Gov. Ducey spending plan comes in at $11.4 Billion
PHOENIX -- Flush with cash, Gov. Doug Ducey is proposing an $11.4 billion spending plan for the coming year.
County unanimously approves cell tower near Sedona Pines
COTTONWOOD -- A new cell tower will soon appear near Sedona Pines despite opposition from neighbors.
Chamber president joins ranks of Institute for Organization Management
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Institute for Organization Management, the professional development program of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, is pleased to announce that Christian Oliva del Rio, IOM, President/CEO, of the Cottonwood Chamber of Commerce, has graduated from the program and has received the recognition of IOM.
Cottonwood chamber president joins ranks of Institute for Organization Management
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Institute for Organization Management, the professional development program of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, is pleased to announce that Christian Oliva del Rio, IOM, President/CEO, of the Cottonwood Chamber of Commerce, has graduated from the program and has received the recognition of IOM.
Proposed change in law would ensure edible medical marijuana remains legal
PHOENIX -- A Peoria Republican lawmaker is moving to alter state law to ensure that edible forms of medical marijuana remain legally available to patients.
Flagstaff Family Care expands medical services to Sedona
A new medical office has opened in Sedona featuring a family doctor, family nurse and behavioral health and chronic-care management services.
Water conservation plan pits cities vs. Pinal farmers
PHOENIX -- An organization that represents major Arizona cities is effectively warning Pinal County farmers not to demand more in the proposed drought contingency plan.
County P&Z rejects Rojo Grande after 8-hour meeting
Former Sedona mayor said developer trying to sell ‘a skunk that doesn’t stink’
Yavapai County Planning & Zoning commissioners listened to more than six hours of public testimony and read several hundred emails and letters during their meeting. Ultimately, they unanimously voted to deny the proposal to develop a 172-acre senior-oriented manufactured home park to take the place of the El Rojo Grande Ranch just outside Sedona.
Get ready for Super blood wolf moon
Five-hour lunar eclipse on horizon Sunday night
VERDE VALLEY – A lunar eclipse occurs when the Moon is positioned behind the Earth – and into its shadow.
City grant money goes to Parks & Rec master plan
COTTONWOOD — Crowds of people flooded council chambers on a rainy Tuesday night as Cottonwood City Council considered projects to award Community Development Block Grant money. Many stood out in the rain as they anticipated the decision.
Detective accused of domestic violence back to work in ‘administrative role’
COTTONWOOD — A Cottonwood police detective facing domestic violence charges is working again with Cottonwood PD after being placed on administrative leave.
Arizonans consumed nearly 60 tons of medical marijuana in 2018
PHOENIX -- The number of pounds of medical marijuana being purchased and consumed in Arizona is increasing at a rate twice as fast as the number of people legally entitled to use it.
Cottonwood moves to follow county lead on cellphone distracted driving ordinance
COTTONWOOD – As the state still struggles with passing a statewide ban on cellphone distracted driving, Cottonwood is following Yavapai County’s lead.
Cottonwood man gets 12 years for child exploitation
CAMP VERDE – On Jan. 11, JJ Austin Angel Amack McFarland was sentenced to 12 years in the Arizona Department of Corrections for the sexual exploitation of a minor.
BeneVet sets $13K goal for comfort of wheelchair-bound veterans
Two weeks to go, and Nikki Miller said that “around 100 bowlers” have signed up for the annual BeneVet fundraiser.
Harshman, Bateman to lead Beaver Creek School Board
Monday, the Beaver Creek School Board unanimously elected Jackie Harshman as board president and Brandi Bateman as board clerk.
Camp Verde could fill openings on P&Z, Adjustments, Appeals boards
Wednesday, the Camp Verde Town Council could fill three openings on its Planning and Zoning Commission, and two of four openings on its Board of Adjustments and Appeals
Moose Lodge to host First Responder Appreciation Dinner
As a thank-you for sacrifices made every day by first responders serving the Verde Valley, Moose Lodge members are hosting their 5th annual First Responders Appreciation Dinner.
Q&A with Beaver Creek School Office Manager Sharon Brooks
Brooks spent more than 25 years in retail as an assistant manager for Kmart and Walgreens before she transitioned to education. It was there that Brooks learned “don’t take work home.”
Volunteers fill void at Red Rock Ranger Station
as government shutdown enters fourth week
An American flag sits folded on a counter at the Red Rock Ranger Station Monday waiting for the government shutdown to end so it can fly again.
Man sentenced to 17 years in death of infant son
Garcia-Soto still maintains innocence in Alford Plea
CAMP VERDE – An 11-year-old murder case finally reached its conclusion Tuesday at the Yavapai County Superior Court in Camp Verde. Julio Cesar Garcia-Soto was given a flat sentence of 17 years – with credited 11 years already served for second-degree murder.
Rojo Grande comes back before P&Z
COTTONWOOD -- Citizens will finally have the chance to say their piece on plans for a 172-acre manufactured home park near Sedona before the Yavapai County Planning & Zoning Commission on Thursday.
Judge vacates charges in Escalante case
CAMP VERDE -- Yavapai County Superior Court Judge Michael Bluff issued an order Monday to vacate three charges in a drug courier case involving a 2015 Cottonwood traffic stop.
Woman in drug bust enters not-guilty plea
CAMP VERDE -- A Cottonwood woman who was arrested in a Partners Against Narcotics Trafficking-led drug bust entered a not-guilty plea Monday.
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- PANT Investigation leads to large meth and heroin seizure in Cottonwood
- Detective accused of domestic violence back to work in ‘administrative role’
- Citizen helps in arrest of three felons
- Infant murder case to reach conclusion 11 years later
- Something to howl about: From a kill-list in California, wolf dogs find loving homes in Verde Valley
- Get ready for Super blood wolf moon
- Man sentenced to 17 years in death of infant son
- Judge vacates charges in Escalante case
- Cottonwood man gets 12 years for child exploitation
- County P&Z rejects Rojo Grande after 8-hour meeting
- PANT Investigation leads to large meth and heroin seizure in Cottonwood
- Old Town no longer a R.I.O.T
- Citizen helps in arrest of three felons
- State Route 89A closed in both directions north of Jerome
- ACLU Arizona demands Mingus Union change ID badge policy
- 3 charges dropped in Escalante case after AZ Supreme Court ruling
- Obituary: Gilbert P. Motta III (G.P.) 1978-2018
- Detective accused of domestic violence back to work in ‘administrative role’
- Infant murder case to reach conclusion 11 years later
- Something to howl about: From a kill-list in California, wolf dogs find loving homes in Verde Valley
