Prescott Valley Tribune

Humboldt Unified School District administrators, teachers, staff, parents and students have many reasons to be proud.

Editorial cartoon (b): Nov. 13, 2019

Editorial cartoon (a): Nov. 13, 2019

If you look up what happened on Jan. 13, 1885, you’ll see two entries: the death of Schuyler Colfax, an American politician who was born in 1823, and the birth of Alfred Carl.

The Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce will present the annual Holiday Festival of Lights beginning at 5 p.m. Friday Dec. 6 at the Prescott Valley Civic Center, 7501 E. Skoog Blvd. Several local schools will present holiday music beginning at 5 p.m. before a holiday message by Mayor Kell Palguta at 5:45.

The Yavapai County Education Service Agency (YCESA) distributed 108 boxes of boys and girls coats to 27 district and charter schools throughout Yavapai County on Nov. 5.

Multiple homes along Parent Road in Prescott Valley had to be evacuated midday Monday, Nov. 11, after a gas line was ruptured in the residential neighborhood.

Editor: I would like to reference the article in Sunday, Oct 20 edition titled, “Farmworker Health is Community Effort in Arizona Town.”

The Agua Caliente Clippers could very well be charged with highway robbery the way they beat the Northern Arizona Suns in the season opener on Saturday.

Fire managers on the Bradshaw Ranger District plan to burn on Wednesday, Nov. 13 through Friday, Nov. 15.

The article about the new diagonal crosswalk at Montezuma and Gurley mentioned the installation of an “audible signal” to help with pedestrian safety.

Come Saturday, the Northern Arizona Suns will tipoff the 2019-2020 campaign, their fourth at Findlay Toyota Center, and it can’t come soon enough.

Perennial powerhouse No. 3 Flagstaff was the thorn in No. 6 Bradshaw Mountain’s side the entire season. And unfortunately for the Bears, this narrative reached its pinnacle during Thursday night’s state quarterfinal.

Other than a few exceptions, district and charter school leaders have much to boast about this year with the letter grades received at their schools, with many showing improvement or at least staying steady despite changes in students, faculty and curriculum, and some new test options.

Barbara Ann McCauley, age 76, of Prescott Valley, Ariz., was born December 2nd, 1942 in Chicago, Ill.

Steven Roser will be sworn in as Prescott Valley’s new police chief when the town council meets Thursday, Nov. 7.

It’s been well over a decade since Bradshaw Mountain volleyball won a state match. But just like that, the dry spell has finally been broken as the Bears defeated Mesquite 3-1 on Tuesday night.

Early returns from the Tuesday, Nov. 5, special election show that the Town of Dewey-Humboldt will no longer be the only town in the state of Arizona without a franchise agreement with Arizona Public Service (APS).

If the Quad Cities pooled together their resources for a new public transit system, could they make it work?

Mayer Unified School District Superintendent Dean Slaga has been honored as the All Arizona Superintendent for Small Districts for 2019 by the Arizona School Administrators.

Buff Hagen, 67, of Prescott Valley, Ariz., passed away on October 24th, 2019.

Congratulations to Avery Stamper at Coyote Springs for being this week’s HUSD Student of the Week!

Editorial cartoon (b): Nov. 6, 2019

Editorial cartoon (a): Nov. 6, 2019

Growing Early Readers Workshop, 10 a.m., Prescott Public Library, 215 E. Goodwin St.