Sharing stories and insights from his latest book, “A Walk in the Park,” New York Times bestselling author and outdoor adventurer Kevin Fedarko captivated the audience at the Grand Canyon Visitor Theater in late April, during an event hosted by the Grand Canyon Conservancy (GCC). “A Walk in The Park” is an authentically personal account […]
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Skincare Entrepreneur Embraces Regional Success, Personal Freedom
On a clear Arizona spring morning, Anita Marcus greets clients at her Sedona office like best friends. Surrounded by sleek, high-tech skin treatment machines, the cheerful blonde radiates confidence, competence and flawless skin, a walking advertisement for her LaserGirl business. “I love making people feel their best,” she said. “I love the magic of what […]
Trailborn Grand Canyon Debuts in Williams, Fusing Western Roots with Futuristic Amenities
Castle Peak Holdings recently added Trailborn Grand Canyon to its collection of hotels and resorts strategically placed in supply-constrained outdoor destination markets. Trailborn, a new hospitality brand, focuses on markets including national park gateway towns, beach towns, wine country and ski resorts. Trailborn Grand Canyon in Williams is the company’s fifth endeavor, joining a portfolio […]
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A Life in Frames: Local Artist Becomes Owner of Iconic Prescott Gallery
During his last semester of high school, Artist Russell Johnson began working at The Frame and I Gallery and Frame Shop in downtown Prescott, a position he held for more than two decades until recently, when he bought the business. “I first hired Russell when he was just 17 years old,” said former owner Ida […]
The Bit Maker of Camp Verde Earns Worldwide Respect
Communication between a horse and its rider can be a challenge, but Flagstaff native Greg Scott has found a way that not only eases that barrier but has charmed clients across the nation. Although horse bits and spurs may not mean much to the average person, to an equestrian, it can make a big difference […]
Clay and Courage: Officer Emerson Ami Finds Peace in Pottery
Working in law enforcement can be stressful, so each officer must find a way to relieve stress. For Emerson Ami creating his Hopi Tewa pottery has long been a stress reliever. Now, the pottery has turned into his passion and side business. Ami served as a Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) law enforcement officer for 25 […]
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Full-Service Jewelry Stores Offer More Than Sparkle
While the allure of glittering display cases and radiant gemstones draws many into a jewelry store, a full-service jewelry shop offers far more than just beautiful accessories. For customers seeking not only quality products but also personalized services, expert care and long-term value, full-service jewelers are a cornerstone of reliability and craftsmanship. From in-store jewelry […]
Using Virtual Reality to Manage Tinnitus
The second most frequent request I receive from patients, after improved hearing, is to make their tinnitus go away. While tinnitus is not dangerous, it can certainly diminish sufferers’ quality of life. Unfortunately, there is no known cure for tinnitus. Instead, the focus is on mitigating the impact on daily life. Studies show that amplification, […]
Getting it Right: Behind the Scenes of Hazard Mitigation
Welcome to “At Home With Tom & Sandy.” We are here to give you the inside scoop and tips on everything A to Z for your home, and we love talking about the construction industry. Settle in, enjoy and have fun reading our column. We sure do enjoy sharing our words with you. Thanks […]
How Mortgage Pre-Approval Provides a Competitive Edge, Helps Homebuyers Shop Smarter
Planning to buy a home in the near future? Maybe you aren’t ready to buy yet, but you’re starting to save for a home and are learning all about the homebuying process – that’s great! You’ll want to make sure you know all about the pre-approval process before beginning your search for the perfect home. […]
Own a Piece of Arizona’s Living History
Prescott Commercial Real Estate has a rare ownership opportunity in a fully developed, walkable historic district in Jerome. Originally built during the height of the town’s copper boom, the UVX Center carries the DNA of the town’s mining legacy. Its rugged façade and industrial bones have been meticulously maintained – or reimagined – depending on […]
