
With cases of COVID-19 moving in the wrong direction, some areas of Arizona are again recommending masks in public indoor settings.

Glenda Atherton was named Volunteer of the Year, and Dennis Tomko was chosen Ambassador of the Year at the Greater Cottonwood Chamber of Commerce 2022 Annual Dinner Saturday, June 25, at the Moose Lodge.

A group of several-hundred women and men joined the hundreds of protests across the nation on Saturday, June 25, marching down State Route 89A chanting and carrying signs protesting the Supreme Court decision striking down Roe v. Wade in a decision released Friday.

The City Council approved an agreement with a Sedona operator to provide fixed-base operator services including fuel at the Cottonwood Airport.

The roadshow of the city’s proposed 2023 budget may be more of a victory tour. That’s because life is good in Cottonwood, at least according to the revenue.

“What a wild, crazy couple of years we had, right,” Cottonwood Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Christian Oliva del Rio asked the City Council Tuesday night.

Springs are immensely important to Arizona’s ecosystems and its people, and springs can tell us a lot about both, according to Abe Springer, whose Northern Arizona University research team studies spring water and groundwater and their effects on the environment.

The former Beaver Creek Golf Course and historic ranch property is in escrow, according to Sam Worseldine, listing agent at Camp Verde’s Chambers Realty Group, on Monday, June 20.

The Arizona sunshine can make any car window seem like a magnifying glass, but tinted windows can be too dark, and motorists are getting pulled over for them.

The Town of Camp Verde stayed well ahead of its liabilities last fiscal year, according to its financial statements.

The Jerome Town Council bought a house in town after saying it was worried about affordable housing in the community.

A cow died in Rimrock.

The Cottonwood Police Department is trained and well-equipped to respond to an “active shooter/active assailant” situation at local schools.

There were tears, hugs and excitement – and a reminder of a complicated history – as both a town council and a tribal council, in separate meetings, approved an intergovernmental agreement 20 years in the making.
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