Business

Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona will play host to a Virtual Job Fair from 11 a.m. to noon Wednesday, Sept. 23, providing a prime opportunity to quad-city area residents who have been trying to land a local position during the economic downturn.

Construction of the new Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC) Health Center and multi-level parking garage complex at the West Campus, 1003 Willow Creek Road, has made significant progress in recent weeks.

Prescott jewelry store owner Jim Lamerson has again been recognized as a registered jeweler and certified gemologist appraiser by the American Gem Society — one of only seven in the state of Arizona.

If you’ve been waiting with bated breath for BoSa Donuts to open at the former Jack in the Box restaurant at 415 E. Gurley St., west of Mt. Vernon Avenue, wait no longer.

The U.S. budget deficit hit an all-time high of $3 trillion for the first 11 months of this budget year, the Treasury Department said Friday, Sept. 11.

Does my employer have to say if a coworker has the virus? Employers are generally not required to tell workers when someone in the workplace has tested positive for the coronavirus.

Wall Street closed out its worst week since June with another day of churning trading Friday, Sept. 11, as big technology stocks resumed their suddenly weakened ways.

Goods from the Garden, a catering and events business, 3250 Gateway Blvd., Suite 516, will soon expand its operations at Prescott Gateway Mall, its owners have announced.

Drake Cement has earned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) Energy Star certification, which signifies that the industrial plant performs in the top 25% of similar facilities nationwide for energy efficiency and meets strict energy efficiency performance levels set by the EPA.

Arizona has reached the point where only Gila, Graham and Yuma counties are in the category that now keeps many businesses closed.

Colt Grill BBQ & Spirits, 2970 N. Park Ave, Prescott Valley, on Aug. 13 received approval from the Prescott Valley Town Council and the State of Arizona for a Series 18 liquor license to start a craft-liquor distillery.

Tucked inside a nondescript white warehouse off of Fulton Drive in Prescott Valley, you’ll likely find Kemper Burt, his wife, Peggy, and his adult daughter, Trynn, tending to a set of 10, 7-foot-tall towers in two rows with leafy greens sprouting from their sides.

Cuppers Coffee House operates its primary place at 224 S. Montezuma St., although its owners have recently opened a second location mere blocks away at 129 N. Cortez St.

Is it any wonder Prescott is ranked among the top cities in Arizona for retirees?

Prescott-based Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate BloomTree Realty (BHGRE) this past week merged with Sumner Commercial Group (SCG) to form the largest commercial brokerage firm in the Quad Cities, a BloomTree Realty news release reported.

For the second straight year, Swarovski Optik awarded Jay’s Bird Barn in Prescott with its prestigious Naturalist Dealer of the Year for the Western Region. Jay’s Bird Barn has now received the award for both 2018 and 2019.

Chino Valley Economic Development Project Manager Maggie Tidaback wants quad-city area residents to know that town officials, like she, are working hard to make the municipality a destination place.

Lee Rose Aesthetics, a mini med-spa studio for beauty and wellness, recently opened in the Old Firehouse Plaza at 218 W. Goodwin St. Suite 204 in downtown Prescott.

Stock indexes barely budged on Wall Street Friday, leaving the S&P 500 just shy of its record once again.

Andrew Hartman, a National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) union president from Pennsylvania, stated in a Facebook post this month that some of his local post-office branches had received no mail for delivery on Aug. 1

Every day for nearly the past 17 years, Pat Gregory operated A Dog’s Life, a hot-dog cart stationed in front of the Foxworth-Galbraith Home Improvement Center, 430 N. Sixth St., Prescott.

We are over half-way through the year and things are still nuts! At times we get brief glimpses of hope then just like that it’s gone.

When indoor restaurant seating was reduced to 50% recently because of Arizona’s COVID-19 spike, Skyler Reeves saw the potential at his Rosa’s Pizzeria shrink even further than the restricted seating that was already in effect.

Arizona should add more than 511,000 jobs by the end of 2028 compared with 2018 — assuming no major economic disruptions, people keep moving here and residents get older.

The Landings of Prescott Valley, a new, single-floor senior living community at 3500 N. Windsong Drive, is mostly finished, but managers do not plan to open it until the end of September, executive director Gail Hitt said July 28.