Camp Verde High School is making modification to its concurrent enrollment for students taking classes on Camp Verde High School’s campus that are taught by a Yavapai College professor online or in person.
Residents, who are frustrated with the Sedona City Council over the Safe Place to Park program for homeless city workers filed a referendum application with the city clerk on Thursday, March 14.
The Camp Verde Town Council is meeting for a regular session on Wednesday, March 20, in council chambers to further discuss action regarding the sports complex and to possibly approve the fiscal year 2025-2030 strategic plan.
Former Cottonwood Police Chief Stephen Gesell has dropped out of the Yavapai County District 3 supervisor’s race to focus on a legal claim against the City of Cottonwood.
A new high school is going to be opened by the Verde Christian Academy at its Willard Street location and they plan to start with ninth and 10th-grade classes next school year.
Camp Verde Marshal’s Office is hitting the streets in style with their newest addition of a Dodge Charger traffic unit.
Cottonwood-Oak Creek School District Superintendent Steve King wrote a letter to Mountain View Prep School families March 8 apologizing for a play production of “Sleeping Beauty” performed for their students by a Mingus Union High School theater class.
A fire at a mobile home park Tuesday night resulted in a loss of life, according to the Sedona Fire District.
During last week’s rain, a three-story hotel in Camp Verde had to call in firefighters after detecting interior smoke.
It looks like Cottonwood residents will be able to eat like a king again – Burger King that is.