Chino Valley Review

People Magazine is known for its high-profile celebrity gossip and profiles — the pages most often covered with chat about the glitzy, and messy, lives of America’s rich and famous movie and music idols.

When visitors come to Prescott, the city’s tourism department is hoping that they will stay for a while, experience more, and cherish what Prescott has to offer.

Editorial cartoon (1): June 24, 2022

We have a solid wood front door and would like more light to shine in. We heard there is a company that can add view glass/decorative glass to an existing front door, and we figured if anyone knew it was YCCA. —Tom and Susie, Pinon Oaks

State lawmakers adopted an $18 billion spending plan early Thursday, rebuffing efforts by some Republicans to tear apart the deal.

Four people were hurt in a two-vehicle collision that also involved a bicyclist at the North Highway 89-Road 2 South intersection at about 9:41 a.m. Wednesday, June 22, in Chino Valley.

Prescott Unified School District Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources Clark Tenney is sporting a smile rather than a frown these days.

From her earliest years, Coalition for Compassion and Justice’s new Executive Director Allison Lenocker was one who “rooted for the underdog.”

Editorial cartoon (1): June 23, 2022

The news that Putin is the cause of our gas prices at the pump is fallacies.

Do you like comic books and supporting local artists? Area residents don’t need to travel all the way down to Phoenix to experience the sights and sounds of a comic book convention, because the first Chino Valley Author Expo and Comic-Con Convention is bringing authors to Chino Valley High School, located at 760 E. Center St., from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday, June 24 and 25.

egarding Mr. Hartman’s column on June 16, 2022. Here are a couple of quotes from George Mason, a delegate from Virginia to the Constitutional Convention in 1787, on why the Second Amendment was added as part of the “Bill of Rights” in 1791.

Mayoral candidate Bob Campbell said if elected he would seek more citizen input, put more money into fixing roads, create a water coalition and have more organized standards for developers.

House numbers are often neglected, making it difficult for emergency services (Fire, Police, and EMS) to locate the proper address during an emergency call.

Many of my early childhood memories center around Friday nights and Saturday mornings in the 1950s.

Joann Pugh, age 81, of Chino Valley, Arizona, passed away on June 7, 2022, in Chino Valley.

Chino Valley Town’s Council has decided to forego July 4 fireworks and activities in order to focus on Territorial Days.

Richard M. Careb of Chino Valley, Arizona, born May 22, 1957, in New Britain, Connecticut, passed away June 7, 2022.

While life changed dramatically with the COVID-19 pandemic, the sacrifices made in response were perhaps most noticeable on holidays, when people accustomed to gathering with family and friends were unable to do so, or only able to do so on limited terms.

Inevitably since the carnage in Uvalde members of the GOP/gun rights supporters have offered condolences, prayers and a multitude of platitudes.