Governor contends new law makes Prop 127 vote meaningless
It ultimately may not matter if Arizonans vote in November to require utilities generate more of their electricity from renewable sources.
Yavapai-Apache Nation to celebrate Native American week
Submarine sandwiches, tacos, chili dogs and enchiladas. And a vendor selling fry bread.
Arizona’s first malt house saves water and supports local breweries
‘From farm to mug for beer’
Zach Hauser, like many farmers in the Verde Valley, takes pride in his land and the crops he grows.
Today’s Royal Portrait
Chaz Taylor and Rylie Burke were crowned Homecoming King and Queen at Mingus Union High School’s football game Friday. VVN/Vyto StarInskas
Bill Helm named Western News & Info Journalist of the Year
Verde Independent/Camp Verde Bugle/Kudos win 16 awards in annual newspaper contest
Friday, the editorial staff of Verde Valley Newspapers won 16 awards at the annual Western News&Info Editorial Seminar.
Verde Valley Weavers & Spinners Guild plan 4th annual Fabulous Fiber Sale 2018
Here is your chance to purchase handwoven, handmade fiber art made by members of the Verde Valley Weavers & Spinners Guild who presenting their 4th annual “Fabulous Fiber Sale 2018” this October.
NEWS BUSINESS: Ink Stain Tattoo
A new tattoo and piercing shop opened in Cottonwood last month and owners Joey Bovee and Cheyanne Crum are hoping to serve the entire Verde Valley “and then some.” The shop currently employs artist Chip Taylor and piercer Alex James.
Scam Alert: Hang up on Medicare card scammers
Scammers follow the news – and the money. A few months ago, the Federal Trade Commission shared the news that Medicare is sending new cards to everyone who gets Medicare benefits, replacing your Social Security number with another number. As expected, scammers have been trying to cash in on this change.
Verde Valley Women who Lead: Ruth Ellen Elinski
Thinking and acting locally
For Elinski, when it comes to working in small, rural communities, patience is a virtue.
Weekend burglary puts halt to work projects for Verde Valley Habitat for Humanity (with video)
COTTONWOOD -- It may be too early for the Grinch to be lurking around, but someone hit the Verde Valley Habitat for Humanity Re-Store, 737 S. Main St., stealing tools and delaying work on wheelchair ramps and home repairs.
Corey Rowley agrees to become next Camp Verde town marshal
Yakutat, Alaska police chief expected to start on Oct. 15
CAMP VERDE – Corey Rowley stated in his cover letter that Camp Verde would gain a “great advocate and active leader” should he be selected the Town’s next chief of police.
Charlie German seeks re-election as Camp Verde mayor
Primary Faceoff: Q&A with Camp Verde mayoral candidates
Now that the race for the Camp Verde mayor is down to two candidates, how do you feel about another public forum be held for the candidates to restate positions and to dispel any mistruths that are inherent in the political process? Please explain.
Yavapai supervisors consider law to ban texting while driving
Jonathan Hall traveled about 100 miles Wednesday from his home in Peoria to tell the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors that he supports a proposed ordinance that would make it illegal to text while driving.
Arizona jobless rate holds steady at 4.6%; U.S. average at 3.9%
The state’s economy continues to be propelled along by people wanting some new place to live or at least to fix up the one they way.
Jackie Baker seeks election as Camp Verde mayor
Primary Faceoff: Q&A with Camp Verde mayoral candidates
Now that the race for the Camp Verde mayor is down to two candidates, how do you feel about another public forum be held for the candidates to restate positions and to dispel any mistruths that are inherent in the political process? Please explain.
Clarkdale to begin process to fill town council vacancy
Clarkdale Town Council Member Ben Kramer, who had previously announced that he would decline to take the Oath of Office for his term that was slated to begin on November 13, 2018, has notified the Town of Clarkdale that he will resign from his current seat on the Town Council effective Sept. 25.
Planet Fitness to open in Safeway Shopping Center in Cottonwood
Planet Fitness, one of the largest and fastest-growing franchisors and operators of fitness centers in the United States, will open its first location in Cottonwood at 1655 E. Cottonwood St. later this year.
Flagstaff mayor to speak in Clarkdale on climate action and adaptation plan
Flagstaff Mayor Coral Evans will give a presentation on Flagstaff’s emerging Climate Action and Adaptation Plan, a milestone that draws upon success stories from individuals and cities around the world that are making a difference.
Attorney General changes language on Prop 127 ballot
PHOENIX -- A key aide to Attorney General Mark Brnovich altered language of the ballot description of Proposition 127 that the state's top elections officer called "eyebrow raising'' and the lawyer for initiative organizers said is designed to help Arizona Public Service convince voters to reject it.
Ducey open to reforms in charter schools amid reports of financial controversies
PHOENIX -- Gov. Doug Ducey said he's open to the idea of reforms in how charter schools are operated, including how they handle their finances.
Pilot in Cottonwood plane crash dies
COTTONWOOD -- The pilot in Monday’s plane crash in the Tierra Verde Circle neighborhood in Cottonwood has died, according to the Cottonwood Police Department.
Pastor in molestation case enters not-guilty plea on 9 new charges
Yavapai County judges may be recused from trial
CAMP VERDE -- A former Prescott pastor entered a not-guilty plea on nine new felony charges Monday.
Camp Verde man wrestles with black bear near Patagonia
PATAGONIA -- A 30-year-old Camp Verde man was hospitalized for injuries Sunday after he was attacked by a black bear south of Patagonia.
Michael Gordon resigns from Clarkdale-Jerome School Board
CLARKDALE – Due to the resignation of Michael Gordon, the office of Yavapai County School Superintendent Tim Carter is looking to fill an opening on the Clarkdale-Jerome School Board.
Pioneer Picnic moves back to Montezuma Well picnic area
RIMROCK – It’s been more than 90 years since the Verde Valley’s first Pioneer Picnic, 1927 to be exact.
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- Plane crashes into Cottonwood residence
- Emergency responders on scene of Cottonwood airplane crash (with videos)
- Camp Verde man wrestles with black bear near Patagonia
- Weekend burglary puts halt to work projects for Verde Valley Habitat for Humanity
- Pilot in Cottonwood plane crash dies
- Two public meetings planned to discuss possible routes for new county connector road
- Weekend burglary puts halt to work projects for Verde Valley Habitat for Humanity (with video)
- YCSO volunteer rescues dog attached to moving semi-truck (with video)
- Planet Fitness to open in Safeway Shopping Center in Cottonwood
- Obituary: Catherine Sanchez Mercado 1962-2018
- Two men jailed following robbery, stabbing in Verde Village Wednesday
- Man involved in vehicle-pedestrian crash facing homicide, DUI charges
- Update: 22-year-old mother dead after multiple-vehicle crash
- Plane crashes into Cottonwood residence
- Two suspects in custody after posting video of abusing calf
- Emergency responders on scene of Cottonwood airplane crash (with videos)
- Camp Verde man wrestles with black bear near Patagonia
- Weekend burglary puts halt to work projects for Verde Valley Habitat for Humanity
- Obituary: Meghan Reanne Barnes 1999-2018
- Thomas Chantry faces new charges of molestation, abuse
