After a scintillating back-and-forth affair, Prescott and Coconino football were all tied up in a sudden death overtime on Friday, Oct. 15.
Since the 2004 season, which is as far back as the maxpreps.com archives go, Chino Valley football has never beaten rivals Wickenburg. In 16 meetings, the Wranglers have come out on top each time.
During their regular meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 28, Chino Valley Town Council members unanimously voted to approve Ordinance No. 2021-905, which regards a home detention program, specifically for those that violate DUI laws in Arizona.
When it comes to fostering relationships between law enforcement and the people they serve, it’s difficult to think of a community that does it better than small-town Chino Valley.
Prescott and Bradshaw Mountain volleyball locked horns for the second time this season on Tuesday, Oct. 5, and while the Badgers put up a better fight than last time, the Bears were not about to be denied the chance to go 7-0 in Grand Canyon region play.
The car culture in the quad-city area is alive and if you’re looking to raise money for a good cause, hosting a classic car show may be one of the best ways to go.
When Chino Valley football wins a game, they win big as the Cougars played a nearly perfect game against Coronado on Friday, Oct. 1, handily defeating the Dons 43-0 to bring their record back to .500.
For the most, Prescott football has looked very comfortable playing from behind this season.
Standout golfer Trevor Lewis from Prescott earned the opportunity to compete at the prestigious US Amateur Golf Championship in Pennsylvania back in August, and despite not performing like he’d hoped, he still believes the experience is something that will serve him well in his young career.
With a good chunk of its students coming from Spanish-speaking households, Chino Valley High School is taking a proactive measure to help keep those families informed about basic academic opportunities and resources.
