A Chino Valley woman had to undergo a series of rabies shots after battling a sick fox that bit her twice.
Nov. 6, 2004
Within 12 years, teachers in the Prescott Unified School District looked to start out making more than $36,000 per year - almost $12,000 more than they start out making now.
Nov. 6, 1999
Yavapai Regional Medical Center still was several years away from starting construction on an in-patient hospital in Prescott Valley and surrounding communities.
Nov. 6, 1984
The majority of Prescott City Council members made a final appeal to voters for approval of the $8.275 million bond issue, and one councilman criticized "last-minute" objections to the project.
Nov. 6, 1959
"A call went out today for Prescott Armory reservists to assist in the search for Eddie Gonzales tomorrow."
Nov. 6, 1934
"Fully 50 percent of the qualified voters in the four Prescott precincts and in the Whipple and Miller Valley precincts had exercised their franchise in today's general election by 1 p.m., with every expectation that the vote in this area would approximate 75 or 80 per cent."
Nov. 6, 1909
"What is believed to be a veritable El Dorado in placer gold deposits is the strip of ground located in and around Arizona City on Big Bug Creek."
