Solar energy companies seeking 11,000+ acres of public lands in Mohave County | Kingman Daily Miner
A wave of green energy projects backed by the White House and the Department of Energy is sweeping across the country. And it looks like a number of federal properties in Mojave County could be subject to at least three of them. The story began when Golden Valley resident Art Schlosser called and asked if […]
Mohave County Board of Supervisors to revisit Golden Shores/Topock rezone | Kingman Daily Miner
KINGMAN – The Mojave County Board of Supervisors voted Monday to “approve a review” of the planned development zone change at Topock/Golden Shores, at the Board of Supervisors meeting in Kingman on June 5. was returned to the public hearing. The action was met with applause from a group of Topok/Golden Shores residents who were […]
In the desert, April flowers bring May showers | Kingman Daily Miner
Kingman – Kingman received 0.03 inches of rain in its first thunderstorm of the year on Monday, May 15. On Tuesday, May 16th, there was a 20% chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. Humidity hit 23% on Tuesday. More rain and thunderstorms are possible throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service’s […]
Borrelli defends budget earmarks | Kingman Daily Miner
PHOENIX – Senator Sonny Borelli defended $260 million set aside for a one-time tax cut in Arizona’s $17.8 billion budget proposal. At a news conference Monday, Borelli defended budget negotiations that included an allocation for an Arizona lawmaker’s hometown pet project. Included in the budget was $35.5 million for the construction of his second bridge […]
Letter | Water in Mohave County | Kingman Daily Miner
Water is said to be a top priority in Mojave County. The county has four community parks: Veterans Park in Golden Valley, Neil Butler Park in North Kingman, Mount Tipton Park in Doran Springs, and Chloride Community Park in Chloride. We have 35 acres total! One inch of rain on one acre of land yields […]
Golden Valley woman accepts responsibility for traffic death | Kingman Daily Miner
KINGMAN – On Friday, a Golden Valley woman pleaded guilty after pleading guilty to a fatal road accident. Brittany Gresham, 32, pleaded guilty to manslaughter and had her sentence commuted from her manslaughter charge. Aggravated assault and DUI-related charges are dismissed under the deal. The public security ministry said Gresham was on Verde Street last […]
Attorney files to suppress evidence in case of Mohave Community College shooting | Kingman Daily Miner
KINGMAN – A man in the city of Lake Havasu was arrested last year after a shootout involving the Arizona Department of Public Safety and the Mojave County Sheriff’s Office. His lawyers are now filing a motion to cover up any evidence investigators gathered after inciting the case. The case began last April with a […]
Kingman Unified School District board approves Dorner being leased employee | Kingman Daily Miner
Kingman – Kingman Unified School District board members have approved KUSD Superintendent Gretchen Dorner as a contract employee through Education Services for the 2023-24 school year. After a long career with KUSD, Mr. Dorner graduated from Kingman High School and was elected superintendent in 2018. According to staff, Mr. Dorner will be retiring from the […]
Annual Route 66 Street Drags coming up this weekend | Kingman Daily Miner
Kingman – Organizers are gearing up for the annual Route 66 Street Drags, which this year will see more than 200 participants and 10,000 spectators from around the world. The event will take place on historic Route 66 in Kingman, Arizona from Friday, May 19th through Sunday, May 21st. Brian Devinchange said street drag represents […]
Havasupai Tribe in Arizona marks a spiritual homecoming: ‘We are still the Grand Canyon’ | Kingman Daily Miner
Grand Canyon National Park – As the sun rose, Carretta Tiluci appeared on the trail, and the light revealed clusters of cottonwood and ash trees deep within the Grand Canyon. Birds soared above and reptiles scurryed over rocks as the canyon walls behind her rose higher and higher. This was her home, but she had […]
