Governor Jan Brewer today announced the State of Arizona will continue funding Grand Canyon National Park in light of the continued federal government shutdown. “Grand Canyon’s importance to Arizona’s tourism industry and overall economy cannot be ignored,” said Governor Brewer. “While … [Read more...] about Governor Vowing to Keep Canyon Open
Helping Our Region’s Elderly
Organizers of Prescott Meals on Wheels are announcing the largest initiative the group has had yet. The Arizona Tax Donation Campaign is underway in the Quad Cities, with big news for 2013. It doesn’t matter whether filers itemize or not, file individually or jointly, the Arizona Charitable Tax … [Read more...] about Helping Our Region’s Elderly
Gosar on Reopening Government
The House of Representatives passed 14 bills with bipartisan support over the last 10 days to fund critical functions of the government, many of which are a matter of life and death. Yet, Senate Majority Leader Reid and President Obama still refuse to take up most of these funding bills. Below is a … [Read more...] about Gosar on Reopening Government
New Snow — 50 Days to Skiing
Fresh snow in the high county has outdoor enthusiasts pulling out their snow gear in anticipation of what Arizona Snowbowl expects to be its best season yet. As a reminder that the ski season is only 50 days away on the San Francisco Peaks, the ski resort received three to five inches of new snow … [Read more...] about New Snow — 50 Days to Skiing
Grand Canyon Open Despite Shutdown
The National Park Service today announced that it has entered into an agreement with the State of Arizona that will allow Grand Canyon National Park to re-open and temporarily operate during the government shutdown. Due to the lack of appropriations from Congress, … [Read more...] about Grand Canyon Open Despite Shutdown
Social Media – Mandatory In Today’s Business World?
Let’s put this question into perspective. Approximately 22 percent of online users are spending their time on social media platforms. The Internet has transformed the way we connect, therefore opening a door for the rapid growth of online marketing opportunities. As humans, we are empowered by the … [Read more...] about Social Media – Mandatory In Today’s Business World?
Business is Booming in the Quad Cities
A visit to Frontier Village on Highway 69 provides a stark comparison to the region’s shopping scene a couple of years ago. A new McDonald’s, a 3,000-square-foot Starbucks, the new 20,000-square-foot Planet Fitness facility and the much-welcomed Picture Show Entertainment provide a sign of the … [Read more...] about Business is Booming in the Quad Cities
Ken Bennett in Yarnell
Secretary of State Ken Bennett is among the officials expected to attend the Town Hall Meeting in Yarnell Oct. 9th. Yavapai County Supervisor Rowle Simmons has invited all Yarnell and Peeples Valley residents to a Town Hall Meeting Wednesday from 5 p.m.-7 p.m. at the Yarnell Community Presbyterian … [Read more...] about Ken Bennett in Yarnell
Phx Sympony in Prescott
Oct. 27th, 3:00p.m. 228 N. Alarcon St. (928) 776-4255. More information at yavapaisymphony.org … [Read more...] about Phx Sympony in Prescott
Shaping Region’s Economic Future
Some groups that think purposeful business attraction will create a stronger Quad Cities area are working together on GPREP, or the Greater Prescott Regional Economic Partnership. The nascent effort has been slow to gain a foothold, but the group has plans to stimulate the local economy by … [Read more...] about Shaping Region’s Economic Future
