June 11. 6:00p.m. Sage's Wellness Center, 1101 E. Gurley St. Space is limited for this event so contact the Prescott Valley Chamber for more information. Class Description: Functional disease is what they call it when all of the labs and tests come out normal but the patient continues to suffer from major symptoms. Examples of functional disease include irritable bowel syndrome, interstitial cystitis and chronic fatigue. Dr. Kathryn Sage treats functional disease by not focusing on the … [Read more...] about PV Healthy Happy Hour
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Trendy, Upscale Home Decor
Prescott True Value is a unique hardware store in the realm of hardware stores, specifically the Kitchen Shoppe and Outdoor Living departments. Very few hardware stores have a kitchen and gift area the size of Prescott True Value’s. The Kitchen Shoppe evolved from the small kitchen section in the original location (where New Frontiers is currently located) to more than 3,600 square feet filled with everything for your kitchen plus trendy, one-of-a-kind gifts and more. Eons ago (20 years … [Read more...] about Trendy, Upscale Home Decor
The Trend of Non-GMO Farming
With laboratory-created genetically modified organisms (GMOs) now a significant part of our food supply, health risks associated with consuming them are coming to light, raising concerns among consumers and resulting in the passage of GMO-related laws across the country. But perhaps a more promising trend is that food-related businesses large and small are responding to those concerns and taking a harder look at their use of GMOs. General Mills recently announced that its original Cheerios … [Read more...] about The Trend of Non-GMO Farming
Forum on GMO’s
A public symposium discussing the health risks of genetically modified foods will be held Saturday, March 1, 1 -5:30 p.m. at Yavapai College Library Community Room, 1100 E. Sheldon St. in Prescott. GMO-Free Prescott and Yavapai College Community Education are presenting the symposium. To register for the symposium, call 928-717-7755. The cost is $15. Dr. Lorrin Pang, a genetic expert and medical researcher from Hawaii, will deliver the keynote … [Read more...] about Forum on GMO’s
Economic Growth Linked to Higher Education
Economic success and positive community growth are irrevocably linked to a quality higher education system. That was the common theme for keynote speakers and most of the 50 or so participants at the late-November forum sponsored by Arizona Town Hall in cooperation with Embry Riddle Aeronautical University-Prescott. Tara Jackson, president of the Phoenix-based ATH and organizer for the forum, praised the innovative efforts of Quad Cities’ institutions in attempting to expand higher … [Read more...] about Economic Growth Linked to Higher Education
Building Community Through Athletics
When Lisa Campos was hired as NAU’s vice president for Intercollegiate Athletics, the goal was clear: elevate NAU Athletics. Since her arrival in the summer of 2012, NAU Athletics has begun its revitalization. Under Dr. Campos' leadership, NAU won the Big Sky President’s Cup, an award presented to the most academically and athletically successful athletic program in the conference. During the 2012-13 academic year, NAU secured four conference championships, while earning five Conference Coach … [Read more...] about Building Community Through Athletics