Peach Springs News

"New Moon," the sequel to the immensely popular "Twilight" vampire romance film, debuts in theaters this Friday, with one of the movie's stars set to make a special appearance in Kingman just days after the film's release.

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.

MOHAVE COUNTY, AZ a ' Deputies from the Mohave County Sheriffa TMs Office responded to the scene of a crash involving a tour bus and an SUV in the Grand Canyon area on Monday.

Authorities say a jail inmate in northwestern Arizona has pleaded guilty to assaulting a federal corrections officer, who needed two surgeries to repair his injuries.

" 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.

A man who is both a resident of Peach Springs in northwestern Arizona and a member of the Gila River Indian tribe has drawn a 16 year federal prison term for killing a man with a wood-splitting maul.

A 76-year-old Peach Springs man faces felony charges after he allegedly pulled over a woman Sunday for speeding in northwestern Arizona.

A 76-year-old Peach Springs man faces felony charges after he allegedly pulled over a woman Sunday for speeding in northwestern Arizona.

Kiowa Gordon, an actor from Peach Springs, Arizona talks about his role as one of the werewolves in "New Moon."

The Fort Collins office of Stantec recently was awarded the Grand Canyon West Water System project to provide engineering design services for 30 miles of water pipeline.

On June 22, sheriff's deputies responded to a burglary report on Dead Cow Way in Juniper Woods.

In the past week, there have been several attacks on U.S. soldiers as the deadline for withdrawal draws nearer.

American Legion Post No. 6 members Mike Schafer, left, and Dan F. Tillman prepare to show people at the Elks Flag Day ceremony at the Bob Stump Veterans Affairs Medical Center Sunday the 13 folds involved in folding the U.S. flag.

Posted by Ron in Attractions , Route 66 Associations , Signs , Towns . trackback The Kingman Daily Miner has a story about the resurrection of the Kingman Route 66 Association.

A new juvenile detention center for members of northern Arizona's Hualapai tribe will end a long-standing practice of sending wards to a juvenile jail in New Mexico.

Jonathan Bennie Yazzie, Jr., 20, of Peach Springs, Ariz. and a member of the Gila River Indian Community, pleaded guilty on Thursday, April 30, to Second-Degree Murder for killing a 47-year-old member of the Hualapai Indian Tribe.