A bill to pay less than the minimum wage to people younger than 22, working 20 hours or less, has been pulled. It needs to remain that way. Dead.
Spring training is underway, and fans whose passion for baseball dates back decades brace themselves for more game-altering, useless and annoying changes. Major League Baseball commissioner Rob “Meddling” Manfred is back at it with more dumb ideas that will, if implemented, distract from the game on the field.
I don’t know where this thank you note fits into your paper, but there is a gallantry about the fellows in this town that is appreciated by many.
The recent Interfaith Celebration of Thanks was a very inspiring and moving experience. It was beautiful to see so many people from differing expressions of faith coming together for an evening to express thanks for the many blessings we all have.
Prescott lost something this past week — its magnitude is almost unfathomable.
There are many reasons to love living in Prescott.
I love it when military aircraft fly over. It makes me feel patriotic and reminds me where my freedom comes from. I welcome more.
Since tomorrow is St. Patrick’s Day, many people throughout the country and the world over have been preparing for the event for quite some time.
The conservative Family Research Council is out with its latest congressional scorecard.
It would have been a way around my rather pedestrian exam scores.
• SUNSHINE— As you have seen in the pages of the Courier this week, it is Sunshine Week. This is an effort to show the importance of public records and transparency in government.
Cash is king — but here comes the guillotine!
Another day in Trumpland. Case in point; The latest attack on women, families and children who will be made to suffer further by the baseless defunding of Planned Parenthood.
The Ides of March is nigh. For the Romans, the 15th day marked the assassination of Julius Caesar and the turning point of Roman history.
- Why are flags at half-staff today, March 16, 2019
- Dead body found in Granite Creek, police investigating
- More than 300 students in Chino Valley homeless
- Prescott Valley couple desperate for a kidney as husband’s ailment worsens
- Need2Know: Kohl’s is safe; no new Fry’s; and new dry cleaning service
- Dead body found in Granite Creek identified
- Prescott’s matriarch and long-time historian Elisabeth Ruffner passes away
- YCSO seeking suspects in theft of debit card from 86-year-old Dewey man
- Prescott takes first step toward opening Lower Goldwater Lake to the public
- Need2Know: New boutique business open; wine bar opening; restaurant could open soon
- Photo Galleries: Prescott area snow storm Feb. 21, 2019
- Updated snow storm status report from City of Prescott, Feb. 22
- More Snow Photo Galleries: Prescott area snow storm Feb. 21-22, 2019
- Watch: Tucson police investigate "white powdery substance" falling from sky
- Storm forecast puts Prescott on watch with snowfall of 15 to 27 inches predicted
- Snowstorm prompts declaration of emergency by City of Prescott
- Dead body found in Granite Creek, police investigating
- Updated highway closure list from ADOT
- Update: Highways closed in northern Arizona, I-17 northbound closed at State Route 179
- Prescott Valley couple desperate for a kidney as husband’s ailment worsens
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Prescott Chapter #098 of RPEA-CA
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Music For Those With Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia
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Depression Bipolar Support Alliance
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