Prescott Valley Tribune

When visitors come to Prescott, the city’s tourism department is hoping that they will stay for a while, experience more, and cherish what Prescott has to offer.

Editorial cartoon (1): June 24, 2022

We have a solid wood front door and would like more light to shine in. We heard there is a company that can add view glass/decorative glass to an existing front door, and we figured if anyone knew it was YCCA. —Tom and Susie, Pinon Oaks

State lawmakers adopted an $18 billion spending plan early Thursday, rebuffing efforts by some Republicans to tear apart the deal.

Prescott Valley’s Community Services Department is planning another big celebration this year in Mountain Valley Park on Monday, July 4.

Prescott Unified School District Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources Clark Tenney is sporting a smile rather than a frown these days.

Live horse racing returns to Prescott Valley on Saturday, June 25, as Arizona Downs opens for the 2022 season at 10501 E. Highway 89A.

Editorial cartoon (1): June 23, 2022

The news that Putin is the cause of our gas prices at the pump is fallacies.

egarding Mr. Hartman’s column on June 16, 2022. Here are a couple of quotes from George Mason, a delegate from Virginia to the Constitutional Convention in 1787, on why the Second Amendment was added as part of the “Bill of Rights” in 1791.

Willie Wilma Harmon, age 93, of Prescott Valley, Arizona, passed away on June 8, 2022, in Prescott Valley.

The weather is heating up, but you can cool down at the Bob Edwards Park Splash Pad on Long Look Drive east of North Verde Vista Drive.

Do you own a home in Prescott Valley and want to sell? If you do, the value of your home has likely increased, but rising interest rates could lower demand in the coming months.

Many of my early childhood memories center around Friday nights and Saturday mornings in the 1950s.

While life changed dramatically with the COVID-19 pandemic, the sacrifices made in response were perhaps most noticeable on holidays, when people accustomed to gathering with family and friends were unable to do so, or only able to do so on limited terms.

With the blockbuster movie Top Gun taking off to the top of the box office this summer, I must ask, have the Quad Cities “Lost That Lovin’ Feeling?”

Inevitably since the carnage in Uvalde members of the GOP/gun rights supporters have offered condolences, prayers and a multitude of platitudes.

Armed with a Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) Investigation Bureau warrant, Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) officers on June 17 arrested the suspect who allegedly stabbed a Prescott Valley couple at their home six days before.

Hermes is a gorgeous 5-year-old Anatollian Shepherd mix weighing in at 87 pounds of sweetness and love!

If you’re looking for a hiking, biking or adventure companion, Alice is your girl!

Little Girl is a 7-year-old black, gray and brown Tabby.

Election interference, school choice and the border wall were only a few of the myriad topics discussed at the Yavapai County Republican Committee’s Arizona Congressional District 2 (CD2) primary-election candidate debate June 18 at the Adult Center of Prescott.

Pita, date of birth April 9, from a bottle-fed litter, is very social.

Meet Clover, an approximately 2-year-old possibly Rhodesian Ridgeback mix.

Yavapai County hosted a comprehensive plan open house at the Paulden Library June 14 to inform county residents about the 10 year comprehensive plan.