Jim Wright is the copy editor for Prescott News Network.
With the seemingly endless stream of upsetting news, controversy and division in society these days, it’s been heartwarming the past few days to see that some really good charitable things are going on in the Quad Cities.
I like working crossword puzzles. Often after work in the late evening, I’ll work a couple to wind down.
Poets and musicians from all over Arizona congregated in Prescott this past weekend at the Rodeo Grounds for the 33rd annual Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering, and this year, my wife and I decided to have a listen.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently updated its guidelines for mask policies, stating that fully vaccinated people should wear masks indoors in areas of high transmission of COVID-19, in the wake of the onset of the delta variant.
Gov. Doug Ducey has no plans to order all Arizonans to stay at home in the fight against the coronavirus, and that’s a good thing.
Voters may get a third chance in November to approve Arizona gubernatorial candidates choosing a running mate, who would serve as lieutenant governor.
