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Pregnant Cayer receives two and a half years for drug charge

A pregnant Bullhead City woman drew a prison sentence in her drug case last Friday, despite her attorney’s request for a chance at probation. Defense lawyer Scott Ruffner said his client Tracey Cayer, 43, is 16 weeks pregnant and deserves a chance to deliver her baby while out of custody. Ruffner told Mohave County Superior Court Judge Derek Carlisle that he can always send Cayer to prison if she violated terms of probation. And Ruffner said drugs found in a Mirada Drive apartment in November, 2017 belonged to her boyfriend at the time, Chase Salveson, 48. “The codefendant was the…

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Carter faces decades in prison as trial begins

Attorneys conducted a tedious two-hour long evidentiary hearing Wednesday morning before taking less than five minutes making opening statements in a trial in which a Mohave Valley man faces multiple decades in prison if convicted of various drug and weapons offenses. Prosecutor Jaimye Ashley zipped through her presentation telling Mohave County Superior Court jurors they’ll have no trouble finding Joseph Carter, 42, guilty of all counts. She said officers seized an assortment of drugs and weapons when they executed a September, 2017 search warrant at the defendant’s home at 555 King Way in Mohave Valley.  Ashley said more than ten ounces…

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Kingman Republican Women meets May 14

The next monthly general meeting of the Kingman Republican Women will be held May 14 at the Dam Bar Steakhouse, 1960 E. Andy Devine Ave., Kingman. The guest speakers will be Mohave County Sheriff, Doug Schuster and Ashley Dillon, KRW 2nd VP and a member of Chicks on the Right. Also, the club is collecting non-perishable food items for donation to Kingman Food Bank as well as old newspapers for needed bedding at the local animal shelters. An invitation is extended to all interested Kingman residents who would like to learn more about issues affecting the community. Bring a friend, make…

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Bicycle Safety Rodeo being held May 11

Gear up for the 24th Annual Carrie Edgmon Bicycle Safety Rodeo! The event will be held on Saturday, May 11 in the south Wal-Mart parking lot, 2840 Hwy 95, from 9 a.m. – 12 noon. The event is sponsored by the Bullhead City Police and Fire Departments, Wal-Mart and Western Arizona Regional Medical Center (WARMC). Children are encouraged to bring their own bicycles to receive free bicycle registration, inspection and tune-ups performed by the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). Bicycle parts for the tune ups are provided by the Morning Kiwanis Club.  Children then put their safety skills and knowledge to the…

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Ramos scolded, sentenced to five years

Mohave County Superior Court Judge Rick Lambert scolded a Bullhead City man for beating the mother of their child while injuring the four-month-old boy in the process last fall. Lambert, during a recent sentencing hearing in Kingman, told 47-year-old Jonah Ramos his criminal history is replete with violent behavior. “I don’t know what you’re so angry about, but you’re obviously a very angry man,” Lambert said. He imposed a five year prison sentence and encouraged Ramos to sort through and resolve his anger issues while behind bars. Ramos pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and child abuse by domestic violence involving…

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MCC Board of Governors selects next college president

The Mohave Community College Board of Governors has chosen Dr. Stacy Klippenstein to be the next president of the college. “I am honored to be part of this commitment and will work tirelessly to uphold the mission, vision, and values of this great institution,” said Dr. Klippenstein, who currently serves as the President of Miles Community College in Miles City, Montana. Prior to becoming President of Miles Community College in January 2014, he served as Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs at Montana State University in Billings, and was Director of University Housing and New Student Programs at Central Washington University. He started his career in higher…

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