Business

The Daily Courier is spotlighting winners from the 2019 Readers’ Choice Awards.

So, you have yet to file your personal income taxes for 2019 and you’re feeling some pressure.

Prescott Valley Florist on Feb. 22 officially relocated its business to Allan’s Flowers in Prescott, where it will continue operating for its customers.

The Chino Valley Area Chamber of Commerce continues to rework its new website after the old one was in desperate need of being updated, said Executive Director Lorette Brashear.

Jason Dykstra doesn’t seem like much of a gambler, but when he rolled the dice in 2016, he hit the jackpot.

Construction for the new, larger Prescott Costco gas station is well under way on top of the hill where the U-Like Chinese Buffet once stood at 201 N. Walker Road.

The Elks Theatre and Performing Arts Center blossomed in “the desire to support the performing arts in the Quad Cities and provide a place providing space for practice, rehearsal and training of the performing arts.

I am pleased to offer this first column to the readers of The Daily Courier, we are grateful for the opportunity to give an update on what is happening with the Prescott Chamber of Commerce!

Prescott Boot and Shoe, 120 E. Sheldon St. in the Depot Marketplace, closed its doors for good on Friday, Feb. 14, ownership announced on Facebook.

Arizona Public Service (APS) is offering a Wednesday, Feb. 26, “Going Green & Going Smart” seminar for small business owners on ways to save energy and money, and become more sustainable/energy efficient, according to a news release.

We are excited to start the New Year off with a new partnership with Prescott News Network and this new column from the Prescott Valley Chamber.

Every year the job fairs in our area start off here in Chino Valley.

When Yavapai College’s Rodney Jenkins and staff met with and asked several county stakeholders within the past year to give them three things that they would like for the college to help them improve, the common themes were transportation, housing and the workforce.

The Prescott and Prescott Valley Walmarts have changed their store hours indefinitely as of Feb. 1, opening at 6 a.m. and closing at 1 a.m. every day, Walmart Director of Communications Tiffany Wilson stated via email.

We are excited to start the New Year off with a new partnership with Prescott News Network and this new column from the Prescott Valley Chamber.

Haley Construction Company has been building and beautifying the Prescott area for the past 65 years, and it has done so thanks to a tight-knit family and a small group of trusted colleagues.

On Jan. 25, Montezuma Tavern, a Western-themed bar, opened for business at 214 S. Montezuma St. in downtown Prescott, replacing the former Rickety Cricket.

Prescott Area Habitat for Humanity, 1230 Willow Creek Road, not only helps people who can’t qualify for a standard loan get into a home that they can eventually own, it gives them dignity and respect.

Over the past two weeks, some Courier readers have been wondering what’s happening with the former Jack in the Box fast-food restaurant at 415 E. Gurley St. in Prescott.

The Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce, 7120 Pav Way, Suite 102, recently gained 900 square feet of office and boardroom space when it expanded into the back end of its current location.

Sweat Infrared Sauna Studio will celebrate its grand opening Saturday, Jan. 25. The closure of Burger King leaves the area with one location apiece in Prescott and Prescott Valley.

The former Sam’s Club warehouse on the southeast side of the Prescott Valley Crossroads Center, 5757 E. Highway 69, has become a hot property because of its prime location on the busy thoroughfare.

Blue Note Guitars opened in mid-December at Gateway Mall, 3250 Gateway Blvd., Suite 262, in Prescott, and you might be blown away by all of the different types of instruments the shop sells.

Did you know that Arizona was ranked sixth among states most bothered by robocalls in 2019?

The Chino Valley Area Chamber of Commerce was founded Dec. 24, 1985.