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Maricopa board president: We didn't break election law
The chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is pretty much telling Senate President Karen Fann what she can do with her invitation for a Q & A session.
Filipinos make up 30% of COVID-19 deaths among nurses in U.S., study says
Filipino nurses make up just 4% of the national nursing workforce, but according to National Nurses United, 30.1% of registered nurses who’ve died of COVID-19 in the U.S. were Filipino.
Safer shopping: Arizona mother invents recyclable cart liner
For Andi Barness-Rubin, the COVID-19 pandemic led to invention.
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Town Council to consider funding for reclaimed water lines, parking and soccer/football fields for Camp Verde Sports Complex
The Camp Verde Town Council will consider a job contract this week to install reclaimed water supply lines to the town’s new Sports Complex.
Camp Verde grads set to walk Thursday
A year ago, Camp Verde High School held traditional graduation, something Superintendent Danny Howe said recently he was “glad, and thankful” his district could offer its Class of 2020.
Camp Verde building code official to retire
More than 15 years ago, Robert Foreman began his tenure with the Town of Camp Verde.
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Assault at Verde Valley Fair under investigation
A spokesperson for the Cottonwood Police Department confirmed Friday that detectives are investigating an assault that happened at the Verde Valley Fair.
Cottonwood man arrested inside Ace Hardware
Terry Moffatt of Cottonwood was jailed this week after allegedly breaking into the Cottonwood Ace Hardware.
Man charged with assaulting Sedona officer set to return to court
A Michigan man accused of assaulting an officer during an investigation of a stolen vehicle is back in jail and due in court again soon.
Reader Poll:
What amount of impact do you think Gov. Ducey’s ending of the $300 weekly unemployment benefit have on the Verde Valley economy?
- Significant. People will be forced to seek work.
- Not significant. People will not seek work simply based on this reduction.
- Not significant. Not all workers displaced from the hospitality industries will seek work there again.
13 total votes
See past polls
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Sammy Davis & Dan Vega on menu at Bella Vita Ristorante
Bella Vita Ristorante is serving up some great live entertainment this weekend, featuring Sammy Davis and Dan Vega.
Rising from pandemic ashes, Celestial Sirens Six String Society returns to Sedona
It all was looking so promising early on in 2020, lots of great shows planned, including a big production in Sedona in March, then COVID-19 hit.
Vin De Filles: A Women’s Wine Project
A few years ago, travels to the Champagne province of France would inspire a unique wine label at Page Springs Cellars.
- Sedona Women welcome award-winning travel writer Roger Naylor
- Sedona Film Festival presents ‘Planet of the Humans’ May 19-20
- Sedona Film Fest presents ‘Georgetown’ premiere May 14 - 17
- Movie Review: ‘Human Factor’ gets personal about Mideast peace
- This week's new movies include Chris Rock film 'Spiral'
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Mingus softball season ends in quarterfinals
Tuesday, Mingus Union's softball season ended with a 6-3 loss in the Class 4A state quarterfinals.
Verde Valley little leaguer pitches perfect game
On April 16, Kaden Pusl pitched a perfect game against the Agua Fria (Dewey) team at Bradshaw Mountain Middle School.
Mingus 6-footer headed to Central Arizona
Mingus Union's Chayce Doerksen will play basketball at Central Arizona Junior College in Coolidge.
Opinion see more>
Commentary: Verde Valley sure was different 12,100 births ago
I delivered my first baby at Cook County Hospital in 1963.
Letter: Broaden your education with different news sources
Is this the United States of America that I knew? Is our democracy stronger now than 50 years ago?
Letter: Biden Administration on spending craze
The Biden Administration along with Congress are on a spending craze which will continue annual deficits of over $1 trillion.
- Letter: Fact check on claims concerning airport noise
- Letter: Airplanes are fine; flight school students, not so much
- Commentary: Cornville must rely on tried-and-true Big C’s: communication, cooperation, collaboration
- Commentary: Thank you for opportunity to serve Verde Valley
- Letter: Sit back and enjoy watching airplanes
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Happy Anniversary Raymond and Peggy Angus
Raymond and Peggy Angus are celebrating their 69th wedding anniversary.
1912: JEROME TRAGEDY; Night Officer Hudgens Shot, 2 Men Dead
A bullet had already penetrated the left shoulder of Night Officer J. W. Hudgens before he began shooting at Dave Schriber.
Landscaping firm sold by longtime owner
Green Earth L.C., has been sold by longtime owner David Grondin to Paul Comstock. Grondin will retire after 42 years of working on many large landscaping construction projects in the Verde Valley.
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South Dakota pitcher’s prosthetic arm found at recycler
A college baseball player from South Dakota whose prosthetic arm was stolen from his vehicle got it back last Tuesday after it was found at a recycling plant.
Nurses, doctor help ‘lucky’ mom who gave birth on flight
A doctor and a team of neonatal medical professionals were in the right place at the right time — helping a Utah woman deliver her baby onboard an hourslong flight to Hawaii.
Two planes collide midair above Denver, no one injured
Two small airplanes collided in midair Wednesday near Denver, leaving one aircraft nearly ripped in half and forcing the pilot of the other to deploy a parachute attached to the plane to land safely. Remarkably, no one was injured, officials said.
- Police arrest man after finding severed finger next to Maricopa neighbor's slashed tires
- Man bitten while using barbecue tongs to remove rattlesnake
- California Gold Rush town to remove noose from city logo
- Pandemic good Samaritan faces hefty tax bill for his efforts
- What? What? City bans use of loud, gas-powered leaf blowers
Reader Poll:
What amount of impact do you think Gov. Ducey’s ending of the $300 weekly unemployment benefit have on the Verde Valley economy?
- Significant. People will be forced to seek work.
- Not significant. People will not seek work simply based on this reduction.
- Not significant. Not all workers displaced from the hospitality industries will seek work there again.
13 total votes
See past polls
Obituaries see more>
Obituary: Kenneth Randolph (Randy) Solis 1958-2021
With heavy hearts, we announce the death of Kenneth Randolph (Randy) Solis, 62, of Cottonwood, AZ.
Obituary: Cory Ray Felix 1982-2021
Cory Ray Felix celebration will be held May 22, 2021 2 pm – 6 pm at Cottonwood Kids Park 12th St Cottonwood, AZ 86326.
Obituary: Walter McIntosh 1942-2021
Walter McIntosh, 78 of Cottonwood, Arizona, passed away on May 6, 2021.
