Chino Valley Review

Along with approving a tentative budget for the 2020-21 fiscal year, the Chino Valley Town Council discussed the steady reopening of the town’s lobbies, services and other amenities during its May 26 regular meeting.https://www.dcourier.com/admin/news/story/859684/change/#

With a possible lawsuit looming, Gov. Doug Ducey on May 27 finally let go of some of the federal cash he got for local communities, including money for Prescott, Prescott Valley and Chino Valley.

Stage II fire restrictions will begin Wednesday morning, June 3, for the Quad Cities and the Prescott National Forest.

Two bodies, preliminarily identified as missing Chino Valley residents Elissa Landry and her stepfather David Batten, were discovered this week inside Landry’s Subaru buried in an undeveloped lot at the end of Timber Oak Road in Evansdale, Iowa.

In a press conference Thursday, Gov. Doug Ducey announced that all youth sports, including high schools, can resume play in Arizona immediately.

Just as our local businesses, jurisdictional offices, airplanes, hotels, health clinics, restaurants, grocery stores, have all made modifications to halt, the “germ” I am finding out that homeowners are desiring to improve the indoor air quality in their homes, which is becoming an indispensable obligation during pandemic times.

Ongoing construction work related to the new passenger terminal at the Prescott Regional Airport will cause the closure of a portion of Janine Drive from May 28 to Aug. 1, as construction crews work on the new access road.

The owner of a mobile home escaped an early-morning fire Tuesday, May 26, that consumed about half the double-roof property in the 2300 block of North Navajo Trail in Chino Valley, leaving it a total loss.

Big Mama and her canine friend, Todd, came to the shelter together after their owner passed away. They are now looking for their new homes.

Juicy, mouthwatering, hamburgers are a warm weather staple that taste perfect right off the grill. Everyone can benefit from having a tried-and-true burger recipe in his or her repertoire when entertaining a backyard full of guests or enjoying a cozy weeknight meal with the family.

Eva Romero is a first grader at Territorial Early Childhood Center. Eva is always kind and caring.

It’s the aging, run-down but still-standing little stone building that every Chino Valley resident sees while traveling down Highway 89.

For someone like Robin Kerr — who has spent 26 years in animal care and a zookeeper at Sea World, Prescott’s Heritage Park Zoo and Out of Africa: Wildlife Park in Camp Verde — corralling loose and stray pigs to find them a permanent home should be a synch.

The Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority held a flag-lowering ceremony Wednesday, May 20, for assistant chief of operations Jeff Polacek, who is retiring after 31 years of dedicated service to the community.

The Chino Valley Aquatics Center is preparing for the facility’s reopening on June 12 after it was forced to close down due to the coronavirus pandemic

Sandy: We recently purchased a gently used home and want to remove the concrete driveway, sidewalks and patio and install pavers. Our biggest quandary is whether or not we should install a paver fire pit in the patio area. What are your thoughts? Nancy and Todd, Cottonwood.

Wednesday’s Yavapai County Board of Supervisors meeting involved some lengthy discussions — but not many final decisions.

Yavapai Regional Medical Center is seeking a “strategic collaboration” with Dignity Health as a means to expand its 21st century state-of-the-art medical care with facilities and services suitable to growing community expectations, hospital officials announced on Wednesday.

Many people complain about the central regime’s COVID-19 clampdown, and want to go back to work and socialization.

I feel confident accusing you of being a pusher in your past life (lives). I was. My wife was. Of course, I’m not talking about pushing drugs. I’m referring to pushing pins: push pins.