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Hundreds celebrate achievements during YC commencement weekend
Hundreds of men and women who launched their career journeys at Yavapai College took a giant step this month toward achieving their dreams — completing a two-year degree or certificate program.
Choose healthy treats for your pets
Giving a pet too many treats can lead to pet obesity
Giving your pet treats can be a great way to help build a relationship with them.
Pets can suffer from conjunctivitis
Everyone knows the annoying feeling of having something in your eye.
Last day to register to vote in May 15 Special Election is today
Yavapai County Recorder Leslie Hoffman reminds voters that the last day to register to vote for the May 15 Special Election is today, Monday, April 16.
Thinning operations near White Spar Campground
Beginning the week of March 5, a contractor will be using heavy equipment to thin trees on 695 acres of Prescott National Forest land.
Dewey-Humboldt Cowboy Poetry Festival brings poets, musicians and families together
The Dewey-Humboldt Cowboy Festival, hosted by the D-H Historical Society, brought about 50 people to the family-friendly event on Feb. 24 at Little Dealer Little Prices RV dealership in Prescott Valley.
City yellow ribbon recognizes employees serving in the military
To recognize and honor city employees who are currently serving active duty in the military, the City of Prescott has begun displaying a yellow ribbon on a pillar near the entrance to City Hall on Cortez Street.
‘Hail the Trail’ fundraiser to benefit new trails in Prescott National Forest
17 new miles of trail built in Emmanuel Pines area
With the 2018 “Hail the Trail” fundraiser launching Thursday, March 8, Whiskey Off Road event promoter Epic Rides has announced that money from last year’s fundraiser was used to build more than 17 miles of new trail in the Prescott National Forest.
Rafter Eleven fetes grand opening
Rafter Eleven, 2985 N. Centre Court, Prescott Valley, had its grand opening and ribbon cutting with the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce on Feb. 23.
Talk centers on water, electric energy part of Big Chino Pumped Storage
Discussion March 10 on possible project
The public is invited to an interactive discussion on a potential pumped storage energy project — called Big Chino Pumped Storage — from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 10, at Granite Peak Unitarian Universalist Congregation building, 882 Sunset Ave., Prescott.
