About 260 Volkswagens rolled into Jerome beginning on Thursday, Sept. 21, for the 32nd Arizona Bus Club Jerome Jamboree at Gold King Mine Ghost Town, where the celebration continues through Sunday.
Congratulations, Cottonwood. You have a sister.
The City of Cottonwood is not wasting time filling a recently vacated seat on the City Council that runs until the fall of 2024, an election cycle when three council members and the mayor will be up for election.
The city wrapped up another Thunder Valley Rally this weekend with a Quiet Riot, and overall officials say they are pleased.
The Cottonwood Police Department, including supervisors, managers and staff, have completed training that prohibits discrimination based on sex and disability and retaliation as outlined in the city’s agreement with a Cottonwood Police officer and the Civil Rights Division of the Arizona Attorney General’s office, according to City Manager Scotty Douglass.
The City is required to declare an open City Council seat and establish a process for filling the vacancy caused by the resignation of City Councilmember Jackie Nairn on Sept. 5, 2023.
The 32nd Arizona Bus Club Jerome Jamboree at Gold King Mine Ghost Town runs Thursday-Sunday, Sept. 21-24, but organizers want attendees to know that there is one big change this year – the raffle for a restored 1976 VW Campmobile bus will be on Saturday at 4:30 p.m.
Fire Chief Rusty Blair wants people to know he’s added a new twist to this year’s Jerome Fire Department’s Auxiliary’s Halloween Ball – a raffle for a unique stay at the historic Little Daisy for a party of 16 people.
More skateboarders and roller skaters say they are racking up time at the Riverfront Park skate park and rink, so users say it’s time the city show them some love.
Many people who live in Boston, never board the U.S. Constitution. Some who live in Philadelphia may never visit the Liberty Bell.
