Prescott Valley Tribune

Young wrestlers, drumline participate in MLK Day March 23 hours, 16 minutes

Supporters of women’s rights, equality for all marched Saturday 23 hours, 20 minutes

Guardian of the playground and splendid pencil sharpener earn accolades 1 day

HUSD Student of the Week: Ryder 1 day

Editorial cartoon (a): Jan. 23, 2019 1 day

Editorial cartoon (b): Jan. 23, 2019 1 day, 1 hour

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Young wrestlers, drumline participate in MLK Day March

Not only were the participants marching in support of Martin Luther King Jr.’s message of equality for all in the Jan. 21 MLK Day March in Prescott.

Supporters of women’s rights, equality for all marched Saturday

The signs brought home yet another year of support for equal rights and protests against oppression as participants marched Jan. 19 at the Yavapai County Courthouse in Prescott.

Guardian of the playground and splendid pencil sharpener earn accolades

Granville Elementary School Principal Christine Griffin honored three members of the school certified, classified and volunteer staff at the Jan. 8 Humboldt Unified School District Government Board meeting.

HUSD Student of the Week: Ryder

Ryder is the Humboldt Unified School District’s Student of the Week.

Editorial cartoon (a): Jan. 23, 2019

Editorial cartoon (b): Jan. 23, 2019

Letter: Help the dog park

I am sure many of you will agree with me that the dog park we have in Chino Valley is not the best, but it is all we have.

Letter: Emergency?

While Trump was president, the Republicans had control of both the House and the Senate, and they did not fund the Border Wall. Not for two years.

Bradshaw DECA dominates competition

On Jan. 15, Bradshaw Mountain High School DECA took its show on the road and proved it was “Ready for It” at the Arizona DECA District 8 Career Development Conference.

Photo: Hands Free Driving

Prescott Valley Public Works crews placed signs throughout the Town of Prescott Valley Jan. 17 to remind drivers of the new ban on use of handheld devices while driving.

3 new police officers begin their careers in PV

Council meets, greets NARTA graduates

The three newest officers with the Prescott Valley Police Department stood before the Town Council Jan. 10 as Deputy Police Chief James Edelstein introduced them.

Williams: What is a ‘clustered human settlement’?

I wish to predict that by the end of this column, neither you nor I will be wiser, more fully informed or even slightly better educated than we all are right now.

Prescott Valley in Brief: Fundraiser at bakery Jan. 26 to help Mayer principal

The Flour Stone Bakery and Café offers an opportunity for the community to show its support of Jeff Duncan, Mayer High School principal and boys basketball coach, who is battling Stage 4 cancer.

Corridor Calendar: Week of Jan. 23

Tuesday Planners are back. Each Tuesday at 9 a.m. the planners will meet at the Community Center, 16357 S. Cordes Lakes Drive to plan for events, such as Cookies with Santa.

Win brunch for 4 at new Arizona Downs restaurant

‘Name that Restaurant’ opens for brunch Jan. 27

Arizona Downs, with its refurbished venue, amazing views, and simulcast horseracing, will offer Sunday brunch beginning Jan. 27 in its new restaurant under the direction of talented Executive Chef Don Walker.

‘Prescott Valley Fire’ burns about 300 acres north of Highway 89A

Firefighters jump on response; no structures damaged

A wind-driven wildfire took some battling after tearing through grasslands north of Highway 89A early Monday afternoon, Jan. 21.

What should happen to the Humboldt Smelter property?

Community workshop set for Jan. 29 with EPA

The Iron King Mine/Humboldt Smelter Superfund site is nearing the time when the Environmental Protection Agency evaluates all its clean up options.

Editorial: Governor’s budget hits several but not all needs

The state’s governor, Doug Ducey, fresh off re-election in November is riding a wave of popularity and increased revenues.

Receive free health care? You may be required to work

About 126,000 Arizonans who get free health care will soon be required to work, if they can.

Detectives seeking suspect(s) in Cordes Dollar Store burglary

Yavapai County Sheriff’s detectives are searching for one or more suspects who early Tuesday morning cut a hole in the rear exterior wall of the Family Dollar Store on Hitching Post Way in Cordes Junction.

House bill would redefine marijuana edibles, other products in Arizona

A Peoria Republican lawmaker is moving to alter state law to ensure that edible forms of medical marijuana remain legally available to patients.

Bradshaw Mountain boys hoops trounces Mohave, moves to 4-3 in region

Prep Boys Basketball

PRESCOTT VALLEY — One night after Nate Summit didn’t dress at Coconino due to injury, Bradshaw Mountain’s star sophomore post returned triumphantly on Thursday, Jan. 17, to help guide the Bears to victory over struggling Mohave.

New mayor, 2 council members tackle difficult topic at first meeting

Teary goodbyes, and some stumbles mark first council meeting of year

For many in the packed auditorium, the farewells to two Prescott Valley council members and one mayor brought tears along with plentiful accolades at the first council meeting of the year Jan. 10.

Ask the Contractor: Industry insiders bring knowledge to boot camp

Twenty-eight fabulous young adults exited the first week of the YCCA Job Readiness Boot Camp with smiles and high-fives, and I left the building with a glorious smile in my heart.

Obituary Notice: Austin Lengwenus

Austin Lengwenus, age 21, of Prescott Valley, Arizona, passed away on Jan. 11, 2019, in Prescott Valley, Arizona.

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