Chino Valley Review

Chino Valley resident fights medical marijuana decision in state Supreme Court

Attorneys for a Chino Valley resident are asking the Arizona Supreme Court to overturn a lower court decision which makes criminals out of medical marijuana patients who choose to use edibles and liquids rather than smoking the plant’s dried flowers and leaves.

Model Aviators to hold ‘Fun Fly’ Sept. 22

Professional model airplane pilot to be in attendance

Next weekend will provide an ample opportunity for that sentiment to take place with the Chino Valley Model Aviators holding its 12th annual Steve Crowe Fun Fly.

Town looks for least expensive approach to industrial park development

New name for industrial park to be proposed to council

After being provided an estimate of about $23 million to make the entirety of the proposed industrial park shovel ready, the Chino Valley Economic Development Subcommittee is looking at less expensive ways to approach it, said Economic Development Director John Coomer following the Economic Development Subcommittee meeting Tuesday, Sept. 4.

Chino Valley Police Foundation to host inaugural luau Sept. 22

Good fundraiser with delicious food, president says

The Chino Valley Police Foundation is holding its inaugural Hawaiian Luau next weekend at Memory Park.

Border Patrol union steps into race for Governor; beware of those who ‘cuss out’ law enforcement

PHOENIX — The head of the local Border Patrol union is telling Hispanics they should not support David Garcia for governor simply because he also is Latino.

Chino Valley Student of the Week: Eddie Millan

To kick off our Character Counts program this school year, we focused on the character trait of responsibility in the month of August.

Pet Focus: Sebastian

Hi, my name is Sebastian! I am an approximately 3- to 4-year-old Jack Russell Terrier mix.

Cooking with Diane: Raspberry Marshmallow Fluff

This is a sweet creamy dessert that is quick to make for unexpected company. It is very easy to make and quite delicious.

Chino Valley in Brief: Coffee with cops is Sept. 26

Come for casual conversation with your local law enforcement from 8 to 9 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 26 at Overflow Coffee Shop, 448 N. Highway 89, Chino Valley.

Obituary: Cheryl Ann Treguboff

Cheryl Ann Treguboff, 53, a resident of Phoenix, Arizona, born May 15, 1965, in Prescott, Arizona, died Sept. 3, 2018.

Letter: AZ PHIL Inaugural

There I sat — one of nearly 1,100 delighted concert goers witnessing Prescott composer Henry Flurry’s musical inventions.

Letter: Remember WWI fallen

I am writing in response to the article entitled “Time to Remember One of Prescott’s Original Hometown Heroes.”

One Man's Rant: No fads, no garage sales

Social scientists spend time uncovering trends about our common evolution as a society. Well, I’ve been doing my bit of forensic research.

Suspect arrested after car theft, robbery, carjacking and shots fired

Man who shot at suspect unknown; public asked to help identify

What was first reported as a simple collision with minor injuries at the intersection of Highway 69 and Fain Road in Dewey Monday afternoon, Sept. 10, turned out to be much more.

Chino Valley Education Foundation receives tax credit donation status

Organization relies solely on donations

The Chino Valley Education Foundation, Hungry Kids Project received tax credit donation status as a Qualifying Charitable Organization from the Arizona Department of Revenue, Office of Economic Research and Analysis earlier this year, according to a news release.

Chino Valley resident fights medical marijuana decision in state Supreme Court 4 days, 15 hours

Model Aviators to hold ‘Fun Fly’ Sept. 22 6 days, 15 hours

Town looks for least expensive approach to industrial park development 6 days, 15 hours

Chino Valley Police Foundation to host inaugural luau Sept. 22 6 days, 15 hours

Border Patrol union steps into race for Governor; beware of those who ‘cuss out’ law enforcement 6 days, 16 hours

Chino Valley Student of the Week: Eddie Millan 6 days, 16 hours