Chino Valley Review

Earthworks Landscape & Supply was robbed.

After years of going to Prescott to play Pickleball, a group of Chino Valley residents now have a place of their own to play.

Chino Valley’s Board of Adjustment referred the debate on temporary signage to the Chino Valley Town Council at its meeting Thursday night, Oct. 10.

Upset about being forced to take down their temporary feather flags to comply with current town signage code, business owners have made their discontent known to members of the Chino Valley Board of Adjustment.

Nothing goes better with these delicious buttermilk cheese biscuits than a nice pot of homemade soup or stew.

The student of the week is Kimberly Buschur, a kindergarten student in Miss Mendez’s class at Territorial Early Childhood Center.

On September 19, 2019, in Laveen, Ariz., Barbara Norma Cotton, widow of Howard W. Cotton and daughter of Irwin E. and Almira M. Sprague, returned quietly while she slept to the God who gave her life.

The next Chino Valley Coffee With Cops, which gives residents a chance to enjoy casual conversation with law enforcement officers and meet Chief Charles Wynn, Lt. Randy Chapman and other staff, is at 8 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 30, at Overflow Coffee Shop, 448 N. Highway 89.

Wooly is the newest addition to the Chino Valley Animal Shelter.

A Chino Valley woman was arrested on multiple charges, including super extreme driving under the influence (DUI), after allegedly causing two accidents and running over a street sign in Chino Valley midday Monday, Oct. 14.

Carol Wilson poses with her air plants and jewelery at the Harvest Festival held at the Yavapai College Agribusiness & Science Technology Center Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019.

Editorial cartoon (b): Oct. 16, 2019

Editorial cartoon (a): Oct. 16, 2019

Until this column, there haven’t been a lot of men’s fashion breakthroughs to talk about in the past, say, 57 years.

Prescott Area Shelter Services Open House, 1 to 4 p.m., Prescott Area Shelter Services (PASS), 336 N. Rush St., Prescott.

An opening on the Mountain Institute Career and Technology board will be created by the resignation of Board Member and Past President Michael Taylor, who will resign after 10 years on Dec. 31.

Lucille C. Hurst, 106 from Chino Valley, Ariz., peacefully passed in her home Sunday October 6th, 2019, surrounded by her family.

Arthur Harry Nelson, born May 12th, 1966 in Rochester, New York, passed away October 4th, 2019 in Chino Valley, Ariz.

Linda E. Truman, age 66, of Chino Valley, Ariz., born July 24th, 1953 in Riverside, Calif., passed away on October 6th, 2019 in Prescott, Ariz. Arrangements entrusted to Hampton Funeral Home.

This was the second week in a row that the Cougars had to travel to Kingman for a region game. This was also the second week in a row they ended up falling short due to their inability of holding onto a lead.