Camp Verde, AZ News

• Camp Verde, AZ News
• Hawaii provides verification on Obama birth
• Class of 2012 set to walk the walk
• Camp Verde Library has a new director
• Memorial Day ceremonies planned in Verde Valley
• Forest Service orders Fossil Creek closed
• Artists Against Drunk Driving launches locally
• Margie Beach named director of communications at Rainbow Acres
• County supervisors debate 'budget philosophy'
• Salt Mine Cellars brings Crawdad Festival back to Camp Verde
• Archaeology Center to raise $250,000 for new facility
• Eighth year for 'It's Cool to Stay in School'
• Study finds Verde River water 'generally good'
• Cash in on a Verde River lunker
• Gladiator Fire local staffing continues
• Lessons needed following brush fire
• Seatbelts save lives, again
• County names Angie Hillman teach of the year
• Boys & Girls Clubs branch hosts summer camp
• Keeping the language alive
• Verde users keep an eye toward conservation
• March sales tax report mixed in Verde Valley
• What's the buzz in Beaver Creek?
• School board seats to be decided in 2012 election
• New maps refining valley floodplain
• Conditions in place for severe wildfire season
• 3 districts raise teacher salaries
• Tour offers a rare peak inside the homes on Cleopatra Hill
• Camp Verde Sales tax raised to 3%
• New state election law unwanted and unneeded
• Camp Verde joins firefight
• Cornville man dies in rollover
• Wildfire season explodes in Arizona
• Getting the flock out of Phoenix
• Camp Verde pool opens May 26
• 1-cent sales tax increase goes to Camp Verde council Wednesday night
• Davis not happy with county budget process, reorganization plan
• File to run for Camp Verde, Beaver Creek school boards
• Fashion show for Boys & Girls Club May 19
• Chapel Area Crack Sealing Project Begins May 16
• Mingus students win art awards
• Man dies in Cornville Road crash
• Two districts hire joint special ed head
• Church steps up to the plate, builds ball fields
• Camp Verde, sanitary district look to merge
• March of the Feral Pigs toward the Verde Valley
• Pre-school gets Beaver Creek kids ready to read
• School districts get report on facilities costs
• Another fatal motorcycle crash in Sedona
• Culvert project, closures to begin on Verde Lakes Drive
• 2 arrested for throwing rocks at moving cars
• Child abduction scare in Cottonwood prompts search for SUV
• Application period starts for marijuana dispensaries in Verde Valley
• Lawyer alleges judicial misconduct in child-murder case
• Yavapai College has public hearing on property tax
• Overnight work on I-17 at Cordes Junction
• New officers for Lake Montezuma Women's Civic Club
• League of Women Voters adopts new name
• Volunteers needed to chart water flow in Agua Fria River
• Leap Frog 3 will clean roadways May 19
• Congressional districts set for next decade
• 12 careers later, woman puts job change expertise to work
• Clarkdale’s iconic former Councilwoman Williams dies
• NAU-SRP to answer forest restoration questions
• Verde voting districts get the shuffle
• Reviving the Fort Verde quilt show
• Motorcyclist killed in Sedona collision
• Dog shooter expected to plead guilty
• Camp Verde and school district get together on facilities use
• Going through the roof in Jerome
• Verde Village fire scatters family
• Study shows average life spans rising in county
• Clarkdale announces passing of Pat Williams
• Arizona Culturekeepers to induct Jerome's Katie Lee
• Rep. Gosar fights wildfire with legislation
• Collins pleads guilty to child abuse in Sylar case
• Camp Verde gets hitched to archaeology center
• On the vine: Volunteers expand vineyard at Yavapai College
• Yavapai College graduation Friday in Clarkdale
• New Prescott jail on horizon; county supes give green light
• Verde Valley Fair livestock auction generates $137,899
• Camp Verde Farmer's Market sets its schedule
• Join Camp Verde 4th of July parade
• Rotary announces Chili Cook-Off Winners
• Governor signs state's new $8.6 billion spending plan
• Rabid lion attacks dog in Yavapai County
• History at risk: State parks get budget protection, but money stays tight
• 2 arrested in 8 vehicle burglaries in VOC
• VVFD budget might reduce tax levy
• New school at Chester Newton site
• Camp Verde and school seek to roll agreements into one
• ‘Sharrows’ add to city’s bike-friendliness
• Even God needs a grading permit
• Litter man offers cash for trash
• People, people: Camp Verde's lack of staff coming to a head
• 'Last walk down the aisle' for Chip Davis
• Nancy Collins returns to court Monday
• CVHS performs well in SkillsUSA
• Old Town barn burns near Sizzlin’ Salsa
• Pat Williams resigns from council
• A solution to wildfire problem?
• First Verde Valley Wine symposium dubbed a success
• Help plant wine vines at Yavapai College
• Sheriff's helicopter makes fast rescue in Sedona
• Mountain switchback crash hospitalizes three
• Suspect in statewide Walmart fraud busted in Cottonwood
• Pearce has chance to get recall money back from taxpayers
• GOP lawmakers decide to challenge redistricting maps
• Priem pleads guilty to child abuse in Sylar Newton case
• Livestock ranchers, musicians prep for fair
• Dan Brown is out and Amber Lee is in at CVUSD
• Fort Verde attendance on the rise
• Camp Verde's 2012-13 budget
• Big Chino hydroelectric plan gets prelim permit
• State Parks names new director
• Camp Verde house fire now called arson
• Barn fire could have spread into Old Town
• Verde Village accidents
• Fort Verde volunteers receive Al Merito award
• New stalking law goes to governor
• Bowen helps parents keep their kids off drugs
• U.S. Forest Service implements travel management rules May 1
• Mingus offers arts program
• Valley agencies seek single 911 call center
• Unprotected from developers: Camp Verde paying bills of growth
• Local schools still make cents with BoxTops program
• Impact fees gone, permits up in Camp Verde
• Contaminants delay Tavasci Marsh work
• Verde Valley Fair brings the animals
• You Were There
• Fire destroys building in Old Town Cottonwood
• Wanted Cottonwood felon arrested on bicycle
• 2007 child sex leads to arrest five years later
• Cottonwood rear-ender fills emergency room
• Warrant arrest for prison contraband
• Cottonwood man arrested for heroin
• Camp Verde budget discussions begin
• Court Docket 4-29-12
• $28 vouchers could save city hundreds
• Diaper drive helps low-income families
• Festival celebrates nation’s No. 1 activity
• New closures, camping restrictions start in Coconino Forest
• Unfit for Human Consumption? Part 2
• BirdyVerde growing, but what's next?
• Cottonwood woman gets prison for sex with teen
• Car wash for Samudio family
• Despite kids, Virginia couple sent to prison for 195 pounds of marijuana
• Study shows potential contaminant levels at Tavasci Marsh
• Brown leaves Camp Verde Schools early
• Verde Ditch launches website
• Court Docket 4-27-2012
• Verde Valley Law Day observed May 7
• Future meets past in QR code
• Tonya Short works hard for cancer group
• Supreme Court grills U.S. attorney on SB1070
• Jones named to Town Council
• Outgoing Brown takes a state job
• Bathtub Murder: Schlee pleads 'guilty except insane'
• Unfit for Human Consumption? Part 1
• Camp Verde Safety Fair goes motocross this year
• Feds give eagle protection the boot, again
• Speaker line up announced for wine symposium in Camp Verde
• Camp Verde Middle school marijuana arrest
• DUI in Camp Verde
• Cornville Road wreck seriously injures biker
• Street fight in Clarkdale
• Respecting crime victims' rights
• YCSO missing children search goes high tech
• Free educator workshop hosted by Birding Fest on Saturday
• Yavapai County's unemployment rate fell again in March
• Verde Valley hosts first wine symposium
• Town of Camp Verde's shelter is not closed
• Arizona State Parks honors 3 fort volunteers
• Fossil Creek to see enhanced monitoring
• MRFD makes second run at Grand Canyon
• Supe's contract returns to the CVUSD spotlight
• Bass continue to pose threat to Fossil Creek
• Caught with a ski mask
• Girl fight at the Giant
• Work continues on SR 89A improvement project in Sedona
• Governor appoints Sheriff Mascher to P.O.S.T. Board
• Raffle Raises Funds for Cemetery
• Blue ribbons call attention to child abuse
• New food bank feeds the hungry
• Analysis: Camp Verde Council, public to consider 1-percent sales tax
• Mickelsen Marathon this Saturday
• Fire destroys Lake Montezuma garage
• Four Camp Verde students sent to hospital for drug use
• Brush fire at Lo Lo Mai
• Umbrella blamed for power short, fire in Clarkdale
• Car takes flight off Willard Street in Cottonwood
• Window smashed in Cottonwood truck
• Closures begin on Finnie Flat
• 9th Circuit upholds Arizona mandate on voter ID at the polls
• Proposal makes Northern Arizona 'dark sky' zone for illuminated billboards
• 2012 Summer Junior Ranger Camps return to Montezuma Well in Rimrock
• More than wildlife at Birding & Nature Fest
• Volunteers critical for juvenile justice system
• HAZMAT crew responds to acid spill at Marshal's office
• Pre-trial motions argued in abuse, death of Sylar Newton
• Project X sends teen to hospital
• Yavapai-Apache Nation part of Earth Day doings this weekend
• Earth Day: Camp Verde company helps power 'green' steam engine
• Despite rain, snow, sleet, MS ride went on...
• Maverik brawl in Camp Verde
• Alcohol and drugs on Quarterhorse
• Road bike missing, and then not
• Prop 202 Funding Meted out
• National Park Week features free admission, Junior Ranger Day
• Jim Schwartz body positively identified by Medical Examiner
• A Titanic Dinner in Cottonwood
• Montezuma Well Bird Walks ending for season
• Camp Verde promotes conservation of water
• Buying local keeps bucks in town
• Graduation night revelry on course
• Discovery Channel Telescope readies for 'first light'
• Chief Van Dyke prepares for retirement
• Camp Verde to talk taxes, spending
• Minimum wage causes pay changes at Beaver Creek School
• 2 seek seat on Camp Verde Town Council
• ADEQ helps residents safely dispose of hazardous waste
• Denim & Lace event sells out in Camp Verde
• Four apply for Camp Verde council seat
• Smoke shop 'bath salts prosecution on hold in county
• Permit revoked for controversial well in Rimrock
• Camp Verde school board stops district office plans
• Correction: Beaver Creek man sentenced
• Pat Williams resigns from Clarkdale Town Council
• Camp Verde School Board approves personnel contracts
• Camp Verde looks at program for absentee students
• Beaverhead Flats road to get smoother ride
• Free slash drop-off continues
• OLLI hosts free double header
• Household hazardous waste recycling
• Feds offer drought aid in Yavapai County
• Reporting online purchases on tax returns takes a turn
• Brewer vetoes bill requiring feds to check in with sheriffs
• Jerome and Clarkdale Fire to switch places
• Sovereign chronicles her life’s most trying times
• Patterson resigns from House under threat of expulsion
• Brown takes state job; school still deciding leadership
• Students plant spring garden
• Camp Verde High School Expo to show off students
• Dishon sentenced to 74 years, expected to appeal
• Seriously baked potatoes on Interstate 17
• Cornville kitchen catches fire
• All decked out - in flames
• Passenger flips car and is arrested
• Panel OKs controversial 'Espresso Pundit' for state Board of Regents
• Children's Celebration returns to Cottonwood
• I-17 lane closure for Cordes Junction roadwork
• Mobile v. modular debate in Verde Lakes
• Bike Ms: Ride The Vortex to hit the road April 14-15
• Court Docket 4-11-2012
• Patio placement permits possible
• School superintendent focus of special session
• Body found Saturday could be missing VOC man
• Rescue dog trains at Camp Verde fire station
• Horses pull Runyon right back in
• Beaver Creek man sentenced to 205 years in online sex sting
• Marshall Trimble to speak at Fort's History of the Soldier
• China Buffet takes a hit from errant driver
• Solar update at Beaver Creek School
• College Board seats up for election
• One book -- one day, 'Arizona: 100 Grand Years'
• Jason Lavelle receives KSB's Herkenham Award
• Sculpture marks state’s geographic center
• Old Post Office may return to Cornville
• Center of Arizona monument dedicated
• Camp Verde's vintage outhouse looking for new job
• State rests in Binkley online sex luring case
• Watch for Beaver Creek burglars
• Driver hits Daniel Bright student
• Ralph Showers motivates through experience
• Facing years behind bars, Bassett tells judge 'I'm not a bad person
• Photographer captures Arizona landscapes
• Survey: We love the Verde River, but 'the devil is in the details'
• Veterans History Project: Recording personal experiences of America's veterans ... while we can
• Give your 2 cents on state road projects
• Gas leak at Alco brings out hazmat crew
• Missing Massachusetts college student found dead in crash south of Flagstaff
• Camp Verde finance director presents Town audit to council
• Food banks will team with local growers
• Camp Verde driver seriously buzzed
• Busting into the Camp Verde dump
• Vehicle stolen in Camp Verde
• Ethics: Counsel advises tossing Patterson from House
• Jobs picking up in Arizona
• I-17 lane restrictions for guardrail repair
• Court Docket 4-4-2012
• Chickens axed by county zoning
• 4 stranded off-road overnight, rescued by deputies
• Wine’s success intoxicates valley
• Hear it through the grapevine at first Valley Wine Symposium
• Upper Verde leaders look to restore Big Chino
• Bid accepted for Main Street fire station
• Detective who posed as girl in online sex chat testifies
• Drug suspect changes appearance; wife helps and is arrested too
• Food banks will team with local growers
• Troll fights against homelessness
• Brewer hits back at 11 attorneys disputing SB 1070
• 'Working dog' provision added to anti-cruelty measure
• There’s a new marshal in town
• 'Buck' Buchanan resigns Town Council to run for supervisor
• Petapalooza: 250 animals looking for a home
• Camp Verde 'Center of Arizona' monument to be dedicated Sunday (with video)
• Camp Verde ultra-light makes hard landing
• Verde Valley homeless shelter program forms board, plan
• Vietnam veterans celebration includes motorcade, meal, movie
• Trial begins for next 'Yavapai Six' man accused of luring a child for sex
• County attorney uses history to guide modern law practices
• Court: Child killer cannot be executed
• State Senate kills employer-choice contraceptive bill
• Gould puts guns-on-campus bill back in holster
• State toughens standards for jobless benefits eligibility
• Scaturro plans to travel country for kids
• Despite disguise, deputies nab wanted man
• Chump Change: Does sales tax give Internet companies an edge?
• Sheriff seeks suspect in seven burglaries
• Success breeds success for Camp Verde Operation Prom
• Boom Boom the rhino dies at Out of Africa
• Roda named Arizona Ranger of the Year
• Hydroelectric plan draws scrutiny
• Stabbing reported on Yavapai-Apache reservation
• Standing, screaming, drunk ... in a field
• Camp Verde TV Club makes changes
• Truck snags power line
• Teen thieves arrested in stolen car chase
• Film School Getaway: Get a taste of life at film school
• Arizona Senate hearing sought for presidential 'birther' bill
• Senate rules committee to hear debate on contraceptive bill
• Court docket 3-28-2012
• New paths shorten bicycle routes
• Neighborhood hostilities lead to arrest of Camp Verde man
• Volunteers keep Cottonwood humming
• County increases immunization, breast feeding rates
• Haggling over stiffer consequences for driving without insurance
• Senate concurs with new abortion ban law
• Astronomers aside, digital billboards get Senate OK
• Free speech trumps effort at political gag order
• Pink Heals cancer money now available at VVMC
• ADOT works on 89A from Sedona to Flagstaff
• Wanted: Titanic memories
• Personnel moves at Beaver Creek School
• Video: Meet Kendall the Anaconda
• Snowmelt proves dangerous in McGuireville
• Greenhouse vision comes to fruition
• Don's Smoke Shop, Black Pearl busted for 'bath salts, spice'
• CVFD hires new assistant chief from neighboring district
• Full line up for Free Fourth Friday in Camp Verde
• Understanding people through the death of their pets
• Deal with your Camp Verde warrant, stay out of jail
• Superintendent search hinges on school survey
• Vietnam Vets to be recognized March 30
• Good time to apply for Camp Verde's vacant council seat
• Cottonwood Fire Chief Mike Casson to retire this spring
• Sheet of ice comes through windshield
• 'Transient' makes trouble at Chamber office
• Camp Verde announces D-Back bus trips
• Speaker may sue to void redistricting
• Medical marijuana kicked out of college
• Pima County faces audit
• Keeping a lid on university research
• Verde Valley February sales tax report good news
• Lawmaker wants abortion-seekers to watch procedure first
• Lawmaker: No strikes by public-service employees
• House gives more money to Redistricting Commission
• Traffic, animals top residents’ list of concerns
• Watch those red lights
• FireCloud named superintendent of Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot
• Mountain View Preparatory moves to Tavasci campus
• Olds Farm to become growing interest at McGuireville
• Davis: You shouldn't need 'permission to use your own property'
• Tom Schumacher to step aside at Yavapai College
• Water Users forum will discuss SRP negotiations
• Vandals tag Cottonwood church
• Man and grandson harassed by fake cop
• Truant Camp Verde kids face the cops
• Yavapai County to spend $188K on courthouse sewer repairs
• Portion of Fossil Creek Road remains closed
• County Recorder issues alert on property deed scam
• Sleeping it off in garden center
• Too much beer and too many holes in walls
• 'Horrible' liability ahead for counties if bill advances, county supervisors say
• State sales tax report shows rebounding economy
• Yavapai County may get big share of ADOT cash
• Big snowstorm blankets Northern Arizona
• School survey says staff mixed on Superintendent Dan Brown
• Book tells story of Cornville name choice
• Buchanan files as Dist. 2 supervisor candidate
• Camp Verde fire marshal resigns
• Seventh candidate joins county District 2 list
• Kathy Stone to retire from high school
• Camp Verde School prepares to search for new super
• Dishon guilty on all counts of sexual offenses against a child
• Flywheelers prep for show
• Duane Kirby, former councilman and supervisor dies
• Loading the Chutes: Camp Verde girls bring High School Rodeo to Cottonwood (with video)
• Winter travel alert for Northern Arizona
• Jessica & Cody Kirkham unholster their shooting skills
• Momentum forms to squash homelessness
• Beto's burglars ditched, busted in short order
• After the troubles: The Doctor Is In
• Bracing for the coming fires
• Unintentional Mayor: Nikki Check gets most votes in Jerome
• Clarkdale mayor, council unchanged by election
• Mayor Adams, two council members seated in Sedona
• Like opening a tuna can
• Cottonwood brush fire: A warning of things to come
• 36 potential candidates file to run for Yavapai County supervisor
• Denim & Lace benefits Camp Verde Library Endowment
• Paint the 'C' on 'C' Mountain
• Monday BOS meeting looks at two zoning requests
• River group plans Byrkit memorial
• VRBP meeting will include climate change presentation
• Verde Watershed Association to tour Sedona wetlands
• Jerome council takes no action on bath salts ordinance
• House aims for Amazon.com tax deal similar to other states
• Governor gets more power to fire workers
• Verde Valley Fire Foundation buys off-road ambulance
• Northern Arizona braces for major storm this weekend
• Cowgirls practice for Cottonwood rodeo
• Meet the Marshal: Gardner's goal is a better department
• Drainage project will cut through heart of Camp Verde
• Road work: Find alternate route at I-17/SR 69 junction
• Senate approves return-to-work bill
• Lawmakers relax rules on 'proper election attire'
• Lawmakers want all municipal elections on even-numbered years
• State senate agrees to give employers final say on contraceptive coverage
• Tax Time: APS is largest property taxpayer in Yavapai County
• Ranch has largest tax debt in County
• Big Chino project draws intervention requests
• Stewards and kids clean up forest
• Mingus will keep Stockbridge on solar project
• Court Docket 3-14-2012
• Women work to improve town park
• Another dog shot dead in Cottonwood
• Tobin suspends Patterson as 'distraction'
• Lawyers debate immunity in lawmaker's domestic violence case
• Panel: ASU, NAU to get more cash
• Repeal of rule taxing out-of-state purchases moves forward
• Bill to force Internet biz to pay state tax
• Senate panel ducks lawsuit, gives Redistricting Commission money
• Cancer center announces new partnership with U of A
• ‘Oh, The Places You’ll Go!’ with books
• Invasive plant eradication plan under way on Verde River
• Dishon trial a symphony of secrets
• Camp Verde DUI stop uncovers drug sales
• I am going to shoot up the place
• Another candidate on list for District 2 county supervisor
• School board accepts Brown's resignation, eyes faculty surveys
• Sedona construction restricts lanes on 89A
• Clarkdale continues stake-out for permanent chief
• Verde NRCD launches new website
• Assessor Pearsall honored by County Association
• Education group petitions for permanent one-cent tax hike
• Clarkdale elections heat up
• Superintendent Dan Brown resigns
• Verde Pride Awards: Chandler named Student of the Year
• 'The homeless are your neighbors'
• VVMC: Pet Partners has a place for your pooch
• New Superintendent: Dorothy FireCloud to head Montezuma Castle
• Verde Valley winners of Yavapai County Golden Platter Award announced
• Recreation center pools go solar
• Schuler makes reading fun for kids
• Camp Verde Fire hires Montezuma-Rimrock's Dave Niehuis as assistant chief
• Brewer, Arpaio on opposite sides on Obama birth issue
• Update: Chamber will share space with Sedona Pines
• New online document maps great outdoors
• Rimrock Ranch opens doors for a cause
• Balloon crash trial date set
• Supervisors toss bids on major project
• Camp Verde's balance sheet looking good
• Ultra pooch pad destroyed in Lake Montezuma fire
• Camp Verde lets $800,000 storm water contract
• Digital billboards get green light from Senate committee
• Yavapai County voter turnout tops in AZ
• House OKs veto power over Corporation commission
• Camp Verde Chamber gets satellite office
• Adopt For Life center reborn under DeGeronimo
• Local schools still struggle to get money into classrooms
• Yavapai College embarks on Wine Center
• Sedona Cancer Center and UofA affiliation hailed
• County to reorganize some top jobs
• Yavapai Apache Nation distributes $80K of gaming funds
• Natural Resource Conservation Dist. meets March 12
• Lovey Warner wins county 'Unsung Hero' award
• Camp Verde club is up and running
• Verde Valley Medical Center hailed by U.S. News and World report
• County supervisors to discuss zoning changes
• @Random: Fry bread? Mocasque has it covered
• Town of Camp Verde escalates war on weeds
• Brown resigns as Camp Verde superintendent
• 20 years later, trailhead finally opens
• Arpaio claims Obama birth certificate a fake
• E. Coli: Oak Creek cleanup plan will soon go public
• Latest sales tax report mostly positive in Verde Valley
• Lots of seats available in local elections
• Off the freeway at McGuireville
• Judge settles final issue in James Arthur Ray case
• Report details economic benefit of Verde Valley National Monuments
• Yavapai College to roll course fees into tuition
• County to again offer free slash drop-off program
• Senate wants voters to disband Redistricting Commission
• State government succession protection measure approved
• State spending guidelines may go to Arizona voters
• Classroom partisanship measure defeated in Senate
• Senate OK's prohibition on union activities while on clock
• King works for the community of Cornville
• Romney wins Arizona - and Yavapai County
• Bill Cowan wrote the book on Verde Valley
• Camp Verde center of Archaeology, Heritage Awareness Month
• Job Fair returns with gusto ... and jobs!
• Lawyers in Garcia-Soto murder trial can't quit, says judge
• Fossil Creek Road closure extended to 2013
• Anthem senator pushing to give parents more control of schools
• Court Docket 2-29-2012
• City works to integrate Lynx before July takeover
• Sedona man charged with Camp Verde molestation
• Brewer endorses Romney in presidential race
• Lawmakers try to get veto power over Corporation Commission
• Report shows Arizona home prices rising
• U.S. senator asks Brewer to testify on SB1070
• Beware of rocks on I-17
• Election Day for Presidential Preference
• University chiefs call for flat tuition rates
• Presidential Preference Election set for Feb. 28
• Press problems force delay in deliver of Sunday newspaper
• @Random: Rachel Ayars came to Arizona kicking and screaming
• All So Confusing: IRC changes voting maps, county changes precincts
• Bumper cars Friday in Cottonwood
• 1930s Southwest Archaeology: VVAC opens Sunday series at Boler's
• Camp Verde teams with SEDI on economic planning
• Archaeology Month at Montezuma Castle, Tuzigoot
• Fire crews practice 'mayday' drills
• Mason imprisoned five years for drug sales/DUI
• Nominations accepted through Feb. 27 for 2012 Verde Pride awards
• PANT, SWAT raid Verde Lakes home
• Elmo’s distinct voice comes to film festival
• Yavapai-Apache Nation gears up for Exodus
• Lynn Reddell honored at opening of Copper Canyon trailhead
• E-Gads: E-books challenge the tech-deprived
• Feathers for Fourth Friday in Camp Verde
• Endangered fish habitat expanded throughout Verde River watershed
• Supervisors approve special event fees
• Unbuckled rollover patient taken to ER
• Alleged auto burglar locked up
• First wildfire burning near Williams
• County Centennial Committee meets Monday
• United Way sharing the wealth
• Invisible Children at Verde Baptist Church Monday
• Wal-Mart accepting applications for $25,000 grants
• Arizona university students may have to fork over $2,000
• Miffed Brewer stops budget talks with state Legislature
• Harmonic convergence: Rare site at confluence of Verde and Sycamore now preserved forever
• Cottonwood, Clarkdale improve sidewalks
• Yavapai-Apache Nation commemorates Exodus
• Legislation makes it tougher to get on presidential ballot
• House committee limits tax audits to three years
• Cornville man accused of attacking wife in front of child
• GOP candidates prep for presidential debate tonight
• Santorum closes on Romney in Arizona polls
• Residents recycle TVs, computers
• Cub Scouts at 96: Fun with a purpose
• Update: Terminated AHA teacher arrested for child porn
• Ruling could further restrict Red Rock Pass
• $60,000 in drug money found in fender
• Mobile home burns in Cottonwood
• Court rules Sedona must compensate owners for property 'taking'
• Arizona education group wants higher sales taxes earmarked for schools
• Legislation paves way for return of DUI jury trials
• Pinto remains legal standard in product liability cases
• Helping 'Backpacks for Kids' program
• Wendy Davis embarks upon new adventure
• U.S. Forest Service explains new motorized travel rules
• Fired AHA teacher charged with sexual exploitation of minor
• Counselors argue medical marijuana is addictive drug
• Copper Canyon Trailhead officially opens
• Camp Verde Goes Nuts for Wine
• Camp Verde Council, like public, gives new facilities priority
• Getting technical: Camp Verde School District warned to update
• Traffic stop uncovers 38-pound load of cocaine
• County Courthouse gets Centennial Tree
• Photos reveal history of Verde Valley
• Pecan, Wine & Antique Festival returns to Camp Verde
• Pecan, Wine & Antique Festival all about going local
• Man charged in animal abuse to face other weapons charges
• Verde Valley in 1912 Part 3: Camp Verde
• It's official: Camp Verde is at the center of it all
• Motorcyclist injured near Jerome
• Cathedral Rock, postage statehood symbol
• Margie McKinnon shines a light into the darkness
• Cottonwood domestic conflict brings out SWAT team
• Dan Brown in crosshairs at Camp Verde Schools
• Assistant coaches work behind the bench
• AARP offers tax assistance through April 17
• Petapalooza coming to Camp Verde for first time
• Attempted murder reported in Camp Verde
• Rezzonico Park, forest access, pets and vets on Camp Verde agenda
• Three arrested in home invasion robbery
• Dog's death: Buddy's alleged shooter identified
• Anti-litter group plans to pick up '260 on 260'
• The Working Inmate: Earning their keep at Camp Verde jail
• Camp Verde home, pets destroyed in fire
• Competitors race to lose the most
• Pecan Wine and Antique Festival
• Park ranger sees a copper-colored future
• The Verde Valley in 1912 -- Part 1: A land where hope sprang eternal
• Show Time! Centennial presentation rolls out this week
• BC School to discuss online learning, centennial plans
• Beaver Creek Regional Council elects officers
• James Ray withdraws indigency claim
• Recyclers reroute 4,000 tons from Verde Valley
• Local festivities celebrate Arizona’s 100th birthday
• No murder charges in Cottonwood teen stabbing
• National Legion president visits local post
• Sheriff's Office seeking suspect after failed chase
• Camp Verde Council takes special session to Verde Lakes
• Car over the edge in Camp Verde
• County won't handle sales tax enforcement issues
• Emergency Management coordinator steps into role with gusto
• County employees now have to show marriage, birth certificates when adding family to health coverage
• Arizona to claim $1.6 billion in mortgage settlement
• Candidates fight for Kyl’s U.S. Senate seat
• Senate bill could close sales tax loophole on online businesses
• Ruling in gay marriage case could endanger Arizona amendment
• Sneak peak in copper art museum
• Drought returns to the Verde Valley
• Pushing rifts aside
• Woman killed in I-17 rollover
• Camp Verde Legion visited by national auxiliary president
• Booze and crime in Camp Verde
• Senate Judiciary Committee approves guns on college campuses
• Arizona doctors win key victory in malpractice lawsuits
• Lawmakers take new stab at repealing public funds for candidates
• State employees get reprieve on paying more into pension fund
• State House wants new rules on reporting of missing children
• Legislative plan would require two-thirds voter approval on tax issues
• Group rescues ‘discarded’ pets
• Sheriff’s office adds helicopter to its fleet of rescue vehicles
• New life springs up at Camp Verde's Clear Creek Cemetery
• Volunteer puts heart into Beaver Creek project
• Man shot by Camp Verde deputy now charged
• Economy taking a toll on Yavapai-Apache Nation
• USGS responds to Prescott-area concerns over groundwater model
• Your tax dollars at work: Bond money modernized Yavapai College campuses
• Opinions sought on finalists for judge in Superior Court
• Oops: Alert from County Recorder
• CV to host e-waste recycling day
• U.S. Supreme Court sets date for SB 1070 arguments
• Brewer threatens to veto anti-union bills
• Senate committee moves to ban collective bargaining
• Bassett found guilty
• February could be the peak of mild flu season
• Jury deliberating in 'Yavapai Six' sex sting case
• Russell Pearce eyes return to Legislature
• College ban on medical marijuana could lead to lawsuit
• Liquor lobbyists overcome attempts to limit sales
• House panel creates committee to counter county administrator
• House committee OKs booster seat mandate
• Arizona bill would define human life 'at conception'
• Camp Verde Marshal's Office deputy shoots armed suspect
• Frogs 1, cows 0: Battle on Fossil Creek
• Bassett: Online sex chat 'roleplaying'
• Voters must register by Monday for presidential preference election
• Big Chino hydroelectric project plans draw groundswell of interest
• Supervisors hash out 2012 plans; Sheriff calls Prescott jail 'big issue'
• Yavapai County spelling bee in Prescott Feb. 15
• BLM, Forest Service announce 2012 grazing fee
• Education Scholarship Endowment of Yavapai County offers scholarships
• MATForce invites physicians, pharmacists to join monitoring program
• Temporary road closures for Sedona Marathon
• Clarkdale group sets out to preserve stories of the past
• More closures on I-17 tonight
• AZ lawmakers craft bill to deny medical marijuana to college students
• Lawmakers want to eliminate state income tax on capital gains
• Gould revamps plan to allow guns on college campuses
• Brewer uses tarmac tiff to raise funds
• Gary DeGeronimo named director
• New Red Rock Pass program takes effect
• Camp Verde's first Free Fourth Friday a big success
• Review calls for restricted U.S. Forest Service fees
• Curtis expected to take plea on Cottonwood armed robbery
• Brush fire in Lake Montezuma
• 'Spice' reported at Cottonwood Middle School
• Three cited for camping on private land
• Another prescription overdose
• Verde Partnership seeks education director
• Did you have chickenpox as a child? Say hello to shingles as an adult
• Model airplane club spotlights members
• AmeriCorps brings life to fort
• CVMO deputy involved in shooting
• A First for Camp Verde (with photo gallery)
• Defense grills officer who posed as 13-year-old in sex sting
• Rep. Tobin crafts redistricting maps for voter approval
• I-17 work at Cordes Junction requires brief closures Tuesday night
• VVMC asks permission for huge sign
• New car dealership planned for Cottonwood
• Precincts -- NO; Vote Centers -- YES
• Arizona Town Hall Seeks public input at Verde Valley meeting
• Electronic waste recycling event Feb. 11
• Christian book store closing its doors
• NFL Legends' Favorite Super Bowl Party Eats
• Primaries could decide congressional races this year
• Local national monument manager hangs up her hat
• Online sex sting trial begins with showing of child sex images, video clips
• Survey IDs top capital projects
• Women's group takes on Rezzonico Park
• Free Fourth Friday debuts in Camp Verde Friday
• Defense team in VOC death penalty trial wants to quit
• Defense team in VOC death penalty trial wants to quit
• Armed suspect sought: Has ties to Cottonwood
• Jury seated in 'Yavapai Six' online sex sting
• Liability: New state legislation would allow insured owners to have dogs off leash
• Great Sedona Chili Cook-Off Judges
• Marijuana dispensaries to be in business by summer
• State Senate begins work on budget
• Brief Encounter: President miffed with Brewer's book
• Darby Martin made rounds of town
• Camp Verde us drivers wait for Sedona jazz festival payment
• State panel to investigate Fast & Furious
• Commercial rig drivers arrested for 100 pounds of pot
• Up against a killer, Midkiff forces overtime
• Motorcycle crash victims hospitalized
• Shoe prints lead to arrest of teen vandals
• State starts process of allowing voters to sign nomination petitions online
• Accused murderer Piccioli in court
• State legislation would adjust tax brackets for inflation
• Adopt for Life Center hires new director
• Clarkdale firming up centennial celebration events
• Harassment leads to drug charges for Cottonwood man
• Men injured in Camp Verde bar brawl
• Camp Verde gears up for first Fourth Friday event
• State senator seeks repeal of SB 1070
• I-17 road closure rescheduled
• Allergies responsible for sniffling, coughing
• Fire station remodel makes building livable
• Finances, legal actions plague MR Water Co. arsenic plant
• Yavapai County voters to face much more than November general election
• Another deer killed: Reward offered in Lake Montezuma
• Dangerous gas leak in Cottonwood
• Blazin' M house fire cause determined
• Cottonwood bells to ring in Arizona's birthday
• County Assessor brings property tax facts to the people
• Panel makes new rules on protests at State Capitol
• C-OC Board approves Verde Valley transportation consortium IGA
• Sedona City Council & Mayoral Candidate Forum
• Expect More AZ offers tips to students' parents
• There’s a new marshal in town: Nancy Gardner
• Bowling tournament raises money for vets
• Southwest symposium on Sinagua coming to Camp Verde
• Fort: AmeriCorps volunteers help save park buildings
• Sheriff's helicopter displayed in Cottonwood
• Is the future in wastewater effluent?
• 50 pounds of marijuana seized on I-17
• Trio of accidents in Cottonwood
• Yavapai County supervisors nix county assessor's DC trip
• Man falls from roof into backhoe
• Proposed hydroelectric plant would use Big Chino groundwater
• Interstate 17 closed for 30 minutes at Cordes Junction late Monday
• Red Rock Loop Road improvements
• Senate panel wants to allow schools to opt out of free lunch program
• Governor wants to put brakes on new school construction
• Clarkdale residents share ideas in creating new park
• Major turnover at Old Town Mission
• Camp Verde is center of state
• Dozens brave cold for Martin Luther King Day of Service
• The Survey Says: Build roads, new library, fix what we have
• Notion of Verde value spreads up the tributaries
• MUHS, C-OC schools to meet in joint session
• 3 fires burn 3 mobiles in 3 towns Sunday
• I-17 to close at Cordes Junction Tuesday and Thursday
• County land-use department wants to get into sales tax enforcement
• USGS working on response to concerns about its Big Chino computer model
• Full slate of February activities at Red Rock Park
• Former Phoenix mayor to speak on open elections-open government
• Final approval: Redistricting Commission OK's new Arizona political boundaries
• Winter too cold for African animals
• City calls residents to serve on MLK day
• A Day On, Not a Day Off: Full day of service planned for MLK Day in Beaver Creek
• Judge: Arizona's eagles will remain on their own, for now
• County supervisors met with trash company before issuing it a permit
• Governor unveils $9 billion budget
• Poll shows Romney with clear lead in Arizona
• No cost savings to re-purchase state buildings
• Gardner chosen as Camp Verde Marshal
• Collision on 260 in Camp Verde sends one to hospital
• Two murdered at scenic overlook
• School to seek bids on new district offices
• Presidential preference election coming to Yavapai County voters
• Recovery Act impact still an open book
• Nonprofits turned recovery dollars into roofs, jobs
• Legislative Preview: District 1 gets new clout in 2012
• Annual count is for the birds
• Questions remain after killings of N.H. couple and MCSO deputy linked
• 'Bathtub murder' suspect competent to stand trial
• I-17 to be closed for 30 minutes Thursday
• Prescott area retains District 1 legislative status
• Governor appoints Fanning to homeland security council
• Camp Verde, Beaver Creek centennial schedule set
• Learning to live with new districts
• Centennial cookbook saved from history's trash bin
• Cottonwood teen killed in rollover
• Camp Verde Town Council reviews capital improvement plan
• Two survive Jerome rollover Saturday
• Update: N.H. couple's killing linked to deputy's death at Anthem
• Recovery dollars helped keep school bells ringing
• Candidate list set for Arizona presidential primary
• No federal charges to be filed for threats at Super Bowl
• School driver fought for job
• Superintendent evaluation on Camp Verde school board agenda Tuesday
• Governor pledges tax cuts to curb jobless skid
• New life twinkles in Clarkdale’s town projects
• Doctor predicts cancer increase
• Camp Verde 6-year-old takes Martin Luther King's message to the street
• Chasing family tales: A look behind our ancestral apocrypha
• Davis in the running for supervisor
• Shot dog's owner sought in Cottonwood
• Three years in: A stimulus report card for Yavapai County
• West Bend Auto fire determined to be accidental
• Busted for meth in Camp Verde
• Kids steal booze in Camp Verde
• Beaver Creek School Board to discuss Transportation Consortium
• Legion Post 135 attains 100 percent membership
• Thurman: County's unmanned aerial vehicle plan up in the air
• Cottonwood boys and girls create art for national tour
• Double homicide at Sedona scenic viewpoint
• Four injured, 3 dogs killed in fire
• Camp Verde Public Works project list set for 2012
• ADOT Delays: Camp Verde sidewalk project on hold for another year
• Sweat Lodge Appeal: Issues arise over Ray's claim of indigence
• Final film photography course at Yavapai College
• Cottonwood city clerk moves to former moldy court offices
• Man gets 80 years for sex with a child
• Who's killing deer at Lake Montezuma
• Visiting hiker falls to his death
• Cottonwood police reopen cold murder case
• Silicon Valley Bank to bring up to 200 jobs to Arizona
• Fossil Creek fish barrier set for repair
• Splitting Feathers Part 3: The protection racket
• Camp Verde Marshal selection delayed
• Driver hurt, dog killed in I-17 rollover
• First a ticket, then a crash
• Bikers down in Clarkdale
• Intermittent closures on I-17 Wednesday night
• Porch on fire in Jerome
• Sparky: Fireworks not allowed
• Dirt road rollover
• Jan Klann protects the past
• ‘Sharrows’ remind drivers of bicyclists
• Cramped Quarters: CVFD to get 'new' firehouse on Main
• Splitting Feathers Part 2: Listing, delisting, uplisting and downlisting
• Camp Verde declared 'Center of Arizona'
• Fire up your New Year's Resolutions by being the 'Biggest Loser'
• Beaver Creek Regional Council meets Jan. 4
• New laws take effect Jan. 1 governing homeowner groups
• Sheriff proposes financial incentive for deputies living in outlying areas
• Shanks ends career at VVFD after 20 years of dedication
• New law removes right to trial in some DUI cases
• 2011: Crime & courts tempered by hope & growth
• The darker side of 2011
• A look back at stories from 2011
• Splitting Feathers Part 1: The Sonoran desert nesting bald eagle different from the rest
• Busy day for emergency crews on the freeway
• Cornville burglary suspect arrested
• Partier charged with felony DUIs
• Camp Verde man charged with burglary and drugs
• New County supervisor districts make for wide-open 2012 races
• Redistricting process splits Yavapai County
• Supervisors to swear in new recorder, discuss rural deputies
• County job review may result in some reclassifications, pay increases
• Gasoline prices increase slightly in Arizona
• Hiker killed in 150-foot fall near Castle Rock
• State sales tax figures show spike in auto sales
• State hospitals contend they are being short-changed by AHCCCS
• New VA clinic opens doors
• Looking Back: The Bugle's Top 10 stories of 2011
• 2012 in Camp Verde: Will it ever end?
• Camp Verde sales tax collections take a dip
• Prison report: No murderers housed in Kingman
• The changing trends of most popular baby names in Arizona
• Federal judge blocks state moratorium on abortion tax credits
• Court rejects home builders on 'navigable' status of Santa Cruz River
• Court Docket 12-28-2011
• Big Brothers Big Sisters outreach event set for Jan. 4 in Cottonwood
• School gym floor finished
• Supervisors vote 2-1 to amend trash use permit
• Turning trash to treasure ... and business
• Lions, tigers and bears: Find them in Arizona with HabiMap
• YAN water rights settlement talks stall
• Appeals Court rules Arizona open records outweighs claim of confidentiality
• Reduction in crime puts prison expansion plans on hold
• New Census figures show 69,000 surge in Arizona population
• 9-year-old girl wins centennial postcard contest
• Couple makes town home away from home, for now
• Comatose man awakens before family can remove life support
• Camp Verde Christmas lighting winners
• Six in lineup for CVMO top cop position
• Civil Air Patrol is open to all sky lovers
• Lost in Space: CAP weather balloon reaches edge of space, then goes missing
• Villas at Beaver Creek investor sues county supervisors
• Bathtub murder: Judge finds 'no impropriety' in competency program
• Judge rules inmate visitation fee will stand
• Stolen gold and silver recovered, suspect arrested
• Beaver Creek rolling leads to long extrication
• Mother and child assaulted in Cottonwood
• Car off road in Oak Creek Canyon
• Coalition tackles ways to help the Verde Valley’s 150 homeless
• Not everyone happy with state's new Legislative map
• Cottonwood Middle School in lockdown after gunman reported
• Redistricting Commission adopts tentative congressional map
• 1997 Marisol Gonzalez murder case re-opened
• John Moore: At home at Montezuma Castle
• What is cost of protecting our watershed?
• 'Verde River Follies' a measure of change
• School bus driver protests firing, board questions censoring employees
• Gold and silver, $80,000 in cash taken in Sedona burglary
• Fuel tanker on fire in Camp Verde
• Cottonwood middle schoolers busted with marijuana pipe on campus
• Fire in Rimrock dumpster
• It's a senior center, not a drive-in
• Chimney fire in Cornville controlled
• Supervisors overrule hearing officer; will allow meetings at homes, Internet posting
• NACOG seeks volunteers to aid senior services in Yavapai County
• Red Rock Pass fee area is now much smaller
• Registration rates for Sedona Marathon go up Jan. 1
• Court urged to restore full AHCCCS funding
• Pressure mounts for Brewer to allow marijuana dispensaries
• Redistricting 'gerrymandering' claims escalate
• Legal battle looms over human remains exhumed at Canyon de Chelly
• Eagle nesting closes portions of Verde River to foot, vehicle traffic
• Kick-starting tourism with Free 4th Friday
• Camp Verde gas prices among highest in state
• Lake Mary Fault Zone: Potentially state's most destructive
• Brewer wants tourism funds restored from surplus budget
• Childhood painting leads to life in building restoration
• Nobody shows to become Big Brother
• Town narrows top cop search
• Young actors perform a play within a play
• Six finalists for Camp Verde Marshal's position
• Camp Verde tourism questions remain unanswered
• Ricardo Costa gets probation, will be deported to Brazil
• VOC man to be sentenced in knifing of wife
• Bank of America helps Verde Valley Sanctuary
• Feldmeier named Arizona State Parks interim executive director
• VISTA opportunity lands Illinois girl out West
• Camp Verde council in all-encompassing tourism work session
• Camp Verde students to perform 'Bard in a Box' Saturday
• James Ray claims indigence as state cross-appeals
• County supervisor proposes $2 million courthouse renovation
• Cocaine, heroin seized by YCSO K9 deputies
• Cottonwood sting on under-aged alcohol sales
• Suspicious man wanted on warrants and drugs
• Remember fireplace safety this winter
• Semi rolls over on I-17 at Copper Canyon
• Boy, 6, plans for Martin Luther King Jr. Day march
• U.S. Supreme Court to review SB 1070
• Two storms in forecast: rain, snow and tough driving
• New county district map given federal approval
• Watching the sky is ancient tradition
• Math Olympiads work out minds
• Another rabid fox in Verde Valley
• Code violations overwhelm Camp Verde resources
• Yavapai Land Trade: Gridlock or checkmate?
• Supervisors averse to Maricopa's waste in Yavapai's Grey Wolf landfill
• Some bright spots in October sales tax report
• Cottonwood nurse's marijuana case tests state law
• Jerome Council to discuss CDBG funding
• Youth Commission to hijack Rec Center for Teen Night
• Lawmaker wants to stop 'underwater' homeowners from walking away
• Redistricting Commission pushes on, tries to maintain minority strength
• Grijalva may face primary challenge
• Court Docket 12/11/2011
• Homeowner asks for vacation rental OK
• Mingus dominates Bears, 8-0
• Rabid fox attacks
• Parade of Lights, crafts and Santa in Camp Verde Saturday
• Camp Verde cracks down on resort's timeshare sales office
• News Analysis: Camp Verde suspends impact fees
• What happens to impact fees already collected?
• Lynx, Verde sites close to protect bald eagles
• Pickup collides with semi on I-17
• Wood ashes trigger early-morning house fire in Verde Village
• Another suspicious Dumpster fire in Cottonwood?
• Cause of West Bend blaze still unknown
• Man charged with sending threatening texts to ex
• Supervisor Carol Springer won't run for re-election in 2012
• Camp Verde boys beat rival Big Park at home, 39 to 19
• Former Intel chief wants to change education in Arizona
• James Ray to appeal homicide conviction
• Jerome’s lights kick off holidays
• Meat man Mike's holiday dilemma in Camp Verde
• Camp Verde turns 25 on Thursday, celebration set for Dec. 10
• Camp Verde Council set to suspend impact fees until 2014
• Yavapai County ranchers suing Assessor
• Vehicle topples down Verde River cliffside
• Mountain bikes stolen in Camp Verde
• Two Cottonwood accidents Saturday
• Update on fatal shooting in Camp Verde
• Farmer’s act embodies season of giving
• Cottonwood woman charged with attempted murder set free
• Last suspect arrested in Mexico for Cottonwood arms theft
• Cornville man charged with Prescott car-jacking
• Nudist in aisle 9
• Clarkdale man's cases end without guilt
• Arizona men paid well below national average
• Work off holiday pounds at reopened city gym
• Toys for Tots looking for donations
• Dump the Drugs
• Verde water adjudication moving on behind scenes
• Piccioli's attorney asks for new Grand Jury decision
• Health Dept: Fox that bit Lake Montezuma woman had rabies
• Legal Snafu: Town's jurisdiction issue could be costly
• A wrestling mom calls Camp Verde home
• Camp Verde asks residents’ opinions on future projects
• New Challenges for Adult Education in Camp Verde
• Desert bald eagle delist decision on hold again
• Yavapai College offers course in tracking wildlife
• Verde Valley Fair Association bylaws get overhaul
• Home values continue slide in Arizona
• Woman tumbles from horse on Beaverhead Flat
• Pile burn could dump smoke into Sedona
• Drivers should prepare for wet conditions and snowing in higher elevations
• Dos and don'ts of driving on ice and snow this winter
• Fox that bit Lake Montezuma woman had rabies
• Governor sitting tight on Redistricting Commission issue
• 30 kids trained to resist, confront bullies
• Welch gets 5 years, must register as sex offender
• Local veteran raises $100,000 for other vets
• Fatal shooting under investigation in Camp Verde
• Father and son arrested in assault, kidnapping case
• Student killed in I-17 rollover
• Small plane damaged in Sedona accident
• Fox bites woman in Lake Montezuma
• Naked woman arrested on warrant in Cottonwood
• Mixed signals on Arizona presidential poll
• Final push begins for new Arizona redistricting maps
• Historian tells Valley's history in photographs
• County's redistricting map passes Justice Dept. muster
• Biosolid, Play-Doh or sod smells just as sweet by any other name
• Brewer announces three-way hospital plan to help children
• Cottonwood ends NAIPTA relationship
• Christmas light contest next on agenda
• Long time Camp Verde volunteer Bea Richmond dies
• Thurman becomes Board of Supervisors chairman early
• The man who exposed the 'Last Place on Earth' helped to save it
• Expect alternating lane closures on I-17 at Cordes Jct.
• 13 Dumpster fires in Cottonwood ... and counting
• Verde Santa Fe annexation petition drive gets under way
• Cottonwood Christmas Parade salutes state's centennial
• Chocolate Walk, music and lights... it's an Old Town specialty
• Tracking gadget helps find horseman
• Clean up after highway fender bender
• Leave the rubber on the tires
• Patient arrested at Verde Valley Medical Center
• Don't do drugs ... and drive in Cottonwood
• Polar Express returns to Jerome
• Hard to get name recognition in Arizona's Senate race
• Group warns of holiday 'danger toys'
• Antismoking efforts go online, mobile
• Poll gives mixed signals on Giffords' political future
• Governor again blocked on firing Mathis
• New legal battle for Fiesta Bowl
• Dealing with teen pregnancy in Verde Valley high schools
• Camp Verde's capital projects survey begins
• Ranch House Coalition 'well on its way'
• CCCVL Wreath Wreview returns
• Cottonwood to acquire another roundabout corner for right of way
• Council, mayoral elections for Jerome, Clarkdale
• Y-A Nation continues opposition to mining land exchange act
• Schoolchildren give thanks
• Plenty of blue on the highway as DPS conducts 'Operation Safe Passage'
• Bath salts becoming big problem
• Valley highways get a power-cleaning
• Recall group now takes aim at Brewer
• Data shows drug abuse falling in Verde Valley, but caution needed
• Verde water needs study now two-thirds complete
• Project could close, restrict 4,317 miles of forest roads
• Ricardo Costa takes plea deal in child abuse case
• Nuclear disaster drill throws a few curve balls
• Talkin' Turkey: Be prepared to dig deeper for this year's Thanksgiving feast
• Dexter Allen awarded river ranger of the year
• Water conversation turning to Verde Valley
• Renovation for Yavapai College at Clarkdale
• VVFD against Verde Sante Fe annexation
• Burning retires Fort Verde flags
• Breaking - James Ray sentence: Two years in prison
• James Ray's sentencing to take place today
• Court says Brewer fired Mathis illegally
• Recycling Day: A pain in the glass, but worth it
• Beaver Creek School sets fees for new facility
• Cottonwood, Sedona to sever transit ties with NAIPTA
• Electrical Fire in Cornville
• Camp Verde woman run down by own car
• Wood ash determined as cause of fire in Verde Village
• Missing VOC man 'seen' in Prescott, Payson
• Suspect sought in attempted Lake Montezuma kidnapping
• Sweat lodge sentencing: Ray's brother is 'praying for probation'
• Shoe-print photo helps rescuers find missing hikers
• Attorney claims Redistricting Commission is stonewalling
• Keeping up with the cost of Thanksgiving
• Lights, camera, action, job
• State seeks to repeal 'greenhouse gas' standards
• Brewer: Court should ignore arguments of redistricting drafters
• Northbound I-17 to close Wednesday near Flagstaff
• Operation Leapfrog goes for litter record in Verde Valley
• How VVMC is preparing for the inevitable
• September sales tax figures up - and down - in Verde Valley
• Holiday Vendor Fair a chance to buy local in Camp Verde
• High-dollar car fire on Cornville Road
• Garage fire spares Verde Village home
• Swollen creek strands motorist
• K-9 finds marijuana
• Prescribed burn in Oak Creek
• Helicopter search turns up missing women
• Centennial committee works tirelessly toward February
• New Yavapai-Apache homes eliminate income restrictions
• Meals on Wheels needs more people to help the cause
• From the ashes: Curating the remains of a bad habit
• Local real estate market 'encouraging'
• Man dies in Clarkdale rollover accident
• Home burns in Verde Village
• Car collides with mailbox in Verde Village
• Beaver Creek School board to discuss facility fee, solar options
• Night work on I-17 at Cordes Junction this week
• Student Conservation Corps offers Veteran's Fire Corps
• Ledbetters to hold reception for Ann Kirkpatrick
• Fit Kids 5K Fun Run and 10K Autumn Dash
• Herrera lone redistricting commissioner to show up
• Winter trout stocking begins in Verde River
• Sweat lodge victim statements carry weight in Ray pre-sentence hearing
• Redistricting group says Brewer does not have law behind her
• Veterans Day: Dick Schmidt's long way home
• Veterans Day: Free Honor Flights let WWII vets visit their memorial
• Vintages Grille in Rimrock is Now Open!
• Veterans Day: Belly gunner Fred Piper called back to service
• Game & Fish employee suspected of 'child luring'
• Camp Verde school may move district office
• Victim's mother laments James Ray's charisma
• Steve Pierce named Senate President, replacing Pearce
• Clarkdale-Jerome override extension approved by voters
• Putting emotion to motion on the Verde River
• Middle School students rushed to hospital in 'bath salts' scare
• Where is Jim Schwartz?
• Suspect arrested in Cottonwood forgery case
• Who could be next Senate President?
• Law could lead to Pearce reimbursement
• One killed on Hwy 260 near Cottonwood
• School principals pleased thus far
• Study uncovers secrets of wine tourism
• Camp Verde man running for president
• Have a safe Halloween
• Beaver Creek Kiwanis reopen their 'clothes closet'
• Enalo Lockard interim planner for Clarkdale
• Stolen property recovered in Cottonwood
• Sedona woman dies at Chicago airport
• Powell prescribed burn planned for Nov. 1-3
• Sheriff still seeks ID on campground John Doe
• Wear a diaper to scary Zellner haunted house
• Bulletin: Camp Verde downs Mingus 41-31
• Camp Verde downs Mingus 41-31
• Wrong way driver smashed by semi on I-17
• AG blocked from investigating Redistricting Commission on Open Meeting Law
• Bennett to audit election donor groups
• Poll reveals a reluctance to spend by Arizonans
• Team Native Sistas hosts Zumbathon for the cure
• Saving Places: Apache tribes ponder mapping their identity
• State of County: Davis says economy slowly rebuilding
• Construction site theft totals thousands of dollars
• Spider kingdom returns to Camp Verde Saturday
• Woman trespasses at Verde Valley Medical Center
• Montezuma Castle, Tuzigoot to waive entrance fees for Veterans Day
• Poll shows Obama gaining ground in Arizona
• Governor claims congressional redistricting maps unconstitutional
• Mingus teachers get $1,500 check
• Tradition draws 400 Scouts to Camp Verde
• 3.6 earthquake hits near Chino Valley
• Verde Valley's August sales tax report encouraging
• Disaster exercise actors needed in Camp Verde
• Grading the schools: Camp Verde, Beaver Creek score B's
• Sunday morning coming down ... to jail
• Big truck hits dog walker in Page Springs
• Not old enough to drink
• Upper Verde River Issues update
• Arizona jobless rate stands at 9.1%
• Book fairy blesses Head Start
• Independent Redistricting Commission under fire; Verde Valley decision among list of complaints
• Deputies still searching for VOC man
• Yavapai health programs train the next generation
• Aglia 1 of 60 in world certified to train instructors of Zumba
• Chasing Moving Shadows: What happens next?
• Camp Verde may suspend impact fees
• Camp Verde Homecoming: A Night to Remember
• Water group wants list of Prescott-area computer model concerns
• Keep Yavapai County together, crowd urges at redistricting hearing
• Two meetings for Camp Verde school board Tuesday
• Hundreds take off & enjoy airfest
• Arizona jobless rate stands at 9.1 percent
• Plan in works to keep education from falling off financial cliff
• Judge: State can't sue feds for failure to secure border
• Solar tour showcases green living efforts by residents
• Artists, bull riders take Fort Verde Days honors
• Camp Verde Council, chamber finding common ground on tourism
• Chasing Moving Shadows Part 2: Workplace changes for employers, employees
• Employer sanctions removed the carrot
• Archaeology center hires Bostwick as director
• Montezuma Castle to host 'Rough Riders'
• YCSO seeks man suspected of growing pot, child endangerment
• Cottonwood man assaulted in racial fight
• Motorcycle crash rash in Cottonwood
• MATFORCE Dump the Drugs in Camp Verde
• Nationwide Emergency Alert System Test scheduled Nov. 9
• Appeals Court to decide enrollment cap for AHCCCS
• Journal earns several awards
• Chasing moving shadows: The decline of illegal immigration in Yavapai County
• Migrant workers look for 'calmer, quieter' locales
• County supervisors grill APS rep on smart meters
• Piccioli murder trial day set for May 2012
• Bicyclist, 14, run over by pickup in Cottonwood
• Back-to-back collisions on I-17
• Don't bring your pipe to class
• Traffic offense results in warrant arrest in Camp Verde
• Small blazes in Cottonwood
• Water committee discusses USGS model Wednesday
• Plea offer pending for child abuse dad
• Haley Backus' art wins top Yavapai County Fair prize
• Quirky family focus of Mingus’ fall play
• Petition could mean Verde Santa Fe annexation
• Economic strains stir tourism controversy in Camp Verde
• Camp Verde to get Fit Kids clinic
• Beaver Creek students walk to school
• 'Virtuous Cycle': Arts, culture a priority for AZ Town Hall
• Cottonwood may award wastewater system contracts
• Music attracts police and drug charges
• Boy, 11, crashes motor bike
• Beating, treating and living with breast cancer
• Laughs: Improv Comedy Showcase to stage at Studio Live on Tuesday
• Suit alleges private prisons not proven safe, effective
• Dem head says new legislative lines not competitive enough
• Ruling against hotel in tripping death upheld
• Residents rally around link to world
• Fort Verde Days goes off without a hitch
• 'Tourist Information' sign catches Camp Verde's wrath
• Governor's book marked down before hitting shelves
• Cottonwood, Sedona to separate from transit authority
• Seeking woman in fraud and forgery scheme
• Bashed by bull in Camp Verde
• Mountainside rollover injures one
• Benefit for Ann Smith in Clarkdale Park Saturday
• Grant from bank supports housing for Veterans
• Jerome receives $300,000 grant for new water tank
• Golf tourney kicks off Toys For Tots Campaign
• Sedona receives award for excellence in financial reporting
• Sedona Marathon, Snap Fitness debut 'Off The Couch' program
• Verde Valley's Biggest Loser competition begins Oct. 24
• Feel free to pluck eyebrows without a license
• Number of abortions down in Arizona
• Legislative redistricting could shake up Capitol
• Brewer on tour: Carps on Obama, liberal media
• Trash found dumped in Railroad Wash
• Verde Valley split in draft legislative map
• New study: State's water challenges show grim future
• Prescott-area officials want to nix Verde groundwater model
• Sheriff investigates death in Oak Creek Canyon
• Batteries stolen from Camp Verde transfer station
• Young boy accused of assaulting mother
• Man, 47, accused of assaulting father, 80
• Got a house you want to burn?
• Free car seat inspection in Rimrock
• Three sworn-in as Yavapai-Apache Nation Council members
• Time to sign up for 57th annual Cottonwood Christmas parade
• Sedona Vote-By-Mail Special Election Nov. 8
• Sedona studies Storm Drainage issues
• Students exhibit Art in Public Places
• Another recycling bin torched in Verde Valley
• DES says it has plan to improve Child Protective Services
• Busy night looms for Camp Verde School Board
• MATForce grant funds drug abuse education programs
• Kickboxing fundraiser sends fighters to California tourney
• Two years later, sweat lodge tragedy teaches lasting lessons
• New Beaver Creek School building opens
• Men with Fort Verde ties reshape U.S. Army
• ID for dead man at Beaver Creek Campground sought
• Cattlemen's forest plan gets Camp Verde council support
• Camp Verde football game in Chandler tonight (not Tempe)
• Darrow allows third delay in sentencing of James Arthur Ray
• Marilyn Moore Wood
• Martha Enocente White
• Perry Starr
• Richard Louis Murdock
• Jack Stalo
• Jake William Palmer
• Elena L. McGuire
• Ismael Lopez Hernandez
• SR 260 among state’s most dangerous roads
• Honor military at 55th Fort Verde Days
• Ranch House fund-raiser nets $20,000 plus
• Grand Marshals: Camp Verde Cavalry
• WWII veterans invited to ride in Saturday parade
• Camp Verde Fire District to celebrate 50th year Saturday
• Legislature takes discretion out of judges' hands - and gives it to prosecutors
• Colorado River district could claim Yavapai County
• Property tax Q&A with Assessor Pamela Pearsall
• VVMC diabetes program receives recognition
• Commission says state should give lottery operation to private firm
• Governor, others blast proposed redistricting
• Lightning strike knocks out power in Camp Verde
• See where the money went: BC Library ribbon cutting Friday
• The science of extrication
• MRWC withdraws rate hike request
• Bull Bash, Kids Rodeo at Stargazer Pavilion during Fort Verde Days
• Yavapai County waste study costs more than it saves
• Jon Pelletier named Journalist of the Year
• French Flair Thursday at Verde Campus
• Church youth groups plan food-packing event for Kids Against Hunger Saturday
• MATFORCE sponsors Youth Art Contest
• Student charged with having 'spice' in Camp Verde
• Motor home, pickup collide in Camp Verde
• Emergency Services 10-5-2011
• Ghosts to haunt Jerome’s streets
• New state initiatives range from animal rights to workers' rights
• Stabbing death investigation brings forward people, facts
• Secretary of State Bennett hints at gubernatorial run
• Camp Verde evaluates its fees
• Pick a plan: Camp Verde Council to look at forest options
• Remembering Jim Byrkit: Historian and river advocate passes away
• CNN to host GOP presidential debate in Arizona
• Group gathering signatures to end partisan primary
• New library to host Beaver Creek School board meeting
• Meet Hazime at Cornville meeting
• Group preps 38,664 meals for the hungry
• Applications for spring hunt due Oct. 11
• Community Forest Trust Awarded 2010 Verde Valley Stewardship Award
• Monsoon, non-soon: Storms were hit and miss in Verde Valley
• Cottonwood woman claims she was fired over medical marijuana
• BOS makes way for five-member board
• Cornville music show Sunday benefits Crystal Bassett
• Report: 1 in 7 kids able to buy cigarettes in Arizona
• Add your 2 cents to the National Forest survey
• Redistricting Commission says it is not subject to Open Meeting Law
• Illicit prescription sales lead to arrests
• Super offender nabbed in Camp Verde
• Man nabbed in Camp Verde on Pennsylvania warrant
• Crews save Cornville woman going into heart attack
• CPR and an AED make difference in VOC
• Lying to officer is an offense
• Commerce Authority salary package stirs debate
• Michelle Moscardini is Colonel’s Daughter
• Family ready to build shooting range in Camp Verde
• Colonel's Daughter chosen for Fort Verde Days
• James Ray sentencing set for late October
• VRBP presses on with water education
• Camp Verde man goes to prison for armed robbery
• Drugs found abandoned near school bus stop in Verde Village
• Another motorcycle down in Jerome
• Arsonist on the loose in Cottonwood
• Car vs. tree in Verde Village
• Breaking News: 19-year-old stabbing victim dies in Cottonwood
• Horse rides may return to Old Town
• Wine tourists are big spenders
• Mingus Republicans pick Rick Perry
• Fund-raiser kicks off Ranch House project at golf course
• Locals to Verde River: Who Cares?
• Economic growth slow and steady in Arizona
• Major improvements made in prison security
• Ray sentencing hearings delayed again
• Paving may cause delays on SR 260 in Camp Verde
• Healthy Aging Presentation Series continues in Sedona
• Free hearing clinic Sept. 30 at American Legion
• MATForce receives AMA Foundation Healthy Lifestyles Grant
• ADOT paves SR 260 in Camp Verde next week
• Residents rally against bath salts
• Camp Verde Fire District delays decision on loan
• Are you reading enough to your child?
• Camp Verde Marshal Dave Smith to retire at year's end
• Calling all kids: Fossil Creek opening Oct. 1
• Report: Slight decline in Arizona food prices
• Ray sentencing hearings to begin next week
• Yavapai County property taxes may be going down
• Partial containment on Lookout Fire
• Silent Witness closes 17 cases
• Early morning crash in Cottonwood
• Mulcaire vs. Cottonwood case concludes
• Schweikert wants to replace dollar bills with $1 coins
• Its Child Passenger Safety Week
• FBI: Crime down slightly in Yavapai County
• C-OC District to destroy special education records
• National Public Lands Day events & Red Rock Pass 'fee free day'
• Woman, boy and dog rescued after flash flood
• New Ray trial request fails
• Youth speak to Arizona legislators
• Who's counting the pills?
• Schools soon to be graded A - F
• How to judge a superintendent
• Town fees on Camp Verde agenda
• Armed robbery suspect arrested in Cottonwood
• AWOL in Camp Verde
• Man, 70, stuck in kayak on Verde River
• Starting young in Camp Verde
• Into the wall in Cottonwood
• Biker down near Jerome
• Sedona Fire District to open fall burn permits
• Hayfield Draw OHV Recreation Area closed for improvements
• Native fish topic of VWA meeting Wednesday
• C-OC developmental screenings set for Oct. 5
• Housing 'Fore' Heroes golf event set for Veterans Day
• Cornville construction a little behind
• Ray hearings vacated due to attorney illness
• Subplots spice up water company saga
• Wildfire cure: bring back logging and cattle grazing?
• A day for 'good dogs' and responsible owners
• Park hosts activities to encourage locals to visit
• Area recycling bins go up in flames
• Sentencing of Ray moved to Prescott
• Keep a child warm this winter
• Town questions 'tourist center' practices
• Camp Verde Library at front of capital projects
• Update on Beaver Creek School multipurpose building construction
• Bass breach barrier at Fossil Creek
• She's Back: Roberts keeps quality in the CVHS classroom
• Truck floats on Spring Creek
• Beaver Creek School creates anti-bullying policy
• Lightning strikes in Cornville
• Motorcycle down in Cottonwood
• Man hospitalized after 1,000 bee stings
• Williams returns to Clarkdale council
• National Public Lands Day events & Red Rock Pass 'fee free day'
• First Health Fair and Food Drive for Sedona Food Bank
• Project stabilizes slopes along road
• No new trial for James Arthur Ray
• Untitled
• Court: Cities cannot ban panhandling
• Copper Canyon Trailhead project moves along
• Copper Canyon: The Verde Valley's most accessible access point
• Cottonwood commits to YC's wine curriculum
• Deputy witnesses Cornville mom using tape to restrain child
• Crushed by 18-wheeler on I-17
• Camp Verde teen charged with drugs, theft
• Warrants, drugs, weapons and jail
• Girl fight results in Cottonwood arrest
• Arizona Supreme Court allows Pearce recall election
• Mingus agriculture in Bethany Masters’ hands
• Navajo Code Talker speaks
• Motorcyclists rally in the Verde Valley
• A 10-Year Perspective: The View from Here
• Into War: A new generation proves its greatness
• On the Pile: Making connections at Ground Zero
• 9/11 Memorial Ride leads to Cottonwood
• County Health Dept. working on response to bioterrorism
• Faces of Food Part 3: Cattle Ranching 101
• Old ways and new both put meat on the table
• Ranchers, farmers cover assets for future generations
• Cattlemen call for common sense management of forests
• Bicyclist struck by car in Cottonwood
• Mudslide causes road blockage
• Multi-rear-ender on 89A in Cottonwood
• 89A rollover in Cottonwood
• Winslow woman charged with false reporting in Cottonwood
• RV burglaries in Coconino National Forest
• County Assessor to speak to Clarkdale Council
• Jerome council to look at parking issues
• War declared on the scourge of Oak Creek
• State health officials work to convince Arizonans to get flu shots
• State revenues higher than expected
• Brewer headliner at national Governor's dinner
• Camp Verde, Beaver Creek area to host 9/11 ceremonies on Sunday
• Economy hurts Bread of Life mission
• Community funds Cornville sports
• CAT fee, route schedule cannot be sustained
• Old Schuerman vines bear fruit for the first time in 100 years
• Part 2: Local food grows legs as freshness takes center stage
• Farm politics keep casting shadows
• Darrow returns to Prescott, Trebesch takes Verde bench
• July sales tax report mixed for Verde Valley
• Ray case will move to Prescott next week
• Sedona Temple closed as brothel
• Group seeks to end legislative immunity in Arizona
• AG seeks to compel redistricting commissioners to talk about controversial contract
• Controversial method of storing deeds ruled legal
• Prisons can charge fee for visitors
• Border murder case shifted as F&F investigation continues
• Hang glider crashes in Old Town
• Police pleased with DUI drop in Labor Day enforcement
• The 'Slow Computer' phone scam hits Rimrock
• Felony vandalism at Cottonwood school
• Camp Verde church hosts world conference
• Hawaii-bound: A lesson in paying it forward at CVHS
• Another redistricting snub looms for Camp Verde
• Yavapai County agriculture changing with the times
• Little farms grow larger dreams
• Volunteer Fair a chance give back in Camp Verde
• Arizona could get 2012 GOP presidential debate
• Court rules state cannot drop domestic partners benefits
• Two die in separate I-17 accidents near Camp Verde
• APS lineman hit by electricity in Camp Verde
• Cottonwood homicide victim identified
• Woman hurt in horse riding accident in Clarkdale
• Paranormal Challenge visits Jerome Grand Hotel
• Yavapai Cattle Growers' Association's Annual Calf Sale returns for 79th year
• Beer-Thirty in Verde aims to quench thirst of hops lovers
• Valley vineyards still experimenting
• One brick at a time: New women's group looks at CV's future
• Town Council plays politics at this week's session
• 3-vehicle crash in Camp Verde injures 3
• Use of MDPV ‘bath salts’ on rise across county
• Woman shot and killed in Verde Village
• Border chief claims concerns about security and violence are overblown
• 23-year-old woman shot and killed
• Verde Valley leaders discuss controversial redistricting vote
• Bringing hope to families dealing with mental illness
• 2011 Arizona bald eagles set records
• Cottonwood police officer cleared in April shooting death
• Undeterred by 9-11 anniversary, Pioneer Picnic will carry on
• AZ Stronghold named official wine of Arizona Centennial
• Labor Day weekend DUI checkpoints
• VVMC earns American College of Radiology accreditation
• Arizona Cowboy Poets gathering in Prescott
• House of Ruth hosts Open House
• Defense says state destroyed evidence
• Nazih Hazime hired by Verde Valley Fire District
• On a hot day: Puppies abandoned in box in Lake Montezuma
• State's U.S. Attorney resigns during investigation in Fast & Furious
• Just another stop? Camp Verde's economic development riddle
• VVMC becomes Level IV Trauma Center
• Deadline looming for moving presidential primary
• Osher Lifelong Learning Institute announces fall schedule and OLLI fest
• Navajo Code talker to speak in Cottonwood
• Beer-Thirty in the Verde Beer Festival
• Quad operator air-lifted after accident in Camp Verde
• Sleepy driver: Another car in the pasture
• Warrant and narcotics arrest in Camp Verde
• K9 Jax joins Cottonwood Police Department
• MUHS receives third straight financial reporting award
• Jones, McFarlane nominated for Appeals Court
• Local foundations announce grant funding collaboration
• Ethic Committee seeks investigation into Bundgaard
• A Tale of Two Parks
• Report: Arizona wages among lowest in U.S.
• Harvest Time for Garden at the Well
• Sign up now for Citizens Police Academy
• Camp Verde superintendent's contract/evaluation to be discussed at special meeting Tuesday
• Camp Verde family of seven in I-17 rollover; boy killed
• County probes Verde Earthworks dumping complaint
• Town helps college build winery
• Behind the Music: Singing returns to Camp Verde Elementary
• Arizona home values halved in five years
• County redistricting: The devil is in the details
• State Redistricting: Draft legislative map splits up Yavapai
• 'Hoodwinked'? Public participation in county redistricting cost $58,000
• Hazime named chief of Verde Valley Fire District
• Two arrested in Cottonwood after auto theft
• Rollover on Page Springs Road
• Pre-sentence hearing for James Arthur Ray Sept. 19-23
• Verde Valley Orthopedic Associates welcomes new orthopedic surgeon
• Wildfire update
• Suspect in online sex-luring case 'on the fence' about plea deal
• State retirement contribution question being debated in court
• Supervisors pick redistricting Map A-Alternative
• I-17 repaving project near Camp Verde begins Friday
• Council approves new Town Hall position
• CVMO reports crime higher in July
• Two cousins charged with causing Wallow Fire
• Sweat lodge juror shares behind-the-scenes insights
• Arrest in Cottonwood bank theft
• Back to School for Camp Verde - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• No 'C': County Redistricting Ruckus
• Yavapai County judge lowers Costa's $75 million bond
• Update on the county 'Un-fair'
• Clarkdale to host intergovernmental meeting Thursday
• Rimrock woman killed in head-on collision
• Garage on fire in Rimrock
• Two drivers, one with children, cited in Camp Verde crash that injured 4
• Driver cited after Camp Verde collision, no injuries
• Horne warns of mortgage lawsuit scam
• Supervisors duke it out over redistricting
• International baccalaureate comes to Dr. Daniel Bright
• Hunger led black bear to trailer park
• VVHS picks new director, again
• New tax burden for schools
• Council approves economic development position
• Judge to rule on reduction of record $75 million bond
• Sweat Lodge Trial: Judge takes new trial motion under advisement
• Town to tackle redistricting & land sales at Aug. 17 meeting
• Lightning ignites home
• Metal, battery thefts surface
• Poise, personality prevail in Colonel's Daughter contest
• Missing man found dead
• Town Council to weigh in on county redistricting
• YAVAPAI COUNTY REDISTRICTING: Verde Valley's destiny tied to Thurman's vote
• Microburst wrecks Camp Verde neighborhood
• Mourning parents strive to help others prevent drug abuse
• Junior Auxiliary initiation for Camp Verde girls
• Judge gives green light for recall vote on Sen. Pearce
• Business center proves to be popular
• Hotel’s lawsuit still not settled
• Guns and hoses duel for bragging rights
• SR 260 back in ADOT five-year plan
• Lightning destroys house in Lake Montezuma
• Camp Verde school board eyes AIMS, awaits new labels
• 9/11 Memory Concert Sunday at DDB School
• AZBO names Jack Judd Building Official of the Year
• New Verde Valley Humane Society reaches out to city, community
• Zanolli named Education Conservationist of the Year
• Oak Creek Watershed Council awarded grant extension
• County redistricting meeting set for Aug. 22 in Prescott
• Jerome Council now able to respond during public comment
• Jerome Council takes no action on Grand Hotel litigation
• Jerome's Copper Town Ball postponed indefinitely
• County Health Dept. announces Cargill turkey recall
• Small-scale version of Yavapai County Fair to take place at Tim's Toyota Center
• Chimney burns at Enchantment
• $78.5M budget cap set at city
• State District 5 courts Camp Verde
• Judith Anne Harvill
• Ricardo Zepeda
• Arlene M. Rozgay
• Alden Ray Rodgers
• Town hosts open house
• Council to ‘share the road’ with cyclists
• A walk through new Beaver Creek School facility
• Camp Verde Cavalry will be Fort Verde Days grand marshals
• Town of Camp Verde opens doors to public
• Car fire starts brush fire on 89A
• Physician education can lessen prescription drug abuse
• Montague gets three years for fatal Cornville shooting
• Lost knight in Cottonwood
• Another victim of Bell Trail
• 1 flown to Flagstaff after two-car wreck in Cottonwood
• Dumpster fire at Rent-A-Center
• Couple with baby assaulted in Cottonwood
• Interstate rollover accident injures one
• Yavapai County: Wind farm passes first hurdle
• Sedona man wants Cottonwood police to return marijuana
• Back to School: New bus routes, new CVES music teacher greet students
• War declared on uninvited plants
• Most Wanted Plants (or is it least wanted?)
• Camp Verde man, 71, charged with terrorist threats
• Reward increased for home invasion suspect
• Duval gets lower bond in sex-with-teen case
• Mother's plea delays Maness sentencing
• Update: Mingus, YAN school resource officers will remain
• Beaver Creek School Board meeting to include facility tour
• Jerome Council may award study contract for hydroelectric
• State Legislative committee looks at school unifications
• Congestion forces temporary closures at Fossil Creek
• Arizona group seeks to scrap election system
• Court: Retailers can face penalties for mis-pricing merchandise
• State healthcare lawsuit centers on one-word interpretation
• Arizona consumer spending not indicative of economic recovery
• Brewer backs controversial mining plan
• Arizona's state tax amnesty program starts Sept. 1
• School starts on Tuesday
• Court rejects YAN’s objection
• Gov waiting to see how debt deal affects Arizona
• Montezuma Rimrock Water Company seeks rate increase
• Pink Heals Tour in Camp Verde on Saturday
• Divided Camp Verde council OKs associate magistrate
• Wind farm jeopardizes Ruskin land exchange
• Supervisors approve budget, complete with tax cut
• Board of Supervisors: Herbicides work best to control weeds
• NAU-Yavapai boosts enrollment for 2nd freshman class to 50 students
• Frozen food truck tips over
• Reward offered for home invasion tip
• Cottonwood Police runs sting on alcohol sales to minors
• State argues against request for new trial
• Physical work begins on Copper Canyon trailhead
• CVMS misses federal standards
• Trial set for Costa, but he still can't make $75 million bail
• Yavapai County fair canceled
• Homeless student numbers continue to rise
• Camp Verde invited to be part of Legislative District 5
• Heirloom garlic makes its way to Camp Verde
• Flooding in Sedona after Monday rain
• Info wanted on scrap metal thefts in Camp Verde
• Man stabbed in Verde Village Sunday
• Barbecue fire threatens house
• Domestic incident leads to battery of patrol car
• Motorhome fire at Motoplex suspicious
• Workshops set at Business Assistance Center
• Prescott Lions Club offers scholarship
• Open houses welcome C-OC students back
• Online auction for Clarkdale artifacts
• Clarkdale needs boards and commission members
• Municipalities fight doctor drought
• Rimrock Airport gets a facelift
• Rimrock Airport: Arizona's oldest landing field
• Camp Verde Middle School refocuses to tackle Progress issues
• 28th National Night Out parties Tuesday
• School Resource officer program in trouble?
• Packed house for first Northern Arizona redistricting meeting
• New umbilical cord device keeps baby-snatchers away
• 2 Verde Valley nonprofits vie for state prize
• Local hospital receives national seal of approval
• New trial motion will delay Ray's sentencing
• Preparing for the unimaginable: Terrorism drill at Mingus
• Local tourism down slightly from last year
• A Taxing Situation: Levy cap forces taxing districts to economize
• A Taxing Situation: Districts receiving double, even triple whammy
• Costa still in custody on $75 million cash-only bond
• Suspicious Dumpster fire reported at Walmart
• 2 sent to hospital after 89A wreck
• Monsoon brings lightning fires
• Reward offered for home invasion info
• Signs of state economic growth may be flash in the pan
• Preston reassigned, Showers takes her old job
• Counselor shows evolution of addiction as disease
• Beaver Creek School gets face-lift
• Land swap will bring sidewalks
• Candidate in the wings for Pearce recall election
• Prescription monitoring system may curb drug abuse
• Council member questions Camp Verde's new economic development position
• BOS moves county redistricting decision to Prescott
• Dump Truck Shaves Car on 260
• Camp Verde driver jailed for DUI after injury accident
• Camp Verde stolen trailer recovered
• Lightning fire grows near Munds Park
• YCSO Forest Patrol and Rescue Teams kept busy
• Deputy's persistence pays off in burglary arrest
• Car-pedestrian accident in Cottonwood
• VOC home invasion robbery; suspect on the loose
• Mingus, Cottonwood Middle School math scores low
• Report: Wine tourism continues to grow in Verde Valley
• Digital Storytelling: Celebrating the past in a very personal way
• Enviro-interns spend summer eradicating invasive plants
• State: No merit to new trial request in James Ray case
• Team Native Spirit hosts 2 Mile Walk for a Cure in Camp Verde
• Racetrack puts County Fair in jeopardy
• $2 million project aims to slow traffic on 12th Street
• Town of Clarkdale plans new river park
• Governor wants Arizona's presidential primary moved to January
• AG investigating open meeting law issues with redistricting commission
• VVFD debates a unified authority
• CVUSD board approves budget
• Beaver Creek School board levies additional tax
• She's Back: Camp Verde hires Preston for economic development
• Verde officials want to hear water model problems and move on to scenarios
• Analysis: 'Test drive' delayed until further notice
• Anticipated revenue helps CVUSD meet budget reductions
• Cottonwood gang member receives 7.5 years in prison
• Crash on Cornville Road injures one
• Don't lose your tax affidavit
• CV Town Council considers state resolutions
• Governor: Environmentalists need to be part of forest talks
• Laws, laws and more new laws take effect this week
• Pearce challenges legality of recall signatures
• Camp Verde sees small AIMS improvements
• James Arthur Ray’s defense team wants retrial
• Vehicle driven by 16-year-old crashes into porch
• 2011 Spring AIMS results released
• Turning pigs to horses doesn't fly in County
• County to consider new pig regulations
• YCSO seeking public help in locating missing man
• Understanding Arizona's property tax system
• United Way Helping Hand
• A Verde Valley Tradition: Sheep's Crossing
• Resource officer will target gangs
• Interim chief starts with officer routines
• Four Forest Restoration Initiative
• Cornfest kicks off for 20th straight year
• CVHS prepares for new math and science standards
• Ray defense files motion for new trial
• 'Barely alive' man found in YCSO Air Search
• Cops don’t shoot to kill, they shoot to stop
• Redistricting could separate Camp Verde & Cottonwood
• Visitors rely on volunteers
• Sluggers send fans back in time
• Ryan Tyler Worthen
• Katherine M. Varela
• Camp Verde chamber forms a nonprofit
• Corn bash starts Friday
• 4FRI Part 1: Ending a scorched earth policy
• Krav Maga: The Israeli art of street fighting comes to Camp Verde
• Sweat Lodge Trial: Prosecution admits 'harmless' error in Ray proceeding
• Clarkdale man accused of stabbing estranged wife
• Hit-and-run driver faces multiple charges
• Police arrest detention officer on charges of sex with minor
• Coconino, Kaibab and Prescott lift fire restrictions
• Governor's staff was informed about Napolitano's Arizona visit
• State Bar seeks clearer definition on discrimination
• Church, city blame each other for delays
• Cottonwood City Council signs a Civility Accord
• Council appoints Blue to Camp Verde P&Z
• Verde Valley's one-man weather station
• It's Official: Pearce will face recall challenge
• Camp Verde School District sets budget hearing Tuesday
• Keeping mosquitoes at bay this year
• Contractor files protest over rejected bid
• Yavapai Community Foundation awards grants
• Municipal budgets on track
• Death ruled ‘suicide by cop’
• Breaking News: Camp Verde finance director resigns
• Update: Japanese tourist dies on Bell Rock
• Group promotes shopping locally
• Ranch House Coalition coalition closes deal on golf course, restaurant in Lake Montezuma
• Summer Jobs: Area youth spend hot days working outdoors
• Camp Verde Fire District trims taxes, raises rate
• One-time tax increase proposed for Beaver Creek School District
• Child almost drowns in kiddie pool
• 'Haboob' brings dust to Verde Valley
• Defense: Drop aggravating factors against James Ray
• More senior scams strike in Verde Valley
• 'Jealous' ex-husband accused of ramming woman's truck
• Young girl loses freedom over 'bath salts'
• Yavapai Board of Supervisors approves budget, tax cut
• Supervisors again toss lowest bids for construction project
• YCSO seeking man missing since July 3
• Grant will help rehab homes
• Gosar, Groseta blame environmentalists, government for fires
• Food truck, mail truck collide on I-17
• Results of 2011 monsoon a toss-up
• Sewer budget maintains current tax levels
• Marv Lamer leaves VACTE for ADE
• Monsoon winds take down trees in Clarkdale
• Still too dry: Brush fire in McGuireville
• Douglas Mansion project wins Governor's award
• Jerome seeks qualified hydroelectric consultant
• Native Americans push to clarify sweat lodge traditions
• Bob Young to stay on as Mingus football coach, gets $8,000 more
• Legos take on new life at hands of Laura Lawrie
• Ban, mixed feelings mean slow fireworks sales in Camp Verde
• Billy and Jeanette Estes named grand marshals for 4th of July parade
• Full morning of events planned for Beaver Creek Fourth of July
• Fourth of July weekend in Camp Verde
• Milo Stanley: Justice delayed
• Marijuana memo causes more questions
• Snake bite at Peck's Lake
• Police seek witnesses to car/vehicle collision
• Court: Lawyers can run for public office
• Mingus welding team wins bronze at nationals
• Officials: State can begin rejecting AHCCCS applicants
• Fort Verde remains open for another year
• RI Discovery helps members control depression & fear
• Ray's potential prison time shrinks after aggravation hearing
• Visitors Center is not moving
• Camp Verde Sanitary District closer to going solar
• Mingo's big adventure
• Pink Heals Tour kicks off in Verde Valley
• I-17 paving begins July 5
• Clarkdale council approves Mtn. Gate estoppel certificate
• Bald eagle closures lifted
• McGuireville rest area to reopen Friday
• NACOG Area Agency on Aging honors volunteers
• Sedona Fire Board appoints Terry Keller as interim chief
• Centennial Legacy Project opens in Jerome
• Decker’s brush is a can of spray paint
• Jury still out on James Ray aggravating factors
• Town of Camp Verde cleans up equipment yard
• Victims' families recount emotional harm from sweat lodge deaths
• Forest Service Lifts Bald Eagle Closure Along The Verde River
• Ranch House Coalition nears goal
• The scourge of pain relievers: Death or dependency
• Steve Pierce named Senator of the Year
• Rear-lift for former Cottonwood court building
• Solar panels for Cottonwood Airport
• South Verde stays on Main through fall
• Woman, 20, arrested for sex with boy, 14
• U.S. Supreme Court nixes portion of Arizona Clean Elections Law
• One killed in I-17 collision
• WATER: Two sides of the scenario debate
• Groundwater model: Verde Valley leaders want model scenarios run now
• Groundwater model: Prescott, PV say running scenarios should wait
• State money grab, prisoner transfer policy double-barrel threat to county budget
• County ponders pig policy
• May tax reports continue mixed in Verde Valley
• Camp Verde Roundup: Town approves Fort Verde agreement
• Preliminary ADOT plan slates $70M to be spent in county
• Davis says constituents prefer Map C
• Clarkdale Council votes for secrecy
• Schools denied APS solar grant
• Summer farmers market returns to Cottonwood in July
• Verde Valley's tinderbox is catching fire daily
• NWS predicts break in the dry weather
• Busy work: Revenues down but workload up in Camp Verde building dept.
• Fires burning in Verde Valley
• 5th-wheel goes up in flames
• Know the law on using fireworks
• Using a homemade ID
• Apartment bush fire in Cottonwood
• Yavapai Downs closure: What will happen next?
• Baby Boomers: Send Us Your Photos!
• Marijuana investors file lawsuits
• Camp Verde school board opts not to buy building
• Breaking: Jury finds James Ray guilty of negligent homicide
• Cottonwood woman suspected in Oxycodone death
• Horne to 9th Circuit: Arizona can ask voters for citizenship proof
• Defense makes last statements in James Ray manslaughter case
• Camp Verde council considers new Fort Verde contract
• Montezuma Well opens for evening astronomy
• Ray sweat lodge case goes to jury
• Tom Taylor's appointment confirmed by senate
• Food prices rise 7% since first quarter
• Construction company says 'lost' email cost them a county job
• Solar semi bursts into flames
• Wildfire races through Yavapai-Apache reservation in Clarkdale
• Missouri man charged with marijuana, cocaine transport
• Pot, weapon lead to interstate arrest
• Marijuana grower busted on freeway
• Joy riding in Camp Verde leads to wreck
• Motorcycle leaves road on Mingus Mountain
• Cottonwood man accused of stalking woman
• Reading program explores world cultures
• Chip Davis endorses county district map
• Master Gardeners make kids healthier
• Personally speaking: Davis weighs in on Yavapai County's redistricting
• Judge begins sorting out well-at-the-Well case in Rimrock
• DOD to keep National Guard troops on Ariz. border through Sept. 30
• Report: Arizonans spending more, economists cautiously optimistic
• Arizona jobless rate drops to 9.1 percent
• Fire destroys mobile home in Rimrock
• Camp Verde campers cited for illegal fire in Beaver Creek area
• O'Brien Kee indicted for Flagstaff Hill fire
• Bees kill horse in Cornville
• Extinguished fire reignites in Cornville
• Three ambulances needed at Cottonwood wreck
• Camp Verde School M&O budget set at $7.14 million; goes to public in July
• Court Docket 6-19-2011
• Ray Trial: Li's passionate closing cites faults of state's case
• Arizona Republicans rally for a 2012 fight
• ADOT: Black Bridge needs repairs
• Closing arguments: Ray defense makes a case for reasonable doubt
• Catheterization lab celebrates first decade
• Proposed agreement would open Fort Verde to town events
• Yavapai County plan update draws sparse crowd in Camp Verde
• New Fort agreement will call for more volunteers
• CVMS plans Saturday school to help students catch up
• Camp Verde school: Save Our Trees
• Campfire restrictions remain in place
• CVUSD still applying for solar project
• Arsenic removal at Camp Verde school gets a change
• Protesters temporarily halt Snowbowl construction; six arrested
• School districts in Verde Valley form purchasing pact
• Teens charged with multi gas thefts
• Peeping Tom, maybe stalker, sought in VOC
• Radio Shack employee busted for theft
• Cottonwood police officer involved in wreck
• Couple's brawl takes out wall
• Suspect in online sex luring case nixes plea, gets new lawyer
• Montague takes plea deal in Cornville manslaughter
• Emergency power needed for Cottonwood lift station
• Quail Canyon annexed by Cottonwood
• Polk to Ray trial jurors: Use your common sense
• Carson Zale to compete at Salt River Fields
• Family asks for prayers to heal son
• Validated signatures push Russell Pearce into recall election
• Agent: ATF in Arizona allowed Mexican cartel to purchase weapons
• Off-duty officer interrupts dog beating
• Town Council leery of library requests
• SWEAT LODGE TRIAL: Jury instruction debate delays closing arguments
• James Arthur Ray defense calls two to stand
• Groundwater model unveiled amid controversy
• Interns among the artifacts
• Wildfire Update
• Injured ankle causes woman to be flown from Rimrock
• County plan needs public comment
• Slowing the pill-popping
• Marijuana dispensaries scout locations
• Local fire crews help battle Arizona's wild land blazes
• RAY TRIAL: Case may go to jury by mid-week
• NPS expands popular Jr. Ranger Camp
• Cottonwood may set $111 million budget cap
• CVFD imposes fire restriction effective Saturday
• New council tasked with balancing budget
• Sweat lodge trial: Details prevent defense from resting
• Assessor Pearsall: Politicians 'throw me under the bus'
• Rally keeps Relay for Life momentum moving forward
• Clarkdale Police Chief Pat Haynie resigns
• Governor promises more frequent updates on Wallow Fire
• Kelsea's world gets a little brighter
• Drip line behind 'nightmare on Main Street' in Camp Verde
• Camp Verde's Black Bridge to get overhaul
• Black Bridge has served its purpose, admirably
• Marijuana dispensaries could be thwarted by AG's legal challenge
• New VA Clinic rising in Cottonwood
• Arson arrest made in Hill Fire near Flagstaff
• ADOT urges driver caution in wildfire season
• Arson fire at Clarkdale school
• Driver runs from Cottonwood collision
• Sleepy driver rolls over on I-17
• Clarkdale centennial plans might be cut back
• County officials approve plan to 'adjust' employee pay
• Judge swears in new Camp Verde Town Council
• Sweat Lodge Trial: Doctor gives credence to toxic poisoning theory
• State rests in James Arthur Ray case
• Arizona economy showed minimal growth in one year
• Sweat Lodge Trial: Judge denies motion to acquit
• Making a case for the forest, one sign at a time
• Forest Service requests comment on Red Rock Pass ideas
• Fire coordinators keep equipment, crews moving
• Changes in shared revenue will hurt Clarkdale
• Yavapai County Inmate restoration program saves money and time
• Supervisors ban fireworks in county, citing fire danger
• Family friend arrested on sex charges
• $24,000-plus in drug money seized in traffic stop
• Wood missing at Camp Verde Ace
• Camp Verde girl injured in collision
• The weird science of wildfires: Making the no-campfire call
• Verde Earthworks wins city's recycling rights
• Cottonwood police apply for K-9 training
• Dutch filmmakers sneak a peek at Camp Verde
• Camp Verde's Cornfest wants to be more
• Tuzigoot museum reopens
• Local crews working on Arizona's wild land fires
• Man, 80, jumps from Midgley Bridge
• Missoula Children's Theatre in the Verde Valley
• Brush fire in Verde Village near homes
• 200 graduate from Mingus Union High
• News Analysis: Camp Verde vice mayor vote sets tone of new council
• New mapping will fine tune Verde-Big Chino connection
• Sweat Lodge Trial: Witness says PTSD was responsible for inconsistent statements
• Two-vehicle collision on Cornville Road
• Cottonwood man killed in hit-and-run
• Jewelry theft investigated in Camp Verde
• The Bicycle Thief ... in Camp Verde
• Alcohol-related accident in Camp Verde
• Quad chase in Camp Verde
• Car arson alleged in Cottonwood
• Tandem fires on Interstate 17
• Correction
• Cornville killer killed in prison
• Health director denies marijuana dispensary request
• Relay Rally includes food and fun on Saturday
• Town sets codes for medical pot
• Small jet crash lands at Sedona Airport
• Cornville's chili cook-off a matter of taste
• Camp Verde to seat 13th town council
• Expansion begins at VVMC-Sedona
• Yavapai College signs contract with new president Penny Wills
• Dancing with Wolves
• Uncontrolled fires in Verde Valley
• 11th Street fire in Cottonwood
• Wildfire in Pumphouse Wash
• Car and bike collide in Jerome
• Man with baby booked on warrant
• Saturation patrol nabs drinking drivers
• Group submits signatures to recall Russell Pearce
• Questions from jurors in James Arthur Ray case provide some insight
• Beto Ruiz's personal memorial
• Big decisions loom for Camp Verde Fire District
• County unveils Verde Valley health clinic
• James Ray Trial: Alleged false statements curtail witness testimony
• Sweat lodge trial: Ray told participants they would feel as if 'skin was burning off'
• Clarkdale pool opens May 30
• City to hire natural resources director
• City expects $34M more in budget
• Camp Verde High School incorporates e-readers
• Town considers selling property
• Mingus mortarboards go airborne May 27
• Two options for future of Red Rock Pass
• Camp Verde Adult Education wins state award
• Yavapai Downs won't open for 2011
• Montague to accept plea deal in Cornville murder
• Sheriff's office busts alleged meth trafficker in Sedona
• Jet overshoots Sedona Airport
• Brush fire at Clarkdale apartment
• Heightened enforcement during Memorial Day weekend
• U.S. Supreme Court upholds employer sanctions law
• Home values continue to slide in Arizona
• Paulden man arrested in Camp Verde on sex charges
• Kyl, McCain won't return Fiesta Bowl contributions
• Conflict between state marijuana initiative and federal law
• Little dog lost & found in wilderness
• Vets caution horse owners: Don't panic over EHV-1
• OK Chorale in benefit concert for Fort Verde
• Page Springs/89A rollover injures driver
• Camp Verde teen motorcyclist airlifted after crash
• Equipment burglaries at two Camp Verde businesses
• Camp Verde arrests are a family affair
• Going high speed in Camp Verde
• Loud noise and marijuana lead to Cottonwood arrests
• Canadian hikers found in Sedona
• Suicide stopped on Midgley Bridge
• The Shop in Cornville gets reprieve, must move
• Beaver Creek: Teaming up to clean up golf course
• Census numbers show thousands leaving Arizona for Texas
• Mingus students’ art wins awards from congressman
• Camp Verde High School Class of 2011 Graduation
• Final redistricting result will depend on public's input
• Guardian Air marks 10th anniversary
• Proposed trail system south of Cornville Road
• Yavapai Downs: Track's fate still up in air
• Community discussion on Verde Food Council on May 27
• Videos capture fights at MUHS
• Options for redistricting Yavapai County
• Housing project clears hurdle
• Home tour features the old & the new of Jerome
• Bare-bones budgeting in Camp Verde
• Camp Verde pool to open May 28, thanks to YAN
• Camp Verde voters approve APS franchise
• Gloomy outlook for Yavapai County property values continues into 2012
• Dancing Apache Lodge to get increased activities
• Oak Creek School helps Camp Verde's Kelsea Freeman
• Roadside Assistance for mama bird in Cornville
• Click It or Ticket Enforcement Campaign
• Spatula causes kitchen fire in Jerome
• Yavapai County Centennial Committee offers 'Monument in a Box'
• Charter school camps at Grand Canyon
• Verde flying club getting organized
• Arizona State Parks Board seeking applicants for advisory boards
• Camp Verde school district cuts art, saves welding
• Schools explore idea of service consolidation
• James Arthur Ray trial put on hold until May 26
• Governor backs better financial disclosure, but not refusing gifts
• Arizona poll shows slight shift from conservative to moderate
• Camp Verde voters approve APS franchise
• Tim McKeever power lifts life into community
• Faster Internet is focus of lease
• Farmers markets gear up for summer in Verde Valley
• Valley-wide highway clean up this Saturday
• Yavapai Downs racetrack appeals property taxes
• Fire season looms in Verde Valley
• Teen accused of stealing from Camp Verde
• Rollover crash in Jerome injures one
• Budget, contracts discussed at Beaver Creek School
• Waugh resigns, supervisors confirm Mascher as sheriff
• First black female Buffalo Soldier posed as a man
• Tao Victory: Mago Retreat granted use permit
• Tea Party has beef with state license plates
• Mensch fulfills his father’s last words
• Saving the Beaver Creek golf course and financing a community business venture
• State shifts cost burden to counties
• Centennial Setter's Project
• CV, BC schools discuss shared services
• Welding teacher survives budget decision at CVUSD
• Ray trial has broad audience outside courtroom
• Wrecks Come in 3's in Camp Verde
• Census report details overabundance of available housing in Arizona
• Arizona jobless could lose benefits
• Teen who lived at Angel Valley recalls sweat lodge tragedy
• Finding the whole story behind Verde River flows
• Rimrockers remain true to their colors
• Thunder Valley Rally to move to Cottonwood
• Yavapai College Verde Campus graduation Friday
• Back to back Camp Verde wrecks
• Cottonwood man admits dumping on forest land
• Ignition ignites mini-van fire in Cottonwood
• Sweat lodge trial: Ray told detective someone else was in charge of ceremony
• Yavapai College board selects Wills as next president
• Sweat lodge trial: State's expert '99 percent' certain heatstroke caused deaths
• Sheriff Steve Waugh to retire June 3
• New Camp Verde zoning code could be adopted Wednesday
• Wanna be a movie maker?
• Yavapai College president hopefuls visit; faculty, staff participate in open forums
• Man cited for collision at I-17 entrance
• Power ignites fire in Clarkdale
• Underage consumption in Camp Verde
• Obama to keep Guard troops on Arizona border
• Labor board sues Arizona over new union law
• Attorneys launch referendum to revamp DUI law
• Arizona to ask Supreme Court for permission to enforce SB 1070
• Camp Verde trash hauler charged with illegal dumping
• Local housing market scraping bottom
• AIMS tests invalidated at Camp Verde charter school
• After 20 years, LAFS program still gets results
• Rimrock man charged with assault flees at 100 mph on I-17
• Meet new Prescott National Forest supervisor
• Forests Campfire restrictions take effect in Northern Arizona
• Camp Verde plans DUI patrols over summer holidays
• SWEAT LODGE TRIAL: Doctor cites carbon dioxide as possible factor
• Schools debate resource sharing
• Economists predict slow job recovery for Arizona
• Medical examiner admits uncertainty about autopsy findings
• Bikers seek wider road
• Construction on I-17 at Munds Park closes bridge
• Legal? Brewer considers running again
• Archaeology Center opens Friday in Camp Verde
• Camp Verde Town Council moves to buy street yard
• Luques' world of change on BC Garden Tour
• High School Dreams: New play written, performed by Camp Verde students
• Double the speed limit in Camp Verde
• Runaway fire in Verde Village
• Yet another brush fire in Lake Montezuma
• Ranney discusses ancient landscape of Sedona
• 365 Days of Hope raffle winners
• Grasping nuances of servant leadership
• Arizona Highways book-signing at Red Rock State Park
• Sweat lodge trial
• MUHS to expand humanities
• Salsa returns after 8 years
• Guv OK's Tea Party license Plate
• Bright spot on state jobless front
• Appeals Court: Adopted children cannot sue over loss of biological parent
• Sen. Gould blasts governor over gun law veto
• Governor uncertain over future course of Arizona State Guard
• Help comes to cash-strapped drama students
• CVUSD School Board gets a glimpse at budget for 2011-12
• Council reaffirms alcohol at Cornfest
• Jerry Charles Harbeson
• YCSO’s Detective Diskin testifies in Ray trial
• New impact fee law cause for reassessment in Camp Verde
• APS franchise election confuses Camp Verde voters
• New state law puts tighter restrictions on impact fees
• Hilty's rosy Cornville lot on BC Garden Tour
• Mixed reviews on March Verde Valley sales tax
• James Ray prosecution bears significant cost
• Cops rout Rimrock meth lab
• Brush fire becomes close call for neighbors in Verde Lakes
• Brush fire threatens home in Page Springs
• Camp Verde zoning code in final tweaking
• Marijuana code awaits P&Z recommendation
• Young's Farm gets new life as Mortimer Farms
• Casmiers' revitalized garden on BC Tour
• JAMES RAY TRIAL: Court rulings truncate detective's testimony
• Out of jail, back in trouble after auto theft and collision
• Beaver Creek Ranch House Coalition reaches agreement for takeover
• Sweat lodge trial: Polk says witness is barred from telling the truth
• Tobin named Speaker of the House
• Hildebrands' Prairie Bell Studio on Beaver Creek Garden Tour
• Birders: The unrecognized economic impact in Verde Valley
• Quick fix found for county's computer virus
• Camp Verde man accused of stealing jewelry
• Mother and son found safe on Mingus Mountain
• Abduction attempt reported in Cottonwood
• Don't burn during Red Flag Days
• Camp Verde, Mingus start shared-services discussion
• SWEAT LODGE TRIAL: Crime scene investigation testimony commences in sweat lodge trial
• Looking at Verde River subflow
• Art, perpetual flowers from Ayars on Garden Tour
• For the birds: The new housing market
• Verde River and economic opportunities
• CVFD grant allows education programs
• Woman cited for Camp Verde wreck
• Manure fire in Rimrock
• Fence burns in Lake Montezuma brush fire
• One of 5 caught in Cottonwood drug bust gets prison time
• LWV forum brings attention to regionalism in Verde Valley
• Birding-Nature Festival has something for all
• State imposes surcharge on unemployment insurance
• AHCCCS cuts to begin Sunday
• Mingus changes to a six-period schedule
• Westovers offer lush color to Garden Tour
• Davis wants revamp of computer system, Internet use policy
• Verde Valley Fair: Cowboy Boots & Country Roots
• Camp Verde looks at IGA with Mingus Union
• Good news mixed with bad for Yavapai College Verde Campus
• Do It Yourself Salsa Garden
• Christian store burglary caught on tape in Cottonwood
• Sheriff's Office makes arrests in Bridgeport boy burglaries
• Camp Verde accidents cause injuries
• Family crime suspected in Camp Verde
• Camp Verde church robbed
• VACTE board to meet Tuesday & Wednesday
• Survey says waterline dispute took place on private property
• ADOT to restrict SR 260 east of Camp Verde
• Candidates speak on annexation
• Beaver Creek Garden Tour revived for spring
• Virus shuts down Yavapai County computers
• Valley school boards look at state budget impact, transportation cooperative
• Through Indian eyes, everyday is Earth Day
• Push continues for public funds for private, parochial schools
• House approves Colt as official state weapon
• Legislature passes last-minute measures; Brewer again eyeing veto
• Von Gausig, Bartosh help get SB 1525 amended
• Contested witness unlikely to testify in Ray trial
• Cottonwood students help former Ugandan child soldiers
• MADD's Mingus graduation party at risk
• School board eliminates Chris Schultz’s job
• Betty Jo Stoddard
• Paul C. Trevizo
• Amada Esquer
• Lisa Gabriel Grissom
• Frugality betters schools’ budget
• Judge Darrow denies motion for mistrial in James Ray case
• Ronald D. Fabbri
• Well dispute leads to arrest in Rimrock
• Controversies continue over well near Montezuma Well
• Eagles poised for a good year in Arizona
• Finalists named in Yavapai College presidential search
• Governor vetoes guns-on-campus bill and 'birther' bill
• Obama wants judge to rule that Arizona has no right to sue over border enforcement
• Public financed election law goes back to voters
• Shotgun brandished on water dispute
• Near miss on Interstate 17
• Beaver Creek driver injured after hitting cow
• Garage fire doused in Cottonwood
• Verde Valley Kids Against Hunger event packages 28,512 meals
• Fired and hired in five minutes at Mingus
• Cuts force changes to VVMC
• Into the Mystery: Study of Montezuma Well defines flow paths
• Camp Verde Council to ponder procedures, booze and Fossil Creek
• Tao Fellowship use permit before Yavapai County P&Z Wednesday
• IB candidate school going to DDB
• Reward increased in Camp Verde poaching case
• Package scare at Gosar office
• Domestic violence with guitar in Cottonwood
• Brewer appoints Markham as Superior Court Clerk
• Sweat lodge trial on hold for defense research
• Update: Schultz contract not renewed at CVUSD
• Hogs to Dogs: Likely county zoning changes
• Camp Verde Safety Fair April 16 all about staying safe
• Beaver Creek building ahead of schedule
• Medical marijuana in Yavapai County discussed at joint meeting
• American Legion Riders bike run for Kelsea on Sunday
• Analysis: State 'sweeps' or 'keeps' contributions
• New regional groundwater model simulates precipitation
• Judge denies mistrial in sweat lodge case
• Bigfoot returns to fair April 16
• Volunteer relives deadly scene during Ray trial
• Russ Martin: Town can’t afford $75K for fort
• State disputes Ray mistrial claims
• New criteria announced for campfire ban
• University women broaden horizons for teenage girls
• Phoenix Cement seeks valuation reduction
• New calendars complicate school schedules
• Negligent death alleged in Uidenich family suit
• Rimrock home burns in difficult conditions
• MATForce Substance Abuse awareness
• Mistrial motion disrupts Ray proceedings
• School board to discuss administrative changes
• Update: 9th Circuit rules on part of SB 1070
• A Bugle Story: Unique archive goes on display at Fort Verde
• Butner named Chief Judge for Yavapai-Apaches
• County supervisors, P&Z meet to discuss future
• Assessor's Office acknowledges upcoming change in agricultural law
• Beaver Creek School Board to get update
• Witness pulled two victims from sweat lodge
• UPDATE: Two charges dismissed against man accused of child porn
• Governor signs 'balanced budget' $8.3 billion spending plan
• Photos show different sides of sweat lodge aftermaths
• COCSD reflects on Tavasci school closure
• Police probe gunshot death
• Explore the mystery: Montezuma Well study goes public
• 'The Old Guys'
• Land managers prepare for government shutdown
• Mental health patient captured in Jerome
• Camp Verde power pole sleeper cited
• Was stolen Camry torched in Camp Verde?
• Higher gas prices drive up price of food
• Fatal crash on Mingus Mountain
• Witness tells of troubles at three Ray-led sweat lodges
• Verde River group informs the public
• Cottonwood Fire to request new equipment
• Humane society rescues 96 cats from Cottonwood woman’s home
• Accused sex offenders collared in Camp Verde
• AZ Legislature can defend SB 1070 in front of judge
• Pearce still pushes illegal immigration measures
• James Ray Trial: Juror illness forces trial postponement
• Bergner makes Playoffs, World Series picks
• CVMO feels budget crunch
• Angel Valley employee testifies at Ray trial
• History of the Soldier is Verde Valley's first Centennial event
• National Library Week celebrates FREEdom in Camp Verde
• Yavapai County may 'bail out' of Voting Rights Act restriction
• Jennifer Campbell newest judge in Yavapai County
• Father and child crash into wall in Cottonwood
• Two flown to hospital after bike crash in Cottonwood
• Fire scorches mobile home in Cottonwood
• Yavapai County Judge Thomas Lindberg dies of cancer
• Shooting in Cottonwood
• DPS investigating police shooting of suicidal woman in Cottonwood
• Search for Prescott double-homicide suspect continues
• Cottonwood High School alumni reunite
• Plans for Fossil Creek go to public
• Camp Verde old-timer John Reddell passes on
• Tables reversed, Kirkpatrick to challenge Gosar
• Lawmakers approve first balanced state budget in half a decade
• Angel Valley employee helped tear down sweat lodge
• Governor’s budget cuts could cost VVMC $3M
• Car sheers power pole in Camp Verde
• Update: Overturned cattle truck blocks I-17
• Medical examiner presents theory of victims' deaths
• Negotiated state budget cuts $183 million from education
• Governor's plan restores transplant funding, eliminates AHCCCS for others
• Camp Verde's Navajo Code Talker dies
• Senate budget threatens state park partnerships
• Historical Society looks to remodel Hance House
• Verde Valley sales tax revenue down for Feb.
• Camp Verde school board eyes strong reserves, deep cuts
• Verde Valley nominees for county teacher of the year
• Supervisors encouraged by sheriff's helicopter deal
• Sheriff warns of rash of burglaries in Cottonwood
• Cottonwood bar fight extends into cab ride
• Sedona Fire District gets 39 calls over weekend
• Gun stolen during hospital stay
• Mingus stages Cole Porter musical
• Legal battles preempt testimony in sweat lodge trial
• District votes to close Tavasci
• Senate panel votes to remove part of 9-11 Memorial
• JAMES RAY TRIAL: Trial shifts to medical testimony
• New station depends on budget
• Survivors of sweat lodge take stand
• Threat triggers call to police
• Doctor forms now available for medical marijuana
• Arizona flat-tax proponent drops plan
• Camp Verde sidewalk project awaits ADOT decision
• BC golf course, restaurant talks stalled
• Martin sets tone for Camp Verde's budget talks
• VRBP looks at broader interpretation of its role
• VOC man stabbed during argument
• Camp Verde rollover sends woman to hospital
• Alleged dealers booked in Camp Verde
• Homeowner kills dog after chicken-coop raid
• Frustrated victim posts reward for burglary info
• Homes sought for purebred cats from hoarder
• Verde Valley Fire District busy with wrecks
• U.S. Supreme Court to eye Arizona's Clean Elections Monday
• Jerome Historical Society digitizes its collection
• Postal cutbacks do not affect local stations, yet
• Verde River Partnership meets Monday at Yavapai College
• Abandoned fire chars creekside in Cornville
• Fire training with foam in Cornville
• Costly gas makes CAT transit a bargain
• Witness: Ray's lodge was far from traditional
• Defense works to separate James Ray from corporate structure
• Census figures for Verde Valley released
• Proposed law would extend time for collecting default credit card debt
• Senate votes to allow student clubs to 'discriminate'
• Study shows personal income on the rise in Arizona, but...
• Senator blocks bill to lure filmmakers to Arizona
• Lawmakers seek deadline for city-approved permits
• Bill would imprison doctors for selective abortions
• Lawmakers put time limit on sparkler sales
• Yavapai County redistricting shuffle: Population growth less than expected in Verde Valley
• YC Fire Academy comes to Camp Verde Saturday
• MRFD Fire Auxiliary seeking volunteers
• Post office closures, rate hikes, layoffs...
• Snow leads to wrecks in Oak Creek Canyon
• Monument in a box to recognize Yavapai County history
• Alleged sex offender arrested in Cottonwood
• Cottonwood Police conduct sting on alcohol sales to minors
• Not a public toilet
• Testimony enters contested territory in James Ray trial
• Quake makes valley shake
• Grand Hotel asks town to pay fees
• Body in river identified as Dennis Sine Jr.
• Governor wants GOP to back off education cuts
• Cornville's Oak Creek School to stay open as K-8
• JAMES RAY TRIAL: Witness' civil suit inspires questions of bias
• Witness: James Arthur Ray ‘bullied’ participants
• Ray defense invokes First Amendment
• Camp Verde moves forward with land purchase
• Beer wanted at next CornFest
• Brenda G. Johnson
• Public's help sought with Red Rock Pass
• Rimrock firefighters run the Grand Canyon
• Fort Verde to host History of the Soldier
• Churches lose their residential right
• Four arrested in I-17 K9 drug searches
• DUI Camp Verde driver with 3 children in car
• Teen allegedly DUI with girl, 14, in car
• Cottonwood man accused of assaulting children in backyard fight
• Body found in Verde River
• Public Archaeology Part 4: Fighting back human destruction
• County to decide church zoning restrictions
• Earthquake north of Clarkdale
• Two witnesses share contrasting recollections of Spiritual Warrior
• JAMES RAY TRIAL Ray and witness both break down during testimony
• Arizona lawmakers vote down illegal immigration measures
• Camp Verde Council seeks flexibility for alcohol sales
• Operation Prom eases the pinch of the big night
• Public Archaeology Part 3: The Priority of Provenience
• Senate Republicans craft $8.1 billion state budget
• CVUSD board eyes administrative structure
• Mingus Union going to late school start time
• Brewer signs bill giving tax break to horse properties
• Yavapai College to offer a Pre-Engineering degree for high school students
• Gardner's Recycling may move to Camp Verde
• JAMES RAY TRIAL Ray's longtime friend recounts injury, chaos at sweat lodge
• Neighborhoods declared slums
• Horrors of the Holocaust taught
• Insurance already covers hot meals
• Senate proposal would cut millions more from governor's budget in education
• JAMES RAY TRIAL: Sweat lodge survivor says he still suffers from the incident
• House bill removes most state tax deductions
• Bundgaard ousted as Senate Majority Leader
• Town of Camp Verde may purchase more property
• Denim & Lace going for 10th year in Camp Verde
• Statistical quirk raised Camp Verde election question
• Apartment complex burns in Verde Village
• Camp Verde student, 11, threatens to shoot classmate
• Diabetics meet at VVMC for support battling condition
• Catholics strut on the catwalk
• On the Block for Kelsea
• Budget woes jeopardize new Camp Verde fire station
• Local 5th graders face down tsunami
• Public Archeology Part 2: Ken and the Wall
• Witness recounts post-sweat lodge chaos
• Burning a house to train firefighters in Cornville
• Camp Verde rollover injures one
• Arizona struggles to retain college graduates
• State's anti-texting bill includes exceptions
• Camp Verde Town Council pays to sustain Fort Verde
• Cottonwood man charged with child abuse, animal cruelty
• Sweat lodge survivors say Ray did little or nothing to aid victims
• Cottonwood finalizes marijuana ordinance
• New Census Numbers: Arizona suburbs outgrow central cities
• Public Archaeology Part 1: Taking ownership
• Ray's pre-sweat lodge recording warns of heat, metaphorical death
• Stewards focus on Camp Verde area March 12
• Mobile home burns in Camp Verde
• Clarkdale home consumed by fire
• Two cars crash on Cornville switchbacks
• Wanted: VOC vandals
• Interstate 17 rollover injures one
• Yavapai College official explains job eliminations, salary increases
• Cottonwood election results are in
• Clarkdale police chief recovers from aneurysm
• Ray jury hears the voice of a victim
• Marion Platt
• Arguments begin in Ray's sweat lodge manslaughter trial
• Camp Verde hires new finance director
• Camp Verde teens travel to spread word of God
• German top vote-getter for council; Mayor Burnside inches past Goetting
• Draft plan would limit access to Fossil Creek
• Resignations open seats on Camp Verde fire and sewer boards
• Melissa Preston hired as Camp Verde finance director
• Furey pre-sentencing hearing delayed
• Camp Verde classroom spending drops as funding cuts continue
• Costs rise but Beaver Creek School keeps nonclassroom spending low
• Durnez pleads guilty to drug charges
• Lost on Cathedral Rock
• Cottonwood teen dies suddenly
• Camp Verde restaurant vandalized
• Camp Verde woman charged with felony DUI
• Meat burglary in Camp Verde
• Camp Verde home vandalized
• Stuck in a swing in Cottonwood
• Majority leader under fire over domestic incident
• Senate wants major revamp of judge selection process
• Broadway of America: Treasure box leads to story of forgotten road
• Student Expo: Behind the scenes at CVHS
• Kelsea's bachelor auction Thursday
• Zumba for Kelsea
• James Ray Trial: State's witness was in close contact with one victim
• State's witness was in close contact with one victim
• Jared Lee Loughner charged for multiple murders, attempted assassination
• Case strategies take shape during witness testimony
• Dollars spent in Arizona's classrooms decline again
• Camp Verde looks to adopt Flagstaff fireworks ordinance
• Camp Verde council-mayoral election seeing low voter turnout
• Some relief showing in January sales tax report
• 3 pounds of meth recovered on Interstate 17
• Meth party busted in Cottonwood
• Legislature approves tax break for horse properties
• Sign up for Verde River Canoe Challenge
• Sweat lodge survivor shares her tale
• Meal providers need insurance
• Ray trial's opening statements paint divergent pictures of Sedona tragedy
• Exodus: Yavapai-Apache Nation will not forget
• Ray trial to be televised
• Elizabeth Susan Lee
• Tommy H. Collins
• Imogene F. VanZandt
• Gerald L. Adams
• Camp Verde safe from spy balloons
• Deficit spending required to keep Camp Verde afloat
• Cottonwood man shot in Chino Valley
• Camp Verde: No more Mr. Nice Guy
• Dateland withdraws surveillance project in Camp Verde
• Lawrence: A duesy of a good story
• Forest plan revision continues Wednesday
• Arizona Archaeology Awareness Month activities
• Sylar Newton case continued to May
• Snow closed roads and highways during weekend
• The tax man cometh? No, it's just the assessor
• James Ray trial to begin Tuesday in Camp Verde
• Fort Verde gets a new roof
• A World of Ag
• On the Move at Beaver Creek (with photo gallery)
• Serious Interstate Collision
• Education Dept. listens for 'workability skills' in Camp Verde
• News Analysis: Candidate Forum kicks of 'soft campaign'
• Exodus Weekend: a very human tale of unnecessary suffering
• Arizona home values skid to 2002 levels
• Proposed law ties drug testing to welfare benefits
• Senate panel agrees homeowner groups cannot limit campaign efforts
• State senator proposes scrapping Arizona Board of Regents
• Two-car collision on Cornville Road
• Silent Witness pays tipsters
• Schools, city team up to fight obesity
• Firefighters launch youth program
• Cottonwood City Council sets strategy for future
• In vino veritas and tax revenue, too
• Camp Verde residents arrested on marijuana, gun charges
• State senators divided over illegal immigration proposals
• Measures mandate 2 birth certificate forms
• Colt favored for official state firearm
• Grant buys tools to recreate crime and accident scenes
• Council serious about code violations
• School board works on trust
• Beaver Creek Villas back to open space
• Two Verde Valley reps to serve on state wine growers board
• County BOS accepts Vision 2020
• Jerome Grand Hotel on 'Ghost Adventures' Friday
• Woman out of car killed on Interstate 17
• Domestic dispute leads to marijuana bust
• Pearce: illegal immigrants should be banned from universities, community colleges
• House supports bill against gender- or race-based abortions
• Law requires homeowners to swear to home occupancy
• Water, water everywhere and not a drop untaxed
• Meet the candidates for Camp Verde mayor
• CVUSD School board airs out its laundry
• Yavapai County redistricting visits Cottonwood
• Senate makes felony of attempt to enforce federal law on 'local' issues
• Rabid javelina attacks dog in Yavapai County
• ADOT gears up for weekend winter
• 4 running for 3 seats on Camp Verde Town Council
• Jury selection begins in Ray manslaughter trial in Camp Verde
• Sedona approves Medical Marijuana Ordinance
• Cottonwood drug investigation leads to sex video of minor
• School board calls special meeting for Friday
• The Word Wizards
• County health department announces Golden Plate award winners of 2010
• Arizona legislators approve tax-cut package
• Sheriff: Federal registration law not needed
• 2 in jail, third sought in Cottonwood arms heist
• Teen in Loy Road rollover
• DUI driver hits parked car
• County Recorder issues scam alert on property deeds
• Yavapai Reentry Project Seeks Volunteers
• Cuts to AHCCCS may go to Supreme Court
• Measure requires colleges to report expulsion of threatening students or faculty to mental health specialists
• Tree plantings remember Tucson Tragedy
• Yavapai County receives $6,000 from Fry's Giving Hope a Hand Campaign
• Mingus will survey girls to comply with Title IX
• Arizona lawmaker wants 'Government Food Stamp Card' to prevent welfare fraud
• Girl $16K closer to getting a new liver
• Larry T. Parker
• Michael Anthony Huk
• CV crime down in January
• Pecan and wine festival draws crowds
• Canoes head to river for a float
• Camp Verde seeks criminal zoning enforcement policy
• Verde Valley artifacts return for display at Tuzigoot
• Who is James Ray?
• Lake Montezuma man charged with luring minor for sex
• Panel kills birth-certificate bill in state Senate
• Wokasch probe slowly plods on for Mingus Union
• Two-car rear-ender in Cottowood
• RV destroyed by fire in Rimrock
• Camp Verde gets accident reconstruction app
• Car Seat Check & Dump the Drugs in Cornville
• The Wild Places: One man's mission to save what few have seen
• James Arthur Ray trial: Decision on venue change must wait
• County redistricting meeting in Cottonwood Tuesday
• State sues federal government over illegal immigration
• More to do than meets the eye at Pecan, Wine & Antique Festival in Camp Verde this weekend
• The Buffalo Soldier experience at Fort Verde
• Burroughs hired to head Camp Verde street dept.
• Lawyers begin task of empaneling jury for James Arthur Ray
• Jon Kyl will not seek another term in U.S. Senate
• Mountain lion struck by car in Camp Verde
• Car hits two school buses, no injuries
• ID theft ring nabbed in Cornville
• Senate panel votes to allow guns in public buildings
• House speaker abandons plan to end pensions for elected officials
• House votes to make gender- and race-based abortions illegal
• Parents scramble to keep school open
• Coalition keeps area hungry fed
• Council cuts recreation center’s fees
• Cottonwood City Council OKs APS deal
• State proposal would allow abused to create fictitious address
• Legion members remember four chaplains
• Mary E. Hart
• Rose Irene Chance
• Diana L. Victor
• Walter Dalegowski
• Rebates pay for library upgrades
• It’s official: Young named fire chief
• Valley View Restaurant revived in Camp Verde
• Archaeological center in Camp Verde loses out on grant
• County awards contract for new morgue
• Montague murder case in Cornville back to Grand Jury
• Citizenship bills stall in state Senate
• Yavapai College officials reveal $3.4 million in cuts
• Yavapai College axes men's and women's basketball programs
• Beaver Creek child turned children's author finds success in her fears
• Camp Verde fire destroys barn
• Turnout at Brutinel's investiture is largest in recent memory
• State inauguration cost $65,000, ran a profit
• For the Record 2-6-2011
• Jury selection for James Ray trial to start Feb. 16
• Rimrock man sentenced to 21 years in prison
• Fire captain on paid leave after road rage
• Time to hit the trail
• Rent a library book? Not such a bad idea
• Arizona lawmakers seek restrictions on children riding in truck beds
• Fire burns kitchen in Camp Verde
• Chamber of commerce celebrates three decades
• Brother Phillip Andrew Weldon
• The Camp Verde Journal turns 30 years old
• Columbine girl’s story aims to end bullying
• Two sworn in on MUHS board
• MUHS student leaders talk about future
• Ray defense targets witnesses
• Don J. Helton
• Hazel June Gunter
• Richard Ervin
• Clarine Ive Andrew
• Theodore E. Martinson
• Louis Jaquith Spear III
• Priem, Collins may seek remand in Sylar's death
• Recycling tonnage going up in Camp Verde
• Cottonwood shed burns
• Car full of marijuana at Cottonwood overlook
• Copper theft in Camp Verde
• Gun theft in Camp Verde
• December sales tax report mostly improved
• Enrollment up, but all cuts 'on the table' at Yavapai College
• Verde River basin remains geologically active: With numerous faults, quakes can be expected
• Big Chino Fault has a long history of big quakes
• Beaver Creek's Vision 2020 goes public on Saturday
• Dog shooting case looks to settlement
• Overdue hikers located in West Fork
• Property crime alert in Village of Oak Creek
• Hicks to retire from Superior Court
• Feds 'renege' on water grant, local governments charge
• Grants awarded to Sheriff's Office
• State bill would require long-form birth certificate to qualify candidates
• Camp Verde Council OKs permit for surveillance blimp
• Arizona education officials' message on budgets alarming
• County officials ponder pot law repercussions
• Shot fired during 'road rage' incident leads to Rimrock man
• Grandson cited after neglect of grandmother
• Employee charged with embezzling in Cottonwood
• Reward offered for Cottonwood burglary clues
• AG: Medical marijuana in Arizona subject to sales tax
• Governor seeks to scale back Medicaid
• BOS makes way for two new districts
• Yavapai County begins Comprehensive Plan revision amid change
• Submit nominations for Verde Pride Awards
• Furey pleads guilty in plea agreement
• AZ hospitals may tax themselves to cover Medicaid cuts
• Small earthquake near Clarkdale
• Motorcyclist picked up from intersection
• Independents gain ground on AZ political landscape
• Lawmakers want to curb governor's clemency power
• Camp Verde wastewater treatment plant set to go solar
• Camp Verde Chamber of Commerce celebrates 30th
• Arizona unemployment rates holds steady at 9.4%
• Public meeting on AZ school budget woes
• SRP's Verde water rights questioned
• Camp Verde girl needs public's help
• Governor seeks revamp of state university system
• Angel Valley Retreat approved for county use permit
• Man dies from Cottonwood crash injuries
• Memorandum of misunderstanding: Verde Valley trail plan cooperation agreement draws criticism
• Weekend rollover on 89A
• Cottonwood fast food manager charged with embezzling
• Drunken stabbing alleged in Camp Verde
• Verde Village vandalism reported
• New pastor takes over at Parkside
• Alan E. Bryant
• Myrtle Aetna Desmelik
• Robert Glenn Splies
• COCSD board could close two schools
• Students celebrate our small world
• Cottonwood recognizes 2 top employees
• CV Town Council ready to restrict fireworks
• Camp Verde needs a finance director
• Jerome hotel to reopen Jan. 20
• Uncertainty the only certainty for Verde Valley housing market
• Town receives 2nd accounting award but loses senior accountant
• Handbook developed to help correct student-account practices at CVUSD
• Four Forest Restoration Initiative
• Camp Verde Spelling Bee Winners
• Johnsons revisit wartime service
• Camp Verde's Eureka Ditch gets SRP water rights analysis
• SRP see partnerships as opportunity for all
• SRP: What's the significance of 1919?
• Cliff Castle prepares for casino competition
• Camp Verde Unified gets rebate, eyes new energy contract from APSES
• BC building project timeline delayed
• Untitled
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek School District likely will close two campuses
• Lawsuit pending in Cottonwood's hot-air balloon crash
• Military balloons clear CV Planning & Zoning
• New Year’s cold freezes water flow
• Council supports archaeology idea
• Small building projects remain steady in Camp Verde
• Erma M. Crose
• Theresa Mayorga Ortiz
• Steven Lynn Perkins
• Study suggests closing Fort Verde five months out of the year
• The Fire Drill: Cooperative Verde Valley training ensures compatibility, effectiveness
• State school funding may come down to definition of 'or'
• Harper says Pima sheriff at fault for Tucson shooting
• Beaver Creek home catches fire from woodstove
• Bomb scare on bus on Interstate 18
• Indecent exposure accusation in Cottonwood
• Shoplifting is a crime, even when pregnant
• Truck crashes into Verde River bridge
• Cottonwood man cited for camping in stairwell
• State of the State address focuses on Tucson tragedy
• Camp Verde P&Z gives OK to military project
• Yavapai College looks to wine for salvation in Verde Valley
• All options on the table for state budget cuts
• Arizona Budget: How we got here
• The 'dollars and sense' of Arizona's budget woes
• Tune in to 'Survivor -- State Capitol'
• Cottonwood bicyclist flown after fall
• SUV tumbles down Jerome embankment
• Fueled up for free in Camp Verde
• Camp Verde man jailed in laptop theft
• Stolen vehicle recovered in Camp Verde
• Snowfall brings winter rescues
• Food costs on downswing in Arizona
• Beaver Creek school to get building update
• Fire & Flood: Lessons from Flagstaff's Shultz Fire apply to Verde Valley
• Taking a Day On: Beaver Creek area to honor MLK with day of community service
• 3 seriously injured as collision shuts down 260
• Four-car accident closes SR 260
• Defense wants videos banned
• Federal plan would give states the right to determine citizenship of newborns
• ‘Spy’ balloons worry Camp Verde residents
• Judith Ann Naylor
• Wanda F. Larson
• Mary D. Hasforth
• Arthur Flower
• Dale Robert Brown
• Hotel still closed as fight continues
• Young soldiers return home
• Archaeology Center in Camp Verde could become center attraction for Verde Valley
• Center's goal is to keep Verde Valley artifacts in the Verde
• Beaver Creek recycling bins need new home
• Grand Hotel, Jerome in court Friday
• VVMC's first newborns of 2011 from Camp Verde
• Camp Verde Marshal busts suspected growers
• Citizen to the rescue in attempted theft of television
• Water, water everywhere due to cold weather
• Horne vows tough stand on immigration enforcement
• Brewer pledges fiscal discipline as head of state
• I-17, I-40 reopen following overnight efforts to clear snow, ice
• Camp Verde's Top 10 stories of 2010
• Beaver Creek's Top 10 stories of 2010
• Tax season delayed for some, remains the same for most
• VITA offers tax help for those in need
• County judge Hess to retire on Jan. 7
• Redistricting nominees legally qualified to serve on the commission
• I-17 northbound closed at 179 exit
• 89A to close Wednesday to help snowplowing efforts
• Joens unopposed after mayoral candidate disqualified
• The Camp Verde Journal looks back at 2010
• Cottonwood Journal Extra looks back at 2010
• Mingus graduate shot dead
• Bergner names Athletes of the Year
• Cop loses 2 days pay for dead K-9
• Town favors archaeology center in grant pursuit
• Sporting goods chain may build
• Snow is coming: Travel advisory issued for Arizona's high country
• Contention still arises over state Independent Redistricting Commission
• Plotting the Future: Clear Creek Cemetery seats new board
• Camp Verde adjusts to revenue declines
• Priem's mother arrested in Sylar Newton case
• Enjoy the snow, but drive with care
• $25,000 bracelet stolen from Cottonwood jeweler
• Police to conduct red light enforcement detail
• Two men seriously injured in Page Springs Road head-on
• Swift-water rescue of teens on Beaver Creek
• Swift water teams rescue boys from Beaver Creek
• Camp Verde residents hear 'eye in the sky' proposal
• A Book of Unintended Consequences: Camp Verde on last leg of zoning code rewrite
• Lost life of Verde Valley archaeologist now rediscovered
• Camp Verde lags behind Valley in sales tax
• College won’t comment on potential land buy
• Mingus' offensive woes continue at CV
• More charges arise in Sylar Newton case
• Grinch steals Christmas from Camp Verde family
• Camp Verde budget earns 'gold standard' GFOA award
• Christmas at Fort Verde always special, rain or shine
• Accused 'bathtub killer' declared not competent
• An old idea finds a new purpose in Cottonwood man's invention
• Twilight influence obvious in most-popular baby names in Arizona
• State senator wants to allow college faculty to carry guns
• Reefer rules remain cloudy
• Chamber director may promote area tourism
• William Doyel Carlton
• MUHS students slip in sciences
• South Verde High School stays on Main Street
• Town of Camp Verde gets clean audit
• Grand Hotel owners to sue Jerome
• Valenzuela joins COCSD Governing Board
• Ronald M. Coons
• Archaeology Center gets chance for $400,000 grant in Camp Verde
• Census: Arizona gains 1 congressional seat
• Tao Fellowship agrees to land use stipulation
• Camp Verde swimmer taken to hospital, then jailed
• Watching for fallen wires in Cottonwood
• Pizza scam afoot in Verde Valley
• CVUSD meeting results
• Beaver Creek School meeting results
• Gov. Brewer pushes for repeal on ban in federal health care law
• Spend It Here: Send some of the Verde's wines for Christmas
• Camp Verde's South Verde High stands its ground, for now
• Davis questions Ruskin motive for creating water district
• Bicyclist injured crossing Cottonwood's Main Street
• Horse trailer burns in Cottonwood
• Disorderly hospital patient arrested
• Mackey named Yavapai County's presiding judge
• No charges in K-9 death, but discipline and policy pending
• Sylar Newton case: Priem indicted on drug offenses
• Judge resigns in wake of Redistricting Commission religious controversy
• Camp Verde to look at housing rehabilitation grant
• Audit shows high efficiency at Beaver Creek School
• Ward named All Arizona superintendent
• DeMocker indicted on combined charges
• Cottonwood woman at center of five-car collision
• Dog owner acknowledges attack at Verde Santa Fe
• That time of year for reindeer theft
• Montezuma Castle in 140 characters or less
• Verde Valley sales tax report mixed
• Teen crime spree covers four counties, hits Camp Verde
• Beaver Buggy readies to hit the streets for public transportation
• 'Tis the season for scams and fraud
• Mingus Union principal reports on F's in all grades
• Angels for a Library
• Burgers eatery burns in Rimrock
• Homeowners to open doors of historic houses
• Camp Verde mayor, council candidates list set
• Give while you get at Camp Verde Senior Center's Christmas Store
• Forest Service seeks OHV ambassadors in Verde Valley
• Town closes Jerome Grand Hotel
• Drug bust yields six arrests, stolen weapon
• Racial slur graffiti in Cottonwood
• VVMC cath program serves as model
• Animals count their blessings
• Middle-schoolers run track at nationals
• CV Town Council: Include our trails in plan
• Camp Verde schools fix financial issues
• New credit card scam targets those who buy classified ads
• 400 enjoy annual Chocolate Walk
• Brewer opposes federal DREAM act
• Supreme Court eyes Arizona employer's sanctions law
• Yavapai County hires expert to redraw district lines
• Taking a broad worldview in Camp Verde
• Copper Canyon Trailhead goes to bid this month
• Yavapai County hires outside help for redistricting
• MATForce to help plan medical marijuana regulations
• Felony DUIs in Cottonwood
• Saved by the smoke alarm in Cottonwood
• Be wary of scams when making holiday donations
• Chocolate Walk turns out to be a 'delight'
• Take a holiday break at Canyon Singers' 20th annual Christmas Concert
• County begins redistricting process
• Camp Verde's Fire District board gets down to business
• Experts: Slow job market complicates Arizona's economic recovery in 2011
• Heaven-sent: Camp Verde man's kindness opens a lifetime of adventure
• Hold the Fort: New group makes ready for Fort Verde's future
• Local centennial project gets official nod
• Beware of scam; don't give info over telephone
• Fire burns in Cottonwood church
• Toyota impaled on Cornville Road guardrail
• Clarkdale burglary investigation continues
• Governor outlines plan of business tax cuts
• After election canvass, recount ordered on Proposition 112
• U.S. Supreme Court to review Arizona Clean Elections law
• Experts: Slow job market complicates Arizona's economic recovery in 2011
• Camp Verde hosts 68th annual Arizona Pigeon Club Show
• Camp Verde disaster plan up for review
• Christmas shopping off to good start in Verde Valley stores
• Alleged burglar booked in Clarkdale
• Old Church Road crash injures 1 in Camp Verde
• Injury reported in three-vehicle wreck in Camp Verde
• Verde Valley man shoots self in the foot
• The Verde Valley Wine Barrel Project
• Arizona's fireworks law is confusing ...sort of
• Bless the Beasts: Camp Verde's first-ever critter Christmas event
• Private property owners key to Verde River's health
• Tao hearing delayed; settlement in works
• The Charity Wedding: Giving back on the Big Day
• DUI patrol in Cottonwood this weekend
• Counterfeit money discovered in Cottonwood
• Sisterly altercation brings in Cottonwood police
• Cottonwood man in double trouble
• Wanted man turns himself in at Cottonwood police
• Cottonwood teen charged with inhaling dust remover
• College approves monthly contract for Horton
• Town Council to debate new fireworks law
• Camp Verde wants to reorganize priorities
• Jose Luis Varela
• Phyllis Jean Bright
• Darlene H. Thompson
• Tim Foist hunts Cape Buffalo on African safari
• Middle school student catches whooping cough
• Regional NAIPTA to takes over city's CAT buses
• Council hands out federal grants
• Council voids Simonton Ranch plans
• The cost of food: Tallying totals for Thanksgiving
• Few Camp Verde Council candidates for 2011
• Turn your turkey grease into biofuel
• Governor names Brutinel as newest Arizona Supreme Court justice
• Camp Verde's cleanup on road to prosperity
• Watch for deer in the headlights
• Camp Verde's Simonton Ranch back to square one
• New USGS report shows strong groundwater-surface water connection in state
• The inconvenient truth about groundwater
• Arizona jobs numbers show signs of life
• Who's this masked man? Sign up now for Cottonwood Christmas Parade
• Cottonwood mulls use of CDGB money
• Whooping cough confirmed at Cottonwood school
• Fight and theft in Camp Verde
• Lawmakers seek to change criminal law's sentencing rules
• Lawmaker wants to charge 'loser pay' in frivolous lawsuits
• Yavapai College President Horton plans to retire in 2011
• Ranch House Coalition close to deal on restaurant, Beaver Creek golf course
• Flag finally raised again at Camp Verde Library
• Hackett takes second spot on Camp Verde school board
• Camp Verde council considers problems, projects and plans
• Hot ashes suspected in Cottonwood house fire
• Bogus check leads to jail in Camp Verde
• Assault alleged at Cottonwood hospital
• Bullrider suffers back injury
• No happy camper: Theats made in Cottonwood
• CAT to merge with transit authority, after all
• Young resigns from Dept. of Economic Security
• Prop. 112 tally triggers recount
• Starting up state marijuana program will take time
• Judge: Well-at-the-well case to proceed
• Be a Christmas angel to elderly in Camp Verde
• Verde River Basin Partnership blossoms as group redefines future
• Verde Valley Trails plan hits snag in Cottonwood
• More smoke over the mountain
• Court: State can take $$ raised by farmers
• Ariz. Game & Fish to buy ranch next to Agua Fria Monument
• Events celebrate city of Cottonwood’s anniversary
• Pro-marijuana measure on verge of passing
• Court won't force Arizona to count ballots of unregistered voters
• Beaver Creek School completing permitting process for new building
• The boys from Cornville go racing ...and bring home the prize
• On the sands of Iwo Jima
• Prosecutors disheartened by 9th Circuit ruling on child pornography
• Election officials seek not to count ballots of unregistered voters
• Rove predicts more GOP congressional gains in Arizona
• Mobile fire in Rimrock caused by dryer
• Two rollovers at same interstate milepost
• How's my teaching? Camp Verde School gets inside look at evaluations
• Judge Darrow weighs prior sweat lodge testimony in James Arthur Ray case
• Feds release early report on Cottonwood balloon crash
• Mario Estrada: Two wars, five awards for valor
• Camp Verde TOP teens reach out to brighten holidays for soldiers
• 'Bright line' maps complete for Verde River tributaries
• New numbers widen a close school board race in Camp Verde
• Forest plans go public this month
• Keeping It Clean In Beaver Creek
• Birdie Valley: Snow bird season is upon us
• Troubled teens CARE for dogs
• Republicans win throughout state
• Man sentenced in workers’ comp case
• Town celebrates Halloween
• Mingus stages ‘Noises Off’
• Unofficial Final Results of Nov. 2 General Election
• Ancient Camp Verde site among hundreds watched by stewards
• Verde Valley cars keep crashing
• Hotel manager accused of embezzling in Village of Oak Creek
• Camp Verde man tries to steal stop sign - in front of deputies
• Attempted murder allegations against Camp Verde man
• Russell Pearce named Senate president; Tobin now House majority leader
• County reports preliminary election results
• County prescription savings reach $1M
• County releases regional trail plan
• Edith Katherine Link
• Marie T. Adams
• Gosar unseats Kirkpatrick as Arizona joins voters' new direction
• Yavapai County (Unofficial) Election Results -- 11:25 p.m.
• Camp Verde voters defeat both sales tax issues
• Gilbert top vote-getter for Camp Verde school-board; men in dead heat
• Gunnell, Darby, Blum and Wingate win CVFD seats
• Fire burns truck at Hotwood's Canyon Wood yard in Camp Verde
• Delay on bids for Yavapai County's juvenile justice center
• Work begins on recycle facility near Rimrock
• Spiders rock Camp Verde: Hundreds show up for first reunion
• Yavapai-Apache Nation students spend break cleaning river
• Red Rock Pass gets interim changes
• Camp Verde hosts trick-or-treat event
• Newly registered Democrats hard to find in Arizona
• New studio teaches classical art skills
• Back-to-back Jerome area wrecks
• Camp Verde woman charged with 'keying' vandalism
• Yavapai Search and Rescue gets dedicated Command Vehicle
• VVN staff earns awards
• Cottonwood Village to host talk on scammers
• Watch your car - you can bet thieves are
• Baby boom at Out of Africa
• Woman firefighter on the way up
• Rusty's Morningstar Ranch launches 'Recycle Trash for Cash' program
• Hit and run in Camp Verde
• Camp Verde children see results of energy conservation
• Military tech company looks at Camp Verde
• Don't run from the law in Camp Verde
• Camp Verde's Beto Ruiz paints his life story
• Camp Verde's Damien Andre gets year in jail, ordered to pay $72,000
• Courageous Living Conference comes to Cottonwood Nov. 6
• Flood insurance on a Camp Verde hilltop?
• School to discuss hiring business employees during special meeting
• Camp Verde's Bread of Life harassed during dinner
• Court: Arizonans don't have to prove citizenship to register to vote
• School tries to de-stress with added business staff
• Governor will not attend execution after denying reprieve
• Two little fish get a big break
• Cottonwood man scammed in 'grandpa fraud'
• Town of Camp Verde's online auction a huge success
• Clark Mansion sent to scrap heap
• Crime higher last month
• Kingdom of the Spiders: The busiest day on Main Street Camp Verde
• Paraplane collides with hot air balloon
• Kingdom of the Spiders: Movie returns to Camp Verde
• Fort Verde Days winners announced
• Abortion provider says new state rules unlawful
• 2,000 Arizonans die each year from hospital infections
• Money flows to valley's stream gauges
• Expect smoke in the air from managed fires
• Cottonwood Police K-9 dies
• Supervisors busy in Cottonwood meeting Monday
• Q&A with District 1 legislative candidates
• SRP builds another native fish sanctuary
• Court case reins in Red Rock Pass program
• Paraglider, hot air balloon collide over Cottonwood during Airfest 2010
• Court ignores Governor; Will allow Mexico opinion in SB 1070 suit
• Jason Burns named MATForce Member of the Year
• Random Remedy featured at BCB's Folk Music Night Oct. 15
• Dead pursuit suspect identified
• Admitting egging
• Darding to be sentenced in Janecek's death
• Warning of copper cable thefts
• Hearts for the Hungry and the Homeless
• Glassman makes campaign stop in Camp Verde
• Regional trail system getting tied together
• Bald eagles continue ride on legal currents
• No solid upwarad trends in sales revenue
• Where are those meds?
• Cops will get you for speed
• Tuzigoot set for a makeover
• Jerome State Park re-opens Thursday
• Yavapai's Robert Brutinel among trio of finalists for Arizona Supreme Court
• Kwail sworn in as Yavapai-Apache chairman
• Citizen's Academy opens Camp Verde Town Hall
• Council-mayor election looms in Camp Verde
• Camp Verde celebrates Fort Verde Days
• Yavapai-Apache Nation UNITY Youth Council begins Verde River clean-up
• Biker down
• Beaver Creek Library has new Friends
• Group forms Valley archaeology center
• The financial impact of sales tax increases
• Camp Verde a busy place this weekend
• AZ Town Hall tests Verde Valley's mood
• Alien abduction
• Storms bring hail, flood damage
• Group debates the future of state parks in Arizona
• CVFD, MRFD, build working partnership
• Little Gal and Little Guy
• MRFD and others teach CPR today
• Proposition 107 addresses 1960s race bill
• Students keep campus clean
• Riderless horse honors McDonald
• How do they figure my tax bill?
• New book chronicles Camp Verde history in photos
• AZ Centennial project growing in size and scope
• We've got some catching up to do
• Man’s best friend answers call of traumatic events
• Camp Verde struggles against Spartans in loss
• Rainbow Acres plans to open charter school
• ADEQ impressed after water inspection
• Enjoy Rhythm & Ribs with the Gin Blossoms
• Dead hiker identified in Grand Canyon
• Body recovered from canyon floor near Jerome
• Water group criticizes perceived Safe Yield inaction
• Prescott National Forest whittles list of potential wildernesses
• Cliff Castle presents Ft. Verde Days Bull Bash
• Family, firemen say thanks to local heroes for rescuing pets during fire
• First ever Camp Verde fire board up for grabs
• FFA opens door for student
• Sergeant resigns after investigation
• RV park still the plan on old highway
• Court rules state has right to control inmate earnings
• Brewer won't debate again unless Goddard surges
• Department of Justice contends SB 1070 is in conflict with federal law
• Prop. 112 shortens time frame for initiative petitions
• Approval of Prop. 111 will create Lt. Governor position
• Prop. 107 will nullify affirmative action programs
• Six-figure tab expected for governors conference that never was
• Court rules Lexington Insurance liable for Jim Irvin legal judgment
• Ffuture of state parks - a public discussion
• Dishon finally facing Yavapai charges
• Cottonwood woman killed on I-40
• Motorcycle rear-ended in Camp Verde
• City gets taken by counterfeiter
• Camp Verde Library vandalized
• Bathtub murderer to get mental review
• Youth minister in court on child sex charges
• Looking for Perps: Jail-a-thon will benefit historical society during Fort Verde Days
• Ashley Roth named Colonel's Daughter
• Camp Verde zoning code rewrite headed home
• Navigating the road to financial stability
• Verde Valley gets both sides on medical marijuana
• Rainbow Acres unveils building and sculpture
• Forest fees may pay millions to schools
• Cottonwood up for big grants in 2011
• South Verde tech school may relocate
• Verde Valley Humane Society, Castillo face tough questions
• Get geared up for Fort Verde Days Oct. 8-10
• Silent Witness pays cash
• Marijuana grow shut down
• Cottonwood battle over political signs
• Cattle vs. dogs dispute goes to court
• Arizona's changing map of politics
• Getting the boot: Footlockers at the Fort
• Castle's visitor center marks 50 years
• Setting a course: Ranch House Coalition presses on with acquisition
• Fire leaves 3 homeless in Camp Verde
• Fire destroys Middle Verde home
• District board OK with optional Bible class
• Camp Verde schools need financial help
• Commission recommends more privatization of state govt. services
• New system coming to monitor Arizona's private prisons
• Verde River Days is 22 with something for everyone
• If it wasn't for that javelina ...
• Bronze sculpture stolen in Cottonwood
• Motorcycle down
• Mom leaves preschoolers home alone at midnight
• Domestic violence details emerge in Masche case
• Another delay in Tao Fellowship hearing
• Angel Valley Retreat zoning delayed
• County General Plan update launch approved
• Autumn is here! Celebrate equinox at V Bar V
• Farm Bureau's Agricultural Honorees
• A League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
• Yavapai-Apache Nation elects David Kwail as chairman
• Ohio Valley Refinery & Roadshow comes to Camp Verde
• Yes, burns are working: Collaborative study shows benefit of prescribed fires
• Arizona one of worst poverty-stricken states
• Impaired drivers, listen up
• Smoke issues shut down Weir Fire
• Smoke on the Roof
• County supervisors to discuss Angel Valley and Tao
• Learning curve: Valley's surface water riddle has many complexities
• Arizona jobless rate hits highest mark in nearly three decades
• Avoiding collapse: Senior Center seeks public's help
• Court rejects new BLM changes to grazing rights
• Fort Verde prepares fence for Tom Sawyer Day
• Relay raises more than $10,000
• Camp Verde honors 9/11 victims
• Public invited to VVHS meeting
• Search successful for 80-year-old man
• Freeway rollover injures two
• Gypsies blamed for jewelry and cash theft
• Suspect arrested for armed robbery at Don's Smoke Shop
• Learning the Black Arts
• State university tuition waivers may be cut
• CVUSD: Student on board
• Cut too deep? School opts to add back to administration
• Ranch House Coalition explores options
• Where's the water? Study looks at relationship of irrigation ditches to river
• Police arrest man who robbed store with knife
• Cottonwood applies for emergency $40K transit loan
• School board denies Superintendent Foist’s resignation
• State tries to crack down on credit card 'skimmers'
• Camp Verde welcomes new town manager
• Survivors honored at Relay For Life
• Who would steal a tow truck? This guy!
• Weir Fire creates occasional smoke
• Camp Verde bumper cars
• Cottonwood burglary exceeds $100,000
• Sextuplets dad booked on domestic violence
• Beaver Creek School eyes solar benefits, too
• Pioneer Picnic hosts old timers and old-time groupies
• New Camp Verde fire station awaits state, federal OK
• Poll: Republicans angrier than Democrats at government
• Daylight armed robbery in Cottonwood
• Governor prevents govt. salaries commission from meeting
• One dead after crash on Mingus Mountain
• Schlee 'bathtub' murder case proceeds in court
• OHV clash: Agua Fria river fence draws heated debate
• Q&A with Ann Kirkpatrick
• Q&A with Paul Gosar
• Camp Verde remembers losses of 9/11
• American Legion honors the victims of Sept. 11th
• For the Record 9-12-2010
• Cottonwood Community Band Gears Up For Fall
• Painted Barrel Project: Participate in public art
• BB vandals on the loose
• Unconscious after Clarkdale wreck
• Hold that train, help is coming
• Chamber of Commerce Visitors Center stays put
• Mingus to debate block scheduling again
• NACOG awards Cottonwood for new jobs
• Final touches put on Fort Verde Days
• Farmers market turns into food drive
• Students learn water rescue techniques
• Town pioneer and Civil War vet finally gets tombstone
• AIA board makes alignment changes
• Town preps to run weekend’s Relay For Life
• Town votes to seek $1.2 million loan for library
• Latest poll shows Brewer still front-runner over Goddard
• Verde Valley haze from Weir Fire
• McGuireville men save family's pets from burning home
• No consensus on county's Gurley Street project
• New commission addressing Arizona's rural water issues
• Verde District gets new ranger
• Charity Behind the Scenes
• Arizona AG debate: Mud-slinging or truth-telling
• Ill hiker rescued from Wet Beaver Creek Wilderness
• Camp Verde's Betty Hanf earns Yavapai County 'Unsung Hero' honor
• Man arrested on charges of felony endangerment
• Coconino NF selects 3 wilderness areas
• Lower home values affect taxing districts
• Camp Verde does have a curfew
• Teens mad at Mom go to jail
• MUHS superintendent's revolving door as Foist seeks early contract release
• Camp Verde council OKs $1.2 million loan application for new library
• Pierce and Tobin seek higher legislative posts
• What to do Saturday in downtown Camp Verde
• DoJ takes Arpaio to court
• Arizona racks up donations to pay legal bills
• Court: Leaving water for migrants not 'littering'
• Brewer refuses any more debates with Goddard
• New Camp Verde Website mixes flash with function
• Camp Verde Library offers TOOLS for the public
• Governor's Debate: Goddard blames Brewer for decline in tourism
• Do You Know Baker?
• Tattoo shop investigated for tattooing children
• Backflow preventer issue becomes a lawsuit for Cottonwood
• Verde Valley Medical Center selects new chief medical officer
• Forest Service puts local snakes on exhibit
• Rusty's Morningstar Ranch 25th anniversary
• $5,000 reward offered in Sylar Newton case
• GOP candidates call out Dems to denounce boycotters
• Illegal immigrant population down sharply in Arizona
• Injured Camp Verde driver facing charges after leaving crash
• 50th Colonel's Daughter title up for grabs
• Verde River Basin Partnership kicks off first study
• Camp Verde Town Council may go for library loan
• Man with gun charged with endangerment
• Boyfriend charged with kidnap
• More marijuana on Interstate 17
• Girl, 16, thrown from rollover
• Mobile home totally destroyed in Sedona
• Three-vehicle crash in Cottonwood
• Clarkdale home saved from spreading fire
• For the Record 9-1-2010
• Sedona school superintendent retiring
• Grand jury returns 20-count indictment against youth pastor
• Thomas concedes AG Republican race to Horne
• Horne may have edged out Thomas
• Still counting: GOP attorney general candidate still undecided
• Fort Verde Day's Little Gal - Little Guy Contest approaching
• McCain Helps Open Verde Valley GOP Headquarters
• Camp Verde Schools energy project on schedule
• Fresh off walkover primary, Kirkpatrick visits Verde Valley
• Green Rangers program opens doors
• Shooting on Verde River leads to arrest of Childs man
• Grafting wine grapes and wild grapes
• Parkison wins Verde Valley constable race
• Gosar a clear GOP winner in CD1 race
• State senate race cranking up
• Tobin strong in House primary
• Swift water: Learning to save lives
• Primary Election Notes from Arizona Secretary of State's Office
• Early sparring in gubernatorial race
• Damian Andre sentenced on fraud, felony theft
• Sedona man shoots self, falls from Midgley Bridge
• White powder creates Hazmat scare in Cottonwood
• Share the Harvest: Farmers Market seeks donations for needy
• Yavapai County Primary Election Results
• Beaver Creek developers get six more months
• Groups could lose nonprofit status
• Charity pays paramedics' training costs
• Town settles wood yard dispute
• Council changes decision on recycling location
• Thomas, Horne AG race too close to call
• Gov. Brewer coasts to easy win in GOP primary
• Parkison wins Constable's race
• McCain an easy winner in U.S. Senate Race
• Election Update: Arizona Corporation Commission
• Grape Stomp 5K comes to Verde Valley
• Stewards of Public Lands recognized for trash removal
• Camp Verde Town Council calls a huddle
• McCluskey, Welch arrested at campground near Springerville
• Digital age brings the past home in Yavapai County
• Cell phone testimony valid in accident case
• Poll shows Arizonans support open primary
• 9th Circuit tosses conviction on Super bowl threats
• Appeals Court orders re-sentence hearing in death penalty case
• Brewer non-committal on debates with Goddard
• Windstorm downs tree
• I-17 Rollover
• Motorcycle vs. truck on Cornville Road
• Chlorine gas leak in Cottonwood
• Industrial chlorine leak in Clarkdale
• Bicyclist found dead near Sedona
• Brutinel considered for Arizona Supreme Court
• Yavapai County Community Foundation passes out $167,000
• Suspect extradited in Fossil Creek murder
• Constable candidates compare credentials
• What ever happened to Verde otters?
• Minister charged with sex crimes
• Verde otters earn their keep
• Suspect extradited in Fossil Creek murder
• Angel Valley retreat zoning in question
• Town agrees to wood yard settlement
• Council OK's blanket insurance for community special events
• Proud to be an American
• Sodexo violates students’ privacy
• Martin moves family to town, gets to work
• Two race for tribal chair
• Yavapai County helps limit nature's diseases in humans
• Beaver Creek Villas gets a six-month reprieve
• Leptospirosis risk always present in Verde
• Open House at Camp Verde High School
• Voters head to primary on Aug. 24
• Buena Vista owes the IRS $77,000
• Relay for Life Mixer at White Hills Court
• A for effort?
• Council considers event insurance policy changes
• Memorial service set for three YCSO detention officers
• A bird walk for the kids
• Viniculture ordinance considered in Jerome
• James Ray motions pending
• Y-A Nation loses over 500 pounds in first 2 weeks of challenge
• The Flying AC
• Beaver Creek School to look at land offer
• History's future looking up
• I-17 crash victim identified
• Festival needs help, new ideas
• Criminal investigation: 2-year-old still missing
• Car wash buys bike helmets & car seats
• Camp Verde Town Council eliminates a recycling site
• County reports two cases of Canine Leptospirosis in Verde
• Amazing: Damien Watkins' unexpected SkillsUSA journey
• Human remains believed to be Sylar Newton
• Heart attack kills driver
• Attempted burglary at cigar store
• Police called on business employee
• Block those wheels well
• AG announces charges against two women in prison escape
• Pavatea, Kwail emerge victorious in Yavapai-Apache Nation Primary Election
• Camp Verde losing to Payson as state's center point
• Detention officers killed in Hwy 169 collision identified
• Update: Hwy 169 head-on kills 3 detention officers
• For the Record
• GOP leadership hopes to salvage anti-union measure for November ballot
• U.S. Senate bill provides $8.1 million to ICE
• Goddard wants to eliminate sales tax exemptions to aid education
• Yavapai College enrollment up 5% in summer session
• Church trailer stolen
• Electronic security makes theft hard
• Park Service wants opinion on old building
• Six posthumous grand marshals chosen for Fort Verde Days
• Simonton dig unearths some surprises
• Cottonwood driver killed in wrong-way I-17 crash
• Schlee may plead insanity in Cottonwood's bathtub killing
• Learn about your own dollars and sense
• School board ballots fixed for November election
• 7 file to run for new Camp Verde Fire District Board
• Camp Verde's Matt Morris assumes leader's role in Verde Valley Leadership
• Legislators still try to get anti-union measure on ballot
• Sedona Community Foundation seeks nominations for 'Spirit of Sedona' Awards
• Father helps school switch to biodiesel
• Update: Second missing child found dead
• Court rules Prop. 108 illegally crafted
• Kyl-McCain proposal would give $20 million to ICE
• Disappearance turns into criminal case
• Pink Heals Tour starts in Jerome Thursday
• Manslaughter now charged in Rimrock man's February death
• New flag law creates 'unfunded mandate' for Camp Verde
• Slow down when it rains
• Crews respond to flooding
• Fire destroys workshop and equipment in Sedona
• No rubber checks, please
• County supervisors OK budget, parks plan
• Deputies looking for second missing child in county
• Still no clues to Sylar Newton's disappearance
• Center breaks visitor records
• Kids meet cops during Night Out
• Prison escapees reported in Flagstaff; considered armed and dangerous
• Search for missing boy leads to landfill
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek School District bus routes for 2010-11
• Philippine veterans honored 65 years later
• 2010 Primary: 5 seek Attorney General office
• Admitted burglars nabbed in Cottonwood
• Camp Verde Town Code revisions addressing citizen concerns
• Trailhead Revisited? Camp Verde mayor pushes for promised Copper Canyon trail entry
• Pattersons dream of an indoor shooting range
• SB 1070 judge receives threats
• SB 1070 protests lead to arrests
• Brewer seeks appeal of judge's SB 1070 ruling
• The Beaver Count
• Cottonwood courthouse opens Friday
• Firefighters, cops prepare for National Night Out
• YCSO searches camp for a missing 2-year-old boy
• K-9 Buster retires from force
• Domestic violence in Rimrock leads to shootout
• Jerome council sets budget
• CD1's GOP candidates attempt to differentiate
• Still no sign of little Sylar Newton
• What's New at School
• Bulletin: Judge blocks provisions in SB1070
• Update: Major provisions of SB 1070 will not take effect Thursday
• The not-so-well-known new laws in Arizona
• Court Docket 7-28-2010
• Patient is jailed in wheelchair
• iPod device stolen
• More shoplifting in Cottonwood
• Illegal beer run
• Former DEA agent weighs in on medical marijuana measure
• Verde Valley National Night Out makes Tuesday special
• Camp Verde's town surplus auction goes online
• 2010 monsoon comes soon, comes often
• Latest: Search continues for 2-year-old
• Feds don't want piggy-back cases in SB1070 suit
• New officers appointed to Local Workforce Investment Board
• Changing of the guard at Camp Verde Fire District
• 2-year-old missing at Beaver Creek campground
• Local fire agencies lift county fire ban
• Update: Bloodhounds search for 2-year-old at Beaver Creek Campground
• Sports and non-enrolled students on CVUSD agenda
• Do you remember 'Kingdom of the Spiders?'
• House candidates grilled by League
• James Arthur Ray's sweat lodge trial delayed
• Charter members leave commission
• Bridgeport may change schools
• USFS may add 30K acres into new wilderness areas
• City updates building code
• Golden Cobra Boxing hosts fight night
• USPS to update PO Box records
• School board member won't run for re-election
• Employees marry at senior center
• Clarkdale-Jerome school board sets budget
• Crowds converge on Camp Verde CornFest
• Susan Pardee to retire from Wells Fargo
• O'Halleran selected as new president for Keep Sedona Beautiful
• Sedona called for flooding relief in Flagstaff
• Sedona child locked in car
• Off the hill in Jerome
• Jail visitor prompts chase in Camp Verde
• Beaver Creek Library gets its independence
• SB 1070 in federal court: Judge questions attorneys for both sides of state controversy
• Beaver Creek community plan finds new life
• Hauser radishes? Hauser carrots? Get used to it
• U.S. members of Congress seek to intervene in Arizona lawsuit
• Campaign of non-violent civil disobedience planned to protest immigration law
• SB1070 suit: Burden of proof a 'balance of hardships'
• National Guard units to arrive in Arizona next month
• Car fire suppressed in Cottonwood
• Car hits bicyclist, leaves scene
• Motorcycle, car collide
• Assault in Old Town
• Van rolls on Cornville Road
• Prescott Forest to lift fire restrictions Wednesday
• Yavapai-Apache Nation takes the lead in the fight against diabetes
• New maps will help determine water rights
• Beaver Creek developers get 30-day delay
• State pays $77,000 legal bill to defend SB1070
• Call to Artists for Made in Clarkdale 2010
• Obama's popularity slides in Arizona
• Music in the Home at the Clemenceau
• Arizona's independent voters eye GOP primaries
• Habitat for Humanity No. 8 on U.S. 'Builder 100' list
• Yavapai Community Foundation selects Traci Corey as new regional manager
• Learn about 'Medical Marijuana Initiative'
• Dist. 1 state rep candidate forum Thursday
• Time to Register at Camp Verde High School
• Camp Verde Unified sets school budget
• International Exchange Students coming to Arizona this fall
• Sedona to make hanges to RoadRunner
• New 'Secrets of the Gita' Seminar
• Election 2010: Full slate seeks McCain's Senate seat
• McCain, Hayworth clash; Deakin stands pat
• V-Bar-V Ranch Explorers Day to discuss grain-fed vs. grass-fed beef cattle
• Sheriff's Office still seeks signs of Kristal Forest
• Ray trial vacated, change of venue sought in sweat lodge death case
• Legislative candidates spar over top issues in Prescott debate
• For the Record
• Rimrock school and church vandalized; sheriff seeks suspects
• Good Samaritans prevent wild fire on 89A
• A lesson in accounting
• Harbeson to step down as Camp Verde fire chief July 30
• Fight festering over canceled border governors conference
• Camp Verde High School to re-open entry off Montezuma Castle Highway
• Public's chance to look at town budget Wednesday
• County OKs tentative $80.5M budget
• Udall turns down town manager job
• Beaver Creek School looks at first concepts for new building
• Fire District seeks 5 board members
• Statistics reveal town of Camp Verde’s activity
• Mills suspends campaign for governor
• Simonton Ranch: Camp Verde's orphan development
• Vandals damage Rimrock church and school
• Dean Martin drops out of Arizona governor's race
• Ray defense wants evidence excluded
• The Met: Live in HD coming to SRRHS
• Joseph A. Fragale
• The Long Walk
• Anne Jordan Jackson
• Martin accepts offer from CV town council
• Kincaid selected to umpire at Little League World Series
• Public's chance to discuss school budget tonight
• Airport hanger condo plat approved
• Camp Verde Town Council picks new manager
• Oily rags blames for another fire
• City names Randall associate magistrate
• Health official urges voters to reject medicinal marijuana measure
• Grill burns more than steaks
• Fire chief says farewell to job
• Food prices on the rise in Arizona
• No joy ride for Cottonwood teen
• 125 and counting! Cornville to celebrate
• Reward for hit-and-run vehicle/suspect
• Gann ... or Simpson ... sentenced again
• Woman walks away from Cornville rollover
• Welders ignite brush fire
• CD 1 has many choices ... if you are Republican
• Welly charged with endangering children and teens
• Proposed new wilderness areas to boost Verde Valley protections
• Biker gets road rash
• Crash on Quail Run
• Cliff Castle Casino names new general manager
• Verde Valley Free Fishing Day
• Two Areas Along the Verde River Closed to Protect Bald Eagles
• Motorized Vehicle Restrictions on Forest Roads 9703 and 9603X
• Forest Lifts Bald Eagle Closures on Verde River
• Areas Along The Verde River Closed To Protect Bald Eagles
• Serengeti Safari
• Wildlife Preserve
• Predator Feed Show
• Giant Snake Show

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