
Are you ready to beat the heat in Prescott Valley this summer?

Four Class of 2022 Bradshaw Mountain High seniors have earned some serious bragging rights as select stand-out performers in the state and nation with life-changing scholarships to choice colleges.
The Prescott Valley Town Council on Thursday, May 12, unanimously agreed to an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with the City of Prescott and Yavapai County to buy State Trust Land parcels on Glassford Hill for open space and recreation.
Prescott Valley Police Foundation’s annual “Thank the Blue” community event, which honors the men and women who serve in the Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD), will be conducted at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 18.

On Saturday night, May 14, the Northern Arizona Wranglers gained a measure of revenge against the Tucson Sugar Skulls in a 36-21 Indoor Football League (IFL) victory at Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley.

Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) deputies continue to search for a missing 74-year-old Prescott Valley man last seen hiking in the Wood Chute trailhead on Mingus Mountain near Forest Service Road 102 the morning of Friday, May 13, a YCSO news release reported Sunday.

Three of the six Republicans running for state attorney general said they would not have participated in certifying the 2020 election results as did the man who they seek to replace.

Earlier this week I took a break to walk over to the intersection of Highway 69 and Robert Road. Demolition crews were tearing down the old Circle K there and I needed a photo; it had stood vacant for about two years.

For those of you who know me, I am always the “glass is half-full” girl. I try to view situations and people in a positive and hopeful manner. I am not here today to be the half-empty glass girl; however, the construction materials shortage has blighted the construction industry throughout 2021 and into 2022.

Some flowers capture the imagination like no other. Their sheer beauty makes them iconic, transporting gardeners in the remembrance of garden weddings, tropical destinations and secret forests. These flowers may seem exotic, but many can be grown right here in the mountains of Arizona.

An Arizona man convicted of killing a college student in 1978 was put to death Wednesday after a nearly eight-year hiatus in the state's use of the death penalty brought on by an execution that critics say was botched — and the difficulty state officials faced in finding lethal injection drugs.
- Prescott Valley Police seeks identity of suspect who allegedly broke into real-estate building May 10
- Prescott sells McCormick Street property; mixed-use marketplace planned at site
- Prescott moves ahead with 10-year plan to acquire large parcel on Glassford Hill
- Prescott woman killed in ATV rollover accident
- Editorial cartoon (2): May 15, 2022
- Old Circle K building in Prescott Valley demolished; Human Bean Coffee Shop soon to take its place
- YCSO still searching for missing Prescott Valley man, 74, last seen hiking May 13 on Mingus Mountain
- Need2Know: Prescott’s LazyG Brewhouse wins gold medal at World Beer Cup; First Culver’s restaurant in Prescott opens on Willow Creek Road; Maggie’s Hospice relocates to Miller Valley Road
- Editorial cartoon (1): May 15, 2022
- Editorial cartoon (1): May 10, 2022
- Crooks Fire balloons to 1,600 acres; community meeting tonight
- High winds continue to challenge firefighters against 2,356-acre Crooks Fire April 22
- Update: Crooks Fire, north of Palace Station, tops 750 acres
- Crews make progress to contain Crooks Fire at 5% despite high winds
- Salvage yard burns in Prescott Valley; fire crews quickly put it down
- Crooks Fire spreads to 2,000 acres as of Thursday morning
- Crooks Fire spreads to more than 8,000 acres, but containment back up to 20% April 27
- Prescott Valley Police seeks identity of suspect who allegedly broke into real-estate building May 10
- Crooks fire at 3,091 acres with 15% containment
- Update: Crooks Fire, north of Palace Station, tops 600 acres