Weather impacts construction on Boys & Girls Club
Still, work remains pretty much on schedule, town’s projects coordinator says
Not yet 20 percent complete, the expansion of the Prescott Valley Boys & Girls Club building plods onward.
Student of the Week: Sadie
Congratulations to Sadie from Bright Futures Preschool for being recognized as this week’s HUSD Student of the Week! This is Sadie’s first year at Bright Futures Preschool.
Officers awarded Lifesaving Ribbon, Medal of Valor, Police Star
Honors given for situations involving drug overdoses, fallen truck, fleeing suspect
Prescott Valley Police officers have been busy “just doing their jobs.”
Prescott Valley in Brief: Fall and Christmas Craft Show this weekend
The Women of the Moose chapter 886 are holding their 11th annual Fall & Christmas Craft Show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20 and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 21 at Moose Lodge Prescott Valley, corner of 5th and 6th streets.
Residents get early look at latest development
Potential increase in traffic problems on Long Look Drive, Glassford Hill Road concerns some
Residents who live on side streets along Long Look Drive near Glassford Hill Road appeared fine with plans for the newest Prescott Valley residential rental development — The Bungalows at Talking Rock — during a neighborhood meeting Oct. 15.
Hand-held cellphone ban for Prescott Valley drivers?
Council discusses possibility, plus new well site purchase from school district
Drivers in unincorporated areas of Yavapai County soon will be prohibited from using hand-held cellphones or other portable communications devices while driving.
Sunday hours coming to the PV library Nov. 18
Pilot program will eliminate weekday hours between 7 and 8 p.m.
Prescott Valley Public Library will introduce Sunday hours from 1-5 p.m. as a pilot program to see if patrons truly use the library on Sundays.
Police: PV man falsely reports murdering ex-wife to cleaning service
Prank lands him in jail
A Prescott Valley man’s alleged attempt to prank a cleaning service and aggravate his ex-wife at the same time resulted in him being arrested after police were called to investigate the matter.
Deadline to object for three requests for water in town is Oct. 31
Coyote Springs, LLC, owned by Viewpoint89, LLC, has filed with the Arizona Department of Water Resources three Notices of Application for Certificate of Assured Water Supply for Antelope Park 1 and Antelope Park 2 (commercial and residential).
Scientist: ‘It turns out Arizona is earthquake country’
Preparedness drill scheduled for Thursday morning
PHOENIX — It’s not quite the “duck and cover’’ exercises of the 1950 when school children were practicing to be prepared for nuclear attack.
Obituary: Robert D. Veres
Robert D. Veres, “Bob,” 74, passed away Monday, Oct. 8, 2018, following a brief illness. Born and raised in Elyria, Ohio, he was preceded in death by his parents, Moses and Alma; and his sister, Marjorie Loucks.
Coyote Springs students take the lead
Elementary school was first in district to connect to EdLeader21 program
On Sept. 27, five sixth-grade students from Coyote Springs Elementary School (CSES) presented at the National EdLeader 21 Conference in Glendale, Arizona.
Tyree: Parents, do you know where your love letters are?
Maybe I shouldn’t share something so personal with the world, but…my love affair with books continues unabated.
Gov. Ducey signs executive order for autonomous cars in Arizona
PHOENIX — Four years after allowing companies to test driverless cars on Arizona streets, Gov. Doug Ducey is moving to make the state the center of testing for the next generation of autonomous automobiles.
Austin Clark runs for 3 TDs, No. 11 Badgers beat Mohave 44-27
Prep Football
BULLHEAD CITY — Through Week 9, Prescott’s football team is unbeaten in the 4A Grand Canyon region and controls its own destiny for the league crown with two games left on the regular-season schedule.
Bears drop second-straight, lose to rival Mingus 28-6
Prep Football
COTTONWOOD — The No. 4-ranked Bradshaw Mountain football team dropped its second straight game after their offense was shut down by Mingus in a 28-6 loss Friday night.
Government transparency one of many benefits newspapers offer communities
Why newspapers continue to enhance society
Newspapers play multiple roles within governmental agencies, schools and homes, allowing readers to keep an eye on how taxpayers’ money is spent, recent scores of local high school football teams, or to find events going on over the weekend.
Bears avenge early-season loss to Coconino, move to 2nd in GC region
Prep Volleyball
PRESCOTT VALLEY — For the No. 11-ranked Bradshaw Mountain volleyball team, it’s too soon to talk about the postseason.
The Ultimate Guide to Halloween
Halloween is going to be here before you know it, but don’t worry – here’s a handy guide to make sure you’ve got everything you need to appease those restless spirits
Clean energy supporters spending $3.6M on ads calling Brnovich ‘corrupt’
Supporters of a renewable energy ballot measure have opened up a new front in their bid to get it approved: an expensive attack on Attorney General Mark Brnovich.
Letter: Classical music
I’d like to respond to a column by Wil Williams regarding his rant on classical music.
PVPD changing hat, patch colors for breast cancer, domestic violence awareness
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness and Domestic Violence Awareness months, Prescott Valley Police officers have changed the color of their badges and hats to pink and purple for October with the goal of raising awareness and support for both campaigns.
Ask the Contractor: Universal Design fits everyone’s needs
We were out the other evening and heard the term universal design being discussed at a table.
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- Why are the flags at half staff today, October 7, 2018
- Need2Know: Cuppers Bistro closed; Prescott Family Diner closed; Pizza Hut in Prescott relocating
- Heads up! Ban on using handheld cellphones while driving begins Nov. 2
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- Suspicious PV death under investigation
- Prescott man dies in vehicle crash in Oregon
- Why are the flags at half-staff today, Oct. 7, 2018
- Police arrest two in Chino Valley on drug, weapon charges
- Cordes Lakes motel drug bust nets meth, heroin
- Overnight storms drop some snow on parts of northern Arizona
- Why are the flags at half staff today, October 7, 2018
- Need2Know: Krispy Kreme bails on PV; Western Heritage Foundation filling vacancy on Whiskey Row; car wash developments in PV; new Alfonso’s in Prescott
- Why are the flags at half-staff today, Oct. 7, 2018
- Virus affecting deer in Yavapai Hills area near Prescott
- Need2Know: Dunkin’ Donuts; luxury apartments coming; Burlington; King Kong gone?; Sushi; Raven Café; and Dollar General
- Need2Know: Cuppers Bistro closed; Prescott Family Diner closed; Pizza Hut in Prescott relocating
- Whispering Rock subdivision gets Prescott Council approval
- Need2Know: Big O Tires in Prescott sells; Spicy Streats moves; That Salad Place is open; new integrative health care facility opening
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- Former Prescott pastor faces new child molestation and abuse charges, held on $1M bond
