Trimming and tidying: Perennials need care too
The great attraction in growing perennial flowers is that you never have to replant them, at least in theory.
RIGHT AT HOME: Designers look skyward for inspiration
Designer Lee Broom was vacationing at a friend’s house in the Cotswolds, an idyllic bit of rural England.
Garden of the Month is ‘Phoenix’ rising from the ashes
ALTA VISTA GARDEN CLUB
The July Garden of the Month for the Alta Vista Garden Club could be called “A Phoenix Garden,” not for the city, but for the legendary phoenix that rose from the ashes.
INSIDE THE HOME: An hour of meal prep on Sunday sets you up for yummy week
What if you had a prep cook in your kitchen?
Manage water where it falls for healthier landscape, environment
Too much, not enough, and never when you need it. This is a common complaint of gardeners.
Buying something? Credit scores still matter
Researchers and startups say all kinds of weird data can predict your creditworthiness.
Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters Women of Influence tour
Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters Women of Influence experienced the Heritage Trail recently with Melissa Ruffner, center, leading them on a tour, which ended at the Jersey Lilly Saloon.
Cruise-In For the Veterans raises $20K
The 7th annual Cruise-In For the Veterans car show was held at Yavapai College on April 21 was a tremendous success, raising $20,000 for local veterans efforts.
Nonprofit briefly: ‘Fill the Bus’ event in Prescott Valley is July 23
‘Fill the Bus’ event in Prescott Valley is July 23 The Humboldt Unified School District, with help from one nonprofit and two local businesses, is conducting a “Fill the Bus” event Monday, July 23.
Moore: Check your seed feeders for mold
Our abundant monsoon rains have been awesome! It is amazing how quickly everything greens up within just a few days of the first storm.
Dear Annie: Acknowledging an empty card
Dear Annie: My daughter graduated from high school a few weeks ago and had sent out announcements to family and friends.
Prescott's Natural History Institute revitalizes the practice of natural history
Jen Chandler, left, talks on “Art of Natural History: Understanding the Josephine Michell Arader Natural History Print Collection” at the Natural History Institute’s Art and Science Open House July 13, 2018.
Awash in pink, but breast cancer awareness isn’t a cure
At best, the results are mixed. Studies show these campaigns can put a particular disease on the map, which can be valuable for rare illnesses.
Hamilton: Trump invites rescued boys to White House, they return to cave
God Bless America, and how’s everybody? President Trump met one-on-one with Russia’s Vladimir Putin in Helsinki Monday.
Dear Annie: Husband’s political rants are a burden
Dear Annie: In more than 35 years of marriage, my husband and I have had conversations on a wide variety of topics.
Who is a good candidate for whitening treatments?
My teeth are sensitive
This is an excellent question and is one we receive frequently at Pro Solutions.
To Your Good Health: Brugada syndrome causes abnormal heart rhythms
DEAR DR. ROACH: Please discuss Brugada syndrome. Three members of my family died from it before we finally got a diagnosis. Where does it come from? — V.K.
Dear Annie: A controlling friend
Dear Annie: I have a problem with my neighbor. I don’t know whether it’s her or me.
Pet Focus: Willie - Miss Kitty’s Cat House
Meet Willie who is a sweet orange male 5-year-old tabby with short hair.
Pet Focus: Dusty - United Animal Friends
Dusty is a perfect little princess – petite, prim and proper.
Pet Focus: Leona - Yavapai Humane Society
Leona is a 9-year-old terrier mix who loves belly scratches and hanging out with her people.
Dear Annie: Seductive pictures for other men
Dear Annie: I’m a 50-something woman, who’s been married for 35 years.
Bluhm: Following the cave story and how it impacted us all
We were all in that Thai cave. Praying, hoping, waiting that a miracle would happen.
Departing Prescott school board member, veteran educator’s legacy one of championing the best for children
Erickson believes in education
Vivacious, creative and inquisitive, veteran Prescott Unified School District Governing Board member Maureen Erickson is a firm believer the recipe for all children’s success correlates with a menu of choices.
- Why are flags at half-staff today, July 17, 2018
- Rain, rain, here to stay; flooding possible every day
- Flash flooding causes difficult conditions in the Prescott area, residents share videos
- Need2Know: New restaurant coming to the former Rancher’s Wife space; Bin 239 closes down; playing Cornhole for a Cause
- United Express set to begin flights from Prescott in late August
- Prescott closes main Peavine Trailhead after damage from storm microburst
- National Weather Service issues Flash Flood Warning and Flood Advisory for Yavapai County
- Prescott’s Greenways are scenic, but do residents want to use them?
- PANT arrests net $70K of meth during Yavapai County operation
- SkyWest Airlines to bring United Express service to Prescott Municipal Airport in late August
- Tiny homes grow in popularity, but where can you put them?
- Why are flags at half-staff today, July 17, 2018
- 1 dead in Chino Valley stabbing Friday night
- Woman who claimed she was kidnapped arrested in Prescott homicide case
- Man arrested in stabbing death of 16-year-old Chino Valley boy
- Need2Know: Prescott Junction restaurant mulls sale; the Event Spot now open; and Edelweiss Boutique in new location with new owner
- Rain, rain, here to stay; flooding possible every day
- Town of Prescott Valley issues Level 2 Water Conservation Alert
- Flagstaff woman faces attempted murder charge in Bucky's Casino shooting
- Prostitution sting yields three arrests in Yavapai County
