
An Arizona veteran who started a string of Prescott businesses after his military service ended told lawmakers Wednesday that reducing barriers and streamlining federal loan applications are essential to helping other vets become business owners.

The Holiday Inn Express, located just south of Highway 69 in Prescott, has been awarded the highest honor possible from The InterContinental Hotels Group.

Springboard Hospitality, an award-winning hospitality management company based in Encino, California, has added the historic Hotel S. Michael on Montezuma St. in Prescott to its portfolio.

C&C Cyclery celebrated its grand opening Friday, May 5, with a ribbon cutting May 5.

Christian Brothers Automotive is coming to Prescott. The facility is under construction on Lee Boulevard adjacent to the Trader Joe’s shopping plaza.

The Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for its annual Community Excellence Awards.

Bed Bath and Beyond, which operates a store in Prescott, has announced that, with its filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy April 23, it began store-closing sales April 26.

Local owners of the new Human Bean location in Prescott Valley, Ali and Paul Wofford, look forward to providing above-par products and exceptional customer service — all with a signature chocolate-covered espresso bean on top, beginning May 31.

The Event Space held its grand opening with an event Saturday night in the former Sean Gote´ Gallery building at 702 W. Gurley St., Prescott.

As part of the fourth annual Moonshot Pioneer Pitch Tour, 17 local quad-city area businesses competed for cash and prizes on Thursday, March 30.

Jay’s Bird Barn, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2023, has moved to a new, larger location at 1230 Willow Creek Road where Jay’s Bird Barn and Arizona Field Optics are now unified under a new name: The Lookout.

The Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce recognized its members with an awards ceremony Friday, March 31, at the Prescott Centennial Center.

Van Gogh’s Ear Gallery, 156B S. Montezuma St., is celebrating its 20th year in downtown Prescott.

As an issue that has dominated headlines for over 18 months now, the threat (and reality) of rising interest rates, including mortgage rates, to assist in bringing down the rate of inflation (the rate at which prices rise year over year), may now be on the decline ... possibly for the near term.

The Mobile Health Doc, based at 140 N. Granite St., Prescott, combines the days of old-fashioned house calls with modern technology and convenience.
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