Larry Gray is no stranger to leadership in roles from military and law enforcement service to community stewardship.
In the midst of a global pandemic, area schools are up against a lot — keeping faculty and students safe from infection while still offering enriching academic lessons, socialization, even nutrition, for students whether they are on campus full-time, part-time or engaged in online instruction at home.
In graduate school to become an occupational therapist, the Prescott VA’s new Medical Center Director Jean Gurga earned a health professional scholarship and was assigned to work with geriatric veterans in Bedford, Massachusetts.
Arizona Citizens for the Arts, in conjunction with the office of the Governor, awarded Arlene Minuskin, a photographer from Prescott, the 2020 Governor’s Arts Award in the Artist category representing the northwest Arizona region.
Calling them “heroes,” Prescott Unified School District Superintendent Joe Howard cheered the Facilities Department crew for its ingenuity and arduous labor that enabled schools to reopen last month.
The Humboldt Unified School District each month strives to honor teachers, support staff and volunteers who devote themselves to making their particular schools a special place for all.
As a young girl growing up in New England and Arizona with four siblings, Patty Bell-Demers was shy.
As of Friday, Sept. 4, the Yavapai College Governing Board has a new member. Yavapai County School Superintendent Tim Carter announced the appointment of Prescott lawyer Mitch Padilla to replace departing six-year member Steve Irwin who resigned in April to seek election to the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors.
Miss Teen Rodeo Arizona 2020-21 Shai Forman jokes she was riding a horse before she walked.