Governor Doug Ducey today welcomed a new manufacturing company to Arizona by traveling to Prescott for the grand opening of its new headquarters after relocating from California. CP Technologies is expected to create more than 200 jobs over the next two years and have additional economic impacts … [Read more...] about Governor Attends CP Technologies Grand Opening In Prescott
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Survey to Evaluate Broadband Capabilities for Rural Populations
A direct consequence of the shutdowns and isolation resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic has been “front and center awareness of the criticality of broadband and its significance in issues such as emergency management, education, health care and work access – and many others,” according to Teri … [Read more...] about Survey to Evaluate Broadband Capabilities for Rural Populations
Equestrians Ride to Help Dying, Hurting, Abandoned Animals
With a river running through it, interposed with high ridges and ravines, Healing River Ranch is home to unwanted, senior and/or debilitated animals. Built on a vision from Animal Guardian Network Founder and President Carrie Singer, Healing River Ranch houses about 100 domestic animals and … [Read more...] about Equestrians Ride to Help Dying, Hurting, Abandoned Animals
Prescott Rodeo Expected to Fill the Stands
Rodeo officials are planning for capacity crowds at all eight rodeo events this year. New General Manager Jim Dewey Brown says he believes rodeo-goers from all over the country will be ready for some excitement at the World’s Oldest Rodeo, scheduled for Monday, June 28, through Sunday, July … [Read more...] about Prescott Rodeo Expected to Fill the Stands
Sinema-Backed Bill Supports Safer Water Systems for Tribal Communities in Arizona
Arizona senior Senator Kyrsten Sinema cosponsored the bipartisan Indian Health Service Sanitation Facilities Construction Enhancement Act—legislation increasing funding for the Indian Health Service Sanitation Facilities Construction Program to construct and improve multiple critical water and … [Read more...] about Sinema-Backed Bill Supports Safer Water Systems for Tribal Communities in Arizona
Injured Burro, Aging Bull Find Sanctuary
Milagro, or Miracle, as he now is known, was rescued by volunteers after being struck in the head and shoulder by a vehicle and bleeding profusely from his ears. Animal Guardian Network (AGN) founder Carrie Singer jumped into action and rushed the Lake Pleasant-based burro to a veterinary … [Read more...] about Injured Burro, Aging Bull Find Sanctuary
Wildfire Season has Volunteers Ready to Evacuate Large Animals
Dry, warm, windy conditions make May and June Northern Arizona’s prime season for wildfire. As cities and forests call for fire restrictions and wildland firefighters are on high alert, Carol Fontana and members of the Equine Emergency Evacuation of Yavapai County (EEE) are vigilantly strengthening … [Read more...] about Wildfire Season has Volunteers Ready to Evacuate Large Animals
Plans Underway for Destination Health Village
Northern Arizona Healthcare has a $750 million vision for how health care can best be delivered in a unique healing environment, anchored by a state-of-the-art hospital and ambulatory center amidst the ponderosa pines. The proposed Health and Wellness Village is to include businesses and services … [Read more...] about Plans Underway for Destination Health Village
Prescott Area Artist Studio Tour Returns In-Person October 1-3
After a temporary hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Prescott Area Artist Studio Tour is excited to return with an in-person event held from Friday, October 1 through Sunday, October 3, 2021, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Featuring over 100 artists throughout the Prescott/Quad-City area, the … [Read more...] about Prescott Area Artist Studio Tour Returns In-Person October 1-3
The Last Large Parcel of Private Land in Northern Arizona Goes into Escrow
One of the largest privately owned parcels of land in the cool pines of Northern Arizona is currently in escrow and scheduled to close this year. Located in Williams, just 30 minutes from Flagstaff in Coconino County, the 500 acres are owned by Valley entrepreneur Max Biegert, who spent 85 … [Read more...] about The Last Large Parcel of Private Land in Northern Arizona Goes into Escrow
