Residents, who are frustrated with the Sedona City Council over the Safe Place to Park program for homeless city workers filed a referendum application with the city clerk on Thursday, March 14.
Former Cottonwood Police Chief Stephen Gesell has dropped out of the Yavapai County District 3 supervisor’s race to focus on a legal claim against the City of Cottonwood.
A new high school is going to be opened by the Verde Christian Academy at its Willard Street location and they plan to start with ninth and 10th-grade classes next school year.
Cottonwood-Oak Creek School District Superintendent Steve King wrote a letter to Mountain View Prep School families March 8 apologizing for a play production of “Sleeping Beauty” performed for their students by a Mingus Union High School theater class.
It looks like Cottonwood residents will be able to eat like a king again – Burger King that is.
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.
Tom Taylor has been planning other people’s lives for decades. And his legacy continues today as his daughter, Mary Huntley, also a certified financial plan, is now at the helm of the family’s financial planning firm Cambium Wealth & Legacy Strategies
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 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.