigned suddenly on August 5 without notice.