A Homecoming game to forget about and move on from.
I received tons of comments, mostly rants, about my column on student loan forgiveness, which published last Wednesday. I appreciate the feedback, whether it’s positive or negative, ...
While Prescott football usually wins the battles of high-powered offenses, the opposite happened at Bill Shepard Field on Friday, Sept. 23, as ALA – Gilbert North gave the Badgers a taste of their medicine, outgunning them 55-35 to hand them their first loss of the season.
I know I’m fairly late on this but I’m sure glad President Joe Biden finally came around to canceling a whole bunch of student loan debt.
It all looked pretty bleak for Bradshaw Mountain football early on in the third quarter of their home opener against Buckeye on Saturday, Sept. 17.
On Saturday Sept. 10, threading the needle between storms, golfers competing in the 37th Annual Yavapai Silent Witness Golf Tournament hit the links at Antelope Hills Golf Course to have a great time while supporting a great cause.
During Prescott football’s road game against Glendale Friday night, Sept. 9, a monsoon storm — one that included heavy rain and lightning — forced officials to postpone the game just moments before halftime.
Bradshaw Mountain football couldn’t have asked for a better start to its season after making light work of Mica Mountain for a dominant 41-14 road win on Friday, Sept. 9.
With the team returning a sizable crop of key players this season, Prescott football is expected to perform as good, if not, even better than they did last year where they made a respectable run to the second round of state playoffs.
I recently had the pleasure of checking off another adventure on my Arizona bucket list.
