Yavapai County schools are managing the COVID-19 crisis as well as can be expected, with the Omicron variant still a reality but the contagious version of the virus is not increasing hospitalizations, said a health department executive on Tuesday.
Yavapai County Superintendent Tim Carter does not tend to be an alarmist.
From his racially diverse roots in a south Phoenix neighborhood, The Porch owner Jesse Villegas in Prescott learned at a young age the rewards of faith combined with hard work, education and commitment to community.
Prescott Valley Mayor Kell Palguta wants to rectify outdated school boundaries that give tax dollars to the Prescott Unified School District he thinks should support the Humboldt Unified School District.
On Feb. 7, Dignity Health-Yavapai Regional Medical Center, the largest private employer in the Quad Cities, will invoke its promised COVID-19 vaccine mandate for its 2,100 employees.
If morning coffee lovers’ favorite coffee shop opted to offer just one flavor every day, it would likely go out of a business as customers would simply find somewhere else with more choices.
In 2005, a group of civic leaders organized to fight against the scourge of methamphetamines in Yavapai County.
Prescott High School senior Chase Brown was reluctant as a middle schooler to welcome a male mentor into his life.
In the late 1980s, James Kimes of Prescott Valley was active in the fight in Arizona to make the Rev. Martin Luther King’s birthday a federal holiday, an accomplishment now 36 years old.
Arizona Serve, a Prescott College AmeriCorps program, is coordinating a day of community service on Monday, Jan. 17, the federal holiday honoring the late civil rights leader The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
