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Back-to-back-to-back: Three big events converge in Kingman this week (opens the original)
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It's going to be a busy week in Kingman, and an even more busy weekend as three of Kingman's most prominent late-summer events converge on the same day. The action starts on Thursday, Sep. 17, with the Mohave County Fair. The PRCA Rodeo shares the fairgrounds on Friday and Saturday, and the 56th Annual Andy Devine Parade will draw crowds to the downtown area on Saturday morning. Our daily supplementary e-edition for subscribers.
Students temper confidence and purpose in the Kingman Fire Academy (opens the original)
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More than a dozen Kingman teens are facing the challenge of working under pressure in simulated fire combat through the Kingman Fire Academy program. As the new school year progresses, the Kingman Fire Academy continues their training for high school students. This is a technical education program offered by the Kingman Fire Department through the Western Arizona Vocational Education Joint Technological Education District (WAVE JTED). Our daily supplementary e-edition for subscribers.
Kingman concert band adds a patriotic spin to its 28th season (opens the original)
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The Kingman Concert Band is gearing up for its 28th year of live music in the Kingman area. As the United States continues to celebrate its 250 birthday, the Kingman Concert Band will conclude each performance this season with its own patriotic encore, with each concert performing a different traditional American song each time. Conductor Julie Gragg came up with the idea. âSince the band does not perform during the summer, I wanted to contribute to America's celebration musically,â said Gra
Last weeks storms caused havoc along Route 66 as emergency crews respond to five incidents (opens the original)
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Monsoons that swept the Kingman area on Friday, Aug. 14 left some travelers in trouble. That kept local emergency crews busy but there were no injuries reported in any of the five incidents reported by Mohave County Search and Rescue. In the first incident, the Sheriffâs Office received a call from a 59 year-old man stuck north of the Kingman Airport along with a 56 year-old female, at about 5 p.m. Our daily supplementary e-edition for subscribers.
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