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Sheriff's Office: Congress man killed his father
Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office personnel responded to a homicide scene in the Congress area, southwest of Prescott, Thursday evening, and made an arrest.
Active day for Cellar Fire expected south of Prescott
The Cellar Fire, burning south of Prescott, doesn’t appear to be slowing down.
Clarkdale property valuations have been on roller coaster
Clarkdale proposes property tax levy increases once again, but its property tax base is healthier than it was six years ago.
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Spontaneous combustion source of Mulch Fire
Spontaneous combustion of green materials most likely ignited the fire whose billowing smoke can be seen from all over the Verde Valley.
County staff outlines implications of property tax increase
From every $100 that Yavapai County’s residents spend on property taxes, 17 cents goes into a general fund.
Reno & Sheila to perform at Beaver Creek Adult Center
Reno and Sheila McCormick will perform at the Beaver Creek Adult Center this weekend.
- Mulch fire continues to burn at Camp Verde Transfer Station
- Hauser’s sweet corn a sweet deal for police officers
- Camp Verde looks for best use of remaining $3.2 million for initial work on Sports Complex
- Camp Verde ‘green’ pile smoke will be seen for weeks
- Letter: Legion raises money for Camp Verde backpacks
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Sheriff's Office: Congress man killed his father
Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office personnel responded to a homicide scene in the Congress area, southwest of Prescott, Thursday evening, and made an arrest.
Catch 22: Woman, 32, has ties to Cottonwood area
Here's the latest person sought under the Yavapai Sheriff's July 2019 "Catch 22" program.
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
- Man sought in 'Catch 22' has charges from 2010
- 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
- Out-of-state visitor has wallet, rental car taken at knifepoint in Old Town
- Man gets 12 years prison time on charges involving minors
- Cottonwood man killed in UTV wreck in Utah
Reader Poll:
Should the town allow for off-site parking for the reconstruction of the Cuban Queen building in Jerome?
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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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Sports see more>
IKF kickboxing returns to Cornfest
Kick boxing is returning to Cornfest and with more than a hint a of local flavor.
Verde Valley Little League goes 0-2 at State
Verde Valley Little League’s baseball juniors all-stars’ trip to the state tournament was only two games but thanks to lots of support they made a lot of memories.
‘It’s been a good summer’: Phoenix Suns regroup as season approaches
PHOENIX – Despite orchestrating an offseason that has garnered widespread criticism, the Phoenix Suns continue to exude confidence when describing their long-term trajectory. As the franchise looks to secure its first winning record in six seasons, Phoenix’s front office assured onlookers that the moves they’ve made this summer will provide both immediate and long-term success.
- Coaches' corner: Wrestlers come from all over to compete in Weekend Wars
- If you can’t stand the heat, you’re probably not Rattlers material
- From high school to NBA: Suns’ Jalen Lecque forges non-traditional path
- Verde Valley baseball juniors win district
- Mingus Marauders Youth Football Camp starts Monday
Opinion see more>
The taxing truth about ‘Truth in Taxation’
Here’s the truth about “Truth in Taxation” public hearings: They are going to tax us.
Letter: Desired alternatives to Verde Connect
The Verde Connect is a waste of money.
Riverfront Park master plan off to solid start
The good news is that participatory government is alive and well in Cottonwood. It’s not going to happen tomorrow, but we are getting there.
- Politics no place for thin-skinned people to play
- Commentary: Common knowledge today no secret 50 years ago
- Letter: Bypass -- without roundabouts -- was built for cement trucks
- Editorial: ‘Pay me now or pay me later’ this year’s motto for Yavapai County, Clarkdale
- Guest Editorial: Betsy Ross flag is about Revolution, not slavery
- Editorial Page Cartoon: July 10, 2019
- Letter: Mike Westcott a superb choice as Mingus Union district superintendent
- Letter: Legion raises money for Camp Verde backpacks
- Letter: Hilton Garden Inn very well could benefit VOC
- Letter: Catholic Church unfairly singled out in clergy sexual abuse news reports
Features see more>
The slippery slope of gossip
Chameleons change their color to fit in with their background -- and abandon their own authenticity.
Reno & Sheila to perform at Beaver Creek Adult Center
Reno and Sheila McCormick will perform at the Beaver Creek Adult Center this weekend.
Woman rescued from Boynton Canyon mountaintop
A Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office Forest Patrol deputy coordinated a rescue with eight volunteers from the Verde Search and Rescue Team last week.
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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 the town allow for off-site parking for the reconstruction of the Cuban Queen building in Jerome?
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.
