
A shop building at a property on Long Rifle Road was burned during a fire Tuesday morning, according to Nate Bailey, Copper Canyon Fire and Medical fire marshal.

Racers are starting their engines around Arizona as the Verde Valley Grand Prix is coming to Camp Verde Feb. 4-5.

Being only 14-years-old, Elizabeth Andre is starting her pageant journey off strong after being titled Miss Camp Verde Teen USA.

John Parsons’ dream is $45,000 closer to reality.

Dozens of residents turned out to march in the rain on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Monday, Jan. 16, in a walk begun in 2011 by then-6-year-old Chandler Plante.

Since Russ Martin’s departure, the Town of Camp Verde is looking to permanently fill the position of town manager.

An RV and fifth-wheel camper were destroyed in a fire on South Dinky Creek Drive on Thursday, Jan 12, but Copper Canyon Fire and Medical were able to keep the fire from spreading to the home.

The sprinkler system snuffed out a fire in a local grow house on Thursday, Dec. 5.

Camp Verde’s very own Tractor Supply will be hitting the town with an opening weekend centered with a Grand Opening ceremony opening Jan. 21.

The new sports complex, located at 995 Champion Trail, is still under construction, but things are slowly coming together for a hopeful completion date of the spring of 2023.

Camp Verde Unified School District’s Arizona Online Instruction could be taking a new approach with its program to integrate more virtual instruction in the courses.

After 12 years as Camp Verde’s town manager, Russ Martin is leaving with eyes on his next opportunity.

Phillip England Center for the Performing Arts Foundation is adjusting its approach to performances, including a more educational perspective, according to new president Jane Whitmire.

With frigid temperatures topping out at 27 degrees, Camp Verde Elementary School students ran across the frosted grass to show their holiday spirit Thursday morning.

Fossil Creek is officially reopened following a massive wildfire that tore through the forest. However, things look a little different now.

As the holidays are just around the corner, many Camp Verde residents have their Christmas displays shining bright and are inviting other community members to come check it out.

After being offered 200 laptops at an extreme discounted rate through Laptops 4 Learning, Camp Verde Unified School District has turned down this offer.

A complaint that a documentary film with inappropriate content was shown to a middle school audience without parental consent has resulted in reprimand of personnel.

After a well-served 10 years as Camp Verde Economic Development director, Steve Ayers will be retiring at the start of February.

William Demankowski has never owned a home before. Now thanks to Verde Valley Habitat for Humanity, his dream will come true.

Town of Camp Verde Finance Department Director Michael Showers took to the podium Wednesday in front of Camp Verde Town Council during their regular session to ask for approval of the Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Calendar.
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- Mingus girls’ cross country, track put on probation
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- Out of Africa founder Dean Harrison dies
- Historic Verde Lea Market gets new owners
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