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KRMC welcomes cardiologist Amir Farid, MD

Ron Martin6 years ago2 mins

KINGMAN – Kingman Regional Medical Center (KRMC) is pleased to welcome Dr. Amir Farid to practice at Kingman Cardiovascular Associates. As a cardiologist, Dr. Farid evaluates and treats conditions affecting the heart and blood vessels, including atrial fibrillation, coronary artery disease, carotid artery disease, hypertension, heart failure, and valvular heart disease. Dr. Farid earned his doctorate from University of Nevada School of Medicine in Reno, Nevada. He then completed his Internal Medicine residency at UC Davis in Sacramento, California, followed by three additional years of fellowship training in Cardiovascular Medicine at the same institution. Among his other experience, Dr. Farid…

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Fireman takes theft deal

Pam Wanner6 years ago2 years ago2 mins

A firefighter accused of stealing roughly $24,000 from the rural Mohave County fire district that formerly employed him pleaded guilty to theft Wednesday. A fraud charge is dismissed through the agreement entered for Phillip Picard, 32. Terms of the misdemeanor conviction deal protect Picard from prison, unless he violates supervised probation. Mohave County Superior Court Judge Rick Lambert can impose up to a 30-day county jail term at a Nov. 16 sentencing hearing. Discovery of payroll anomalies by Administrative Assistant Karen Jackson at the Dolan Springs-based Lake Mohave Ranchos Fire District (LMRFD) prompted a Mohave County Sheriff’s Office investigation beginning…

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Officers cleared in August Lake Havasu City shooting death

Pam Wanner6 years ago2 years ago2 mins

A Lake Havasu City man fired more than two dozen rifle rounds towards officers and homes before charging out of his residence drawing fatal gunfire from local police. That’s part of the narrative of a Mohave County Attorney’s office letter clearing Sergeant Brian Jacobs and officer Brent Skancke of any wrongdoing in the shooting death of Ronald Chipman, 39. The Bullhead City Police Department conducted an independent investigation of the Aug. 19 incident in the 3300 block of Pocahontas Drive. Deputy Mohave County Attorney James Schoppmann wrote a letter stating that he reviewed the investigation and determined the officers were…

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Officers cleared in August Lake Havasu City shooting death

Ron Martin6 years ago2 years ago2 mins

A Lake Havasu City man fired more than two dozen rifle rounds towards officers and homes before charging out of his residence drawing fatal gunfire from local police. That’s part of the narrative of a Mohave County Attorney’s office letter clearing Sergeant Brian Jacobs and officer Brent Skancke of any wrongdoing in the shooting death of Ronald Chipman, 39. The Bullhead City Police Department conducted an independent investigation of the Aug. 19 incident in the 3300 block of Pocahontas Drive. Deputy Mohave County Attorney James Schoppmann wrote a letter stating that he reviewed the investigation and determined the officers were…

MCC opens in-person student services, enrollment window for spring semester also now open

Ron Martin6 years ago3 mins

MOHAVE COUNTY – For the first time since last March, many Mohave Community College Student Services Division employees came back to campus this week, as the college eased pandemic restrictions on October 19. A total of approximately two dozen employees are now back on the campuses, specifically to assist students and the public with a variety of services. These services include assistance filling out the college application, enrolling in classes, providing financial aid information, and offering assistance with any of the college virtual portals for students. “It’s great to see face-to-face services on all four campuses again because a lot…

KRMC will continue to require masks in all facilities

Pam Wanner6 years ago2 mins

KINGMAN – While the City of Kingman has lifted its mask mandate, Kingman Regional Medical Center (KRMC) announced today that it will continue to require masks in all KRMC facilities. All employees, patients, and visitors must wear a mask in the hospital or in any KRMC medical clinic or business office. KRMC will also continue to screen anyone entering its facilities for COVID-19 symptoms. According to KRMC CEO, Will McConnell, “COVID-19 continues to circulate in our community and it’s vital that we do all we can to protect people in medical settings from infection.” Medical science shows that COVID-19 mainly…

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Year: 2020

KRMC welcomes cardiologist Amir Farid, MD

Fireman takes theft deal

Officers cleared in August Lake Havasu City shooting death

Officers cleared in August Lake Havasu City shooting death

MCC opens in-person student services, enrollment window for spring semester also now open

KRMC will continue to require masks in all facilities

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