Marketing itself as “Prescott’s premier luxury apartment community,” Winfield at the Ranch is nearing competition. Pre-leasing is to begin this month, with new residents expected to begin moving in around March 1. Luxury may be the germane term for the apartments, for they are being built on … [Read more...] about Winfield at the Ranch Preparing for Residents
Business
Final Days of Sears at Prescott Gateway Mall
The countdown to closing the doors one last time is underway at the Gateway Mall Sears. Officials from the management company, Transformco, in Chicago, selected the Prescott store as one of 51 Sears stores and 45 Kmart stores to be shut down after the first of the year. It is anticipated that … [Read more...] about Final Days of Sears at Prescott Gateway Mall
Nurse Follows Healing Path to Ancient Energy Medicine
Tara Tech’s passion to heal others came with a devastating punch to the gut as a teenager when her best friend developed cancer. The two girls were just 16 years old. Watching her friend suffer made such an impact that Tech became a nurse. “I wanted to help Lisa heal, ease her pain and … [Read more...] about Nurse Follows Healing Path to Ancient Energy Medicine
Technology Alliance Developing
With visions of economically beneficial alliances to foster opportunities for existing businesses to compete in global markets, two organizations are cooperating to create a powerful interrelationship that will stimulate unprecedented economic development. The two are the Northern Arizona … [Read more...] about Technology Alliance Developing
Harnessing the Superpower of Visibility
Leading up to the annual Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii, the town is truly overrun by triathletes. These swimmers, cyclists and runners do not need to don a t-shirt or tattoo that says they are elite athletes – although some of them do. Everything about them already shouts, “I’m a … [Read more...] about Harnessing the Superpower of Visibility
Prescott Junction has New Owner
The historic Prescott Junction Restaurant, one of the first businesses motorists encounter as they approach the downtown area, has a new owner as of mid-November. Jim Cabral, who owns and operates five other eateries and catering services in the Quad Cities, bought the restaurant from Don and … [Read more...] about Prescott Junction has New Owner
Program Recruiting Senior Companions
Civic Service Institute at Northern Arizona University, which connects volunteers to service opportunities throughout the state, is looking to pair local residents aged 55 and older with seniors who could benefit from their friendship, company and help. Volunteers in the Senior Companion Program … [Read more...] about Program Recruiting Senior Companions
Village of Oak Creek Attorney is Praised for Volunteer Efforts
Village of Oak Creek attorney Elizabeth McFarland is devoted to her community. Her volunteer efforts include serving on the Northern Arizona Healthcare Board of Directors and the Arizona Community Foundation of Sedona Board of Advisors. During the 19th Annual Spirit of Sedona awards luncheon on … [Read more...] about Village of Oak Creek Attorney is Praised for Volunteer Efforts
Stovall Selected as Vice President for NAZ Suns
For 33-year-old Ashley Stovall, being named vice president of business operations of a professional basketball team is an honor and a challenge. The California native’s history with professional sports goes back about 10 years, when Stovall first arrived in Prescott Valley from her prior home in … [Read more...] about Stovall Selected as Vice President for NAZ Suns
Sports Doctor Keeping NAZ Suns in the Game
Most people’s first introduction to Bradley D. Williams, M.D., is due to medical reasons. Williams is a well-known orthopedic surgeon whose medical and academic training and subsequent experience have enabled him to regularly perform challenging joint replacement, arthroscopic shoulder and knee … [Read more...] about Sports Doctor Keeping NAZ Suns in the Game