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Cottonwood and Camp Verde will be flirting with the 80s as temperatures rise across the Verde Valley for beautiful spring weather this week, but watch out for the zephyrs.
Expect travel restrictions along State Route 89A in Oak Creek Canyon and Cottonwood, Interstate 17 in Flagstaff and State Route 260 near Payson as several projects by the Arizona Department of Transportation in Northern Arizona restart this spring
There will be special session of the Verde Valley Fire District Fire Board at the Cornville Station #32 in the apparatus bay at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, April 2, to discuss a cell tower to be built at the station on Page Springs Road near Cornville Road.
The next meeting of the Cottonwood Community Awareness Group with the topic Airport Operations will be on Thursday, April 4, at 5:30 p.m., and Jeff Tripp, Airport Manager, will be sharing a presentation.
Camp Verde Town Council has three meetings lined up this week.
The deadline for candidates to file petitions for the mayor’s race and two open council seats in town is April 1, according to Town Clerk Charity Brooks.
Camp Verde Parks & Recreation announced the opening of the disc golf course at Camp Verde Sports Complex.
Grab your bunny galoshes. This week’s clear skies are expected to lead into a rainy Easter weekend.
Despite the weather, the Pecan & Wine Festival last weekend went very well, according to Parks & Recreation Manager Michael Marshall.