Recognition

U.S. Air Force Airman Bradley A. Stalnaker graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio.

GFWC (General Federation of Women’s Clubs) The Monday Club Inc. celebrated Women’s History Month on March 18 at its clubhouse in Prescott.

Doris Smith, a resident of Prescott Village, celebrated her 108th birthday on March 7.

John and Lorraine Blasik are celebrating 50 years of marriage.

Annie Yslas of Mesa and daughter of Jerry and Theresa Yslas of Prescott, and David O’Donnell of Mesa and son of Deborah Alderman O’Donnell and late father Sam O’Donnell of Newberg, Oregon.

Army Sgt. 1st Class Joseph Watson has arrived for duty as a recruiter with Fort Wayne Recruiting Company, Indianapolis Army Recruiting Battalion, Indiana.

Yavapai College shined a spotlight Dec. 14 on the latest graduates of the college’s highly regarded nursing program when 39 future nurses from across Yavapai County participated in a traditional pinning ceremony.

The Prescott Chapter of the Sons of American Revolution presented a flag certificate to Grant Quezada, owner of the John Hancock Barbershop.

The Northern Arizona Regional Training Academy is helping fill the ranks of 11 Arizona law enforcement agencies. The academy based at Yavapai College bestowed badges on 22 men and women during a graduation ceremony Dec. 13.

Thanks to widespread community support, the Fork in the Road Restaurants’ annual “Boot Out Cancer” fundraising program to benefit YRMC’s BreastCare Center raised $30,670.

Under the leadership of former teacher and current Regent Dr. Anne Marie Ward, the General George Crook Chapter, NSDAR selected Trinity Christian School as the school for their Community Classroom Project and filled all of the needs for every classroom teacher who asked for supplies.

Boy Scout Eagle project completed on Dec. 13, 2018, by Life Scout Daniel Zinzilieta of Troop 330 in Prescott Valley.

Through its men’s and women’s family style group homes, also known as Family Homes, Yavapai Exceptional Industries (YEI!) offers independence and support — and a sense of belonging.

Gaile won two silver and five gold medals in her swim events in age group of 75-79 in the Nevada Senior State Games, Oct. 6 and 7, and qualified for all seven events to swim in the National Senior Games to be held June next year in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Summer’s DanceWorks, located at 805 Miller Valley Road, recently attended the Starbound National Dance Competition in Gilbert with 32 dancers ranging in ages from 7-50.

The Coast Guard Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to the education and welfare of all Coast Guard members and their families, announced today that it has awarded a record-breaking 177 new scholarships in 2018.

Add two more Yavapai College student-crafted wines to the list of prestigious award winners.

The Bad Company Chapter of Iron Legacy recently adopted two families in the area when another request came in from an outside source for an 8-year-old boy who is diagnosed with a rare type of bone cancer, osteosarcoma.

The residents of Cliff Rose and the volunteers pictured receive thanks for their continued help in donating of their time and food for a most worthy cause.

Six years ago, Eric Moore, owner of Jay’s Bird Barn in Prescott, spent his Saturdays mixing the store’s proprietary birdseed, alongside several of his children.

A delegation of U.S. antinuclear activists, including Dennis DuVall of Prescott, joined an international demonstration July 12-18 to remove U.S. nuclear weapons from Büchel AFT in Germany.

Yarnell Fire District has been awarded the FY 2019 Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety Grant in the amount of $4,210 for the procurement of Safety Scene Lights.

Thirty-six seventh and eighth grade students participated in the Prescott Mile High Middle School Scripps Spelling Bee held on Thursday, Dec. 13 after winning their classroom spelling bees as qualifiers.

For the second straight year, Yavapai College faculty members have engaged in a friendly competition benefiting the YC Food Pantry – an emergency food bank for students.

Republican Women of Prescott were pleased to honor 155 Veterans at the Prescott Resort on Monday, Nov. 12 with a free lunch and ceremony thanking them for their service.