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Dear Dr. Rosenberg: I am afflicted with rather severe Restless Legs Syndrome.

Alyssa Milano protested a Georgia abortion law on Friday by demanding that every woman in the U.S. go on a sex strike against men until women retrieve what Milano calls their reproductive rights.

Dear Annie: My husband and I have very different television interests.

Events and happenings along the Highway 69 corridor in the next week.

The basics for this column were put together by me a few years ago, but the facts still hold true. And the message is loud and clear - The ingredients do make a difference.

Sweet, playful, adorable brothers Eden and Buffy are very bonded and need to be adopted together.

Smokey is a 6-year-old who was a bit scared and shy when she was relinquished by her owner.

These two brothers, born Aug. 12, 2018, were found under a bush as tiny kittens and brought inside.

I’ve been working as professional for more than 10 years, and I’m arriving at the point in my career where I’m now responsible for spending more time meeting with clients.

I’m an 88-year-old woman whose platelets went into the 500,000 range. I was sent to a hematologist/oncologist, who said it was a bone marrow disease.

Every year, Yavapai County teachers in six categories are honored for their expertise, abilities and passion. This year, the Yavapai County Education Foundation judged 70 nominees, which were honored at the 25th annual Teacher of the Year awards and ceremony May 3 at the Prescott Resort.

Three Chino Valley teachers were recognized this year at the Yavapai County Education Foundation’s 25th annual Teacher of the Year banquet Friday, May 3, winning category honors.

Hello everyone, please meet the newest handsome guy, Hank the Tank! He is a stunning blue tri-color American Bully mix.

My daughter gave me this delicious recipe to try because her family loves it so much, and now so do we! Hope you will try it.

Prescott Valley’s population may have reached or surpassed that of Prescott, but a man with a baby on his lap driving a tractor still calls out by name and waves to friends lining the parade route Saturday, May 10, during the four-day Prescott Valley Days event.

At the end of a 2-mile dirt road in the Arizona desert lives a community of people longing to be a part of something bigger than themselves.

The more experience I get in my job and my life, the faster a school year seems to fly by. It is hard to believe, but it is time again to watch our Prescott High School seniors walk across the stage with the backdrop of the sun setting on Thumb Butte.

The yearbook staff at Prescott High School was buzzing with nervous excitement. The midnight blue-gradient yearbook, full of action-filled, colorful photos was a big project for the Hassayamper staff.

We plan on having our daughter write out a thank-you card to those who give her a gift and help celebrate her big day.

How was your Mother’s Day? The “Big Day” is usually a joyful celebration, reflection and acknowledgement of the moms we love!

A CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) volunteer is needed to serve as an advocate for siblings “Morgan and Matthew.”

As the Humboldt Unified School District (HUSD) wraps up the school year and congratulates the achievements of its graduating seniors, HUSD would also like to highlight some of the accomplishments of the returning students.

Few realize Virgil Earp’s law-enforcement career began in Prescott following an incident on Whiskey Row, although when Virgil and wife Allie originally arrived in 1877, he delivered mail, drove a wagon, and reputedly ran a saw mill below Thumb Butte.

The Amazing Place for this fortnight is one that everyone has heard of — the GRAND CANYON.

On this date in 1886, fire destroyed the Grand Central pumphouse in Tombstone, causing the mines to flood and shutting down all mining operations.