Though Dale Hormouth and Jason Pudney of Crooked Canes Art & More have been teaching their art classes at the Chino Valley Community Center, demand caused them to find a more permanent space.
Standing before the Chino Valley Planning & Zoning Commission Tuesday, Nov. 5, Paul Aslanian said he believes the Craftsman Court project would be an asset to the community.
Meet James Gary. He is a fourth grader attending Del Rio Elementary.
Meet Rooster, an approximately 1-year-old Hound/Pointer mix.
The cranberries in these cookies give them a nice tart taste that goes well with the flavor of the pistachios. Hope you try them!
First Southern Baptist Church, 1524 Highway 89, is looking for donations to Operation Christmas Child from Monday, Nov. 18, through Monday, Nov. 25, and has a goal of 350 boxes.
With only three schools in the quad-city area improving their letter grade from the Arizona Department of Education’s recent report for the 2018-19 school year, one in particular stood out among the rest.
If you look up what happened on Jan. 13, 1885, you’ll see two entries: the death of Schuyler Colfax, an American politician who was born in 1823, and the birth of Alfred Carl.
Colin Allen of Timeless Timbers LLC with his custom wood creations at the Timeless Timbers LLC Custom Woodworking Christmas Boutique & Craft Show Saturday, Nov. 9.
Editor: I would like to reference the article in Sunday, Oct 20 edition titled, “Farmworker Health is Community Effort in Arizona Town.”
The article about the new diagonal crosswalk at Montezuma and Gurley mentioned the installation of an “audible signal” to help with pedestrian safety.
With it being Chino Valley High School teacher Dan Isenberg’s first year of teaching the drama class, he said he wanted to do something for the fall where all the students had an opportunity to participate.
Birth announcements: Week of Nov. 6, 2019
When cold and flu season hits our family, comfort food is a big pot of potato soup. We all love it, hope you will too.
I went to the Dollar Store here in Chino Valley the other day to buy party supplies.
The roundabout at the southern entrance to Chino Valley has taken on two challenges of late — one serious and one that is fun.
- Plan on I-17 closure if heading to Phoenix this weekend
- New hospital in Prescott?
- Granite Mountain Hotshots centerpiece unveiled in park
- Prescott Meat Company adds 21st-century twist to the old butcher shop
- Obituary: Barbara Jean Denney
- Two-vehicle crash on Hwy 89A sends one victim to the hospital
- Friday Catchall: Goodbye, Sears store; hello, new jail
- Prescott National Forest burning 400 acres near Groom Creek
- New Prescott Valley apartment complex matches doggie’s DNA to its excrement; violators see $200 fine
- PV man accused of impersonating law enforcement officer
- Why are flags at half-staff today, October 17, 2019?
- NAZ Suns release Troy Williams after assault, disorderly conduct arrest
- ‘Friday’ actor-comedian John Witherspoon dies at 77
- Why are flags at half-staff today, Oct. 22, 2019
- Plan on I-17 closure if heading to Phoenix this weekend
- Registered sex offender arrested for allegedly kidnapping, sexually assaulting teenage girl in Prescott
- New hospital in Prescott?
- Friday Catchall: Goodbye, Sears store; hello, new jail
- Why are flags at half-staff today, Oct. 31, 2019
- Former Prescott office manager indicted for alleged embezzlement of over $300,000 from employer
