American Legion Bobby Bisjack Post No. 40 in Chino Valley, invites the public to Memorial Day ceremonies at the Chino Valley Cemetery on Monday, May 27, at 10 a.m.
Yavapai County Community Health Services is urging parents to start thinking about back-to-school vaccinations now.
The Chino Valley Town Council got its first look at the proposed 2019-20 budget at the Tuesday, May 14, Town Council meeting.
The end is nigh. At least it is for Chino Valley High School seniors who graduate Wednesday night, May 22.
Lorette Brashear, executive director for the Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce, recently went to school for two days.
Ava Jamie, a fifth grader in Ms. Crow’s and Mrs. Rock’s class, has been attending Del Rio School since she was a kindergartener in Ms. Jenny tenBerge’s class.
Summertime is strawberry time! This pie is a great way to use fresh strawberries and treat your family to a delicious dessert.
The Town of Chino Valley, on Thursday, May 2, held a volunteer reception at the Chino Valley Senior Center.
Father Fred has been the pastor at St. Catherine Laboure Catholic Church here in Chino Valley since 2003....
Meet Buki, an approximately 11-year-old Great Pyrenees.
Enjoy casual conversation with your local law enforcement during Coffee with Cops, a special community outreach program, from 8 to 9 a.m. Wednesday, May 29.
A bid by House Speaker Rusty Bowers to break the Republican gridlock over the budget has been rejected out of hand by the Phoenix Republican who it is supposed to satisfy.
The 41st annual Yavapai County Contractors Association Home and Garden Show is this weekend — May 17-19, 2019, at the Findlay Toyota Center, Prescott Valley.
Three trends are on an apparent upswing. The first two, most everyone sees or hears: robo calls and scams. They can go hand in hand.
The Town of Chino Valley has a new Business Park zoning district after the Chino Valley Planning & Zoning Commission voted to amend the town’s Unified Development Ordinance allowing for the new district.
On a grocery shopping trip in Cottonwood two years ago, Gretchen Vorbeck spotted a young mother weeping in the toilet paper aisle.
A Chino Valley man who was caught with methamphetamine and suspected “mimic pills” containing fentanyl on Nov. 1, 2018, has agreed to spend at least nine years in prison.
- Prescott Valley man faces charges after allegedly attacking ex-girlfriend
- Motorcyclist seriously injured in crash on Highway 89A
- Why are flags at half-staff today, May 15, 2019
- Bradshaw Mountain student arrested after threatening to 'shoot up the class,' police say
- City uses eminent domain to ‘take’ two properties for projects
- Police seeking suspects in debit card theft case
- UPDATE: PV man dead from May 17 crash on Highway 89A
- Chino Valley man caught with meth, fentanyl-laced ‘mimic pills’ accepts plea deal
- Need2Know: Military recruiting office; LazyG Brewhouse; Harmony Integrative Medicine moving
- Chair of Suicide Prevention Coalition resigns for lack of help
- Prescott Valley woman arrested on charges of attempted homicide
- Changing water flow leads to more bugs in Grand Canyon
- Obituary: Avery Olivia Hickok
- Authorities evacuate Lynx Lake area due to wildfire
- 12-year-old arrested for making terrorism threats at Prescott Valley elementary school
- Credit Union West in Prescott Valley robbed, suspect sought
- Game and Fish tranquilizes, relocates bear roaming PV neighborhood
- Prescott blanketed in hail; more storms to come
- Victims, law enforcement want more done to stop fentanyl now
- Update: Suspect still at large in Prescott Valley bank heist, FBI assisting on case
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Music For Those With Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia
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Depression Bipolar Support Alliance
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