Chino Valley athletic director Marty Campitelli announced on Thursday, April 9, that Michael Gilpin was hired to replace Wade Krug as Chino Valley football head coach.
The Town of Chino Valley released statement on Saturday that announced some recreational areas and features will be closed down until further notice in compliance with Gov. Doug Ducey’s order to ensure the safety of Arizona residents amid coronavirus concerns.
With the Monday, April 6, deadline now behind them, 28 candidates have now officially filed to run for 14 Yavapai County positions.
In 2016, founder of Yavapai Humane Trappers Katrina Karr was a member of a well-established organization called Lost Pets of Northern Arizona, which now has over 19,000 followers on Facebook.
Yes, Gov. Doug Ducey canceled the rest of the school year in the state of Arizona due to coronavirus concerns. However, Chino Valley Unified School District (CVUSD) is still providing a number of at-home and online educational services to its students.
When I first ran across a fellow named Joseph C. Gayetty online, I thought his was a great name for a major newspaper publisher with millions of readers and a man who wielded great influence in his home city and around the country.
If you did a double-take at the gas pump over the past several days in the Quad Cities, you certainly were not alone.
Prescott High School senior Madison Jackson twirled in front of a mirror in her knock-off price designer gown, an elegant deep-blue beaded and white tulle halter dress she was to wear to the April 17 prom.
Three dogs that were allegedly abused by a man in Chino Valley on Monday, March 30, are now safe and sound at the Yavapai Human Society.
What started out as a police response to a civil order violation in Chino Valley ended up with the suspect also being charged with animal abuse on Monday, March 30.
The Chino Valley Education Foundation’s Hungry Kids Project held an event at Heritage Middle School the morning of Thursday, March 26, where community students packed grocery bags with food and then delivered it to some of the less fortunate families in town.
- Yavapai County board tables statement on Second Amendment
- Law allowing vacation rentals results in ‘neighborhood hotels’
- At 77, Prescott woman is still taking the dive
- Close mayoral races in PV, Dewey-Humboldt
- Woman dies in rollover crash near Mayer; boyfriend publicly shoots himself nearby
- Unidentified 'boom' in Prescott heard as far away as Phoenix, meteorite hunter investigating
- Why are flags at half-staff today, Feb. 18, 2020
- Glassford Hill's Honor Roll and Principal's List - semester 2
- Church News: Week of Oct. 16
- Computer column: "The Cloud"
- No Yavapai County coronavirus cases reported; patients await test results
- March is a great time to prune many shrubs, but not all
- Editorial cartoon (1): March 30, 2020
- Coronavirus closures/delays: March 14, 2020
- Coronavirus closures/delays: March 14, 2020
- Need2Know: Prescott Costco’s new, bigger gas station opens; Bistro St. Michael’s nixes dinner hours, for now; Foothills Bank to absorb Country Bank locally
- Update: 19 Yavapai County residents confirmed with COVID-19; every AZ county now showing cases
- Public school districts close for 2 weeks in Prescott, Prescott Valley due to coronavirus threat; Chino Valley decision to come Sunday
- Editorial cartoon (2): March 13, 2020
- Gov. Ducey orders AZ residents to stay home to slow spread of COVID-19






