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Public a no show at Cottonwood school board sex-ed meeting
Sometimes when no one shows up to a public hearing, it can be seen as a good thing.
4 local students win Rotary scholarship from Youth Salute program
Three Sedona Red Rock High School students and a Camp Verde High School student each earned $500 scholarships during the first inaugural Youth Salute Program at Sedona Red Rock High School on Wednesday, Sept, 22.
‘Bingo lady’ Penny Smith loved her community
On Wednesday night, Sept. 22, Penny Smith’s kind and generous heart could not give any more, as the well-known 56-year-old woman passed away at a Flagstaff hospital.
- Verde Valley in Brief: Camp Verde to host annual ‘Trunk or Treat’ Halloween Festival Oct. 31
- Construction resumes on Mingus Avenue project
- Former VACTE superintendent indicted on 5 felony counts involving misuse of public money, fraud
- Yavapai County announces multiple cleanup dates in October, November for Verde Valley residents
- 2 Cottonwood residents arrested for alleged car theft, burglary
- Longtime Prescott Valley Mayor Harvey Skoog dies
- Cottonwood Council votes 6-1 to make $2.95M purchase of ‘Rough Cuts’ building for new city hall
- ‘Winds & Strings’ duo set to perform at Camp Verde Library Oct. 7
- Fort Verde Days: Space still available for parade entries, vendors, town officials say
- Yavapai College to honor beloved art faculty member with Verde Valley campus gallery renaming
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Organization wants Senate President Karen Fann held in contempt
An organization that won a legal battle with the Senate over audit-related records is now asking a judge to hold Senate President Karen Fann in contempt -- and possibly jail her -- for failing to comply with the court order.
Judge hears bid to overturn Arizona law criminalizing abortions for genetic issues
The question of whether Arizona gets to enforce a new restriction on the right to abortion could turn on whether a federal judge considers it a ban or a restriction.
Nursing board slow to process patient complaints, state says
The State Board of Nursing is slow in handling complaints, according to a new state report, a practice it says that could endanger public safety.
- Some 200,000 Arizonans are getting $32 checks from the state. Here's why
- Poll suggests most unvaccinated Arizonans aren't changing their minds
- Judge tells Cyber Ninjas it must give up records related to election audit
- Feds: Arizona can't sue over halt to border wall construction
- Maricopa County deal ends Arizona Senate subpoena fight
- Arizonans will finally get to see what 2020 election audit concluded
- Banner official: Arizonans getting sick taking horse medication for COVID-19
- Arizona AG files lawsuit challenging federal vaccination mandate
- Arizona minimum-wage workers could see a raise based on inflation
- Arizona Supreme Court allows release of election audit records
Reader Poll:
The Arizona Cardinals have started the season 2-0. The home town team has started 3-0 only three times in the past 47 years (1974, 2014, 2015). The Cards head to Jacksonville this Sunday, Sept. 26. Will they get to 3-0?
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Clarkdale concert series to host Trotters Wake on Sept. 25
The Town of Clarkdale is proud to host Trotters Wake Irish band in the town park on Saturday, Sept. 25, according to a news release.
Music in the Stacks to host special concert series Sept. 23
Join us Thursday, Sept. 23, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in Camp Verde Community Library’s Fireside Room for our new free Special Concert Series, a spin-off of Music in the Stacks round-robin style concerts that take have taken place at the library for nearly five years, according to a news release.
Jerome Indie Film and Music Festival set for Sept. 23-26
Rated one of the 25 coolest film festivals in the world in 2017 by MovieMaker magazine, the eighth annual Jerome Indie Film and Music Festival is scheduled to take place Thursday through Sunday, Sept. 23 to 26, according to a news release.
- Will Donato, Aaron Blake looking to jazz up Sound Bites Grill Sept. 25
- The Sedona Arts Academy recently announced its upcoming event schedule
- Anthony Mazzella ‘Legends of Guitar’ concert returns to the Mary D. Fisher Theatre Sept. 25
- VW buses rally in Jerome Sept. 23-26
- Artist Karen Sellers to host mixed media workshop Sept. 25 at Pine Shadows Community Center
- Old Town Center for the Arts reopens, announces fall schedule
- Jerry McFarland, Dan Vega to play at Bella Vita Sept. 24-25
- Review: Chris Robley beautifully captures state of the union
- Review: In ‘Queenpins,’ a kitchen sink full of ideas
- Cottonwood Community Band to play at Phillip England Center in Camp Verde Sept. 26
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Synthetic grass project grows slowly at Mingus stadium
The Mingus football team, 2-2 after a 51-0 win over Alhambra on Thursday, Sept. 24, has averaged 40.75 points per game on opponents’ fields this year as players wait for their synthetic field to be completed so they can go home and play.
Mingus girls take 2nd at Four Corners invite in Flagstaff
The Four Corners Invitational just as easily could have been called the Flagstaff High School cross-country clinic.
Kayden Boggess scores 3 TDs to lead Camp Verde past Heritage 46-6
Kayden Boggess had 213 yards rushing and three touchdowns, Wyatt Parker threw for another score and the Camp Verde football team won its second straight contest with a 46-6 rout over Heritage Academy on Friday night.
- Photo: Hole-in-one at Coyote Trails!
- Game and Fish accepting applications for 2022 spring hunts in Arizona
- Registration now open for Oxendale Auto Group Championship tennis tourney set for Sept. 24-26 in Cottonwood
- Photos: Historic Jerome Hill climb
- Rotary Club of Sedona Village set to host ‘Golf Extravaganza’ at OCC Sept. 26
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Column: Inspiration4 is an inspiration for us all
It was exciting enough last Wednesday when the first SpaceX private flight launched four civilians into a trip around the earth in a trip dubbed Inspiration4.
Pass it On: How one high school student supported her family during the pandemic
Maria and her parents moved to the US from Brazil one year before the pandemic. Better education opportunities lay ahead, and they were excited to get Maria into an American high school to prepare for college.
Letter: Bad deal
A 741 acre development, with thousands of homes, a water-park, proposed on Arizona state Land, in Cottonwood?
- Letter: Water rights
- Column: ‘Cardiac Cards’ making a return to the desert? NAU stunner in Tucson
- Around the Bluhmin' Town: Tennis lets us dream big, focus on the moment
- Editorial: Tightening budget belts or awash in cash — times have changed
- An impossible journey: How 1 man navigated Colorado River and Grand Canyon in a wooden boat
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Problem Solved: Help! I made a PayPal donation to someone I don’t recognize
Why won’t PayPal refund the mysterious $100 donation made from Jon Lau’s account? It won’t say - and it won’t pay the money, either.
Sustainability Alliance: Verde Valley School a model of sustainability
Verde Valley School’s core values include environmental stewardship and community service, so sustainability has always been a priority.
Yavapai College to honor beloved art faculty member with Verde Valley campus gallery renaming
The woman universally described by her former students and colleagues as a fiercely dedicated champion of Yavapai College art programs is being honored posthumously with the renaming of the YC Verde Art Gallery in her honor, according to a news release.
- Sustainability Alliance: Verde Valley learns how to make award-winning, sustainable wine
- Problem Solved: How do I get a refund for the Tampa Bay Blues Festival?
- Photo: A happy 100th birthday to Ovide Mallo!
- Gardens for Humanity: September begins the ‘second spring’ for local gardeners
- Problem Solved: Why can’t I get a refund from Ticketmaster for my Taylor Swift concert?
- Sustainable Business Profile: Smart Window Creations has non-toxic solutions, sustainable practices
- Angels Care moves its Cottonwood location to Willard Street
- Cove Mesa Vineyard is the Verde Valley’s newest winery, tasting room
- Longtime volunteer Bob Lanning still going strong at Clemenceau Heritage Museum
- Yavapai College built it; skilled trade students have come
Reader Poll:
The Arizona Cardinals have started the season 2-0. The home town team has started 3-0 only three times in the past 47 years (1974, 2014, 2015). The Cards head to Jacksonville this Sunday, Sept. 26. Will they get to 3-0?
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Obituary: Rosemary Leone Johnson
On Saturday, September 4, 2021, Rosemary Leone Johnson (affectionately known as Sunshine) loving mother and grandmother passed away at the age of 87 in Cottonwood Arizona.
Obituary: Bryce Vincent Babcock
Bryce Vincent Babcock, of Cottonwood, Arizona, passed away at his home on September 19, 2021, surrounded by his family.
Obituary: Thomas Wayne “Clean Tom” Marzullo
Thomas Wayne “Clean Tom” Marzullo passed away peacefully with his beloved wife, Karen by his side on September 16, 2021, in his home.
