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Washington County Board of Supervisors Discuss Bids For Orchard Hill Renovation Project - Vimarsana News

Washington County Board of Supervisors Discuss Bids For Orchard Hill Renovation Project

Washington County Board of Supervisors Discuss Bids For Orchard Hill Renovation Project

New digs for old dogs: Animal shelter to move to new facility this month - Vimarsana News

New digs for old dogs: Animal shelter to move to new facility this month

Scores of dogs and cats will soon abandon weathered and worn-out kennels at a dilapidated downtown Kingman facility to transition to more comfortable confinement at Mohave County's brand-new animal shelter

Ground-broken on Living Word expansion | The Daily Reporter - Vimarsana News

Ground-broken on Living Word expansion | The Daily Reporter

Sunday morning, outside Living Word Outreach, the church leadership, members of the 150-person congregation and representatives from general contractor Woodruff Construction gathered for the long-awaited, much-anticipated ground breaking. The $1.7 million project will transform the current 11,600-square-foot building, with the addition of 5,060 square feet to the south side of the building.

All in Mentoring holds first annual AIM for FUN fundraiser - Vimarsana News

All in Mentoring holds first annual AIM for FUN fundraiser

On Jan. 27, over 190 people gathered for All in Mentoring’s (AIM) first annual fundraising event — AIM for FUN: A Night of Laughter. Thanks to event attendees, sponsors and

Hawkeye Community College seeking bids on courtyard upgrades - Vimarsana News

Hawkeye Community College seeking bids on courtyard upgrades

The estimated cost of the project, intended to make the college's interior courtyard a more inviting space, is $4.7 million including architect fees and contingencies.