Chino Valley Review

Every November, the Chino Valley Morning Lions head to a spot next to Roadrunner Laundromat to sell a couple hundred Christmas trees.

Voicing his approval for signage identifying municipal buildings, Mayor Darryl Croft said his concern is that Chino Valley is a drive through town with no downtown area.

With less than a month left to go before the Chino Valley Repertory Theater puts on its first play, director Jeff Frohock said things are looking pretty good and the actors are where he expected them to be at this stage.

I hope you try this apple bread, believe me it is impossible to stop eating! Yum!

The Town of Chino Valley is growing up.

Editorial cartoon (b): Nov. 20, 2019

Editorial cartoon (a): Nov. 20, 2019

In a column long ago and far away, I discussed a ludicrous clothing accessory, the necktie.

Morgan Peters is a kindergarten student in Ms. ten Berge’s class at TECC.

Hello, I am a puppy around 1-year-old with puppy energy and I am looking for my new forever home.

First Southern Baptist Church, 1524 Highway 89, is the drop off site for your gift filled shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child from Wednesday, Nov. 20 through Monday, Nov. 25.

Brian Carlyle Guffey, 56, went home to be with our Lord on Thursday, November 7, 2019.

Lindsey Nicole Herold, 28, of Paulden, Ariz., born December 10th, 1990 in Glendale, Ariz., passed away on November 6th, 2019 in Prescott, Ariz.

To the high school girl who recently fought off and escaped her kidnapper — the entire community is praying for you.

I am saddened by the direction some young people are taking in this country; despicable behavior when they disagree with another’s politics.

Three people were involved in a collision at Highway 89 and Road 2 North on Tuesday, with two requiring trips to the hospital, Chino Valley Police said.

Thomas Lee Doe, age 91, of Paulden, Ariz., passed away on October 24th, 2019 in Prescott, Ariz.

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.