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Arizona’s Hiring Woes May Be Here to Stay

October 1, 2021 By quadcities Leave a Comment

As the national worker shortage is mirrored in Arizona, many employers are wondering how they can attract good people. Charn McAllister, a management professor at Northern Arizona University’s Franke College of Business, says the pandemic delivered a one-two punch. “The losses suffered by most … [Read more...] about Arizona’s Hiring Woes May Be Here to Stay

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: Arizona, Arizona recruitment, Arizona workforce, Baby Boomer, Baby Boomer Retirement, Charn McAllister, competitive hiring environment, Daria Orozco, Don't want to work, employee compensation, employee retention, Express Employment Professionals, Flagstaff, Hiring, Human Resources, labor shortage, leadership training, national labor shortage, Northern Arizona University’s Franke College of Business, pandemic, Prescott, recruitment, recruitment and retention, remote work, Retaining employees, staffing, staffing agencies, Theresa Bierer, why employees are leaving, worker shortage

Prescott Valley Dedicates Historical Obelisk

August 26, 2021 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Prescott Valley now boasts a unique 18-and-a-half foot tall obelisk that symbolically illustrates the centuries-old history of the area. Called The Jenkins’ Obelisk after the man and family who funded it, the new landmark was formally dedicated Friday, Aug. 28. The site is near the corner of … [Read more...] about Prescott Valley Dedicates Historical Obelisk

Filed Under: Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Ed Reilly, Landmark, Prescott, Sculptor Ed Reilly, The Jenkins’ Obelisk

School Bells Will be Ringing and Resources are All Around

August 5, 2021 By quadcities Leave a Comment

The 2020-2021 school year presented a great many obstacles for administrators, teachers, students and families. As with most everything we all experienced over the last year, school looked quite different than any other time. But, as is always the case here in our beautiful community, everyone rose … [Read more...] about School Bells Will be Ringing and Resources are All Around

Filed Under: Columnists, Local News Tagged With: COVID-19, delta variant, Greg Mengarelli, Mayor Greg Mengarelli, pandemic, Prescott, Prescott family resources, school, schools in-person, The Family Resource Center

SCORE Helping Businesses Succeed for Decades

August 4, 2021 By quadcities Leave a Comment

I moved to Prescott in 2018 after 41 years in the commercial audiovisual industry in Southern California. We opened and ran a successful manufacturers’ rep company for 33 of those years, serving a five-state region. I had several terrific mentors, but I wish I had known of SCORE in those days. I … [Read more...] about SCORE Helping Businesses Succeed for Decades

Filed Under: Columnists Tagged With: business mentorship, Cottonwood, Flagstaff, Hispanic Business Owners Council, Logan Enright, Prescott, Prescott Valley, SBA, SCORE Northern Arizona, Sedona, SWOT analysis

Restaurants Feeling Relief

May 28, 2021 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Business is improving at restaurants in Prescott, Flagstaff and Sedona as we emerge from the pandemic, which has hit restaurants especially hard. In early May, Arizona Congressman Tom O’Halleran announced that the Small Business Administration’s $28.6 billion Restaurant Revitalization Fund had … [Read more...] about Restaurants Feeling Relief

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: business, Flagstaff, pandemic, Prescott, Restaurant Revitalization Fund, Restaurants, SBA, Sedona, Small Business Administration

Play On: Musicians Singing a Merrier Tune

May 6, 2021 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Musicians who have been upstaged by COVID-19 are thrilled that live entertainment is making a comeback and that the music scene is returning to a more normal situation in Arizona. Chuck Hall, who recently played at Charly’s Pub and Grill in the Weatherford Hotel in Flagstaff and Page Springs … [Read more...] about Play On: Musicians Singing a Merrier Tune

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Charly’s Pub and Grill, Chuck Hall, Cornville, music venues, musicians, Page Springs Vineyards and Cellars, Prescott, Weatherford Hotel in Flagstaff, Windsock Cocktail Lounge

Revamping Economic Development Efforts

August 1, 2020 By quadcities Leave a Comment

The City of Prescott anticipates bringing aboard a new economic development project manager after an interviewing and hiring process tied to its July 29 application deadline. The selected candidate will manage two work streams: attracting, expanding and retaining retail, commercial and industrial … [Read more...] about Revamping Economic Development Efforts

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Economy, ERAU, Prescott

Prescott Ranking High for Well-Being

April 22, 2018 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Prescott residents are so accustomed to earning accolades for their unique lifestyle – there were 16 last year alone – so when it was named fourth in the nation for well-being by a Gallup poll, that made city officials do a double take. “We were surprised by it. It is really quite a wonderful … [Read more...] about Prescott Ranking High for Well-Being

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Feature, Prescott

Electric Airplanes Proposed for Prescott

November 6, 2017 By quadcities 2 Comments

Some of us are just getting used to the idea of electric cars. But electric airplanes? Yes. And possibly manufactured and marketed in Prescott. It might happen if two visionary entrepreneurs from Kadima Zoran, Israel can find support in the greater Prescott area, Arizona and elsewhere. Omer … [Read more...] about Electric Airplanes Proposed for Prescott

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: aviation, Eviation, Feature, Prescott

Banking on Natural Beauty

September 12, 2017 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Surrounded by more than a million acres of National Forest, especially popular among mountain bikers, 16 parks and three lakes for kayaking and canoeing, Prescott has been named the best destination in the state for nature lovers by Expedia Inc. Prescott Downtown Partners Executive Director … [Read more...] about Banking on Natural Beauty

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Feature, Natural Beauty, Prescott

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