Do you ever hear yourself starting sentences with, “If only,” or “When I,” or “After I?” They sound like this: “If only I had a doctoral degree, I could get the job I really want,” or “After I make my first million, I can travel to exotic lands,” or “When I lose five pounds, I’ll reward myself with … [Read more...] about Five Pounds to Perfect
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Big Sting Expecting Big Crowds
Country Western singer Cory Marks says, “Drive, get out of this town for a little while,” and Vicki Burton says, “Make your destination Watson Lake for the Big Sting Country Music Festival Weekend Campout.” The Big Sting is being hosted by the Shadows Foundation, now in its 11th year as a … [Read more...] about Big Sting Expecting Big Crowds
Straight to the Table
The Prescott Chamber of Commerce Farm to Table Experience is being presented and organized by the Prescott Chamber of Commerce, with Dignity Health as the main sponsor. Mortimer Farms, the host organization, speculates that this, the fifth year for the event, will be the largest and most successful … [Read more...] about Straight to the Table
Saying ‘I Do’ to Micro-Weddings
Event planners are busier than ever and, not surprisingly, smaller weddings have taken the lead, especially in Northern Arizona. “We’ve had a lot of micro-weddings of 50 people or less since March this year,” said Prescott-based Luella House Weddings and soon-to-open historic Willow Creek Inn … [Read more...] about Saying ‘I Do’ to Micro-Weddings
Soldier’s Best Friend
Soldier’s Best Friend (SBF) is an Arizona program designed to give service members improved well-being and quality of life through relationships with service animals. The group behind the program is dedicated to bringing about positive change for veterans diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress … [Read more...] about Soldier’s Best Friend
Prescott Valley Dedicates Historical Obelisk
Prescott Valley now boasts a unique 18-and-a-half foot tall obelisk that symbolically illustrates the centuries-old history of the area. Called The Jenkins’ Obelisk after the man and family who funded it, the new landmark was formally dedicated Friday, Aug. 28. The site is near the corner of … [Read more...] about Prescott Valley Dedicates Historical Obelisk
Monsoon Mess
Hail, rain and wind storms have wreaked havoc on parts of the Quad Cities area, causing damage to homes and vehicles. The clean-up has given some businesses welcomed work, while overwhelming others. Rhett Wagner, sales manager for Lamb Auto, which includes Lamb Chevrolet and Lamb Nissan, said … [Read more...] about Monsoon Mess
Improving Regionwide Health Helps Create Vibrant Communities
Health First Foundation Northern Arizona is dedicated to raising funds and distributing them to advance community health and well-being throughout the region. The foundation evaluates health needs in our communities and brings together donors and community collaborators to support initiatives that … [Read more...] about Improving Regionwide Health Helps Create Vibrant Communities
Governor Ducey Takes Action To Protect Arizonans From Vaccine Mandates
Governor Doug Ducey today issued an Executive Order strengthening enforcement against vaccine mandates and ensuring those employed by a local government can use earned sick leave due to COVID-19 exposure. "We encourage all Arizonans to get the vaccine — it's safe, effective and free," said Governor … [Read more...] about Governor Ducey Takes Action To Protect Arizonans From Vaccine Mandates
Hopi Artist Uses Art to Heal Other Veterans
Prescott artist and U.S. Army Veteran Filmer “Fil” Kewanyama draws on the ceremonies and symbolism of his Hopi heritage to portray the ancient spiritualism guiding his people. “The majority of my work depicts and chronicles the Hopi way of life,” Kewanyama said. “What I feel and know is very … [Read more...] about Hopi Artist Uses Art to Heal Other Veterans
