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Prescott Seniors and Teachers Honored

May 27, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Eight seniors graduating from Prescott High School have been honored by the Prescott Unified School District Education Foundation (PUSDF) as “Rising Stars.” PUSDF Executive Director Paul Kirchgraber said the eight students were selected because they had overcome obstacles and met challenges that … [Read more...] about Prescott Seniors and Teachers Honored

Filed Under: Education, Local News Tagged With: Prescott High School, Prescott Unified School District Education Foundation

Arizona Military Dog Trainer Continues Tradition

May 27, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Animals have played a significant role in military campaigns for thousands of years. Horses and dogs, in particular, have marched across continents with their masters and handlers as support and, at times, as fellow warriors. Ancient authors such as Pliny the Elder have written about a number of … [Read more...] about Arizona Military Dog Trainer Continues Tradition

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Josh Reid, Rebecca West

Western Heritage Center Plans May Celebrations

May 12, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

In the three years it has been open free to the public on famed Whiskey Row in Prescott, the Western Heritage Center (WHC) has become one of the more popular destinations for visitors in downtown Prescott. Founder-owner and president of the WHC, Dennis Gallagher, is inviting anyone who wants to … [Read more...] about Western Heritage Center Plans May Celebrations

Filed Under: Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Mayor Phil Goode, Western Heritage Center, Whiskey Row in Prescott

Sinema Highlights Historic Infrastructure Investments for Yavapai County

May 11, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Arizona senior Senator Kyrsten Sinema hosted a roundtable with local leaders from across Yavapai County to discuss the region’s infrastructure funding priorities – including wildfire mitigation, water security, and transportation expansion – as she works to implement historic investments from her … [Read more...] about Sinema Highlights Historic Infrastructure Investments for Yavapai County

Filed Under: Business, Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Senator Kyrsten Sinema, Yavapai County

Blazin’ M Ranch Builds on Entertainment

April 30, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Several hundred people, including a lot of youngsters, attended the soft opening of the recently completed “Be Wild Family Fun Park” addition at the popular Blazin’ M Ranch Wild West dinner theater in Cottonwood. Owners Ryan and Leila Glass purchased the property more than a year ago from … [Read more...] about Blazin’ M Ranch Builds on Entertainment

Filed Under: Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Be Wild Family Fun Park, Blazin’ M Ranch, Blazin’ M Ranch Wild West, Leila Glass, Ryan Glass, Town of Cottonwood

Big Bottling in Camp Verde

April 30, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Now that Verde Valley has been designated an American Viticulture Area (AVA), the Town of Camp Verde has racked up another achievement: Bottling more than 150 different wines, more than any other Arizona municipality. Town of Camp Verde Economic Development Specialist Crisi Clark has validated … [Read more...] about Big Bottling in Camp Verde

Filed Under: Business, Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Alcantara Vineyards and Winery, American Viticulture Area, Caduceus Cellars, camp verde, Camp Verde Economic Development, Camp Verde Historical Society, Camp Verde Wineries, Clear Creek Vineyard and Winery, Crisi Clark, Four Eight Wineworks, Merkin Vineyards, Puscifer: Queen B labels, Salt Mine Wine, Steve Ayers, Verde River

Fitness Business Bouncing Back

April 28, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

As the fitness industry rebounds from the throes of the pandemic, local gym owners face their challenges with a sense of humor and positive attitude. Jonathan Shearer is the owner of Anytime Fitness, the first independently owned gym in the franchise, which he opened in Prescott Valley in 2003. … [Read more...] about Fitness Business Bouncing Back

Filed Under: Business, Local News Tagged With: Anytime Fitness Prescott, CrossFit Prescott, Fitness Business, Mayor Kell Palguta

APS Meeting Challenges, Encouraging Energy Conservation

April 28, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

As utilities face severe weather, the reduction of coal-fired power plants, increasing costs of oil and gas, aging power grids, wildfires, threats of cybersecurity interference and concern that hydro turbines at Lake Powell and Lake Mead may not being able to produce enough power for clients in the … [Read more...] about APS Meeting Challenges, Encouraging Energy Conservation

Filed Under: Business, Local News, Tourism Tagged With: APS, Central Arizona Power and Light Company, Energy Conservation, Lake Mead, Lake Powell, Mackenzie Rodgers

Southwest Oasis Labrador Rescue Serves as a Hub of Hope

April 26, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Anyone involved with animal rescues knows that networking is absolutely crucial to getting the animals what they need, where and when they need it. These networks, like many-spoked wheels, need a central hub to keep them connected and spinning in harmony. Southwest Oasis Labrador Rescue (SOLR) is … [Read more...] about Southwest Oasis Labrador Rescue Serves as a Hub of Hope

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Bonnie Craig, Pinal County Animal Control, Southwest Oasis Labrador Rescue, Susan Krase

Forest Thinning Continues to Be a High Priority

April 26, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

With Arizona forests already heavily engaged in wildfire season, forest thinning is high on the agenda at the Forest Service. A USFS report released last year states that 40% to 50% of these high priority areas’ acres need to be strategically treated to reduce 80% of the exposure to wildfire risk. … [Read more...] about Forest Thinning Continues to Be a High Priority

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Forest Thinning

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