Area residents who prefer apartments in the north-central area of Prescott now have that opportunity. Willow Creek Apartments, a 160-unit complex on a five-acre development located at 3137 Willow Creek Road, is accepting renters for studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and carriage house … [Read more...] about Willow Creek Apartments Ready for Occupancy
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Wally Covington Leaves NAU and Legacy of Vigorous, Healthy Forests
At 6 feet, 4 inches tall, Wally Covington has a commanding presence in the halls of Congress as well as in the forest, and he is completely comfortable in both. A giant in the world of forest health, Covington’s influence can be seen where old growth ponderosa pine trees thrive in clumps, where … [Read more...] about Wally Covington Leaves NAU and Legacy of Vigorous, Healthy Forests
Bringing Your 2020 Vision into Focus
Many of us consider the stroke of midnight into the New Year to be some sort of magical reset button that comes with snow flurries and a kiss. I happen to be one of them. However, turning that magical moment into everyday life usually takes a little more than fairy dust, like a bold decision, … [Read more...] about Bringing Your 2020 Vision into Focus
Shonto Brownie Sets Example for Giving Back
Kylee Henry is nine years old. Already, she has a deep appreciation for state and national parks, tribal lands and other sacred places. She hopes future generations will be able to enjoy them and learn about history. “I want to help people protect and preserve the land,” she said. On a warm … [Read more...] about Shonto Brownie Sets Example for Giving Back
Restoring Coral Reefs
A third of a mile off the west coast of Hawaii in Makaiwa Bay, bright white-violet pops of color almost glow from the seafloor some 30 feet below the surface in comfortably warm water. Although pleasant and beautiful to humans, neither the ocean temperature in October nor the color of the coral is a … [Read more...] about Restoring Coral Reefs
Granite Creek Park Rejuvenation Moving Forward
Improved public safety and security, better lighting, attractive recreational enhancements, environmental protection, better signage and more and better access points to enter and exit – these are among recommended improvements to the downtown Granite Creek Corridor. City representatives and … [Read more...] about Granite Creek Park Rejuvenation Moving Forward
New SANA Hospital Fills Community Medical Needs
Saying everyone in the community will benefit from the opening of a state-of-the art hospital, Prescott Mayor Greg Mengarelli welcomed executives, administrators, healthcare professionals, elected officials, staff personnel and residents at the grand opening of SANA Behavioral Hospital during … [Read more...] about New SANA Hospital Fills Community Medical Needs
Tapping Ancient Wisdom for Energy Healing
If you visualize the human body as an energy field, it is easy to imagine it receiving stress from everywhere, including what we eat or drink, watch through various media formats and feel from different environments. Experts say the body craves solutions that shake off negative, stagnant, … [Read more...] about Tapping Ancient Wisdom for Energy Healing
Symposium Discusses Sustainable Economic Development
Strategies that work in building economic growth, businesses and jobs in the greater Phoenix area and Tucson do not always transfer to rural and non-metropolitan communities like Flagstaff, Cottonwood, Camp Verde, Payson and Prescott. That is what participants from 14 communities and five … [Read more...] about Symposium Discusses Sustainable Economic Development
Local Author Delivers Tale of Biker Drama
Writer, author and journalist NGBush has just released his newest book, “Spanner’s Chronicle,” which is considered biker pulp fiction-action romantic fantasy. A long-time Prescottonian and native Arizonan, graduate of Yavapai college and Northern Arizona University, Bush was an investigative and … [Read more...] about Local Author Delivers Tale of Biker Drama