Following is what Joe Howard, superintendent for Prescott Unified School District, sent to parents this past week.
Over the past several months of political turmoil, I’ve been grateful to have lived in Prescott for more than a decade. Before I came here...
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To paraphrase Rudyard Kipling: A good cigar is a smoke, but a cigar box filled with trading cards is a treasure.
Appointments are filling quickly. That’s what we’re hearing about COVID-19 mass vaccination sites in Yavapai County.
America could use a hearty laugh right now, but laughter doesn’t come easily because too many Americans have lost their sense of humor. Humor, says Merriam-Webster, is “the ability to be funny or to be amused by things that are funny.”
The date of January 22nd, will likely pass by with no particular notice, especially in light of all the other news.
There has been no provision for those of us who are the sole caretaker of a family member who is seriously ill.
As this newspaper has already opined, precedent and basic fairness point toward a short-term replacement for Councilwoman Billie Orr’s empty seat.
The Prescott area is not, nor should it be, about division or derision. When the chips have been down in the past, we have come together as a community.
Editor: As this newspaper has already opined, precedent and basic fairness point toward a short-term replacement for Councilwoman Billie Orr’s empty seat.
Dr. William Lockwood is not just “Physician of the Year.” He is a great hero, a true lifesaver. In late July, 2019, I went into septic shock. My blood pressure went down to 65/38.
Editor: I appreciate the opportunity to voice my concerns about the COVID-19 distribution plan, which was developed using the NASEM (FEACV) (2020), as a guideline, which was written in October 2020.
The past four years of the Donald J. Trump administration has shown us very clearly how fragile our democracy is.
My husband and I vacationed to Prescott for about seven years.
- Expect at least 12 inches of snow in Prescott area, Weather Service says
- Editorial cartoon (1): Jan. 27, 2021
- Expect at least 12 inches of snow in Prescott area, Weather Service says
- Editorial cartoon (2): Jan. 26, 2021
- Frigid temperatures expected after winter snowstorm hits Prescott
- Editorial cartoon (1): Jan. 26, 2021
- COVID-19 vaccination Points of Dispensing (POD) locations, dates announced for Yavapai County
- Appointments filling up fast at Yavapai County vaccine POD locations
- Arizona reports 5,321 new COVID-19 cases, Fry’s and Safeway on board with vaccines soon
- Editorial cartoon (2): Jan. 25, 2021
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