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Thai Palace has reopened in Old Town Cottonwood, after being closed for two years, at its former location.

Michelle Lee Photography is now in the 4H Business Park at 155 S. Montezuma Castle Highway, Suite 11.

Since September, Gabriela’s has been at 1580 State Route 260, Camp Verde.

If you’re interested in growing your own marijuana now that it’s legal, there’s a lot more to it than planting a seed and adding a little water.

"Larry Russell, who grew up beside Soldier Wash in Sedona, revisited his childhood home."

Have you ever turned a vision into reality? That is exactly what Hortensia Martinez did to birth Conscious Meals, a sensational grab-and-go eatery in West Sedona.

Addiction is never good. And the specific addiction I am talking about here is hard to spot. It just seems that you are committed to your wellness and fitness. Therefore, it is socially acceptable and even reinforced. Kudos to those who train, run, weight lift, and bike… right?

A correspondent describes Jerome and the United Verde Copper Company leased by William A. Clark in 1888. As soon as the purchase was finalized in 1890, financial resources were available for vast improvements, development, and new equipment.

COTTONWOOD - There’s a magical mailbox right in the Verde Valley where children can send a letter to Santa.

Nearly two decades into what would be a 22-year career in the United States Navy, Robert Eberle was assigned to the recruitment division in Prescott, less than an hour from where he graduated from Mingus Union High School.

Rick Brenfleck served his country in the 1980s. He also served in Desert Shield, from 1991-1992. He also wanted to serve in Desert Storm, but the recruiter "laughed at me because of my age.”

The changing colors of fall have trickled down from Flagstaff through Oak Creek Canyon and is now bursting with color in the Verde Valley.

I wonder if, recently, you feel somewhat dissociated? I certainly have been getting this feeling over the last couple of months. It works this way: you feel that you are starting your day at some 80%-100% “Charged Positive”. By the end of the day, you are at zero, or, like a title of a song which I used to like when I was a kid, at a “Less Than Zero”. An obvious deficit.

A $4.3 million total budget should yield a pretty fine car wash.

The Cottonwood Progressive Association constructed the post office at 827 N. Main Street, which is now Cottonwood City Hall.

Michelle Furness hopes that brides-to-be will come to her newly relocated bridal shop, Wedding Belle in Cott

Friday, Cliff Castle Casino Hotel donated $10,000 to Verde Valley Sanctuary as part of Cliff Castle’s Month of Giving.

With 1 church to offset 16 saloons, and palaces of iniquity running day and night, Jerome was on its way to being called the "wickedest town in America" by 1903.

Jennifer Epperson started as a dishwater at age 16 in Cottonwood.

Camp Verde High School senior Audrey Norman is the school's Kiwanis Student of the Month for September.

Welcome to the Verde Valley’s best new bike ride – Odgen Ranch Road.

Casey Anderson has opened Casey’s Cowboy Shop in the Safeway plaza, and the store is a “modified version” of the long-time Cowboy Shop that has been in operation in Cottonwood since 1983.

The travel distance from Prescott to Jerome was cut from 62 to 32 miles.

In mid-March when restaurants and bars first closed because of COVID-19, Gabriela Goodman didn’t expect to reopen her restaurant, Gabriela’s.

Has anyone seen Manuel? Is he in quarantine? Come out, Manuel. We are worried.