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2 May 2026
Kingman County News
Outpost Owner Talks Water Issues With County
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BOB MORRIS, Managing Editor, M3 Publishing
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Apr 9, 2026
Roger Powell, who owns The Outpost Restaurant by Cheney Lake, visited with the Kingman County commissioners about a notice he received from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment about the water system he utilizes for...
County Switches to Digital Payment Platform
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BOB MORRIS, Managing Editor, M3 Publishing
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Apr 7, 2026
The Kingman County commissioners Monday approved switching to a new digital platform for handling transactions in the county offices. County Treasurer Jamie Smith had previously visited with the commissioners about PayIt, which would allow customers more...
County OKs Solar Regulations on Split Vote
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BOB MORRIS, Managing Editor, M3 Publishing
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Apr 7, 2026
The Kingman County commissioners approved solar farm regulations on a split vote, 2-1, amid a disagreement over how setbacks should be defined. The difference came over the setback from non-participating properties, which stated that it would...
Library Adds Young Reader Storytime Options
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Apr 2, 2026
By Samantha Vitale, Special to M3 Publishing The local library continues to create opportunities for young readers through its ongoing storytime programs, both in the building and throughout the community. In a close-knit town like Kingman,...
Kingman City Commission Minutes 3-18-26
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Apr 2, 2026
Attendance: Present: Mayor Winsor, Vice Mayor Kaufman, Commissioners Wollen, and Arensdorf were present. Commissioner McFarland was late. City Staff consisted of Interim Manager Deardoff, Deputy Clerk Waltner, Attorney Graffman, Chief Lux, Director Kari Goldston, and Inspector...
Knoell Officially Named New City Manager
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BOB MORRIS, Managing Editor, M3 Publishing
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Mar 31, 2026
Daniel Knoell will be the new Kingman city manager, effective May 4. The Kingman city commission voted to offer a contract to Daniel Knoell to be the new Kingman city manager during Thursday’s city commission meeting....
City Updated on Plans to Repaint Tank
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BOB MORRIS, Managing Editor, M3 Publishing
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Mar 30, 2026
Kingman Vice Mayor Travis Kaufman updated the city commission Thursday night about where things stand with the possibility of repainting the tank by the Kingman Armory. Kaufman noted that Les Wing, who visited with the city...
City OKs Starting SPARK Grant Process
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BOB MORRIS, Managing Editor, M3 Publishing
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Mar 30, 2026
The Kingman city commission Thursday approved moving forward with the process to apply for a Strengthening People and Revitalizing Kansas (SPARK) grant through the state. James Ging, chief operating officer for the Kansas Power Pool, and...
City OKs Agreements for Highway Work
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BOB MORRIS, Managing Editor, M3 Publishing
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Mar 30, 2026
The Kingman city commission Thursday approved two agreements with the Kansas Department of Transportation for different projects along U.S. Highway 54/400. The first agreement approved was for a new traffic light system at the intersection of...
City Sets Hearing for Memory Lane RHID
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BOB MORRIS, Managing Editor, M3 Publishing
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Mar 27, 2026
The Kingman city commission Thursday approved moving forward with the process to establish a reinvestment housing incentive district (RHID) for the Memory Lane development, with a public hearing set for May 14. Kingman Economic Development Director...
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