Sir Speedy in Prescott, Ariz. recently received a Century Club award, placing them in an elite group of Sir Speedy franchises worldwide. The Century Club sales achievement award recognizes 100 of the top franchises in the entire network for outstanding sales achievement in 2019. Sir Speedy in … [Read more...] about Local Business Receives Franchise Sales Achievement Award
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Lowell Observatory Commences a Science-Based COVID-19 Reopening Plan in Alignment with CDC Guidelines
Employing a cautious and scientifically rigorous approach, Lowell Observatory is implementing a COVID-19 reopening plan that is aligned to the gating criteria established by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The phased reopening plan’s alignment with CDC guidelines places staff, … [Read more...] about Lowell Observatory Commences a Science-Based COVID-19 Reopening Plan in Alignment with CDC Guidelines
CP Technologies Making Prescott its North American Headquarters
It is official: Prescott will become the North American headquarters for the multi-million-dollar manufacturing company CP Technologies (CPT). Michael McCormack, president and CEO of CPT, told an invited group of Quad Cities community and business leaders that he and other executives had selected … [Read more...] about CP Technologies Making Prescott its North American Headquarters
Staying Hungry, Laughing Loudly, Being Too Busy to Die
When comedic writer/actor Carl Reiner died at the age of 98 on June 29, I imagine those of us who were raised on his wit couldn’t help but to crack a smile in quiet remembrance and appreciation. Reiner joined American families in their living rooms in the 1960s as the creator of “The Dick Van Dyke … [Read more...] about Staying Hungry, Laughing Loudly, Being Too Busy to Die
Tusayan’s Clarinda Vale Enjoys Her Small Town Beside the Grand Canyon
Living your life in a really small town might seem limiting, unless your town borders the seemingly endless Grand Canyon and your dark skies show off the mind-boggling expanses of the universe. Clarinda Vail was born and raised in Tusayan, the smallest town in Arizona by its population of 560 … [Read more...] about Tusayan’s Clarinda Vale Enjoys Her Small Town Beside the Grand Canyon
Fly-U-Shuttle Reopens for Trips to Sky Harbor, Charter Adventures
After several weeks of being closed as a non-essential service, Fly-U-Shuttle has reopened and is once again transporting passengers to and from Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix. The locally owned and operated shuttle service also is conducting seasonal charter tours to locations such … [Read more...] about Fly-U-Shuttle Reopens for Trips to Sky Harbor, Charter Adventures
Know Yourself: Honor Your Heritage, Embrace Your Environment
Knowledge is power. And knowing yourself, your strengths and weaknesses, is critical when embarking on a career path, climbing a mountain, choosing a friend and needing a go-to answer in an interview process in which that annoying question about your strengths and weaknesses is still asked. What you … [Read more...] about Know Yourself: Honor Your Heritage, Embrace Your Environment
Herbalist Margo Burdek Finds Healing in Plants and Prescott
Arizona captivated folk herbalist and Wise Woman Traditionalist Margo Burdek from the moment she set foot on its welcoming landscape. Finding refuge after a life-threatening illness and a grueling divorce, Burdek self-healed her shattered mind, body and spirit among Prescott friends. She regained … [Read more...] about Herbalist Margo Burdek Finds Healing in Plants and Prescott
WingSpace Adding Members, Introducing New Program
Despite limitations posed by COVID-19 and the subsequent local shutdown of all but essential businesses, Melanie Banayat, founder and owner of WingSpace Coworking in Prescott, says she is gratified by being able to meet the “emotional and bandwidth challenge” of being available on a personal level … [Read more...] about WingSpace Adding Members, Introducing New Program
Raptor Ranch Comes to Bedrock
Having a yabba-dabba-doo time is exactly what Troy and Debbie Morris and Ronald and Angela Brown have in mind for their new but long-awaited acquisition of Bedrock City in Valle, named after “The Flintstones,” the animated cartoon sitcom of the 1960s. Located off State Route 64 and U.S. 180, … [Read more...] about Raptor Ranch Comes to Bedrock