Chino Valley Review

Voters to have their say on proposed levy for roads 3 days

Range at Sportsmen’s Club to reopen this month 3 days

Updates set for well site 3 days

Cooking With Diane: Ham & Noodle Casserole 3 days, 3 hours

Chino Valley in Brief: GriefShare Support Group to meet Saturday 3 days, 3 hours

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Voters to have their say on proposed levy for roads

Town council calls for special election

The Town of Chino Valley will hold a special election in May asking voters two questions following a unanimous call for the election at the Town Council meeting Tuesday, Jan. 8.

Range at Sportsmen’s Club to reopen this month

Current memberships will be honored, town manager says

The Chino Valley Shooting Facility will reopen later this month after a unanimous decision by the Chino Valley Town Council to terminate the concessionaire agreement at its Tuesday, Jan. 8 meeting.

Updates set for well site

Prescott-owned property to be rehabilitated

The Chino Valley Town Council unanimously approved a conditional use permit for the rehabilitation of a Prescott-owned well site at its meeting Tuesday, Jan. 8.

Animal shelter seeks volunteers

Volunteers are needed to assist the two, part-time Adoption Specialists at Chino Valley Animal Shelter (CVAS).

Cooking With Diane: Ham & Noodle Casserole

Ham & Noodle casserole will be a favorite with family members especially kids. This dish is a delicious comfort food for cool weather.

Chino Valley in Brief: GriefShare Support Group to meet Saturday

A 13-week support group for those who have experienced a death of a loved one is starting Saturday Jan. 19, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., at Prescott Life Church, 2200 Highway 89, Prescott.

Editorial cartoon (2): Jan. 16, 2019

Editorial cartoon (1): Jan. 16, 2019

Williams: My softball career is over

I know a guy named Mike Best here in downtown Chino Valley – as does almost everyone else in town.

Tyree: Prohibition - The countdown reaches 100 years

It’s time to brush up on your knowledge of speakeasies, bathtub gin, demon rum, homebrew, bootlegging and other icons of the Roaring Twenties.

Pet of the week: Wrangler

Meet Wrangler, an approximately 1- to 1 ½-year old Shepherd mix. Wrangler is sweet, a little shy, loving, quiet, and playful.

CVUSD Student of the Week: Maverick McGuire

Maverick McGuire is an 8-year-old third-grader in Ms. Allsup’s class.

Matforce evolves from fighting meth to focus on fentanyl, all other cycles of abuse

A crime fighter and justice seeker, Yavapai County Attorney Sheila Polk experienced a job-fueled epiphany in about late 2005 that left her seeking answers to a troubling mystery.

Family and sexual violence knows no boundaries; resources oriented to empower survivors

Should every rape be reported? Should anyone — man or woman — be asked why they don’t leave an abusive partner? Does human trafficking occur in the quad-city area?

New tax forms being prepared to get state more money

State revenue officials are preparing new individual income tax forms with changes in law demanded by Gov. Doug Ducey that will take an additional $170 million or more out of the pockets of Arizonans even though the Legislature has yet to consider them.

Ask the contractor

Excitement, anticipation, thrill, all of these feelings and more when YCCA opened the doors to our Job Workforce Bootcamp on Monday, Jan. 7.

Letter: Not bound by loyalty

People who place an extreme value on loyalty have always scared me.

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