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rks & Recreation completed the replacement of all sports field and tennis court lights at Butler Park.

The planned Marriott Hotel for Camp Verde is on hold, while at the same time the Tractor Supply rises in the industrial park behind Burger King near State Route 260 and Interstate 17.

Verde River Growers in Cottonwood will host A Day in the Garden on Sept. 17 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. offering resources and information for gardening in the region.

The former Beaver Creek Golf Course and historic ranch property has been sold to Sedona Vineyards LLC.

ena Del Loma Road in Camp Verde gets its name from a long-standing equestrian arena that for decades was the community rodeo grounds.

ty residents are still scrambling to repair damage to hundreds of houses and cars damaged by a single monsoon on Aug. 23 that cut a swath through one section of town, while leaving other parts of the city without a raindrop.

Twenty-one years later, the aftermath continues to change the ways of life of the American people and the First Responders that protect them

A collision between a vehicle and a bicycle Wednesday morning seriously injured a 60-year-old man riding his bike on the sidewalk.

Scores of runners of all ages challenged themselves early Sunday, Sept. 4

A landowner is requesting a zoning change to allow reconfiguration of parcels adjacent to city-owned land.

Housing Solutions of Northern Arizona has purchased the property on State Route 260 to turn the local hotel into 32 transitional housing units.

A Camp Verde woman who pleaded guilty to taking funds from Camp Verde Little League has been sentenced on two felony counts against her.

The Jerome Town Council, concerned about affordable housing in town, rented a home they purchased recently to a town employee.

When the Camp Verde Arena Association signed up to host the Turquoise Circuit Rodeo Finals last year, neither the CVAA nor the rodeo organizers were quite sure what to expect.

The average price for gas in Arizona fell to $3.99 a gallon Thursday, the first time in months it has been below $4 and a sharp decrease from the record high of $5.388 hit just two months ago.

Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2022, the Verde Valley Fire Department responded to a rollover in Page Springs.

Wednesday, Aug. 31, Cottonwood K-9 officers made one arrest while conducting interdiction operations near the Interstate-17 McGuireville exit. During this operation multiple traffic stops were conducted.

The Jerome Town Council swore in Sonia Sheffield as its newly appointed Council member and it appears current Vice Mayor Alex Barber will return as the mayor of Jerome.

The Verde Valley Archaeology Center and Museum is a peek into the past of local Native American peoples - Hopi, Yavapai and Apache – but also a bridge into the contemporary community.

In the backroom of a local restaurant, three women were putting on their battle uniforms for the upcoming General Election in November.

Celebrating its 125th anniversary this year, the National Parents and Teachers Association was founded in 1897 as the National Congress of Mothers by Alice McLellan Birney and Phoebe Apperson Hearst, mother of William Randolph Hearst, the magnate of Hearst Communications.

Two aspiring nurses at Yavapai College have won prestigious Phi Theta Kappa honor society scholarships.

On a busy night for emergency services Aug. 27, Copper Canyon Fire & Medical personnel were called out to the Bell Trail north of Rimrock for an injured hiker.

If you are traveling to Flagstaff, “you can’t get there from here” without construction project delays this summer somewhere on State Route 89A or Interstate 17, so plan accordingly.

A remote area about 11 minutes south of Camp Verde on Interstate 17 may join the winemaking industry.