Camp Verde Bugle

David Stutzman always grew tomatoes that were fire-engine red.

The Camp Verde Town Council will continue planning the remaining work for the town’s $12 million sports complex at its regular meeting on Wednesday night.

The Camp Verde School Board unanimously approved Business Services Director Steve Hicks as the administrator-in-charge Tuesday after accepting Superintendent Danny Howe’s request for retirement.

The Camp Verde School Board will consider releasing Superintendent Danny Howe from his present contract due to personal reasons at its regular meeting Tuesday night.

The Camp Verde Town Council has approved the lease about 6.8 acres of Verde Lakes Recreational Corporation property for a publicly maintained municipal park.

The Verde Valley Archaeology Center has announced that Jeffery King has joined the staff of the Center as Director of Collections and Exhibitions.

The Turquoise Circuit Finals Rodeo, which relocated from New Mexico to Prescott Valley’s Findlay Toyota Center in 2017, is moving again, this time to Camp Verde, the pro rodeo’s committee announced June 1.

Out of Africa’s newest additions are two 6-week-old American Grey wolves named Summit and Timber.

A re-zoning application for a Rimrock development will be on the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors’ June 16 agenda.

The Camp Verde Town Council will discuss and consider the approval of a lease of about 6.8 acres of Verde Lakes Recreational Corporation property. The town hopes to convert the park from privately maintained to a publicly maintained municipal park.

Despite response from multiple agencies, a single-family home was destroyed by fire late Friday afternoon just before the start of the Memorial Day Weekend, according to the Copper Canyon Fire and Medical District.

The animals come to live out their lives at her refuge. The animals are brought to the sanctuary for a number of reasons, she said,

Firefighters kept a windblown fire at the old Beaver Creek Golf Course to five acres Saturday afternoon.

It’s been seven years since Camp Verde High School’s yearbook crew won its first Gallery of Excellence award.

The Town of Camp Verde approved $175,000 to begin work immediately on the soccer, football fields and parking lot to allow for play at the town’s new $12 million Sports Complex.

The Class of 2021 had trouble keeping their caps on during Thursday’s windy graduation celebration, but a beautiful sunset topped off the night as approximately 80 of the school’s seniors collected their diplomas.

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.

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.

More than 15 years ago, Robert Foreman began his tenure with the Town of Camp Verde.

Wednesday, the Camp Verde Town Council will consider updating the town’s policies, rules and procedures.

From 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 4, the Yavapai-Apache Nation will hold a second free COVID-19 vaccination drive for area residents ages 18 and older.

Wednesday, the Camp Verde School Board voted 3-to-2 to rescind the mask mandate and temperature checks for the district’s students, staff and visitors.

At 2 p.m. Wednesday, the Camp Verde School Board will consider rescinding its mask mandate and temperature checks for the district’s students, staff and visitors.

Heather Vinson comes to Camp Verde’s municipal government from Prescott, where she currently works with Yavapai County Emergency Management.

The 20th annual Camp Verde Pecan & Wine Festival brought wine and pie lovers of all types to Community Center Field over the weekend.