Chino Valley Review

The Territorial Early Childhood Center is looking to round up kindergarten and preschool students for the 2019-20 school year.

Efforts to clean up the Town of Chino Valley along Highway 89 are underway, according to Code Compliance Officer Erin Deskins

In her efforts to make the Chino Valley Community Center a site for hosting community events, Recreation Lead Dallas Gray says the Town of Chino Valley is planning its inaugural Women’s Health and Beauty Expo.

While the morning session is all filled up for Horses with H.E.A.R.T.’s 16th annual Bowl-A-Thon on Saturday, Feb. 16, a few spots still remain for the afternoon session.

Adalynn Wagner is an amazing second-grader with a huge heart of gold.

Hello! My name is Jade and I am very sweet but kind of timid when meeting new people.

I’m sure there are many ladies out there whose husbands hunt as mine does. We have an abundance of deer and elk meat, so I decided to make this stew.

Chino Valley Animal Partners will be holding a bake sale from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 16 inside Pet Club at 991 N. State Rt. 89 in Chino Valley right next to the post office.

Editorial cartoon (b): Feb. 13, 2019

Editorial cartoon (a): Feb. 13, 2019

I adopted an adage a long time ago as part of my plan for a long, healthy life.

Last weekend, while waiting at Denver International Airport for my return flight to Prescott, I sat across the aisle from a “30-something” year-old Nebraska couple and a Colorado student whom I guessed to be about 20 years old.

Refugees have a legal right to seek amnesty in the U.S. That is the law.

The 2020 Senate race claimed its first victim as former Attorney General Grant Woods gave up his plans to run — as a Democrat.

While this past week’s rainfall — with a touch of snow — produced minor problems in the Prescott area and Yavapai County, it bears emphasis that this is the peak time of year for flooding.

A Highway 69 logjam that has contributed to hundreds of side-swipe and rear-end crashes in recent years is set to go away within the next two years or so.

Say hello to Congress—who writes the checks in billions of dollars to support a nuclear arms program that would never be used by even the most radical governments that recognize mutual total destruction.

It is out with the old and in with the new for the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO).

In its annual effort to promote the college educations of young people, the Democratic Women of the Prescott Area (DWPA) plans to award three high school college-bound seniors a $1,000 scholarship each.

Hoping to help charities fearing changes in federal tax laws, a House panel voted this week to let Arizona residents take both the standard deduction on state tax forms and also write off their charitable giving.