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Arizona Supreme Court allows do-over in deportation case
A defendant who got bad legal advice in a criminal case that resulted in his deportation is entitled to a do-over in that case, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled.
Zoning map request in Prescott Valley would allow for 183-space manufactured home park
Brad Fain faced a room of about 150 Villages at Lynx Creek residents who were there to ask questions about a project that may or may not come to fruition at the corner of Fain Road and Highway 69.
Environmental groups try to derail oil and gas exploration plan
Environmental groups are trying to halt a plan by the Bureau of Land Management to lease out more than 4,000 acres of land near the Petrified Forest National Park for oil and gas exploration.
- Hike the Grand Canyon, raise funds to benefit Launch Pad Teen Center
- Off-track betting issue still murky: Arizona Downs official hopes for ‘even playing field’
- Phoenix track now says it won’t challenge law, but signal provider unmoved
- YMCA proposed for Prescott Valley; and good news about water, sewer rates
- Catch 22 — Day 18: Woman sought on theft, forgery, more charges
Happenings & Events see more>
Prescott Farmers Market Saturday, July 20
Pick up some fresh local food, check out the vendors and meet your local farmers and ranchers at the farmers market.
Prescott Antique Auto Club Cruise Night Thursday, July 18
The Prescott Antique Auto Club (PAAC) Cruise-in' is on July 18 on the corner of Sheldon and Montezuma streets in Prescott.
Frontier Arizona Experience at Fort Whipple July 20
The Fort Whipple Museum serves as a reminder of the wild, wild west and as a chronicler of days past to modern medical facility.
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Sports see more>
Prescott All-Stars unravel in tourney-ending loss to Litchfield Park
A great season has come to close for the Prescott Major’s All-Stars as the team falters down the stretch in a 7-3 defeat to Litchfield Park during a loser’s bracket game on Wednesday, eliminating the from the state tournament.
Prescott Valley shows resiliency, beats Mohave Valley in state tourney
“Adversity” might as well just be the Prescott Valley 11U All-Stars’ middle name.
Embry-Riddle Volleyball reinforces talented squad for upcoming season
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University women’s volleyball, the defending California Pacific Conference regular season and tournament champion, is not only bringing back a majority of their impact student-athletes, but have also brought in four heavy hitters to increase their tremendous depth.
- A long wait, but finally a Tour win for sprint prodigy Ewan
- Rookie Young outpitches Lynn as Diamondbacks top Rangers 9-2
- Prescott All-Stars down Lake Havasu to move on in state tournament
- Suns re-sign forward Kelly Oubre Jr.
- Local Sports in Brief: Prescott Area Tennis Association to host Junior Tournament on Aug. 17
Odd & Interesting see more>
Tick removed from Kentucky man’s eye
A Kentucky man who went to the doctor with an irritated eye got the unsavory news that it contained a tick.
Nebraska woman arrested, fined for climbing Mount Rushmore
A Nebraska woman has been fined $1,000 for climbing the Mount Rushmore National Memorial in South Dakota.
California officers reunite 250-pound tortoise with owners
A 250-pound tortoise that wandered away from its home has been rescued after California Highway Patrol officers found it on the side of a road.
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Opinions see more>
Manieri: The customer isn’t always right and doesn’t really matter
“The customer is always right.”
Editorial cartoon (2): July 18, 2019
Editorial cartoon (2): July 18, 2019
Editorial cartoon (1): July 18, 2019
Editorial cartoon (1): July 18, 2019
Reader Poll:
What do you think about state utility regulators' decision not to roll back Arizona Public Service's rates, in the wake of customer complaints?
- I disagree; if customers did not get to pick their plan and are facing steep increases, it is unfair.
- I agree with the Corporation Commission. APS explained the changes and gave everyone ample time to pick their plan.
- I don't like any of this / I do not care.
277 total votes
See past polls
Reader Poll:
What do you think about state utility regulators' decision not to roll back Arizona Public Service's rates, in the wake of customer complaints?
- I disagree; if customers did not get to pick their plan and are facing steep increases, it is unfair.
- I agree with the Corporation Commission. APS explained the changes and gave everyone ample time to pick their plan.
- I don't like any of this / I do not care.
277 total votes
See past polls
Kudos see more>
Native artists show wares at Prescott Indian Art Market
Using a photo as a resource, Diné Navajo artist Jerilynn Yazzie painted a portrait of her grandmother smoking mountain tobacco and doing a prayer in Yazzie’s home, blowing the smoke to the south.
Film airing on PBS recalls Bisbee's dark deportation history
The darkest, most violent chapter in the history of Bisbee was an open secret for decades in the funky old Arizona copper town 7 miles (11 kilometers) north of the U.S.-Mexico border.
Native Southwest artists show at Prescott Indian Art Market
Native American artists from the entire Southwest are coming to Prescott this weekend for Sharlot Hall Museum’s 22nd annual Prescott Indian Art Market.
Features see more>
Moore: Recent experiences in nature
This past Saturday, Gayla and I hiked segment four of the Prescott Circle Trail, from White Spar Road to Copper Basin Road.
Dear Annie: Needing a new relationship foundation
Dear Annie: My husband constantly lies by omission of details of what he has done.
Cooking with Diane: Summer Green Bean Salad
My garden veggies are growing in leaps and bounds, so I decided to find a recipe to use some of them.
- All about Pets: Hot weather games can ease boredom, stimulate brains in animals
- To Your Good Health: Does diet affect a woman’s chance of post-partum depression?
- Dear Annie: Boiling like a tea kettle
- Around the Bluhmin’ Town: You never know when you’ll take ‘The Call’
- Dear Annie: Wanting a walking partner
Life see more>
2 Humboldt school district employees receive VIP award
Two Humboldt Unified School District classified employees received accolades and the VIP of the Month award at the HUSD Governing Board meeting July 9.
Birth announcements: Week of July 14, 2019
Birth announcements: Week of July 14, 2019
Hailey York earns first place at national dance contest, advances to World Dance Championships
Hailey York, 16, took first place in the National Dance Championships.
Obituaries see more>
Obituary: Dr. Roland Deloy (RD) Mower
It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Dr. Roland Deloy (RD) Mower on July 8, 2019, at the age of 90, after living a very full and rewarding life.
Obituary: Joyce M. Teat
Joyce M. Teat, 86, passed away peacefully at home in Prescott Valley, Arizona, on July 10, 2019.
Obituary: Douglas Earl Buck
Douglas Earl Buck of Prescott, Arizona, passed away May 13, 2019, in Henderson, Nevada.
National & International see more>
Nuclear industry push for reduced oversight gaining traction
Fewer mock commando raids to test nuclear power plants' defenses against terrorist attacks. Fewer, smaller government inspections for plant safety issues. Less notice to the public and to state governors when problems arise.
House blocks maverick Democrat's Trump impeachment effort
The House easily killed a maverick Democrat's effort Wednesday to impeach President Donald Trump for his recent racial insults against lawmakers of color, in a vote that provided an early snapshot of just how divided Democrats are over trying to oust him in the shadow of the 2020 elections.
Data shows flood of opioids across US, many of them generics
The maker of OxyContin has been cast as the chief villain in the nation's opioid crisis. But newly released government figures suggest Purdue Pharma had plenty of help in flooding the U.S. with billions of pills even as overdose deaths were accelerating.
