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The Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters Chef Series: Big Bites for Our Littles raised funds to match 15 children Tuesday, Sept. 11.

The crew and team from Sandy’s Sol Balloon Team from Cornville works to set up their hot air balloon Saturday, Sept. 22, 2018, as part of the Prescott Valley Rotary Club's Balloon Fest at the Prescott Valley Entertainment District.

Chino Valley’s 32nd annual Territorial Days hit its stride early Saturday morning near Memory Park as more than 100 runners took part in 10K and 2-mile fun runs.

The Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce welcomed Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters to town and its new location recently with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Erica Ryberg takes an hors d'oeuvre from Kathleen Williams at the Prescott Farmers Market's second annual Farm to Table Dinner at the Holday Courtyard in Prescott Sunday, Aug. 19.

The Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce welcomed Synergy Wellness Center to the town with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

The Mountain Artists Guild’s 68th annual August Arts & Crafts Festival, with 141 vendors, continues on the courthouse plaza Sunday, Aug. 12.

The Prescott Chamber of Commerce welcomed the new management of the Keller Williams Realty, Northern Arizona, with a ribbon cutting on July 13.

On Tuesday, July 31, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Arizona officially named its Prescott Valley Clubhouse after longtime benefactor, the Fain Family.

A comic-con event – Fandomania - came to Prescott Valley on Saturday, July 28.

Jan Paderewski holds up a Navajo rug at the Quality Antiques, Art & Firearms Auction put on Saturday, July 7, by Batterman’s Auction in downtown Prescott.

Hundreds of people attended the annual City of Prescott Fourth of July Celebration at the Prescott Mile High Middle School athletic field Wednesday, July 4, 2018.

The Prescott Chamber of Commerce celebrated the opening of Spectrum Healthcare Group with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday, June 18.

The 77th annual Kiwanis Kiddie Parade was Friday, June 29, 2018.

The 131st edition of Prescott Frontier Days, the “World’s Oldest Rodeo,” got underway Thursday, June 28, with the Happy Hearts Rodeo for Exceptional Children.

The Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce celebrated the ribbon cutting ceremony of Blue Collar Customs on Monday, June 18.

The Berry Festival at Mortimer Farms continues Sunday, June 24.

It may sound like a tongue-twister, but hundreds of people who care about people attended a gala for People Who Care.

Walker Day, held at the Walker Fire Department Saturday, June 16, is the biggest fundraiser of the year for the all-volunteer fire department.

Shakespeare's comedy “Twelfth Night” will be featured at the 5th Annual Shakespeare in the Pines fundraiser for children’s nature programs.

Ham radio or amateur radio is a licensed form of communication over moderate to very long distance, using two-way radio.

This presentation is sponsored by the Senior Connection Speakers Bureau and set for noon to 1 p.m. Thursday, June 14, at Prescott Valley Christian Church, 7655 E. Long Look Drive.

Prescott's city manager holds open office hours at public library.

John Huryk, from Phoenix, checks out some of the pieces of recycled glass at Beautifully Broken during the Territorial Days Arts and Crafts Show on Saturday.

Yavapai College’s Film and Media Arts Program presents the 9th Annual Prescott Film Festival, an eight-day tour of the science and artistry that lights up the silver screen.