The 2020 golf season started out like a bad left-hook off the tee for Coach Craig Mai and the Mingus boy’s golf team.
Two Mingus girls’ golfers have made it into the state tournament as individuals, but the team’s run during the past few weeks fell short.
The positive news comes as the U.S. set a daily record of over 85,000 new cases of COVID on Friday.
Several people were demonstrating in support for two of the Presidential candidates on Cottonwood’s busiest intersection, State Routes 260 and 89A, Saturday trying to convince the few undecided voters to cast ballots for their candidate.
The Verde Valley’s final drive-thru influenza flu clinic will be in Cornville Saturday. If last Friday’s clinic in Rimrock was any indication, Saturday’s event will be very busy.
The loud noise and speeding by ATVs and motorcycles in town has prompted a loud complaint from residents to the town council.
There was a time when hippies dropped-in to drop-out in Jerome. This week, the Jerome Town Council voiced support for classifying marijuana as a nuisance if state voters approve a recreational marijuana law.
About 8.5% of Yavapai County votes have been tabulated in the first week of voting in the 2020 presidential election.
Michelle Furness hopes that brides-to-be will come to her newly relocated bridal shop, Wedding Belle in Cott
If the season ended today, the Mingus High School Girls Golf team would be in the state tournament for the first time.
