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I-40 reopens near Kingman following crash into power lines

Both directions of I-40 near Kingman are now open following a single-car crash into power lines Wednesday around 1:45 p.m., according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. >> For real-time traffic conditions, click here. DPS is investigating the crash and says while no one was injured, power lines across the...

Kingman, AZ · 2d
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Kingman Traffic Delays Expected for Football Escort

Kingman, AZ – The City of Kingman is advising motorists of temporary traffic restrictions beginning at 12:30 p.m. on Friday, November 13. The Kingman Police Department and Kingman Fire Department will escort the Lee Williams High School football team as it heads to the Phoenix area for the second round of the 4A state playoffs.

Kingman, AZ · 23h
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Arc of Mohave County changing to NAVA

After thoughtful planning and reflection, The Arc of Mohave County is proud to announce its transition to a new chapter. Moving forward wewill be known as NAVA — Nurturing Abilities, Vocations and Achievement. This change represents an exciting new chapter in the organization’s continued commitment to supporting individuals with...

Mohave County, AZ · 2d
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5th Annual Route 66 UltraRun

KINGMAN, Ariz. – The 5th Annual Route 66 UltraRun will take place Nov. 13 through 15. Runners will journey through iconic Americana along 140 miles of Historic Route 66 from Seligman to Topock. The race recognizes and celebrates the history of the Mother Road. The event will host a maximum of 100 runners, each supported by a dedicated crew with a race cutoff of 60 hours.

Kingman, AZ · 2d
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4th Annual Kingman Veterans Day Parade

KINGMAN, Ariz. – Join in celebrating the Fourth Annual Kingman Veterans Day Parade on Saturday, Nov. 14 to salute and honor the veterans in the community. This year the parade will celebrate 250 years of military service in honor of the Army, Navy and Marines’ birthday. This marks...

Kingman, AZ · 2d

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Repurposed bank: when coffee takes over, do they send the lattes via pneumatic tube?

For most of the history of the American built environment, banks have been banks, and when one bank vacates a bank building, another bank swoops in to take this highly bankable space. The structures have customarily operated on corners (rather than mid-block), with Classical Revival architectural features etched into limestone, Roman lettering on the pediment, Doric columns, and, in particularly fancy banks, a portico entrance. These ornamentations signified banking so powerfully that other businesses didn’t dare encroach, partly out of fear that their own brand wouldn’t shine through. A repurposed bank building into some new business was unheard of. It also didn’t help that these structures, while undeniably sturdy, likely cost more to maintain: indoor air temperature, securing the valuables within, retaining a general visage of opulence to both the interior and those durable façades. Perhaps most importantly, other businesses rarely claimed the space from a shuttered bank because, generally speaking, banks didn’t shutter. Those Classical allusions to timelessness and permanence weren’t just institutional preening; banks are beloved among main street revitalization organizations because they stick around a long, long time. Even when bank corporations don’t construct their own Greco-Roman edifices, property managers love them because they’re reliable tenants; they’ll give plenty of notice when they’re ready to relocate, and they’ll always pay the rent. A repurposed bank hasn’t just been rare because it was tricky; it was also tricky because it was rare.

Kingman, AZ · 2d

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These 8 Old-School Arizona Train Shops Still Have Vintage Locomotives And Track Lining The Shelves

A full-size Santa Fe 4-8-4 steam locomotive sits in a park just steps from one of the shops on this list. Inside the store, the trains are small enough to fit in your hand. I love that contrast more than I can explain. Arizona still has a handful of brick-and-mortar...

Kingman, AZ · 3d

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Juice It Up! Accelerates Franchise Development With Flexible Footprints and New Expansion Opportunities

Leading Smoothie, Açai Bowl and Raw Juice Chain Steepens Growth Trajectory and Increases Nontraditional Store Count with Recent Openings in California and Arizona. , one of the nation’s leading açai bowl, handcrafted smoothie and raw juice chains for over 30 years, is thoughtfully investing in nontraditional growth opportunities. With a flexible footprint and streamlined operating model that accommodates a range of spaces, the brand is expanding access to its popular menu through travel centers, university campuses, convenience stores, military bases and other high-traffic venues. With many new locations under consideration and others already in development, including a planned location at one of the largest Air Force bases in California, Juice It Up! is leveraging a model designed for compact footprints, efficient preparation and a range of guest occasions.

Arizona · 1d

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A passion turned profession: Hopkins begins new era at Notre Dame Prep

SCOTTSDALE -- Notre Dame Prep has recently announced the hiring of Alicia Hopkins to take over as the head of the girls basketball program. Hopkins, who most recently coached at Kingman High School,

Scottsdale, AZ · 2d

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Lee Williams High School Band heads to State Marching Championship

KINGMAN, Ariz. – The Lee Williams High School Marching Band has qualified for the 2026 Arizona State Marching Band Championship sponsored by the Arizona Band & Orchestra Directors Association. The Pride of the Volunteers Band will perform its field show for the last time of the marching season on Saturday, November 21 at Glendale Community College in Glendale. The top eight bands in Division 4 from across Arizona will vie for the state championship.

Kingman, AZ · 23h