The Merry Month of May! This is one of our busiest months here at the Chamber of Commerce.

How did April get here so soon? Although for me, the thought of warmer weather, blooming flowers and longer days makes me ready for this month.

March is the month when spring officially begins and many of us are excited and filled with optimism as we plan our gardens, outdoor space and do our spring cleaning.

We wanted snow… we got snow! And the cold. This is truly a “real” winter and I am happy to see the moisture and snow pack that we so desperately need. I say bring on more!

Happy New Year and wishes for a healthy and positive 2023!

The merriest time of the year is here. So many holiday events and activities to enjoy are all around us.

So thankful! Most who know me understand the passion I have for our community, its organizations, businesses and fellow residents. At this time of year, as the holiday season begins...

We are happy to welcome Samantha Mayer to our chamber team. Samantha is our Special Projects Administrator and some of her duties include our radio and TV scheduling, social media posts and communications, the visitor center and other activities as we plan them.

Thank you to everyone who helped to make our 29th annual Pronghorn Golf Tournament a great success. We had a great day of golf...

Where did the summer go? It seems like just yesterday we were awarding scholarships and now we are welcoming new teachers as they get ready to begin the new school year. ...

Hope you all had a safe and wonderful July 4th. We had a great time at Mountain Valley Park enjoying the festivities, music and especially the amazing fireworks.

Happy summer wishes! I love the month of June and not just because it’s my birthday month (but that does make it pretty special!); it is also the beginning of enjoying our outdoor activities.

We call ourselves a “3C Chamber”, catalyst, convener and champion.

I always think of April as an “in between month,” with weather that runs from warm to possible snow and everything in the middle. ...

March, the month when spring officially begins and many of us are excited and filled with optimism as we plan our gardens, outdoor space and do our spring cleaning.

What a wonderfully mild winter we are having this year. A year ago, we were digging ourselves out from a crazy snow storm and this year I am thinking about planting flowers.

My parents were right. The older you get the faster the years fly by!

The spirit of the holidays is with us and what a merry time of year it is! I have been feeling the Christmas and holiday joy since September when I was cast in Yavapai College’s production of “It’s a Wonderful Life.”

So thankful! Most who know me understand the passion I have for our community, its organizations, businesses and fellow residents.

My heart is sad for the passing of Mayor Harvey Skoog. He was a special friend since I came to the Prescott Valley Chamber in 2006.

My heart is sad for the passing of Mayor Harvey Skoog. He was a special friend since I came to the Prescott Valley Chamber in 2006.

Thank you to everyone who helped to make our 28th annual Pronghorn Golf Tournament a great success. We had a great day of golf, wonderful drawings, ...

School is back in session and I think that no matter how long I live here I will never get used to such an early start date.

June is busting out all over! As we raise our voice in song I am happy that here we are halfway through the year and we are all the better for it. Activities and events have opened up and we are enjoying our time gathering together.

We are excited to announce the 43rd annual Prescott Valley Days is back and will be bigger and better than ever. The theme is “Festival of Fantasy” and what better way to forget the past year than to immerse ourselves in a fun and family friendly event.

April, a lovely month usually associated with Easter and Tax Day. Easter has passed having been the first Sunday in April this year, and for Federal tax filing the deadline has been extended to May 17.

We are celebrating our 25th year for the “Team Up to Clean Up” program sponsored by the Chamber and the Town of Prescott Valley.

That storm we had a couple weeks back packed quite a punch! Thank goodness I was prepared ...

Happy New Year and wishes for a healthy and positive 2021! December is now in the rear view mirror but it was a challenging month with a positive COVID exposure, quarantining, disinfecting and sanitizing ...

Ho, ho holidays! We had a wonderful opening to our 21st annual Valley of Lights and the 4th annual Stroll through Valley of Lights. The Stroll is a walk-through that is held only on one night which is the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving.

Marnie Uhl is President/CEO of the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerceeeling thankful. Thankful to live is this wonderful community, thankful for family and friends, thankful for a great board of directors, staff and volunteers and thankful for the many opportunities I have with the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce.

Every year at this time I begin my holiday decorating with the Halloween theme. Witches, spider webs and jack-o-lanterns make their appearance in anticipation of the spookiest night of the year. Do you decorate?

Hello September! Hope you are going to be good to us. I am looking forward to fall with cooler weather, pumpkin spice and falling leaves.

We are over half-way through the year and things are still nuts! At times we get brief glimpses of hope then just like that it’s gone.

It’s my birthday month! And yes, I celebrate all month because we all deserve our special time. I remember as a child being happy for a birthday in June.

As we continue to live and deal with this new way of COVID-19 life, positive steps forward are being made in reopening our businesses and community.