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Today’s Date
11 May 2026
Kingman County News
Frampton Updates County on Horses, EHV1
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Stephanie Jump
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Nov 25, 2025
Kingman County Expo Center Director Mendy Frampton updated the county commissioners on Monday morning about the situation with horses and the EHV1 virus. Frampton said that horse owners cannot vaccinate against this particular virus. Oklahoma State...
Four County Businesses Get Merit Awards
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Staff
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Nov 21, 2025
Several Kingman County businesses were nominated for the 2025 To the Stars: Kansas Business Awards, and received Merit Awards. Senior Life Solutions at Kingman Healthcare Center received a Merit Award, along with Ninnescah LLC, Rogers Crop...
Norwich Elementary Gets Top Honor
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PRESS RELEASE
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Nov 21, 2025
The National ESEA Distinguished Schools Program has recognized Norwich Elementary School for exceptional student achievement in 2025. The school was recognized as Category 2 for closing the achievement gap between student groups. This is the first...
CDBG Grant Received for Building Work
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Staff
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Nov 20, 2025
The Kansas Department of Commerce awarded a $300,000 Community Development Block Grant for restoration work on the former First National Bank building in downtown Kingman. The project is being completed by Scott Mueller, who has worked...
KDOT Honors Two for Years of Service
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Staff
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Nov 20, 2025
Two Kingman residents who work for the Kansas Department of Transportation center have been recognized for their years of service. Highway maintenance worker Justin Moran was honored for 15 years of service and highway maintenance supervisor...
KPD Takes Part in Safe Arrival Campaign
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PRESS RELEASE
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Nov 19, 2025
Thanksgiving is one of the busiest traveling holidays, with that comes an increase in crashes. The Kingman Police Department wants to remind everyone to always buckle up. Kingman Police Department joins law enforcement across the...
Concerns Raised About Solar Regulations
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BOB MORRIS, Managing Editor, M3 Publishing
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Nov 19, 2025
The Kingman County planning commission has yet to finalize regulations regarding the construction of solar farms, but got a lot of feedback from county residents — many from Cunningham and the western part of the county...
County Treasurer Discusses Penny Issues
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BOB MORRIS, Managing Editor, M3 Publishing
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Nov 17, 2025
Kingman County Treasurer Jamie Smith told the Kingman County commissioners Monday that the state department of revenue isn’t making any adjustments to its software with pennies no longer in production. Smith said that pennies are still...
Lyon Talks With City About Housing Ideas
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BOB MORRIS, Managing Editor, M3 Publishing
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Nov 17, 2025
Julie Lyon presented some of her ideas to the Kingman city commission Thursday night about how to get more housing units in Kingman and other counties. Lyon has recently completed work at a 12,000-square foot property...
City to Ask Park Board for Ideas About Pool
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BOB MORRIS, Managing Editor, M3 Publishing
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Nov 17, 2025
The Kingman city commission Thursday opted to let the city’s park board decide the next steps to take with the swimming pool at Riverside Park. Voters were asked whether or not they would support a $2.75...
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