With local elections behind us, Chino Valley Town Councilman-elect Eric Granillo has a lot on his mind. The top vote-getter in last month’s general election said he is looking forward to serving local residents, having been born and raised in the … [Read More...] about Recreational Marijuana Set to Change the Business Landscape
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Third COVID-19 Surge Stressing Healthcare Workers, Hospitals
As the number of COVID-19 patients rises in Central and Northern Arizona hospitals, healthcare officials say they are able to manage the situation for now, but that could change quickly. At the time of publication, Yavapai Regional Medical Center West (YRMC) was treating 16 COVID-19 patients, YRMC East was caring for nine and Verde Valley […]
Prescott Regional Airport Named Arizona’s Airport of the Year
Prescott Regional Airport – Ernest A. Love Field (PRC) has been named Arizona’s 2020 Airport of the Year by the Arizona Department of Transportation Aeronautics Group. ADOT-Aeronautics Group Director Don Kriz made the announcement at the Arizona Airports Association’s 2020 Walter Burg Arizona Airports Association Fall Conference in late October. More than 130 people attended […]
Holiday Events Planned with Public Safety Precautions
Decorations are hanging from light poles, adorning windows, and lights are strung around the renowned Courthouse Square in anticipation of Arizona’s Christmas City holiday activities that highlight the season. Prior to moving ahead with planning for the 2020 festivities, representatives from the Prescott Chamber of Commerce (PCofC) and the Prescott Downtown Partnership (PDP) met with […]
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Local Restaurateur Brings Tacos, Tequila to Downtown Prescott
Tacos and tequila are coming to downtown Prescott, all under one roof. La Planchada, the city’s newest taqueria, is set to open sometime this month, with plans to offer patrons fresh, delicious food at a reasonable cost. The cozy downtown restaurant is located at 217 W. Gurley Street. The space was previously occupied by John’s […]
A Home for the Holidays
When then-California resident Jacquie Rerucha first saw “The Stetson Hat House” built in the middle of a two-acre gated lot perched high overlooking uptown Sedona, she fell in love. That was in 2005. It took her 10 years and the sale of a house in California to make that love her own, but when she […]
Making Homes Shine with Maid to Order
Lucy Leyva has always been intent on making her mark. Ironically, the business she owns and operates gets paid for removing any marks. Leyva, a Prescott Valley resident, owns and operates Prescott Maid to Order, a cleaning business that does both residential and commercial cleaning in the Quad Cities area. In 2005, she started the […]
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Longtime Sharlot Hall Museum Director Retiring
After guiding Sharlot Hall Museum since October 2013, Executive Director Fred Veil will be retiring at the end of this month. In his honor, Sharlot … [Read More...] about Longtime Sharlot Hall Museum Director Retiring
Meeting Student, Workforce Needs
Closing in on her second anniversary as Yavapai College (YC) president in February, Lisa Rhine shared the major philosophical shift the college is … [Read More...] about Meeting Student, Workforce Needs
Guarding Against Cybercrime
What’s the fastest-growing crime in the U.S.? I’ll give you a clue. It’s completely invisible and it can overwhelm you in seconds: cybercrime. Here … [Read More...] about Guarding Against Cybercrime
Invest in Yourself: Practice Your Craft, Buy the Dress
A few years ago, I called up a friend I’d known since grade school and asked her if she would go shopping with me. As the mother-of-the-groom, I … [Read More...] about Invest in Yourself: Practice Your Craft, Buy the Dress
Staying Healthy During the Holidays
These are unprecedented times and we probably find ourselves second-guessing ourselves. Should I stay home? How about the relationships I have with … [Read More...] about Staying Healthy During the Holidays
