With 7 to 10 inches of snow falling on the Prescott area last week, the Courier editorial board would like to remind readers that safety is the most important thing when it comes to traveling in the winter, especially during our northern Arizona snowstorms.
Years ago, when I was younger and smarter, I consulted with a number of organizations, which included counseling with many individuals who were approaching retirement.
To the Yavapai Sheriff’s Office: Good to know we all can speed at 90 mph and weave through traffic recklessly with just getting a warning.
It has been 78 years since the United States was pulled into a war many Americans did not want.
There are basically two types of people in the Quad Cities area, those that are on city or town water and those that are have wells.
For all who knew Gary Edelbrock, you know what a wonderful man he was!
Ballots and expectations are to elections, like gravy is to biscuits … or snow is to winter.
Unfortunately, Hollywood has no interest in one type of diversity: diversity of thought.
Editor: We’ve seen and heard the impeachment hearings; next, probably, comes a trial in the Senate.
The barking by a nearby dog may seem nonstop. It wakes you or keeps “the Sandman” from visiting.
What’s the best gift you ever received? Whatever it was, it surely wasn’t a material item bought in a store.
George Hedge, in his letter of Nov. 27 must think that Courier readers are blind.
Ever catch yourself in a moment and think, “Gosh this either was, or should be, in a movie?” Like some odd lower-shelf movie rental at a small-town Blockbuster of the past, the Bergner Thanksgiving was a bit of an adventure this year.
I don’t blame millennials and Gen Z for mocking baby boomers with the trending “OK boomer” meme. I’ve had my issues with baby boomers, too.
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- Iron Cask restaurant to open in January at Prescott Valley Crossroads
- Photo: Winter snowstorm dumps 7 to 12 inches on Prescott area
- Rescuers search for girl, 6, missing after truck swept away
- Mid-week storm moving through Northern Arizona
- Update: Highway 89A, Glassford Hill area now open after accident
- New actions approved in Yavapai County's push toward $70M bond issue for jail in Prescott
- Campers rescued from rising flood water in Camp Verde
- Road closures in Northern Arizona
- How Medicare can help you manage pain
- Plan on I-17 closure if heading to Phoenix this weekend
- Granite Mountain Hotshots centerpiece unveiled in park
- New hospital in Prescott?
- Closures, cancellations, delays for Thanksgiving storm
- Police: Impaired driver causes 5-vehicle crash on Highway 69
- Friday Catchall: Goodbye, Sears store; hello, new jail
- Prescott mayor, two others assaulted by 73-year-old man at private event, police say
- Photo: Winter snowstorm dumps 7 to 12 inches on Prescott area
