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Yavapai College soccer ranked 2nd in NJCAA preseason poll

Junior College Soccer

PRESCOTT — The Yavapai College men’s soccer team will enter the 2018 season with the No. 2 ranking in the NJCAA after finishing the 2017 campaign as a national semifinalist.

Eagles ranked No. 14 in preseason NAIA women’s soccer poll

College Soccer

PRESCOTT — A few days before kicking off the 2018 season, the Embry-Riddle women’s soccer team received word Wednesday afternoon that NAIA voters across the nation consider them a Top 15 team in the country.

Embry-Riddle volleyball receives Top 25 votes in NAIA national poll

College Volleyball

PRESCOTT — After finishing with a 30-5 overall record and qualifying for the NAIA Volleyball National Tournament for the first time in program history a year ago, the Embry-Riddle volleyball team received votes in the NAIA preseason national poll Wednesday morning.

Preview: All-American Jalin Yoder returns for senior season at Embry-Riddle

College Volleyball

PRESCOTT — Coming off the best season in program history in 2017, Embry-Riddle volleyball is hoping for more than just a repeat this fall. They want more.

Preview: Yavapai College spikers still aim for postseason despite being green

Junior College Volleyball

PRESCOTT — When 2017 first team All-ACCAC setter Kanani Hiapo transferred unexpectedly to NAIA Benedictine-Mesa over the off-season, Yavapai College’s volleyball team was left with four sophomores on its roster.

Humboldt schools see mixed results in AZMerit

Results should be viewed as more than a score; educators say it’s a tool to measure growth

Area educators are clear children aren’t numbers, and numbers don’t tell a students’ academic story.

How to attract business vs. stay rural big topic of forum

All candidates want to keep D-H a ‘Country Town’

Dewey-Humboldt council candidate Karen Brooks complimented the audience of about 80 at Thursday’s, Aug. 9, candidate forum for being informed about the issues facing the town.

Fossils, forensics and flight topics for summer camp

17 students attended PV School’s first STEM camp in June

Prescott Valley School hosted its first ever STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) Summer Camp.

Lots to talk about on National Night Out: traffic, crime, storms

PV town staff, fire, police officials visit 16 groups

Prescott Valley town, police and fire officials expect the applause and kudos from residents on National Night Out when they stop in at neighborhood parties.

YEI! family homes offer independence

Through its men’s and women’s family-style group homes, also known as family homes, Yavapai Exceptional Industries (YEI!) offers independence and support — and a sense of belonging.

Firehouse Subs donates water to first responders

Firehouse Subs participated in the seventh annual H20 for Heroes bottled water collection drive as part of its mission to support first responders Saturday, Aug. 4, according to a news release from the Prescott Valley Police Department.

Officer Monteith receives Chief’s Commendation

Prescott Valley Police Officer Scott Monteith earned the Police Chief Commendation Award for his actions in May while responding to a call for a suicidal subject.

Editorial cartoon (b): August 15, 2018

Editorial cartoon (a): August 15, 2018

Lions club welcomes new members

The Prescott Valley Early Bird Lions Club was pleased to welcome and induct two new members into the club on July 25.

Prescott Valley in Brief: Rockin’ Ukes in concert at library

Rockin’ Ukes in concert at library On Sept. 25 at the Prescott Valley Public Library, 7401 E. Civic Circle Drive, Prescott Valley, the Rockin’ Ukes will perform.

Letter: Integrity, fairness needed?

So Dick Polman is upset about the “Death of Truth” in relation to President Trump.

Letter: Congress has oversight

Given the course of events surrounding our Executive Branch over the past 18 months, as punctuated by an embarrassing performance in Helsinki, it is past the time to ask our representatives in Washington what they (Mr. Gosar) are doing to stop or check this madness.

One Man's Rant: They put Chino Valley on wheels

This is a column about the birth of Yavapai Regional Transit and the two “retired” folks who made it happen, Ron and Cheri Romley.

Obituary: Donald Leonard Wilson

Donald Leonard Wilson, 61, born Oct. 5, 1956, in San Diego, California, died Aug. 1, 2018, in Humboldt, Arizona.

AZMerit testing shows BASIS at the top

Charter school leaders hail test results as a positive trend for choice in education

The AZMerit score results in language arts and math for 14 tri-city area charter schools showed a strong performance for most of the schools, with BASIS Prescott earning the highest scores that reflected progress from the prior year’s scores.

Eagles ranked No. 14 in preseason NAIA women’s soccer poll 12 hours, 58 minutes

Embry-Riddle volleyball receives Top 25 votes in NAIA national poll 13 hours, 35 minutes

Yavapai College soccer ranked 2nd in NJCAA preseason poll 14 hours, 38 minutes

Preview: All-American Jalin Yoder returns for senior season at Embry-Riddle 1 day, 9 hours

Preview: Yavapai College spikers still aim for postseason despite being green 1 day, 9 hours

Humboldt schools see mixed results in AZMerit 1 day, 13 hours

Junior College Soccer

College Soccer

College Volleyball

College Volleyball

Junior College Volleyball

Results should be viewed as more than a score; educators say it’s a tool to measure growth

All candidates want to keep D-H a ‘Country Town’

17 students attended PV School’s first STEM camp in June

PV town staff, fire, police officials visit 16 groups

Charter school leaders hail test results as a positive trend for choice in education

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