McEwen Mining: High Grades Near Surface in Proximity to the Proposed Ramp System to Stock West
High grade near ground near the proposed ramp system to Stockwest Hole SM23-145: 18.9 g/t Au (over 9.4 m) Hole SM22-116: 18.7 g/t Au (over 3.0 m) Hole SM23-133: 11.9 g/t Au (over 2.6 m) TORONTO, May 8, 2023 (Globe Newswire) — McEwen Mining Inc. (NYSE: MUX) (TSX: MUX) We are pleased to report the […]
Mohave County issues letter of protest against proposed national monument | Local News Stories
The Mojave County Board of Supervisors has formally protested the establishment of a national monument west of the Grand Canyon. This bans him from developing or mining more than 1 million acres in northern Mojave County. Several Southwestern Native American tribes petitioned to create the Baj Nwabjoitha Kukveni Grand Canyon National Monument earlier this year. […]
Proposed water rate changes to be considered by Kingman city council | Kingman Daily Miner
Kingman – The Kingman City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed water rate changes on June 6 at 5:00 pm in the Council Chamber at 310 4th Street Kingman, Arizona. On April 4, the Council adopted a notice to the effect that a public hearing would be held to consider changes to […]
Proposed Spin-out of Teuton Copper-Gold Properties Located South of the Sulphurets Hydrothermal System; Application for OTC QB Listing; Advisory Board
VANCOUVER, Canada – TheNewswire – April 24, 2023 –– Teutonic Resources Corporation (“Teutonic” or “we”) (TSXV:TUO) (Frankfurt:TFE) plans to spin out mineral assets located south of the Salfretz Hydrothermal System (“SHS”) in the Golden Triangle region of northwest British Columbia. These assets include Big Gold, Eskay Rift, Tennyson, Pearson, Leduc Silver, Four J’s, and Harry […]
Flagstaff city planners raise concerns about proposed hospital and wellness village
City of Flagstaff planners were almost at a dead end Wednesday in approving or rejecting proposals for a new regional hospital and “wellness village” at Fort Tuthill County Park south of Flagstaff. KNAU’s Melissa Sevigny reports that much of the opposition centers around environmental sustainability. The Planning and Zoning Commission has received over 100 letters […]
Phoenix Police Officers to Get Pay Raises in Proposed New Union Contract
The City of Phoenix and its police union have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract that, if approved by the city council, represents a significant salary increase for the city’s police. Negotiations have been underway since December, but details of the new agreement were made public for the first time on April 13. […]
Future commercial spaceport, and employee benefits revamped, included in proposed city $472 million budget
YUMA, AZ (KYMA, KECY) – Yuma’s proposed budget is projected to be $472 million, a 14% increase from last year’s budget. “All we saw tonight was the introduction of the budget to Congress,” said Dave Nash of Yuma City. Everyone wants a piece of the pie when it comes to budget inclusions. Yuma Fire Department […]
Letter to the Editor: Stop proposed mine threatening Williams safety | Williams-Grand Canyon News
The City of Williams, along with Coconino County and the U.S. Forest Service, has invested significant time and money into mitigating the potential wildfires on Bill Williams Mountain and the subsequent flooding caused by this event. A 2018 Northern Arizona Alliance Bank Economic Policy Institute study stated, “Post-wildfire flooding models show that moderate monsoon rainfall […]
COMMENT PERIOD BEGINS | Proposed Leaking Underground Storage Tank Case Cleanup for Thriftway Plateau #117 in Show Low
On April 17, 2023, a public comment period will begin for the proposed cleanup of Leaky Underground Storage Tank (UST) Case No. 2499.01-.05 at Thriftway Plateau #117 in Show Low, Arizona. His comment period is until May 17, 2023. Announcement information of Pursuant to Arizona Administrative Code R18-12-264.01, A corrective action plan (CAP) dated February […]
Community turns out for USFS meeting on proposed mining | Williams-Grand Canyon News
WILLIAMS, Arizona — On March 29, many community members flocked to the Williams High School cafeteria to ask questions to the U.S. Forest Service and express concerns about proposed mining activity at Bill Williams Mountain. Emotions were heightened by some residents who expressed their deep ties to the mountains and the potential environmental and cultural […]
