It looks like Cottonwood residents will be able to eat like a king again – Burger King that is.
For the seventh consecutive year, the Cottonwood Public Library is hosting the Verde Valley Comic Expo on March 23 to celebrate comics and pop culture.
The city’s next primary election will be held on July 30 and there are a total of four seats open on the Cottonwood City Council. But now with a recall election possible for that date, the council could have five new council members out of seven.
The Camp Verde Pecan & Wine Festival has made its annual return for two full days of music, food, wine tasting, locally-grown pecans and over 100 vendors.
After a Camp Verde Elementary School staff member was arrested on campus for using tetrahydrocannabinol, questions were raised about employees who have medical marijuana cards.
The Cottonwood City Council is going to review the rules for the popular “Call to the Public” portion of council meetings on a future agenda.
The Thunder Valley Rally will survive - just with less thunder - for at least one more year.
As spring rolls around the corner, so do floodwaters down the mountain. Throughout the Verde Valley, it’s important to stay alert in times of danger and be in the know of emergency notifications.
As promised, Catherine Ransom of Cottonwood submitted petitions to recall Cottonwood City Councilman Lisa DuVernay on March 5, at 2 p.m. to City Clerk Tami Mayes in the City Clerk’s office.
Former Councilmember Bob Rothrock was unanimously approved by the City Council Tuesday, March 5, as the newest member of the Cottonwood Planning and Zoning Commission.
Tonight, the Cottonwood City Council will discuss clearing up deficiencies in the City’s responses to a legal complaint filed by the creator of a drag show that was performed last year.