The vines will be very fine in the Heart of Arizona’s Wine Country.
It’s historic every time the House of Joy opens, and June 1 should be no different.
When Irene Forrest Bassett’s phone rings, the Cottonwood nurse practitioner is ready to jet off in a moment’s notice to a world hot-spot that most people are fleeing.
Ghostbusters have swept through the tourist community of Jerome transforming the town’s streets, which were ghostly vacant just a month ago, back to a resemblance of the tiny town that draws 1.5 million visitors each year.
The more people who talk about the swimming hole, especially in social media, the less secret it is, they contend.
Popular Sedona hiking trails and trailheads, closed in the Coconino National Forest during the coronavirus crisis, reopened Friday
Mingus Mountain Academy has reported 84 out of 141 students have tested positive for coronavirus as of Wednesday, according to Yavapai County Community Health Services spokesperson Terri Farneti. Twenty staff members have also tested positive, she reported Thursday morning.
“We are opening up a little bit more as a restaurant than the traditional bar venue,” she said.
Restaurants in the Verde Valley reopen Monday for dine-in services, joining retail stores and salons, which reopened after being shut down because of the coronavirus crisis more than a month ago.
Gov. Doug Ducey gave her the go-ahead to open the Mane by Main Hair Salon with his Executive Order issued last Monday. The order allowed all Arizona cosmetologists and barber shops to resume appointment-based services.
