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Prescott’s Carlisto Family Acquires Raskin’s Jewelers

January 27, 2023 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Jim Carlisto and James Carlisto Jr., a father and son team, have acquired Raskin’s Jewelers, a third-generation family-owned, local jewelry company established in 1946. Jim Carlisto, Sr., a Prescott-area resident, looked at several business opportunities. In his search, he learned the Raskin’s … [Read more...] about Prescott’s Carlisto Family Acquires Raskin’s Jewelers

Filed Under: Business, Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Greg Raskin, James Carlisto, Jim Carlisto, Raskin’s Jewelers, Renee Raskin

Yavapai College Announces Changes in Master Plan, Tuition, Partnerships

January 1, 2023 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Over the past two months, Yavapai College leadership has approved a Campus Master Plan, increases in tuition and fees, and partnerships with several other community colleges, Northern Arizona University and the Arizona Commerce Authority. The Campus Master Plan (CMP) serves as a roadmap to help … [Read more...] about Yavapai College Announces Changes in Master Plan, Tuition, Partnerships

Filed Under: Business, Education, Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Luis Cruz Rivera, The Campus Master Plan, Yavapai College, Yavapai College Campus Master Plan

Going Local with Thrift Shop at Barnabus Farms

January 1, 2023 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Edward Albus mixes a thrift shop, appliance store and mechanic shop with ministry and food. Going Local thrift plus appliance and mechanic shop, located on Highway 89 in Chino Valley, is operated through Albus Enterprises, which Albus owns and operates along with his son, David. The back two … [Read more...] about Going Local with Thrift Shop at Barnabus Farms

Filed Under: Business, Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Albus Enterprises, Edward Albus, Going Local, Going Local thrift plus appliance and mechanic shop

Reducing Taxes, Protecting Airport Land, Expanding Open Space in the New Year

December 31, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Happy New Year! I sincerely hope that your holidays were blessed with the warmth of this wonderful season. It was great to see Arizona’s Christmas City in full swing, with all of our favorite events and a few new ones. Prescott City Council looks ahead to 2023, which will no doubt be an important … [Read more...] about Reducing Taxes, Protecting Airport Land, Expanding Open Space in the New Year

Filed Under: Columnists, Tourism Tagged With: Arizona's Christmas City, Brandon Montoya, Cathey Rusing, new year, Phil Goode, Reducing Taxes

Overgrown Property Becomes Productive Goat Farm

December 31, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

The age-old problem of eradicating deep-rooted weeds can be a real challenge, and finding solutions aren’t readily discovered via a Google search. When Goat Milk, Etc. owner Nancy Sheffert faced the plight of stubborn weeds on her Cornville property, a neighbor’s uncanny suggestion led to a … [Read more...] about Overgrown Property Becomes Productive Goat Farm

Filed Under: Business, Education, Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Goat Milk, Goat Milk Etc., Nancy Sheffert

Arizona Nordic Village Announces Best Opening of the Season in Decades

December 30, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

All 45 miles of trails are groomed and open for cross- country skiing at Arizona Nordic Village. Longtime skiers are calling this the best season opening in more than 20 years. “Everybody is stoked!” said General Manager Theo Callan. “December snowstorms have kept the ski area blanketed. And cold … [Read more...] about Arizona Nordic Village Announces Best Opening of the Season in Decades

Filed Under: Education, Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Annie Jehle, Arizona Nordic Village, cabins, cross-country skiing, Flagstaff Nordic Center, snowshoeing rentals, yurts

Discovering the Hidden Royal Treatment on Princess Cruises

December 30, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

At 11 a.m. on a winter morning in sunny Southern California, journalists from New York City, Los Angeles and Flagstaff converged to review Princess Cruises’ 360 Experience. The cruise line had launched the exclusive culinary adventure only weeks before in November. Secret menus have become a … [Read more...] about Discovering the Hidden Royal Treatment on Princess Cruises

Filed Under: Business, Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Amalfi Coast, Barcelona, Discovery Princess, Enchanted Princess, Food Wine and Travel Writers Association, Princess Cruises, Provence, Santorini

Tapping into Intuition, Recognizing Miracles

December 28, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Have you ever thanked your “lucky stars” for something going your way, or thought, “What a coincidence!” when an expert showed up with the information or equipment you needed at that moment? Perhaps you simply have remarked, “That was a miracle!” I like to think of these instances as actual … [Read more...] about Tapping into Intuition, Recognizing Miracles

Filed Under: Business, Education, Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Bonnie Stevens, intuition, Kiersten Hathcock, Little Voices, Little Voices: How Kids in Spirit Helped a Reluctant Medium Escape and Heal from Abuse, medium, Miracles

Volunteering, Learning, Celebrating Opportunities at Prescott Food Forest

December 27, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

"A very fun, educational experience!” That’s the exact quote of a happy Trinity Christian School student who just got done volunteering in the greenhouse at B Organic Farm in Chino Valley recently. In fact, in two days, there were 40 Trinity 9th graders learning, experiencing and helping tend to the … [Read more...] about Volunteering, Learning, Celebrating Opportunities at Prescott Food Forest

Filed Under: Columnists, Education, Tourism Tagged With: B Organic Farm, Gardens of Destiny, John Murphy, Prescott Food Forest

Former City Hall to Become Site for Proposed Prescott Common

December 1, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

The winning bid of $2.5 million submitted by Stroh Architecture won that firm the right to buy the land and submit a redevelopment plan that proposes a five-story building with a restaurant, hotel and apartment space. The project currently is called Prescott Common. The firm was selected … [Read more...] about Former City Hall to Become Site for Proposed Prescott Common

Filed Under: Business, Education, Elections, Local News, Tourism

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