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5 November 2025
Kingman County News
Panel Discusses Vaping, Youth Addiction
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BOB MORRIS, Managing Editor, M3 Publishing
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Oct 29, 2025
Several individuals last Wednesday presented information to residents about vaping and held a Q&A about the challenges involved with helping youth avoid addiction. Oliver Spencer, a Garden City High School senior and the director of communications...
County Pays for Integris Out of Deeds Budget
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BOB MORRIS, Managing Editor, M3 Publishing
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Oct 29, 2025
The Kingman County commissioners Monday voted to pay a balance of $18,075 due to Integris for IT services for the register of deeds office, to come out of that department’s budget. County Commission Chairwoman Julie Lyon...
City Sets Hearings for Six Different Properties
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BOB MORRIS, Managing Editor, M3 Publishing
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Oct 29, 2025
The Kingman city commission has scheduled hearings for six different properties in the city to determine if the structures are dangerous and unsafe. The properties in question are located at 101 W. Third St., 602 N....
USD 331 Recognized for Success Measures
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Staff
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Oct 29, 2025
USD 331 received recognition from the Kansas Can Star Recognition Program for several measures of student success. The district received a copper star for “academically prepared for postsecondary,” a silver star for graduation and a bronze...
KMHS Investigates Slurs Written on Gym Shoes
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Staff
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Oct 29, 2025
Kingman Middle-High School administrators are investigating a situation in which somebody wrote racial slurs on a student’s gym shoes. Kellee Roberts shared on her Facebook page the information about what happened to her 12-year-old son and...
City Commission Q&A: Tracy Winsor
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Staff
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Oct 22, 2025
Name: Tracy Winsor Occupation: Tax Transformation Manager Number of years/lived in Kingman/Kingman County: 30 years Previous community involvement (elected offices, committees, boards, etc.): Republican 2nd Ward Committeewoman (2022-2024), Pool Task Force Committee, previous Girl Scout volunteer,...
City Commission Q&A: Jim Lord
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Staff
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Oct 22, 2025
Name: Jim Lord Occupation: Night man at Irsik & Doll feed yard, Turon. Number of years lived in Kingman/Kingman County: 40 years Previous community involvement (elected offices, committees, boards, etc.): I was the projectionist at the...
City Commission Q&A: Travis Kaufman
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Staff
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Oct 22, 2025
Name: Travis Kaufman, MBA Occupation: Senior Business Analyst Number of years lived in Kingman/Kingman County: 37 Previous community involvement (elected offices, committees, boards, etc.): Knights of Columbus, Kingman County Carnival What is your budget philosophy as...
City Commission Q&A: Adrian Harrel
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Staff
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Oct 22, 2025
Name: Adrian Harrel Occupation: Business Owner / Renewable Energy Consultant Number of years lived in Kingman/Kingman County: 41 Previous community involvement (elected offices, committees, boards, etc.): Kingman City Commission 2016-Present, Kingman Park Board 2017-Present What is your...
City Commission Q&A: Mark Arensdorf
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Staff
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Oct 22, 2025
Name: Mark Arensdorf Occupation: Retired co-owner of Arensdorf Construction and Arensdorf Cattle Number of years lived in Kingman/Kingman County: I’m a lifetime resident of Kingman Previous community involvement (elected offices, committees, boards, etc.): Served six years...
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