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P & Z Commission approves extension on ag project
The Cottonwood Planning & Zoning Commission took action on a diverse array of projects Monday.
When will the monsoon really reach the Verde Valley?
Will the real Arizona monsoon season please stand up?
Scandalous Hands to perform at Clarkdale Concerts in the Park July 20
Saturday, July 20, Clarkdale Community Services welcomes Scandalous Hands from 7-9 p.m. at the Clarkdale Town Park gazebo.
- Arizona has had fewer wildfires in 2019, but the blazes are bigger
- Recruitment a constant job for firefighters in Jerome
- Arizona State trooper faces felony charges for forgery, fraud, theft
- Mulch fire continues to burn at Camp Verde Transfer Station
- Burned Area Emergency Response team prepares for rain
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Camp Verde brings Cornfest back for 27th year
After a one-year hiatus, Camp Verde’s Cornfest is back. One of the town’s signature events, Cornfest is back for its 27th year on Saturday July 20 from 11 a.m. until 8 p.m.
Montezuma Rimrock Water seeks permit for Well #4
RIMROCK – Montezuma Rimrock Water Company seeks a permit to use lot 405-25-517 – Well #4 – to “secure an adequate water supply,” said Patricia Olsen, the company’s owner and president.
Mulch fire continues to burn at Camp Verde Transfer Station
CAMP VERDE – Wildland firefighters continue working to extinguish a mulch fire at the Camp Verde Transfer Station.
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Arizona State trooper faces felony charges for forgery, fraud, theft
PHOENIX – After an internal audit and investigation, Arizona Department of Public Safety detectives arrested Pedro Javier Aguila Muniz on felony charges of forgery, fraud and theft.
As many as 12 child abuse complaints against Prescott Valley facility
The Prescott Valley Police Department Criminal Investigations Section is actively investigating potentially a total of 12 cases of alleged child abuse at a child care center. Two facilities are involved.
Man sought in 'Catch 22' has charges from 2010
Using a firearm in a felony crime is one of the charges facing a man long sought in Yavapai County.
- Hunt still on for woman accused of defrauding Old Town Association
- Continuance issued at Cottonwood officer's hearing
- Plea options on table for Cottonwood officer charged in domestic abuse case
- Seven jailed after PANT investigations; Fentanyl laced drugs seized
- Chino Valley man dies after apparent accident while target shooting
Reader Poll:
Should Nike receive a $1 million incentive from the Arizona Commerce Authority to locate a new 500-employee factory in Goodyear?
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Camp Verde brings Cornfest back for 27th year
After a one-year hiatus, Camp Verde’s Cornfest is back. One of the town’s signature events, Cornfest is back for its 27th year on Saturday July 20 from 11 a.m. until 8 p.m.
Thunder & Lightnin’ on the big stage at the Grasshopper Grill
Due to the growing popularity of the Grasshopper Grill’s live music offerings on weekends, performers now present their shows on the wide, elevated lighted stage in the larger dining area.
Egyptologist to give presentation at Sedona’s Andrea Smith Gallery
The Andrea Smith Gallery will host some dear Egyptian friends of 25 years July 19 for an evening of history, education, easy conversation, and great company.
- Historical Society to celebrate National Day of the Cowboy with Sedona film
- Scandalous Hands to perform at Clarkdale Concerts in the Park July 20
- Karaoke with Christa Cave at Cottonwood Main Stage
- Learn About Hawaiian Hula at Sedona Public Library
- Festival presents ‘Deconstructing The Beatles: Abbey Road, Side 2’ July 22
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Cottonwood Clippers’ membership soars
The Cottonwood Clippers Swim Team has a record number of swimmers this year but still manages to maintain the camaraderie.
Mingus Union football alumni return to Bright Field
For one night it was Marauder versus Marauder at Mingus Union in an event that brought the Mingus football family closer together.
Serious distance runners can’t stay away from Flagstaff, lure of high altitude
FLAGSTAFF – When Nick Hilton crammed everything he owned into his 1999 Volkswagen GTI back in 2012, he had only seen pictures of Flagstaff, the city that would soon be his home.
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Commentary: Common knowledge today no secret 50 years ago
When told Friday that Flagstaff has become the training site of choice for long-distance runners from all over the world, Young just laughed. “We knew that 50 years ago.”
Letter: Bypass -- without roundabouts -- was built for cement trucks
I have lived on 89A since before the roundabouts and called it the bypass road since it was built for the cement trucks and I understand with financial aid from the cement plant so the cement trucks could avoid downtown Clarkdale and Cottonwood. NOTE: Bypass and for the cement trucks.
Editorial: ‘Pay me now or pay me later’ this year’s motto for Yavapai County, Clarkdale
Do voter voices matter? Both Yavapai County and Town of Clarkdale voters have said no to taxes they're getting stuck with anyway.
- Letter: Catholic Church unfairly singled out in clergy sexual abuse news reports
- Commentary: A job no one else will take except cops: dead guys in cars
- Editorial: Challenges mount like trash heap for Sedona Recycles
- IN CONGRESS, July 4, 1776: The unanimous Declaration of the 13 United States of America
- Editorial Cartoon 2: June 30, 2019
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ADOT rejects sharing driver’s license photos with federal agencies
Arizona transportation officials say they’re not sharing your driver’s license photo with federal agencies, a practice that apparently is occurring in other states.
Western Light: Noctilucent Clouds
Noctilucent clouds are fairly unusual and only appear in certain conditions.
Life in the Slow Lane: A Better Week
Of course, it wouldn't have taken much to improve on last week, but I'm not one to look a gift horse in the mouth.
- Around the Around the Bluhmin’ Town: Ready or not swimsuit season has arrived
- Enlightened Creations Boutique opens business in Cottonwood
- Cool things to do on the Fourth of July in the valley
- City of Cottonwood presents Fantastic Family Fourth of July
- Rollins, Sycamore parks center of activities for Beaver Creek July 4 parade, festivities
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Allen Muma honored for 20 years of service to Jerome
When Allen Muma started with the Jerome Police Department, smartphones were a thing of the future.
Youth Citizen Scholarship Winners
The Randall Hauk Outstanding Youth Citizen Scholarship was recently awarded to two local Mingus Union High School seniors.
Golden Anniversary: Maxine and Danny Soto
Maxine and Danny Soto were married in Cottonwood July 18, 1969.
Reader Poll:
Should Nike receive a $1 million incentive from the Arizona Commerce Authority to locate a new 500-employee factory in Goodyear?
Obituaries see more>
Obituary: Edna Maxine Lopez 1932-2019
Edna Maxine Lopez, 87, of Cottonwood, passed away July 6, 2019. She was born May 25, 1932, in Versailles, Indiana, to Cecil E. Lemen and Alice Dearinger.
Obituary: Pauline Carter 1941-2019
Pauline “Grandma” Carter went home to Jesus on July 8, 2019. Pauline was born in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, on Feb. 24, 1941, to Bertha Watts and Wilson Ryder.
Obituary: Teresa Susan Williams 1959-2019
Teresa Susan Williams Susie “Sunshine” Williams, 60, of Sedona, Arizona, passed suddenly on Wednesday, July 3, 2019, at her home in Cornville, Arizona.
