The list of Governing Board candidates in the quad-cities area continues to grow, this time with one sitting veteran board president and two known educational leaders in the Yavapai County community.

Is this a game of chicken? Is it a ploy similar to the plot of the recent NetFlix film, “Don’t Look Up?”

A single vacancy on the Prescott Unified School District Governing Board has generated interest from 15 potential candidates, including those who are doctors, lawyers, business people and stay-at-home parents.

One might suspect Tim Carter would favor this year’s proposed Proposition 208 to infuse millions into local school districts. He doesn’t.