Chino Valley Review

Visit a Christmas village… in a garage 4 days, 19 hours

Council gets look at planned duplex project 4 days, 19 hours

Town, chamber unite for December to Remember 4 days, 19 hours

CVUSD Student of the Week: Jebediah Blanchard 4 days, 19 hours

Cooking With Diane: Pecan Brownie Pie 4 days, 19 hours

Librarian Westcott to retire 4 days, 19 hours

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Obituary Notice: Michael Black

Michael Black, 80, of Chino Valley, Arizona, passed away on Nov. 26, 2018, in Prescott, Arizona.

Ask the Contractor: Watch the return on investment when remodeling

There have been several calls over the past month from homeowners inquiring about various remodeling components to improve their home.

State formulating $100M plan to combat water shortfalls

Arizona water officials and others agreed to a $100 million plan Thursday — including $30 million in state tax revenues — designed to deal with the inevitability that the state will have less Colorado River water in 2020.

PANT takes down more suspected fentanyl dealers

One suspect uses body cavity to hide pills

Two young men from the quad-city area have been arrested for the alleged possession and transportation of fentanyl for sale.

Obituary Notice: Micheal Fix

Micheal Fix, age 65, of Chino Valley, Arizona, passed away in Prescott, Arizona, on Nov. 26, 2018.

Obituary Notice: Norman Deitchman

Norman Deitchman, age 91, of Chino Valley, Arizona, passed away in Prescott, Arizona, on Nov. 22, 2018.

Obituary Notice: Mary Lou Splitter

Mary Lou Splitter, age 84, of Chino Valley, Arizona, passed away Nov. 27, 2018, in Chino Valley, Arizona.

Obituary Notice: Gerald MacArthur

Gerald MacArthur, age 78, of Chino Valley, Arizona, passed away on Nov. 13, 2018, in Chino Valley, Arizona.

Obituary Notice: Zeferino Mendoza Farias

Zeferino Mendoza Farias, age 61, of Paulden, Arizona, passed away on Nov. 19, 2018, in Paulden, Arizona.

Letter: Trump’s assault on civil rights

President Trump accepted the nomination for the presidency declaring he would be the sole champion for the most vulnerable.

Teaching painting in 3D

Chino Valley-based artist to give lessons in abstract 3D painting

When 72 people came through her studio during this year’s Prescott Area Artists Studio Tour, Chino Valley abstract artist Kellogg Patton said that while she didn’t sell anything, there were numerous requests for her to teach abstract art and how to paint in 3D.

American Legion Auxiliary puts on craft show, bake sale

Good place for gift ideas, organizer says

The American Legion Auxiliary is putting on its annual Christmas Craft Show and Bake Sale, an event that organizer and Auxiliary Treasurer Anita DeMello said has been going on for a couple of decades.

Search is on for new development services director

Needs to wear many hats, town manager says

The Town of Chino Valley is looking for a new development services director, according to Town Manager Cecilia Grittman

Cooking With Diane: Stuffing Crust Turkey Pie

A great way to use Thanksgiving leftovers is this turkey pie recipe. Served with some cranberry sauce, it is really delicious!

Chino Valley in Brief: Volunteer town board members sought

The Town of Chino Valley is seeking applicants interested in sharing their talents, expertise, and enthusiasm to serve on the Planning and Zoning Commission, Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, and Industrial Development Authority.

Council opposes predator killing contests in Dewey-Humboldt

Supports critical role of predators in ecosystem

An organization’s plan to conduct a coyote killing contest in Dewey-Humboldt was thwarted at the Dewey-Humboldt Town Council meeting Tuesday, Nov. 20, when the council approved a resolution opposing predator hunts.