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From sea to shining sea for U.S. veterans
William Shuttleworth, 71, walked down the shoulder-less highway in Oak Creek Canyon on Friday morning as temperatures hovered around 100 degrees.
County plans $1 million-plus investment in Ogden Ranch Road
Wednesday, the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors are expected to award a $1.05 million contract for improvements to Ogden Ranch Road from old SR 279 to SR 260.
Land swap to give UofA property for Verde Valley veterinary school
U.S. Senators Kyrsten Sinema and Martha McSally have proposed a land swap between the University of Arizona and the U.S. Forest Service that would be a solution to a misunderstanding over a Rimrock property.
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County plans $1 million-plus investment in Ogden Ranch Road
Wednesday, the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors are expected to award a $1.05 million contract for improvements to Ogden Ranch Road from old SR 279 to SR 260.
Land swap to give UofA property for Verde Valley veterinary school
U.S. Senators Kyrsten Sinema and Martha McSally have proposed a land swap between the University of Arizona and the U.S. Forest Service that would be a solution to a misunderstanding over a Rimrock property.
Camp Verde makes gains on school tech recovery
Getting the Camp Verde School District’s computer system fully operational again has been like a “neverending cat-and-mouse game.”
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Motion deadline set by judge in Cecilio Cruz case
A judge has established a motion deadline for a trial of a man accused of killing a teenage girl more than 20 years ago.
Settlement conference set in Cottonwood officer's case
Another hearing date that seemed like it might lead to results left a Cottonwood police officer with still no resolution to his case Monday.
Camp Verde man arrested for alleged assault, abuse of infant
CAMP VERDE -- A 26-year-old Camp Verde man has been arrested on four counts of aggravated assault and child abuse following an investigation by the Camp Verde Marshal’s Office.
- Judge orders competency evaluation for accused killer
- Traffic stop leads to felony arrest of Cottonwood man
- Police seek help in identifying items recovered in burglary arrest
- Child pornography investigation results in arrest of Cordes Lakes man
- Police: Habitat items recovered in music store burglary investigation
Reader Poll:
Do you approve of a glamour camping business with 125 luxury camping tents on private property off Bill Gray Road between Cottonwood and Sedona?
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Sedona Sunset Photowalk is a free event
Sunday, Aug. 25, 5-7:30 p.m., award-winning photographer Susie Reed will lead a free sunset landscape photowalk.
Experience special ambiance of Waddell Sculpture Ranch
As the glorious days of August unfold Goldenstein Gallery’s enchanting Summer Art Series continues this week with the third of four exclusive tours of the Waddell Sculpture Ranch.
Naughty Bits featured in benefit for St. Jude’s
Saturday, Aug. 24, the Old Corral Bar in Cornville is sponsoring a fundraising event for St Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital in Phoenix.
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Mingus edges Paradise Honors in scrimmage
Mingus Union football finished preparations for the regular season with a scrimmage against Surprise Paradise Honors on Friday night at home.
Camp Verde cross country hosting 24 hour relay fundraiser
Camp Verde High cross country will be staging a “crazy” fundraiser on Friday and Saturday.
Cottonwood Clippers close out season on high
The Cottonwood Clippers swim team closed out their successful summer with a pair of home wins.
- NCAA Basketball Academy stops at GCU, gives top high school players a taste of college expectations
- NAU notes: Cookus named to FCS national performer of the year watch list
- Prescott Bird Busters hosting seminar for beginners Saturday
- Receivers shine at Mingus Union’s Red and Gray Scrimmage
- Camp Verde football faces brutal Verde Region
Opinion see more>
Editorial: APS substation will not ruin neighborhood
There are many economic reasons to hate on APS. But its proposal to take steps to possibly reduce blackouts in Clarkdale is not one of them.
Letter: Let’s avoid the slippery slope that comes with legalization of marijuana
After reading the article in the Aug. 11 Verde Independent, I was moved to write in response.
Letter: Community really came together for Summer Reading Program
The Friends of Clark Memorial Library want to thank our donors and everyone who helped make this year’s Summer Reading Program, A Universe of Stories, a success.
- Letter: Common-sense solution to immigration debate
- Cottonwood has done its due diligence on airport noise
- Commentary: Short-term rentals here to stay, should be regulated locally
- Commentary: Voter quandary: Never-Trumpers can’t stand Democratic challengers
- Letter: Camp Verde came together to bring life to history
- Commentary: We already have blood on our hands because of inaction
- Setting the record straight: I have never been officer of Big Park Council
- Letter: Presidential debates should be available to those with basic TV service
- Editorial: Cottonwood still growing into recreation center
- Letter: Health care a human right, with education, food and shelter
Features see more>
Western Light: Arizona Gecko
We often see these little guys after dark, either scurrying around our patios or climbing our outside walls.
Life in the Slow Lane: My Headbutt Buddy
Once again, I'm going to offer a couple of updates before I start talking ram lambs. That's because in my last post I mentioned that Moosie was hurting again.
Be Fit Fit! Let’s Get It Right
During the initial evaluation, some Clients tell me that they seem to be doing everything right in terms of their fitness, but they don’t have much (or any) results.
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Class XIII Verde Valley Leadership Graduation
Class XIII graduates of Verde Valley Leadership were honored during a dinner ceremony Friday at the Verde Valley Senior Center.
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.
Reader Poll:
Do you approve of a glamour camping business with 125 luxury camping tents on private property off Bill Gray Road between Cottonwood and Sedona?
Obituaries see more>
Obituary: Roxanna Lynn Newcomb, died 2019
Roxanna, 55, passed away August 13, 2019. She was a long-term Arizona native and she absolutely loved her desert home.
Obituary: John Thomas Hoffman 1944-2019
John passed away August 11, 2019, at home, after a long bout with Parkinson’s disease.
Obituary: Joseph Allen Greene 1951-2019
Joseph Allen Greene, age 67, of Cottonwood, Arizona, passed away Tuesday, August 6, 2019, with his daughters and granddaughter by his side.
