
Two goals by A.J. Villafana and Dillon Harwood earned Bradshaw Mountain boys soccer a 2-2 draw against Cortez at Bob Pavlich Field on Wednesday.

It appears that Prescott Valley Mayor Kell Palguta’s persistent pursuit of a new location for a bigger, more centralized post office in town is gaining traction at the federal level.
Bradshaw Mountain boys basketball was off to a considerably good start this season but then the team ran into a wall. And that wall’s name was Buckeye.

Christmas cheer and well-wishes for the coming year were on full display during Prescott Valley’s 2019 Holiday Festival of Lights and Night Light Parade Friday, Dec. 6, at the Civic Center, 7501 E. Skoog Blvd.

The Daily Courier’s Christmas Light Contest has returned with a top prize of $1,500 for the best-decorated Christmas house in the quad-city area.

Prescott Valley residents line up on Lake Valley Road to enjoy the 2019 Prescott Valley Holiday Festival of Lights parade Friday, Dec. 6, 2019.

Prescott Valley Public Works Director Norm Davis told the Town Council during its study session Dec. 5 that four roadway expansion projects will either conclude this month or continue on into 2020.
A Phoenix man was arrested in Prescott Valley after wrecking a stolen car and then stealing several valuables from a home midday Thursday, Dec. 5, according to a Town of Prescott Valley news release.

Alexis Clynes and Bethany Gittins each scored a goal as the Bradshaw Mountain girls soccer team outshot St. Mary’s 35-2 in a 2-0 win Thursday night.

The Prescott Valley Town Council will discuss the town’s Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR), hear an update from the Public Works Department regarding roadway expansion projects, and consider revising the town’s financial policies when it meets for a study session on Thursday, Dec. 5.

Prescott Valley’s 2019 Holiday Festival of Lights, Parade and Create-a-Tree Display festivities kick off at 5 p.m. Friday, Dec. 6, and last through the early evening hours at the Civic Center, 7501 Skoog Blvd.

Ever catch yourself in a moment and think, “Gosh this either was, or should be, in a movie?” Like some odd lower-shelf movie rental at a small-town Blockbuster of the past, the Bergner Thanksgiving was a bit of an adventure this year.

Firefighters were fortunately able to extinguish a Dewey home fire before anyone was injured or irreparable damage was done to the building Monday night, Dec. 2.
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