Chino Valley Review

As the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Arizona looks for a new site supervisor for its Chino Valley Teen Center, the Chino Valley United Methodist Church donated $338 to the organization Wednesday, March 11.

Women In Business is a branch of the Chino Valley Area Chamber of Commerce.

The Chino Valley Morning Lions Club donates copies of the town’s new 50-year anniversary book to Chino Valley Unified School District libraries.

I am so proud and honored to nominate Scarlett Evelyn as Student of the Week! Scarlett deserves this recognition for so many reasons; here are just a few!

For the month of March the Friends of the Chino Valley Library Book Sale will feature books for a “healthy lifestyle,” such as those on diet, nutrition, exercise, cooking light and gardening.

The annual Cattleman’s Weekend was set to take place at the Prescott Livestock Auction Friday and Saturday, March 20-21; however, Program Editor and Sale Consultant Kathy McCraine told the Review on March 16 the event has been canceled because of pending weather as well as the threat from coronavirus.

Many Irish dishes focus on simple, fresh ingredients that can be purchased close to home.

Congratulations to Chino Valley School’s Teachers and Classified Super Stars of the Month Sponsored by Donna Webb of Jed’s Sandwich Shop & Catering.

Hi, my name is Nala and I am an approximately 10-month-old Pit Bull/Beagle mix.

Leaving the worries of the world at the door, Chino Valley residents kicked off the Town of Chino Valley’s 50th anniversary celebrations with a barn dance at Del Rio Elementary School on Friday night, March 13.

Editorial cartoon (b): March 18, 2020

Editorial cartoon (a): March 18, 2020

I’m nostalgic when it comes to keeping things. I still have (and wear) shirts and shoes that are older than most high school seniors in this town.

In the wake of the unfolding situation surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, the Town of Chino Valley has put new measures into place after a Monday, March 16, meeting, said Information Officer Matt Santos.

A significant winter storm is expected to impact Northern Arizona Wednesday and Thursday, March 17 and 18. (Courtesy)

The Chino Valley Unified School District board wanted to extend its spring break by one week to evaluate the unfolding situation surrounding the coronavirus (COVID-19). Hours later Gov. Doug Ducey upended those plans.

The state’s top prosecutors says legislators may want to consider adopting laws to protect Arizona consumers from price gouging.

State lawmakers voted last Tuesday to require warning labels on medical marijuana and use proceeds from a new tax to study any link between the drug and schizophrenia or violent behavior.

Editor: I was hoping the experienced and mature population of Prescott, Arizona would be a model for community concern, caring, sharing and common well-being as the rest of the nation moves closer to complete panic.

In a joint effort, Prescott Unified School District superintendent Joe Howard and Humboldt Unified School District superintendent Dan Streeter announced on Saturday that both districts will suspend all school activates, including athletics, for the next two weeks due the coronavirus pandemic.