With the Prescott boys and girls cross-country teams taking first and second in state, respectively, it will be difficult for this year’s squad to top such a feat.
A designated place for the performing arts is finally coming to Prescott Valley, as the Prescott Valley Performing Arts & Children’s Theatre (PVPA) group is currently building itself a new theater next to the Findlay Toyota Center that is scheduled to be completed at the turn of the calendar year.
Check out what’s going on in and around Prescott this weekend and in the next coming weeks.
When Chino Valley boys soccer lost 3-0 to Blue Ridge in last year’s state title game, the Cougars were left with a bitter taste in their mouths. And to make matters worse, a chance to seek out revenge this season was nearly thrown out the window because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The year 2020 has been eventful, to say the least, but this year also marks the end of an era in Chino Valley as Darryl Croft opted to step down as mayor after serving a nine-year career working for the town.
When COVID-19 turned the world upside-down and canceled school for the rest of the academic year, the Chino Valley Unified School District and its food services and facilities management company, Sodexo, came up with a plan to continue providing meals for children even though school isn’t in session.
It’s a good thing the fall sports season wasn’t thrown by the wayside because Chino Valley girls soccer boasts a formidable core of seasoned and talented returners who have a real chance at a 2A state title this year.
The Dewey-Humboldt Town Council passed a motion to change its invocation prayer that comes before every meeting to a moment of silence during a regular meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 15.
It’s a good thing the fall sports season wasn’t thrown by the wayside because Chino Valley girls soccer boasts a formidable core of seasoned and talented returners who have a real chance at a 2A state title this year.
Despite the renowned in-person Boston Marathon getting canceled due to the COVID-19 outbreak, Prescott family practice physician Richard Covey completed the Boston Virtual Marathon in 3:44.17 on a local 26.2-mile route Saturday, Sept. 12.
