Chino Valley Review

Chino Valley's Christmas Cheer: December to Remember 19 hours, 40 minutes

Town intends to declare special election early next year 19 hours, 45 minutes

Prescott-owned well site could be rehabilitated 19 hours, 48 minutes

Controversial rezoning request denied advancement 19 hours, 50 minutes

Editorial cartoon (CVR 2): Dec. 12, 2018 20 hours, 12 minutes

Editorial cartoon (CVR 1): Dec. 12, 2018 20 hours, 13 minutes

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Chino Valley's Christmas Cheer: December to Remember

The Town of Chino Valley and the Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce had their inaugural December to Remember at Memory Park event Saturday, Dec. 8.

Town intends to declare special election early next year

Ballot would ask voters two questions

The Town of Chino Valley plans to declare a special election early next year, to be held in May, to ask residents two questions.

Prescott-owned well site could be rehabilitated

Work could begin early next year

A Prescott-owned well site could be rehabilitated starting early next year after the Chino Valley Planning & Zoning Commission fowarded a recommendation of approval for a conditional use permit allowing for the rehabilitation at its meeting Tuesday, Dec. 4.

Controversial rezoning request denied advancement

Commissioner: Proposal consistent with general plan but inadvisable

A controversial rezoning request was denied advancement to the Chino Valley Town Council after failing to gain enough votes from the Chino Valley Planning & Zoning Commission.

Editorial cartoon (CVR 2): Dec. 12, 2018

Editorial cartoon (CVR 1): Dec. 12, 2018

CVUSD Student of the Week: Natalie

Natalie is a very special student here at Del Rio. This year she has finished first in her division for both the Elks Soccer Shoot Out and the Elks National Hoop Shoot Free Throw Scholarship Program.

Cooking With Diane: Cranberry Coffee Cake

This sweet and tangy coffee cake will be great for Christmas morning brunch, with a nice cup of hot coffee.

Williams: Your Christmas shopping woes are over!

Just the other day, I visited Arturo’s Mexican Restaurant here in Chino Valley to order a couple of carry-out meals.

Chino Valley in Brief: Holiday wreath-laying to honor veterans

Prescott National Cemetery (PNC) will host Wreaths Across America, a holiday wreath-laying ceremony to honor and remember our nation’s veterans at 10 a.m. Dec. 15 at 500 Highway 85 N., Prescott.

Pet of the week: Faith

Hi, my name is Faith. I am an approximately 4-year-old Husky mix.

Sharlot Hall Museum poised to begin construction for expansion soon

A larger space is needed, says executive director

The Sharlot Hall Museum is poised to begin work on an expansion two years in the making with January 2019 as a target date for the beginning of construction, said Museum Executive Director Fred Veil.

Letter: Transgender question

Recent outrage in conservative media has focused on a nasty custody fight over a 6-year-old Texan called James by his father and Luna by his mother.

Gov. Ducey: Will not seek Senate seat in 2020

PHOENIX — Ending months of speculation, Gov. Doug Ducey said he’s not going to run for the Senate — at least not in 2020.

Editorial: A warning to local fentanyl poison pushers

Last week the Courier ran another front page story reporting the arrests of more alleged local fentan yl drug dealers in our community.

Grant aids Chino Valley archery team, robotics club

It feels a lot better to be on the Chino Valley High School archery team this year compared to last year, team member Naomi Rice said.

Ducey campaign deflects on issue of $500K donation

Gov. Doug Ducey won’t say whether he knows who is behind the single largest contribution to his re-election campaign.

PANT: ‘Cracking down’ on fentanyl produces early results

#StopFentanylNow

The number of sources for purchase of fentanyl in Yavapai County reportedly has declined in recent weeks.

Obituary Notice: Alan Coonfield

Alan Coonfield, age 71, of Paulden, Arizona, passed away on Dec. 2, 2018, in Paulden, Arizona.

Letter: Flags along highway

I find it very disturbing that, a few years ago, there was a big stink about advertising flags being along the highway.

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