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Tribe calls meeting over canyon Skywalk management
The management of Grand Canyon West and its oversight of the Grand Canyon Skywalk are up for review among members of the Hualapai Tribal Council.
Salem fields solar questions at town hall
Kingman Mayor John Salem attempted to answer questions about the city's proposed sale of effluent water to Hualapai Valley Solar, near Red Lake, during a town hall meeting Wednesday evening.
Zoners terminate Call to the Public
Despite pleas from residents not to, the County Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5-4 Wednesday to remove the Call to the Public from the commission's regular agenda.
Albiasa amendment OK'd by 5-3 vote
Albiasa's one and only chance to get a major amendment to the County General Plan this year was approved 5-3 by the County Planning and Zoning Commission Wednesday.
The Hualapai Mountain Medical Center will open for business at 9 a.m. today, officially making Kingman a two-hospital town.
Museum honors Yavapai elder for language work
" A Yavapai Indian honored by the Heard Museum on Friday for his efforts to preserve his tribe's language and culture said the need to document language was as urgent as ever.
Hualapai Solar plans progressing
Planning for Hualapai Valley Solar, a 340-megawatt solar plant near Red Lake, continues.
Hualapai Mountain Park made its first profit in a decade last year, according to a report from WLB Group.
Public gets say on solar plant tonight
Residents will have another chance to voice their opinions on the proposed Hualapai Valley Solar project.
At feeding time, elk don't need your help
Virginia Gouldsbury and Tyler Richins, both Game and Fish wildlife managers, remove a garbage lid from an elk's neck in the Hualapai Mountains a few years ago.
Days Past: Scouts and trackers in 1800s Yavapai County: Part II
Sharlot Hall Museum/ Courtesy photo Sergeant William Al-che-say, a White Mountain Apache scout under General Crook at Camp Verde, was cited for gallantry and awarded the Medal of Honor in 1875.
City revenue down, but new construction up sharply
The city's official sales tax revenue numbers for fiscal year 2008-2009 are in, and while overall revenues were down from the prior year, Kingman actually experienced a 25-percent increase in the amount of revenue generated by new construction.
Deering decides an adjustment needed on Council
Councilman Kerry Deering performs ultrasound therapy on mechanic Brent Mason Thursday morning in the offices of Deering Therapy Services, 2501 Stockton Hill Road.
P&Z OKs Hualapai Valley Solar plan
After more than three and a half hours of back-and-forth discussions, the Mohave County Planning & Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval for a major plan amendment and a specific area plan for a 340-megawatt water-cooled concentrating solar power plant proposed for the Red Lake area 25 miles north of Kingman.
Mohave County planners OK solar friendly rules
The Mohave County Planning and Zoning Commission has signed off on a new solar power plant north of Kingman.
Northern Ariz. tribes united against uranium mines
The Hualapai Tribe has renewed a ban on uranium mining on its land near the Grand Canyon, joining other American Indian tribes in opposing what they see as a threat to their environment and their culture.
This is a pretty good idea. Joshua Noble, director of tourism at the Kingman Chamber of Commerce, has created dozens of geocaches around the city to help attract visitors, reported the Kingman Daily Miner .
Time runs out on solar plants talk
The two major solar companies proposing to build large solar facilities in Mohave County may have to push back their construction timelines.
Sheriff: Woman arrested for DUI with 6 children in vehicle
Authorities say a woman who ran her vehicle with several small children inside off the road last Friday was arrested for DUI.