
Last week I wrote about why more grocery stores don’t locate in the Quad Cities. My answer: our shopping habits don’t support them enough. Dollars and foot traffic. But there's more...

Starting June 1, the Regional Economic Development Center (REDC) at Yavapai College is offering a wide range of free certificates and support programs through its QUEST grant.

In cooperation with area fire departments, Yavapai College is hosting a Meet the Fire Chief event on Monday, June 5, at which Yavapai College fire academy graduates and other prospective team members can ask questions of area fire chiefs to learn more about their department’s culture regarding employment.

Homeless stereotypes don’t usually include senior citizens who worked the bulk of their lives to raise families only to find their Social Security income, pensions and other savings simply aren’t enough to pay the rent or mortgage in their twilight years.

Over the past few years, I’ve wondered about the American psyche. I question whether citizens of this country still have the courage and grit of Americans past. I ran into a man at the local gym ...

Sunday, June 11, is Race Amity Day, an observance with its roots as far back as 1957, and which since 2010 has been supported by hundreds of mayors and governors across the U.S., focusing on “E Pluribus Unum,” or “From Many, One,” the official motto of the United States since July 4, 1776.
The 12th annual Woofstock and Adopt-A-Thon will be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 10.
Last week, my column discussed defensible space and stressed that protecting your home from wildfire starts with you. Since wildfire is a real and ever-present danger, it is important for our readers to know about Prescott Area Wildland Urban Interface Commission (PAWUIC).

Now just a month away from the 10-year mark of the Granite Mountain Hotshot tragedy, the long-awaited monument on the Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza reportedly has come up short on the funds needed.
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- Need2Know: P.U.B Prescott to host Celtic Session June 4 before closing its doors; Prescott Valley Chamber introduces ‘Veteran Owned Business’ window clings Prescott Candle Co. downtown closes for good
- YCSO investigating Coyote Springs homicide
- YCSO Weekend Roundup: Coyote Springs man found dead inside home; YCSO investigating cause
- Emergency repairs underway in effluent line along Highway 89 north of Watson Lake roundabout
- Trinity Christian School Class of 2023 graduate launches own mobile coffee truck business
- Vehicle crashes into PV home, driver being tested for impairment
- 2 seriously injured in E-bike-motorcycle collision on Willow Creek Road
- Five injured in box truck collision with motor home on Fain Road in Prescott Valley
- Prescott doctor charged in connection with transporting women over state line for sex
- Obituary: Cameron/Ciara DeCastro
- UPDATE: ADOT shows Highway 89 open, but now brush fire north of Drake
- Two high-profile Prescott intersections get green light for new traffic signals
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- Bears join mountain lions, other wildlife in visiting Prescott area
- Editorial cartoon (2): Nov. 2, 2018
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