Prescott Valley Tribune

Northern Arizona Regional Training Academy (NARTA) Class 46 has the honor of being the first class to train in, and graduate from, the newly constructed facility at Yavapai College Prescott campus.

The public is invited to visit a Memorial Day flag display that has been set up in a grassy field between the Prescott Valley Police Department and Prescott Valley Civic Center, 7501 E. Skoog Blvd.

Former Prescott Valley Mayor Harvey Skoog was among those honored at the 48th annual meeting of the Yavapai College Foundation, held Tuesday, May 7, at the YC Performing Arts Center in Prescott.

Among the 365 graduating seniors at Bradshaw Mountain High School this year, three students stand out at the top of their class.

Showing up to the Humboldt Elementary School gymnasium Wednesday night, May 15, a handful of people gave their ideas in a community workshop for what they would like to see at the Humboldt Smelter Property at the Iron King Mine/Humboldt Smelter Superfund site.

Twenty-eight teachers and staff received a heartwarming sendoff from the Humboldt Unified School District Governing Board at its May 14 meeting, retiring after serving the district between one and 32 years.

Working a job with full-time hours has not kept Cheyenne Perez, a graduating senior at Bradshaw Mountain High School (BMHS), from attending classes and maintaining good grades.

Congratulations to Anthony Kincaid for being this week’s HUSD Student of the Week.

The Dewey-Humboldt Historical Society board members raise a toast to celebrate the official purchase of property to build a new museum.

Firefighters were able to quickly handle a fire at Sungate Villa Apartments, 3845 N. Civic Dr., in Prescott Valley midday Tuesday, May 21.

Some residents of the Prescott Golf and Country Club (PGCC) call their community a place for retirees. They have no interest in a daycare center that property owner Tim Henrickson wants to develop in a vacant church building.

Bob Killen, chairman of the Prescott Valley Days parade, has announced the winners of the 2019 parade, which marched down Florentine Road May 11.

Events and happenings in the Prescott Valley area this week.

The Prescott Valley Police Department invites the public to its “K9 Kaper,” an event to introduce Belgian Malinois’ Chewy, Kion, Kato, and Groot to the public.

Yavapai County Community Health Services is urging parents to start thinking about back-to-school vaccinations now.

Father Fred has been the pastor at St. Catherine Laboure Catholic Church here in Chino Valley since 2003....

A motorcyclist involved in a vehicle accident along Highway 89A near Prescott Valley midday Friday, May 17, died from his injuries, police officials said.

Residents have the opportunity to participate in three public hearings at the Prescott Valley Town Council meeting set for 5:30 p.m. Thursday, May 23, in the Prescott Valley Public Library auditorium. All three are requests for zoning map changes.

Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) encourages its officers to make special efforts in reaching out and interacting with citizens in a positive, meaningful way.

George “The Godfather” Ponte can still speak clearly, but his short- and long-term memory fades in and out like a weak radio signal, much to his chagrin.

A Prescott Valley man who allegedly carjacked a taxicab and then crashed the vehicle into a parked truck during a high-speed chase along Highway 69 was arrested Thursday night, May 16, police officials said.

A bid by House Speaker Rusty Bowers to break the Republican gridlock over the budget has been rejected out of hand by the Phoenix Republican who it is supposed to satisfy.

The 41st annual Yavapai County Contractors Association Home and Garden Show is this weekend — May 17-19, 2019, at the Findlay Toyota Center, Prescott Valley.

I just looked at a picture of Lady Justice.

Three trends are on an apparent upswing. The first two, most everyone sees or hears: robo calls and scams. They can go hand in hand.