Project Rising Hope, a faith-based nonprofit with a wide range of services for the Verde Valley, recently received a generous donation by Journey Church as part of the Hands Healing Hunger.
Camp Verde Elementary School received a special donation on Tuesday as the Camp Verde Unified School District governing board met for their regular meeting.
Yavapai CASA for Kids Foundation announced a new location underway in the Verde Valley.
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.