Yavapai College soccer ranked 2nd in NJCAA preseason poll
Junior College Soccer
PRESCOTT — The Yavapai College men’s soccer team will enter the 2018 season with the No. 2 ranking in the NJCAA after finishing the 2017 campaign as a national semifinalist.
Eagles ranked No. 14 in preseason NAIA women’s soccer poll
College Soccer
PRESCOTT — A few days before kicking off the 2018 season, the Embry-Riddle women’s soccer team received word Wednesday afternoon that NAIA voters across the nation consider them a Top 15 team in the country.
Embry-Riddle volleyball receives Top 25 votes in NAIA national poll
College Volleyball
PRESCOTT — After finishing with a 30-5 overall record and qualifying for the NAIA Volleyball National Tournament for the first time in program history a year ago, the Embry-Riddle volleyball team received votes in the NAIA preseason national poll Wednesday morning.
Preview: All-American Jalin Yoder returns for senior season at Embry-Riddle
College Volleyball
PRESCOTT — Coming off the best season in program history in 2017, Embry-Riddle volleyball is hoping for more than just a repeat this fall. They want more.
Preview: Yavapai College spikers still aim for postseason despite being green
Junior College Volleyball
PRESCOTT — When 2017 first team All-ACCAC setter Kanani Hiapo transferred unexpectedly to NAIA Benedictine-Mesa over the off-season, Yavapai College’s volleyball team was left with four sophomores on its roster.
Local quilters decorate library’s community room
Cost paid for by Friends of the Chino Valley Public Library
The Chino Valley Public Library Community Room – once plain-looking with echoes constantly reverberating off the walls, it now has quilts decorating said walls helping to absorb the sound.
CVPD looking for partners in lifesaving
Process began a few years ago
The Chino Valley Police Department is looking to partner and collaborate with the community to help in the Stop the Bleed program, according to a news release from Lieutenant Vincent Schaan.
Half a season left for Farmers Market
Monsoons make market a challenge, director of community outreach says
There’s only a few weeks left for this year’s Chino Valley Summer Farmers Market as it moves into the second half of its season.
Chino Valley’s FFA chapter to host annual Corn Dinner on Sept. 1
It is that time of year again where the Chino Valley High School – FFA program hosts their annual Corn Dinner! Our students, agriculture teachers, and parent volunteers are gearing up for another great event with fresh corn pulled from the fields of the historic Cooper Farm.
Pet Focus: Bobby - No Longer Astray
Can you say handsome? Bobby has been at the rescue for quite some time now.
Pet Focus: Charlie - Chino Valley Animal Hospital
Hey there, my name is Charlie! I am an approximately 3 year old Boxer/Pit mix.
Cooking with Diane: Brown Butter Peach Cupcakes
This tasty cupcake recipe is very moist because of the flavorful peaches.
Chino Valley in Brief: Classic Car Show in Chino Valley on Sept. 22
Classic Car Show in Chino Valley on Sept. 22 Chino Valley United Methodist Church is hosting the 11th annual classic car show from 3 to 6 p.m. Sept. 22 at Chino Valley United Methodist Church, 735 E. Road 1 S., Chino Valley.
Letter: Integrity, fairness needed?
So Dick Polman is upset about the “Death of Truth” in relation to President Trump.
Letter: Congress has oversight
Given the course of events surrounding our Executive Branch over the past 18 months, as punctuated by an embarrassing performance in Helsinki, it is past the time to ask our representatives in Washington what they (Mr. Gosar) are doing to stop or check this madness.
One Man's Rant: They put Chino Valley on wheels
This is a column about the birth of Yavapai Regional Transit and the two “retired” folks who made it happen, Ron and Cheri Romley.
AZMerit scores are in, with mixed results
Results should be viewed as more than a score; educators see it as a tool to measure growth
Area educators are clear children aren’t numbers, and numbers don’t tell a students’ academic story.
Obituary: Robert (Bob) Dwayne Wright
Robert (Bob) Dwayne Wright was born July 20, 1954, in Denver, Colorado, to Drue Wright Sr., and Ilda Kusma.
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- Prescott attorney’s body found in Montana
- Cleared for takeoff: Booking is underway for United Express flights from Prescott to Denver, L.A.
- Former bar manager arrested for allegedly selling meth out of Prescott hotel room
- Obituary: Carol Springer
- Highway 89 widening features new roundabout
- Meet the candidates running for Justice of Peace, Constable in Yavapai County
- Need2Know: Spirit Halloween open for season; Hertz coming to Prescott; Coldwell Banker buys Windermere Real Estate
- PVPD warns about imposter animal control officers
- Watch out for card skimming at the gas pump
- Highlighting Prescott’s ‘well-kept secret’
- Why are flags at half-staff today, July 27, 2018
- Chino man pleads guilty to second degree murder of 10-year-old
- Domestic violence call ends in Prescott Valley man getting shot, air-lifted to Flagstaff
- Need2Know: SueAnn’s Apple Pan, Brown Bag Burger, Prescott Firehouse Subs, and Don Walters renamed EVP of Miramonte Homes
- Fatal crash along I-17 claimed life of Dewey resident
- Prescott closes main Peavine Trailhead after damage from storm microburst
- Need2Know: Deano’s Sweet Potato Café closed again, could be sold; MOD Pizza coming to Prescott Valley; Premiere Wellness opens second location
- Prescott attorney’s body found in Montana
- Editorial: Prescott Police kick it in Lip Sync Challenge
- Don’t kill the tarantulas, they’re helping you, experts say
