Back in 2021, the Camp Verde Town Council unanimously voted to use more than $700,000 in state funding toward the intersection of Main Street and Montezuma Castle Highway to create a two-way T-intersection.
When Russ Higgins and his family try to use CLEAR, a security screening service, to verify their identities at the airport, they find a long line and almost miss their flight. What does CLEAR owe them?
After recently holding a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 14, Miramonte at Mesquite Hills is officially open for business with seven houses move-in ready.
When Robert Preuss tries to buy a Fisher-Price Power Wheels Dune Racer from Amazon, he can’t complete the purchase. Amazon offers to fix the problem but then reneges, leaving him with a $304 bill.
Airline seat selection fees are one of the most hated surcharges in the travel industry – and they should be illegal.
When T-Mobile mysteriously unenrolls Kierra Knox from three promotions, he tries to reinstate the offers. Then T-Mobile blocks him on social media. What’s going on?
Elizabeth Moeck has tickets to see David Foster in concert, but the show gets canceled during the pandemic. What happened to her refund?
The Greater Cottonwood Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the City of Cottonwood and OneAZ Credit Union, hosted an ‘Economic Outlook Luncheon’ on Tuesday, May 9.
The Camp Verde Town Council voted April 26 to pursue a grant to start a commercial kitchen.
J&J Antiques, locally owned by a mother-daughter duo, is now open on Main Street... again.
The former Bank of America building on South Main Street is going to be the site of the state’s newest Chipotle Restaurant, according to John Palsha of the Carrington Co. on Friday, April 21.
Jackie Owens’ home has a gas leak, according to Eversource Gas, her energy company. But that’s wrong, and the error cost her $222. Can she get her money back?
With many seeming to be one platitude away from calling tourists a necessary evil, Sedona City Council drew an involved crowd to a special meeting Wednesday to determine its marketing future. It came in the midst in the dramatic parting of ways between the City and the Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau over managing those tourists.
Q: Last summer, I bought two pieces of American Tourister luggage: a 24-inch and a 28-inch Pirouette NXT.
The Hopi experience is coming to a new hotel planned for the corner of South Broadway and Sycamore Canyon Road, near Tuzigoot National Monument.