Jason W. Brooks is the associate editor for the Verde Independent and Camp Verde Bugle.
Friday, July 30, a Cottonwood Police Department traffic stop led to felony charges and three arrests.
Krupa has been working with clients that are owners of businesses affected by COVID-19. Some of those businesses are eligible for Paycheck Protection Program loans.
The two items listed as unfinished business are to finish interviewing applicants for vacancies on the city’s Airport Commission and to hold the second and final reading of Ordinance 682. That ordinance was pushed forward by Vice Mayor Michael Mathews and Council Member Tosca Henry after Mayor Tim Elinski went against the council majority with a proclamation requiring masks be worn in the city. It binds the mayor to Council-majority emergency resolutions for 30 days.
Garrison said nothing in the report would lead the Board of Supervisors to pursue the no-build alternative.
With Arizona Primary Elections just a few days away, Yavapai County Recorder Leslie Hoffman sent out a news release Thursday encouraging poll workers to show up on time and what COVID-19 protocol and supplies they can expect to find.
How much should the City of Cottonwood be expected to fund its local Chamber of Commerce, both in a pandemic and during a regular year?
Should city taxpayers help fund their local chambers of commerce by way of municipal funding?
Even though county election staff members have successfully encouraged a great deal of early voting, there still will be many Verde Valley residents voting in Tuesday’s Arizona Primary in person.
Early on the evening of Friday, July 24, Cottonwood police officers conducted a traffic stop that led to a felony drug arrest, according to a news release.
Here are some events and other announcements about things happening in the Verde Valley.
