Tiny microchips, brains for almost everything you own – smartphones, computers, electric toothbrushes, refrigerators, automobiles – are the lifeblood of our society. And they are currently in high demand because of a global shortage. Chances are you think most of those chips come from foreign … [Read more...] about Prescott Silicon Wafer Plant Keeping World Connected
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Taking the Next Brave Step
For more than two years, Alexandra Wolf, a popular Flagstaff hairdresser, had been wondering why her left leg hurt so much. On June 19, 2019, at age 33, she found out: She was diagnosed with a cancer called leiomyosarcoma. “Sarcomas are extremely rare cancers, making up less than 1% of cancer … [Read more...] about Taking the Next Brave Step
Businesses, Individuals Honored for Workforce Efforts
Two businesses and four individuals from Yavapai County have been recognized for exceptional efforts in workforce and economic development by the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors. The county collaborates with ARIZONA@WORK, a statewide workforce development network, as well as the Northern … [Read more...] about Businesses, Individuals Honored for Workforce Efforts
Quad Cities Businesses Experiencing Growth
Whether they are vineyards, restaurants or specialty shops, locally owned businesses are reporting relief as the world starts to feel more normal. Granite Creek Vineyards Granite Creek Vineyards in Chino Valley is grateful for its strong base of local customer support that was built up before … [Read more...] about Quad Cities Businesses Experiencing Growth
Center for the Future Makes its Home in Downtown Prescott
What was formerly a City of Prescott annex building behind City Hall is now home to the Center for the Future, a hub for innovation, incubation, business attraction, growth and retention of cutting-edge technology firms. It became official at noon, Friday, July 13, when CFF President and Director … [Read more...] about Center for the Future Makes its Home in Downtown Prescott
Disinfecting in Hopes of Reopening the Navajo Nation
As medical experts and scientists battle COVID-19 and its variants, some consider the newest battle to be coronavirus fatigue: a disinterest in wearing masks, social distancing, sanitizing and practicing other public safety measures following the many months of staying at home and avoiding public … [Read more...] about Disinfecting in Hopes of Reopening the Navajo Nation
Revved Up for Adventure
With a thrust in the popularity of powersports during the pandemic and optimism about the continuation of record recreational vehicle sales, GO AZ Motorcycles has opened shop in Prescott Valley after purchasing Star Island Motorsports, bringing their total to six stores in Arizona. “I think … [Read more...] about Revved Up for Adventure
For the Love of Fiber
The names are colorful and exotic: Filatura di Crosa, Mountain Colors and Queensland Collection for yarns; Clover, Hiya Hiya and Karbonz for knitting needles and crochet hooks; Ashford, LeClerc and Schacht for weaving looms and spinning wheels; and Frabjous Fibers, Sweet Georgia and Louet for … [Read more...] about For the Love of Fiber
Governor Ducey Cuts Taxes For Arizona Small Businesses
Governor Doug Ducey today signed legislation that further reduces and streamlines taxes while protecting small businesses from the threat of a 77 percent tax increase.“This tax cut will keep Arizona competitive for small businesses already operating here and new businesses flocking here every day,” … [Read more...] about Governor Ducey Cuts Taxes For Arizona Small Businesses
Celebrating July Fourth in Patriotic Prescott
Summer events during 2020 were put on hiatus, and the COVID-19 pandemic made the usually bustling city of Prescott quiet while residents and visitors attempted to slow the spread and minimized participation in special events. It has brought a smile to many faces over the last few months to see … [Read more...] about Celebrating July Fourth in Patriotic Prescott
