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Manker to undergo mental health evaluation

A severely disabled Mohave Valley man pleaded guilty July 3 in the shooting death of his girlfriend of eight years. There is no dispute that 29-year-old James Manker killed 56-year-old Tina Stimmell, but Manker told the Court that he had difficulty pleading guilty to second degree murder for what he believes was a mercy killing. “So much of me wants to plead not guilty because I don’t feel like it was murder. It was assisted suicide,” said Manker, who maintains Stimmell was suffering from stage 4 kidney failure. “I put her out of her misery as I see it. I…

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The SBDC is hosting a free webinar

The Small Business Development Center of Mohave Community College is hosting a free webinar via Zoom Wednesday, July 31 from 12 to 1 p.m. The webinar is “Access to Capital – Getting Started,” presented by Lisa Card, SBDC Director. Applying for a small business loan can be confusing and sometimes intimidating. In this class they will answer the most common questions about borrowing money for a start up or existing business. Understanding what needs to be ready to apply for a loan and how long the process can take is very important to a business timeline. Please register by visiting…

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New “Service Request” launch on city website

KINGMAN, Ariz. – The City launched a new online service request tool, July 8. This tool can be used on desktop computers, tablets and smart phones, and offers an easy-to-navigate design to submit service requests here: https://www.cityofkingman.gov/government/service-request This form is not for reporting crimes, incidents, or medical emergencies currently in progress. If you witness a crime or medical emergency in progress please call 911. The system includes a ticket system with unique online user accounts. Once submitted, requests are assigned to the specific departments listed, who will be handling the request. The City of Kingman is currently launching Phase 1 of…

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Couple acknowledged for volunteer work

Ron and Karin Stephen are a dedicated couple who recently were acknowledged for volunteering as Court Appointment Special Advocates (CASA’s) in Mohave County for 18 years! They are a team who has given endless hours and time in helping children who have experienced abuse or neglect.  Congratulations Ron and Karin for being CASA Volunteers and making a life changing difference for foster children. 

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Citizens asked for comments regarding Court Commissioner position

Citizens have a one week window to provide comment regarding the two attorneys who are selected finalists for the new full time Mohave County Court Commissioner position. Superior Court administrator Kip Anderson announced Monday that the job contenders are local attorneys Megan McCoy and Ryan Esplin. Esplin heads up the Civil Division of the county attorney’s office while McCoy has prosecuted criminal cases for the office for nearly 13 years. The Mohave County Committee on Special Judicial Officer Appointments has recommended that Presiding Judge Charles Gurtler hire McCoy or Esplin. Judge Gurtler will be taking written comments regarding his appointment…

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