Like many children who brought home injured and homeless animals, Dr. Jennifer Redmon grew up to be a veterinarian. “I guess I had more of a connection with animals than with people,” she said. “I know that veterinary medicine is all about talking to people, but when it comes down to it, [it] is … [Read more...] about Veterinarian Jennifer Redmon Smiles About Doggy Dentistry
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Barry Golden Goes Stir Crazy with Local Wood
It was a huge leap of faith when Barry and Natalie Golden decided to move to Prescott. Barry, a college professor, was working in Washington state and was unhappy. “I was teaching at a school up there and hated the environment I was in,” he said. “I quit my job and we decided to come back to … [Read more...] about Barry Golden Goes Stir Crazy with Local Wood
Ron Barrett: The Man Behind the Man vs. Horse
It all started more than 30 years ago because of a bet between a city councilman and a police officer. Gheral Brownlow, the owner of the Holiday Shop in Whisky Row, who was also a city councilman, bet police officer Steve Rafters that a man could beat a horse in a 50-mile foot race. Brownlow … [Read more...] about Ron Barrett: The Man Behind the Man vs. Horse
Quad Cities Business News reached out to Ray Sola, owner of Prescott's Man at Leisure. Sola says he loves working in retail because it connects him to the community in a meaningful way. The store owner also appreciates the downtown business community who works together to support the health of the … [Read more...] about
Quad Cities Business News reached out to Jean Lutz, who does a lot of work in the community on behalf of veterans and the homeless in our region. Lutz answered five of our questions, and she encourages other residents to consider ‘upcycling’ as a means of supporting others. 1) What is the … [Read more...] about
Quad Cities Business News reached out to Nanci Bosick, a woman with a varied career, geared at uplifting and empowering others. As a fitness instructor and teacher of self-defense, Bosick is involved with many different groups throughout the region. 1) Describe your career. I work as a … [Read more...] about
Jo Ann Johnson
Quad Cities Business News reached out to Jo Ann Johnson, a volunteer for Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Johnson’s diverse life experiences include being a state employee, theater, being a radio producer, promotions, a lot of community involvement and being an entrepreneur. 1) … [Read more...] about Jo Ann Johnson
Quad Cities Business News approached Tracy Sauer, with the Yavapai Superior Court, to be our featured Spotlight. Sauer is a program manager for CASA, which stands for Court Appointed Special Advocates. She works closely with a group of community volunteers who spend time advocating for the … [Read more...] about
When Kathryn and Damon Sage looked for an ideal place to open their practice, they chose Prescott. The search criteria for this husband and wife team included a beautiful environment with abundant outdoor activities, and a good community to start and raise a family. “Having … [Read more...] about
Quad Cities Business News reached out to a variety of people to discuss healthy life choices for the upcoming New Year. The link to the article is at the bottom of this page. Dr. Cheryl Hamilton provided numerous insights, many, which can help individuals, increase the quality of … [Read more...] about
