Cottonwood, AZ News

• Cottonwood, AZ News
• All Hail the Chief: Cottonwood turns out to bid farewell to Mike Casson (with photo gallery)
• Ken Bennett on 'birthing' & budgets
• Hawaii provides verification on Obama birth
• Judge refuses to order redistricting change
• Forest Service orders Fossil Creek closed
• Taylor Waste celebrates 10 years in business
• Verde Valley Wine Trail shares the wealth
• ACE donates smoke detectors
• Memorial Day ceremonies planned in Verde Valley
• Complete fireworks ban now in effect for county
• Artists Against Drunk Driving launches locally
• Margie Beach named director of communications at Rainbow Acres
• Basin Partnership releases Verde River 'guiding principles'
• Oak Creek students are going on to high school
• County supervisors debate 'budget philosophy'
• City begins crafting spending plan for 2013
• Eighth year for 'It's Cool to Stay in School'
• Cash in on a Verde River lunker
• Study finds Verde River water 'generally good'
• Eighth-grade promotions Wednesday and Thursday
• Gladiator Fire local staffing continues
• Injury accident south of Jerome
• Dumpster burns in Cottonwood
• Children and matches a bad mix
• Seatbelts save lives, again
• DUI Checkpoint nabs impaired drivers
• Jerome's Memory Lane
• Lots of LAFS (with photo gallery)
• Archaeology Center to raise $250,000 for new facility
• Mingus Class of 2012 graduation Friday
• Gladiator Fire donations, volunteers and smoke
• Brewer takes off gloves in fight with Planned Parenthood
• Bennett explains actions on Romney support, Obama birth certificate
• Commission wants judge to keep redistricting decision in place
• Judge orders AHCCCS to put incontinence briefs back in budget
• City gets good grades on newest report card
• Keep Sedona Beautiful gives $1,000 award to David Lamparter
• Bookmarks fundraiser a flight of imagination
• Mingus Construction Hits Ground Running
• Block grant on Clarkdale council agenda Tuesday
• West Nile Virus found near Tavasci Marsh
• Main and Mingus intersection now 'tells' you when to cross
• Mingus' Marshall Tolleson wins Discus Award
• Sandra Drane named County Unsung Hero
• Cottonwood budget sessions begin
• Mountain View Prep mini musicals scheduled
• Cottonwood mayor takes part in state water conference
• OLLI issues call for facilitators for Fall 2012
• What is that Buzzing?
• Children on motorbikes must wear safety gear
• Lock those doors
• Shooting up the place
• New speed limit for Cottonwood 6th Street
• March sales tax report mixed in Verde Valley
• School board seats to be decided in 2012 election
• New maps refining Verde Valley floodplain
• What is that Buzzing?
• Conditions in place for severe wildfire season
• State jobless rate drops to 8.2 percent
• Private, parochial school voucher law signed into law by governor
• Lawmakers approve 'sponsored research' tweak to public records law
• State deal may close books on 31-year-old lawsuit
• New state election law unwanted and unneeded
• Judge denies motion for new judge in death penalty case
• Challengers sweep Sedona Fire recall election
• DUI checkpoint this weekend
• Metals dealers reminded of laws
• Camp Verde joins firefight
• Clarkdale brush fire
• Cornville Assn. elects new officers
• Verde Village board back up to speed
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek School District Wraps Up Teacher Appreciation Week
• Bennett to speak to Chamber Tuesday
• Free workshop on How to Start Your Own Business
• Whiskey Row Fire Fundraiser May 20 in Prescott
• City Begins Work on West Mingus Avenue Improvements
• Steppin' Out at American Heritage
• How much money is enough in Yavapai County?
• Quite a Discovery
• Nursing a family affair for 'The 4 J's'
• City of Cottonwood earns Bronze Bicycle Friendly Community honor
• Court Docket: May 17, 2012
• Economists says Romney will hasten fiscal recovery
• Postcard no longer necessary for homeowner rebate
• Court: Stores not obligated to reimburse customers for inaccurate pricing
• Monthly Spaghetti Dinner
• Cornville man killed in alleged high speed crash
• Davis not happy with county budget process, reorganization
• Prime Time Fair celebrates Senior Living
• Wildfire season explodes in Arizona
• American Heritage Academy merging with EdKey
• Feeding the Hungry
• VVMC recognizes outstanding nurses
• Cottonwood's Kara Block earns medical degree
• Honoring Teachers
• Fashion show for Boys & Girls Club May 19
• Finding the right alternative plants
• Operation Adopt A Vet launches
• Relay for Life 2012
• Dump the Drugs disposes of 735 pounds of medications
• Tax cuts will reduce state revenue $100 million by 2019
• Governor vetoes measures on federal lands and terrorism law
• Governor signs election consolidation bill into law
• Contraceptives no longer required in insurance coverage
• State wants tougher scrutiny on insurance rate hikes
• March of the Feral Pigs toward the Verde Valley
• Cottonwood seeks slower speed limit on Sixth St.
• School districts get report on facilities costs
• Application period starts for marijuana dispensaries in Verde Valley
• 2 arrested for throwing rocks at moving cars
• Child abduction scare in Cottonwood prompts search for SUV
• Garcia lawyer alleges judicial misconduct in child-murder case
• Groundbreaking Wednesday for Mingus upgrade, roundabout
• Mingus Union Senior Honors Night May 14
• Yavapai College has public hearing on property tax
• Four-way stop at Monte Tesoro and Fir Street
• Overnight work on I-17 at Cordes Junction
• Forum to answer citizen water questions
• League of Women Voters adopts new name
• Volunteers needed to chart water flow in Agua Fria River
• New officers for Lake Montezuma Women's Civic Club
• Leap Frog 3 will clean roadways May 19
• Another fatal collision involving motorcycle in West Sedona
• Arizona booster seat law goes into effect this summer
• Governor vetoes new red light law
• Appeals Court paves way for lawsuit against kit airplane firm
• New legal challenge filed to keep redistricting as is
• Rancher forced to pay punitive damages to illegal border crossers
• Governor signs law making state workers at-will employees
• Verde voting districts get the shuffle
• Verde Village #6 garage fire scatters family
• NAU-SRP to answer forest restoration questions
• Going through the roof in Jerome
• Man arrested in dog shooting case expected to enter guilty pleas
• Motorcyclist killed in Sedona collision
• Rebuilding the ranks at Yavapai Sheriff's Office
• Mingus band awards night planned May 21
• Study shows average life spans rising in county
• Arizona Culturekeepers to induct Jerome's Katie Lee
• Clarkdale announces passing of Patricia Williams
• Historic sites to receive markers in Cornville during May 19 event
• Shared Services: What's in it for kids?
• Post-traumatic stress disorder patients want access to medical marijuana
• Lawmakers' housing fund raid rubs AG the wrong way
• Volunteers expand vineyard at Yavapai College's Verde Campus (with photo gallery)
• Cemetery sign ripped down
• Justice for Sylar: Collins pleads guilty to child abuse
• Litter getter offers cash for trash
• Verde Valley Fair livestock auction generates $137,899
• Camp Verde Farmer's Market sets its schedule
• Relay for Life will go round and round with family, friends and supporters
• Yavapai College graduation planned Friday in Clarkdale
• Rabid lion attacks dog in remote area
• Guest speakers during Teacher Appreciation Week
• No change in summer hours at Tuzigoot, Castle
• Rotary announces Chili Cook-Off Winners
• Governor signs state's new $8.6 billion spending plan
• Flown With Pride
• History at risk: State parks get budget protection, but money stays tight
• Nancy Collins returns to court Tuesday
• 'Last walk down the aisle' for Chip Davis
• Proposed wildfire law addresses forest fuel loads
• Mingus Union Arts & Humanities ready in 2014
• Senior quilt entered in Verde Valley Fair wins 2nd-place ribbon
• Verde Valley Medical Center acquires Simon Medical Imaging
• I-17 highway closures planned at Cordes Junction
• Discount Tire coming to Cottonwood
• City of Cottonwood adopts political sign free zone
• Mingus upgrade and roundabout contracted
• Mountain crash hospitalizes three
• Accident prompts DUI charge for Cottonwood woman
• Driver goes to jail with felony DUIs after accident
• Prime Time Fair returns next weekend
• Accelerated Music Appreciation
• Court Docket 5-6-12
• Vehicle registration surcharge proposed to aid ailing State Parks system
• State lawmakers close 2012 legislative session
• Economist predicts Arizona will add 47,000 jobs this year
• New legal protections for Arizona manufacturers awaits governor's signature
• State lawmakers balk at Pearce recall reimbursement plan
• Arizona version of 'Caylee's Law' hits Colorado City snag
• Poetic justice for Arizona education budget
• Cottonwood's Angie Hillman is Yavapai Teacher of the Year
• First Verde Valley Wine symposium a success
• Public invited to 3-acre vine planting at Yavapai College
• Mingus upgrade and roundabout contracted
• Cottonwood student wins first place in Arizona Centennial Card Design Contest
• Yavapai College Fire Academy Multi-Casualty DrilL (with photo gallery)
• Jerome wins one of 10 Governor's Centennial Awards
• Mingus art students win scholarships from festival
• Verde Valley Leadership Class VI hosts Government and Politics Day, panel discussion with law professionals
• GOP lawmakers decide to challenge redistricting maps
• Pearce has chance to get recall money back from taxpayers
• Senate OKs more power to governor to dismiss personnel
• Sharing already in progress for local districts
• Flagstaff woman pleads guilty in Sylar Newton disappearance and death case
• Lawmakers approved GOP-controlled $8.6 billion spending plan
• For Cottonwood Lookin' Good competitors, winning is all about losing
• No sizzle this year in Cottonwood's Old Town Sizzlin' Salsa
• State Parks names new director
• Fort Verde attendance up 50 percent in first quarter
• Kids Against Hunger: 116,424 Meals and Counting (with photo gallery)
• Verde Valley Voices celebrate Arizona Centennial
• Woman jailed for spice and warrants 
• Barn fire could have spread into Old Town
• Verde Village accidents
• Great line up for Clarkdale Concerts in the Park
• Verde River at Clarkdale Kayak Trips a Success
• Letter carrier Stamp Out Hunger drive planned May 12
• Pearce seeks 'reasonable special election campaign expenses'
• Mortgage fraud settlement funds to be used to balance state budget
• Lawmakers overrule local rule on election dates
• Contaminants delay Tavasci Marsh work
• Wanted Cottonwood felon arrested on bicycle
• Rear-ender in Cottonwood fills emergency room
• 2007 child sex leads to arrest five years later
• Verde Valley Fair brings the animals
• Big Chino hydroelectric plan gets preliminary permit
• Clarkdale Stories: "Clarkdale a College Town' to be presented at library in May
• Warrant arrest for prison contraband
• Cottonwood man arrested for heroin
• STEM Night at Cottonwood Middle School May 10
• Credit Union West offers grants for Verde Valley teachers
• Fire destroys building in Old Town Cottonwood
• Verde Valley Fair
• BirdyVerde is growing, but what's next?
• Unfit for Human Consumption? Part 2
• Cottonwood police on the run for Special Olympics
• Verde Valley Fair opens gates next week
• Clarkdale students to compete in World Finals
• Cottonwood Library celebrates volunteers
• Verde Valley Kids Against Hunger expands mission to Phoenix
• Court Docket April 26, 2012
• Virginia couple sent to prison for 195 pounds of marijuana
• Clarkdale Town Council sets process to fill vacant seat
• Verde Valley Dog Agility Club
• Study shows potential contaminant levels at Tavasci Marsh
• Verde Valley Law Day observed May 7
• Salt River Materials honored for safety innovations
• Cottonwood woman gets prison for sex with teen
• Supreme Court grills U.S. attorney over SB1070
• Arizona food prices stay steady, competition credited
• Gary Schlee pleads 'guilty except insane' to roommate's murder
• Feds give eagle protection the boot, again
• Unfit for Human Consumption?
• Salsa, music, fun in Old Town!
• Joint shared-services meeting set for May 1
• Centennial Flagpole for Cottonwood
• Yavapai County's unemployment rate fell again in March
• Cottonwood, Verde Village Cleanup a big success
• Spring Iris Display during festival
• Free educator workshop hosted by Birding Fest on Saturday
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek schools trade principals for a day
• Clarkdale Stories will feature 'Clarkdale a College Town'
• Clarkdale's Grande Fiesta Saturday in Town Park
• YCSO missing children search goes high tech
• Street fight in Clarkdale
• Cornville Road wreck seriously injures biker
• Camp Verde Middle school marijuana arrest
• Mingus Ave. roundabout almost here after final land acquisition
• Down to the wire for SFD recall election
• Cottonwood magistrate gets high 5
• Fossil Creek to see more monitoring from law enforcement
• Caught with a ski mask
• Girl fight at the Giant
• Mingus art student's work nationally published
• Work continues on SR 89A improvement project in Sedona
• Historic Preservation Commission needs candidates
• Apply to be on Cottonwood IDA board
• Cottonwood Parks Commission seeks new member
• Clarkdale customers can recycle glass, other changes to recycling procedures
• Governor appoints Sheriff Mascher to P.O.S.T. Board
• Cottonwood Council declares May as Bike Month
• Clarkdale looking for way to fill council vacancy
• Pre-trial motions argued in Sylar Newton case
• Open house for Clarkdale's Pat Williams
• 2012 Brian Mickelsen races largest ever
• Earth Day doings this weekend
• Brush fire at Lo Lo Mai
• Fire destroys Lake Montezuma garage
• Car takes flight off Willard Street
• Umbrella blamed for power short, fire in Clarkdale
• Truck window smashed in Cottonwood
• Earth Day: Local company helps power "green' steam engine
• Four Camp Verde students sent to hospital for drug use
• Sharrows growing in Cottonwood
• Northern Arizona Watercolor Society art show April 28-29
• Clarkdale to hold Focused Future II Mini Summit
• 2012 Summer Junior Ranger Camps return to Montezuma Well in Rimrock
• More than wildlife at Birding & Nature Fest
• Game & Fish Dept seeking Outdoor Hall of Fame nominees
• Proposal makes Northern Arizona 'dark sky' zone
• 9th Circuit upholds mandate on voter ID
• New law allows elective Bible class in schools
• Governor threatens vetoes until she gets budget
• Brewer vetoes broader gun-carrying rights
• Governor's PAC raises $31,000
• Legislation would change terms of Arizona statehood
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek to add preschool at DDB
• Third annual Yavapai Diaper Drive under way
• Despite rain, snow, sleet, the MS ride went on...
• Lawmaker revises illuminated signs plan
• Road bike missing, and then not
• Cornville duo fighting at Maverik
• Alcohol and drugs on Quarterhorse
• Jim Schwartz body positively identified by Medical Examiner
• Golfers brave freezing temps to raise money for Fire Foundation
• Prop 202 Funding Meted out
• National Park Week features free admission, Junior Ranger Day
• A Titanic Dinner in Cottonwood
• Discovery Channel Telescope preparing for 'first light'
• Verde Valley Leadership Summit (with photo gallery)
• Commission proposes increase in library hours
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek unveils student transportation plan for Mountain View Preparatory IB Program
• Former public defender likely to take plea in assault case
• New documentary reveals cottonwood trees are central to their ecosystem
• Governor signs Arizona's new abortion bill into law
• Employer contraceptive bill sent back to House for second look
• Forecast calls for more red ink for Arizona in next two years
• News push launched to allow guns in public buildings
• Rec Center aquatic equipment, solar panels at opposite ends of city budget debate
• Camp Verde's Dan Brown takes state job; school still deciding leadership
• Roping challenge at Rusty's Morningstar Ranch April 28
• Beaverhead Flats road to get smoother ride
• Author to present history of Verde Valley at Clarkdale Museum
• Feds offer drought aid
• Stolen motorcycle abandoned
• Golf tournament to support Fire Foundation
• Household hazardous waste recycling
• OLLI hosts free double header
• Free slash drop-off continues
• Smoke shop 'bath salts prosecution on hold
• Patterson resigns from House under threat of expulsion
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek accepts Clarkdale-Jerome in shared services study
• Rep. Patterson maintains innocence, claims there is rush to judgment to expell him
• Pat Williams resigns from Clarkdale Town Council
• Baked Potatoes on Interstate
• Deck catches fire in Verde Village
• Cornville Kitchen Catches Fire
• Major community clean-up this weekend
• Shared services on Mingus Board agenda
• Mental Health First Aid classes resume at Verde Valley Guidance
• Children's Celebration returns to Cottonwood
• Panel OKs controversial 'Espresso Pundit' for state Board of Regents
• Douglas Dishon sentenced to 74 years in child sex case; will appeal
• Bike Ms: Ride The Vortex to hit the road April 14-15
• Court Docket: April 10, 2012
• Expert shares tips on avoiding dog-snake encounters
• Mingus takes 11 of 23 awards at Prescott fine art show
• Donations to Adopt for life provide food for a year
• I-17 lane closure for Cordes Junction roadwork
• Workshop on advanced website design April 17
• Clarkdale Chamber of Commerce now inactive
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek conducts focus groups
• Found VOC body 'likely that' of missing Jim Schwartz
• School districts, College Board seats up for election in 2012
• The Don's might not qualify for permit, anyway
• Library, Parks to discuss plans with council
• China Buffet takes a hit from errant driver
• Jason Lavelle receives KSB's Herkenham Award
• Feds reject Yavapai Downs bid
• Jerome Council may reduce charges for water disconnection
• Clarkdale needs volunteers for Grande Fiesta
• Samuel Bassett sentenced to prison for 205 years in online sex sting
• Recall forum debates Fire Authority
• A conversation with Tom Whitmer about Verde water
• Clarkdale Grande Fiesta Celebration April 28
• City manager takes turn as governor
• Supervisor Davis presents council with county commemorative coin
• Stars & Stripes Run for Clarkdale flags
• Ohio woman safe after stranded on Bell Rock
• Committee pushes ahead with Clarkdale Centennial plans
• Clarkdale pool to remain closed indefinitely
• Driver hits Daniel Bright student
• Watch for Beaver Creek burglars
• Jerome Elks Lodge to hold Flag Day Ceremony
• Tobin de-activates Rep. Patterson's key card to House
• Cottonwood Council just says 'no' to the Dons liquor license expansion
• Yavapai 6: Facing years behind bars, defendant tells judge 'I'm not a bad person'
• Brewer hits back at 11 attorneys disputing SB 1070
• Governor vetoes 'education options' bill
• Gov OKs audit of Pima County to sniff out favoritism
• Jobs picking up in Arizona
• 'Working dog' provision added to anti-cruelty measure
• Senate to get new vote on contraceptive legislation
• Hospitals seek negotiations with state Senate over cuts
• Pressure mounts to collect Amazon sales tax
• Free speech trumps telephone harassment law
• Initiative drive under way to let Arizona voters override federal laws
• Clean Elections vote off the ballot
• Survey: We love the Verde River, but the devil's in the details
• Give your 2-cents on state road projects
• April is Clean-up and Green-up
• Yavapai Rescue helicopter finds four in Verde
• Missing Massachusetts college student, found dead in crash south of Flagstaff
• Schools' shared services joint meeting should be in April
• I-17 lane restrictions for guardrail repair
• Clarkdale proclaims Volunteer Appreciation Week
• March for Meals
• Food banks will team with local growers
• Arizona personal income on the rise, still lagging
• Then & Now: Cottonwood Hotel
• Court Docket: April 4, 2012
• Verde Valley history comes alive
• Get in line for Cottonwood's 22nd annual Old Fashioned Easter Egg Hunt
• Hear it through the grapevine at first Valley Wine Symposium
• Striving for .5 Success at Mingus (with photo gallery)
• Upper Verde leaders look to restore Big Chino
• Cottonwood council to consider liquor permits
• Cottonwood Middle School "kicks butt" on cigarettes (with photo gallery)
• Detective who posed as girl in online sex chat testifies
• Drug suspect changes appearance; wife helps and is arrested too
• State picks up the tab on Redistricting expenses
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek School District events
• Federal law enforcement must check with sheriff first
• Drunk driving trial rights back in court
• Mountain View Preparatory to aid Kids Against Hunge
• Food banks will team with local growers
• National Doctors' Day
• Petapalooza: 250 animals looking for a home
• Old Town Mission extends application deadline
• 195 pounds of marijuana
• Trial begins for man accused of luring a child for sex
• County attorney uses history to guide modern law practices
• Creating Arizona's Little Hollywood Museum in Sedona
• Verde Valley first responders receive advanced training
• Camp Verde ultra-light makes hard landing
• Verde Valley homeless shelter program forms board, plan
• Pink Heals cancer money available at VVMC
• Lawmakers slap down shifting funds for state parks
• Campus use of medical marijuana goes to Gov
• Brewer vetoes illuminated billboards bill
• State Senate kills employer-choice contraceptive bill
• Gould puts guns-on-campus bill back in holster
• Senate votes to ban abortions at 20 weeks of gestation
• State toughens standards for jobless benefits eligibility
• Court: Child killer cannot be executed
• Online purchases have negative impact on communities
• Boom Boom the rhino dies at Out of Africa
• Hydroelectric plan draws scrutiny
• Film School Getaway: Get a taste of life at film school
• Teen thieves arrested in stolen car chase
• Truck snags power line
• Standing in a field ... drunk
• Camp Verde man arrested after pointing gun at his neighbor
• Stabbing on reservation
• Senate hearing sought on birther bill
• New twist in Patterson domestic violence case
• Senate rules committee to hear debate on contraceptive coverage bill
• Judge dismisses hospitals' claim for Medicaid relief
• Solar panels now producing energy at Clarkdale School
• Captain Kirk appointed interim chief
• Clarkdale to consider utility financial assistance
• Clarkdale teacher on Scholastic books panel
• ADOT works on 89A from Sedona to Flagstaff
• Wanted: Titanic memories
• Sign up now for Children's Celebration
• Humane Society of Sedona awarded PetSmart grant
• Haggling over stiffer consequences for driving without insurance
• Senate concurs with new abortion ban law
• Free speech trumps effort at political gag order
• House panel supports plan to drug test applicants for jobless benefits
• Despite astronomer objections, digital billboards get Senate OK
• Snowmelt proves dangerous in McGuireville
• Don's Smoke Shop, Black Pearl busted for 'spice, bath salts'
• Fire Chief Mike Casson to retire
• Clarkdale moves ahead with river access project
• Sheet of ice comes through windshield
• 'Transient' makes trouble
• Molotov Cocktail thrown on roof?
• Vietnam Vets to be recognized March 30th
• Mingus Strive for .5 ceremony March 28
• MATForce Lunch & Learn to focus on youth alcohol dangers, risks and consequences
• Verde Valley February sales tax report good news
• Historical Society looking for Clarkdale veterans
• Speaker may sue to void redistricting
• Medical marijuana kicked out of college
• Pima County faces audit
• Keeping a lid on university research
• Proposed bill would redefine 'intersection' for Arizona drivers
• Majority Leader backs off repealing minimum wage
• Lawmaker would disallow strikes by public-service employees
• Lawmaker wants abortion-seekers to watch procedure first
• House reluctantly gives more money to Redistricting Commission
• AFAA's Easter Egg Hunt
• Davis contends county zoning code onerous
• Olds Farm becomes growing interest
• Verde Valley Leadership Green for Greenhouse
• Tenant eviction ends with arrest
• Man and grandson harassed
• Verde Valley churches are victim of spray paint vandals
• Special Olympics COP on Top generates $800
• Sleeping it off in garden center
• Too much beer and too many holes in walls
• Engine gear stolen from Chevy
• Settlement to end Cottonwood property squabble
• Old Cottonwood jail to get upgrades soon
• Yavapai County to spend $188K on courthouse sewer repairs
• Portion of Fossil Creek Road remains closed
• Genocide Prevention Squad hosts fund raiser
• County Recorder issues alert on property deed scam
• Tom Schumacher leaving Yavapai College administration
• State sales tax report shows rebounding economy
• Privacy issues still cloud bill on employer contraceptive coverage
• Governor signs measures into law
• Money now coming in to Redistricting Commission
• Special investigators selected in Patterson probe
• Big snow storm blankets Northern Arizona
• Loading the Chutes: Camp Verde girls bring High School Rodeo to Cottonwood (with video)
• Buchanan files as Dist. 2 candidate
• Nikki Check ready to serve as new mayor of Jerome
• Dishon guilty on all counts of sexual offenses against a child
• Seventh candidate joins county District 2 list
• Verde Valley Leadership Summit tickets available
• Volunteers needed for 2012 Mingus Operation Graduation
• Memorial Service for slain New Hampshire couple
• Verde Valley Job, Career and Education Fair set for April 4
• 89A construction work continues in Sedona
• Nit-picking Cottonwood electronic signs
• Cottonwood's General Plan to get tune-up
• Jerome Town Council passes ordinance for vineyard water rates
• Court Docket: March 17, 2012
• Beto's burglars ditched and busted in short order
• Bracing for the coming fires: Local crews hone their training
• Jerome ordinance amends parking regulations
• Like opening a tuna can
• Cottonwood brush fire: A warning of things to come
• Northern Arizona braces for major storm this weekend
• 36 potential candidates file to run for Yavapai County supervisor
• Paint the "C' on "C' Mountain
• Monday Supervisors 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
• Nikki Check gets most votes in Jerome election
• Mayor, two council members seated in Sedona
• Clarkdale mayor and council remain the same
• Cyclist flown to hospital following bike-car accident
• APS is largest property taxpayer in Yavapai County
• Celtic Spring dazzles at Verde Valley concert (with photo gallery)
• Animal officer shoots aggressive pit bull
• Van Engine Burns in Jerome
• Stewards of Public Lands and Cottonwood Youth Advisory Commission clean forest
• Big Chino project draws intervention requests
• Clarkdale Stories interactive program March 21
• Smooth sailing on Cottonwood off-street, multi-use path project
• New gem show hopes to shine bright at Mingus
• Volunteers needed for Mingus Operation Graduation
• Court Docket March 13, 2012
• Brewer, Arpaio on opposite sides on Obama birth issue
• Senate agrees to give employers final say on contraceptive coverage
• Lawmakers relax rules on 'proper election attire'
• Senate approves return-to-work bill
• Lawyers debate immunity in lawmaker's domestic violence case
• Lawmakers press for uniformity in municipal elections
• Tobin suspends Patterson as 'distraction'
• Panel: ASU, NAU to get more cash
• Senate panel ducks lawsuit, gives Redistricting Commission money
• Bill to force Internet biz to pay state tax
• VVMC: Pet partners has a place for your pooch
• Mingus will keep Stockbridge on solar project
• Drug house "nuisance' busted in Verde Village
• Blown stop sign nets juveniles in Cottonwood
• I am going to shoot up the place
• Education group petitions for permanent one-cent tax hike
• Invasive plant eradication under way on Verde River
• Cottonwood councilman remembered
• Another candidate on the list for District 2 county supervisor
• Hangar lease plan approved for Cottonwood Airport
• Clarkdale continues stake-out for permanent chief
• Sedona construction restricts lanes on 89A
• Verde NRCD launches new website
• Clarkdale council resets meeting for March 27
• Pride Week planned for Old Town Cottonwood
• Assessor Pearsall honored by County Association
• Mardi Gras Masquerade Ball in Jerome Saturday
• Dishon trial a symphony of secrets
• 'The homeless are your neighbors'
• Verde Pride 2012 with photo gallery
• Classroom dollars sinking, students rising
• Dorothy FireCloud named new National Parks super
• Kids Against Hunger, Walmart awarded Fire and Life Safety honors
• Grant makes working with wrecks safer
• Fire damages Verde Village garage
• Ecstasy stopped at Mingus gate
• Shoplifting teens alleged to pack their bag full
• Mardi Gras Masquerade Ball in Jerome Saturday
• Photo radar issue will not make ballot
• Loven Family Run for Hospice
• Job Fair returns to Verde Valley
• Clarkdale re-opening police chief position
• VVMC?s Diabetes Support group: Communicating with your doctor ? March 26
• Man on the run finally comes to trial
• Defendant added to balloon crash lawsuit; trial date now set
• Cottonwood woman killed in bizarre accident
• Verde Valley January sales tax report mostly positive
• Car, Truck & Bike Show Saturday in Clarkdale
• Mickelsen race signups set rapid pace
• Digital billboards get green light from Senate committee
• Interagency Summer Workshops about the Verde River for K-12 educators
• Mobile porch fire blamed on power drill
• Ultra pooch pad destroyed in Lake Montezuma fire
• Mingus School Board to re-evaluate solar services agreement
• House vote restricts use of grant money for abortions
• House bill would required 60% voter OK for tax hikes
• House OKs veto power over Corporation commission
• Cornville Postal history recounted in new publication
• Yavapai County voter turnout tops in AZ
• House kills texting while driving bill
• Lawmaker wants broader web of Homeland Security monitors
• House GOP pushes for repeal of state minimum wage
• Ranching practice being challenged as animal cruelty
• Exercise Instructor
• VVMC's Sedona Cancer Center joins forces with UofA
• Yavapai College embarks on Wine Center
• Virginia City is silverpiece in Trilogy of Metals towns
• C-OC moves board meeting to CMS gymnasium
• One-act play benefits OLLI scholarships
• League of Women Votes partners with O'Connor House
• Verde River at Clarkdale floatable for two weeks
• Lovey Warner wins county 'Unsung Hero' award
• Yavapai Apache Nation distributes $80K of gaming funds
• Cottonwood Chamber chief completes Academy training
• County supervisors to discuss zoning changes
• DeWayne Woodworth newest member of Rotary
• Partnership plan provides Equestrian Center Warm-up Arena for Cottonwood
• Verde Valley Medical Center hailed by U.S. News and World report
• Verde Valley Leadership completes mid-year skills day
• Court Docket: March 4, 2012
• Bringing trench knowledge to the surface
• Clarkdale-Jerome School honor roll
• Verde Valley Senior Center March 5-9 activities
• Cottonwood Brew School launches this weekend
• Lawmakers want DES to drug test those seeking jobless benefits
• Kavanagh backs down on tuition hike plan
• Federal judge bars Arizona from enforcing portion of SB 1070
• House vote supports employer right to provide contraceptive coverage
• Gould claims pricetag on lockers an effort to kill guns on campus bill
• State increases allowance for school donation tax credits
• Arizona classroom spending hits lowest level in 11 years
• Sheriff Arpaio claims Obama birth certificate a fake
• Mingus' Tim Foist featured on cover of Education Week
• Oak Creek clean up plan will soon go public
• Yavapai County to reorganize top jobs
• Clarkdale Police Chief hiring to wrap this week
• New potential candidate in Dist. 2 supervisor race
• Collision Blocks Sixth Street
• McGuireville Crash
• Judge settles final issue in James Arthur Ray case
• OLLI presents Sedona I-Talks preview
• Welching on a taxi fare
• County to again offer free slash drop-off program
• Report details economic benefit of Verde Valley National Monuments
• Auto show returns to Mingus
• C-OC Board meeting changed to Tuesday at CMS
• Yavapai College to roll course fees into tuition
• Chip Davis selected for Flinn-Brown Civic Leadership Academy
• Then & Now: Coombs Countertops' building first began as Progressive Grocery & Market
• Senate OK's prohibition on union activities while on clock
• Verde Waterways Opportunities for Sustainable Economic Expansion and Growth
• Classroom partisanship measure defeated
• State spending guidelines may go to Arizona voters
• State government succession protection measure approved
• Senate wants voters to disband Redistricting Commission
• Cottonwood women injured in Jerome switchbacks crash
• State Senate bill aims to protect religious freedom
• Proposed law would allow silencers on hunting rifles
• Romney wins Arizona - and Yavapai County
• Jerome and Victor a meeting of the mines
• Lawyers in murder trial can't quit, says judge
• New ambulance tool for rough terrain
• Sedona man charged with child molestation
• County Health Director earns distinguished service award
• Native Plant Workshop returns to Sedona March 24
• Court Docket: 2-28-12
• Ditch Cleanups in Cottonwood
• Gov. Brewer endorses Romney for president
• Anthem senator pushing to give parents more control of schools
• Pressure mounts for Tucson Rep. Daniel Patterson to resign
• Taxing measures at Arizona Legislature
• Report shows Arizona home prices rising
• U.S. senator asks Brewer to testify on SB1070
• Lawmakers try to get veto power over Corporation Commission
• Bill seeks to reveal special-interest lobbying money
• Press problems force delay in deliver of Sunday newspaper
• Verde Valley Job Fair to return with gusto ... and jobs!
• Bumper cars Friday in Cottonwood
• All So Confusing: IRC changes voting maps, county changes precincts
• Warrant leads to multiple arrests in Camp Verde
• MUHS discusses restructure of special education
• Mingus passes all 301 funds to teachers
• Camp Verde opens Copper Canyon Trailhead
• Nominations accepted through Feb. 27 for 2012 Verde Pride awards
• Archaeology Month at Montezuma Castle, Tuzigoot
• Fire crews practice "mayday' drills
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek district-wide open house March 7
• Water, economic development top issues at Clarkdale candidate forum
• Alleged auto burglar locked up, accused of shoplifting
• Unbuckled rollover patient taken to ER
• Cottonwood gets new fire engine
• Cottonwood Oak-Creek School District employees to retire
• Rec center to see solar savings
• Endangered fish habitat expanded in Verde River watershed
• First wildfire burning near Williams
• Board of Supervisors approves special event fees
• Invisible Children at Verde Baptist Church Monday
• County Centennial Committee meets Monday
• Wal-Mart accepting applications for $25,000 grants
• C-OC offers free developmental screenings for ages 3-5
• United Way sharing the wealth
• Arizona university students may have to fork over $2,000
• Harmonic convergence: Rare site at confluence of Verde and Sycamore now preserved forever
• Brewer stops budget talks with Legislature
• Cornville man accused of attacking wife in front of child
• Deputy finds $60,000 in hidden drug money in vehicle
• Mobile burns in Cottonwood
• Cottonwood proposing Fir & Monte Tesoro four-way stop
• Longtime Cottonwood Library Board Member Honored
• Ruling further restricts Red Rock Pass program
• 'Rough Cut' to get new owner?
• Westovers get half a deal on their Cornville zoning violation
• Education group wants higher sales taxes earmarked for schools
• Legislation paves way for return of DUI jury trials
• Former Cottonwood teacher arrested on charges of child porn possession
• High school, C-OC to share special education director and IEP specialist
• All Aboard, Verde Canyon Railroad Turns 100
• County official accused of conflict of interest in zoning dust-up
• Single-vehicle accident in Cornville
• Arizona follows Cottonwood, passes bath salts ban
• Traffic stop uncovers 38-pound load of cocaine
• 18 Tons of Electronic Waste
• Student Ambassador of the Month
• Ethan Wolfinger to fill Darrow court vacancy
• OLLI scholarship fund-raiser scheduled March 9
• Jazz Stretch: Brubeck Brothers Quartet plays fund-raiser for SIFF
• County Courthouse Gets Centennial Tree
• House votes to ban medical marijuana on college campuses
• Court rules Sedona must compensate owners for property 'taking'
• Legislature wants to revamp state personnel rules
• Senate Bill would further weaken public employee unions
• Legislative measure protects state's succession protocol
• Lawmakers consider expanding school tax credit deduction
• Pinto remains legal standard in product liability cases
• Man charged in animal abuse to face other weapons charges
• IB move to Tavasci School driven by numbers
• Cottonwood domestic violence & gunfire brings out SWAT team
• Cathedral Rock, postage statehood symbol
• Motorcycle down above Jerome
• Cottonwood mayor plans water forum Feb. 22
• Von Gausig now President of League of Cities & Towns
• Clarkdale Economic Development 201 meeting Wednesday
• Jerome Historical Society reception for Katie Lee Saturday
• C-OC picks same firm as MUHS for feasibility study
• Community unites to support families of children with cancer
• Lawmakers want tougher penalties for foul-mouthed teachers
• Legislation seeks to put end to 'partisan doctrine' in the classroom
• Court allows AHCCCS cutbacks to stand
• No progress on Brewer plan to re-acquire state buildings
• Lighted billboards to continue along state highways
• Senate panel approves Arizona citizen militia
• House panel OK's plan to give Legislature final approval of Corporation Commission decisions
• Three arrested in home invasion robbery
• Attempted murder in Camp Verde
• Camp Verde home, pets destroyed in fire
• The Working Inmate: Earning their keep at Camp Verde jail
• OLLI catches up with long history of Arizona Rangers
• Petapalooza coming to Camp Verde this year
• MATForce program urges doctors to sign up
• 'Cat Power' has a book signing session
• Dead Horse Park offers March Hikes & Mountain Bike Basics
• VVMC Lab receives accreditation from College of American Pathologists
• Court Docket: 2-15, 2012
• Buddy's alleged shooter identified; criminal charges sought by police
• Autonomous driverless vehicles could find their way onto Arizona roads (with video)
• Lawmakers want parents to have more access to their teens' texts
• Lawmakers seek revision of recall rules
• Lawmakers want disclosure on taxpayer-subsidized politician publicity
• An end to 'frivilous' lawsuits ?
• Voters may get final say on photo radar and red light cameras
• James Ray withdraws indigency claim
• The Verde Valley in 1912
• Arts & Crafts American Style (with photo gallery)
• Mingus to hire Special Ed director, IEP specialist
• Mingus chooses contractor for shared services study
• Call for artists for Verde Valley Birding & Nature Festival
• Mingus School Board revises graduation requirements
• Gosar's staff hosts office hours in Cottonwood Feb. 15
• Clarkdale kicks off Focused Future II
• Beaver Creek Regional Council elects officers
• Looking for a fight in Old Town
• Van crashes, rolls near Sedona
• Clarkdale to consider ordinance for rubbish, dilapidated structures
• Time capsule, public hearing, ordinances on Jerome agenda
• Transit system has new take-off point
• Cottonwood City manager gets 12% raise
• IGA Cat/Verde Lynx agreement complete
• Grant replace historic beacon at Cottonwood Airport
• Clarkdale outlines slate for town centennial
• Fundraisers to help Cottonwood woman with transplant costs
• Arizona gets $1.6 billion in mortgage settlement case
• December sales tax up in most of Verde Valley
• Del Monte Wash Trail/bicycle path easements
• Reported vandalism at Tavasci not recent
• Embry-Riddle Air U Golden eagles flight team training
• No murder charges in teen stabbing
• GOP lawmakers want voters to nix 'corrupt' Independent Redistricting Commission
• Jay Heiler selected for seat on Board of Regents
• Senate panel wants to do-away with botched vasectomy lawsuits
• Arizona lawmakers want to put end of higher education 'don't ask, don't tell' policy
• Senate panel unanimously agrees Arizona law should be change on e-commerce
• New County Emergency Management Coordinator steps into role with gusto
• State begins serious push to collect sales tax from online retailers
• Federal court overturns California's ban on gay marriage
• Centennial celebrations abound in Cottonwood
• Mike Boysen to resign as Mingus AD
• Drought returns to the Verde Valley
• Attempted burglary in Cottonwood
• Historical Society presents centennial Arts and Crafts American Style
• Vacated Tavasci School vandalized
• Three times the legal limit
• Rollover fatality on I-17
• Coffee pot is culprit in Cottonwood kitchen fire
• Senate Judiciary Committee gives green light to guns on college campuses
• State employees get reprieve on paying more into pension fund
• Lawmakers take new stab at repealing public funds for candidates
• Doctors win key victory in malpractice lawsuits
• State House wants new rules on reporting of missing children
• Legislative plan would require two-thirds voter approval on tax issues
• Pack of supporters opens animal shelter's thrift store
• Man shot by CVMO deputy now charged
• Economy taking a toll on Yavapai-Apache Nation
• USGS responds to Prescott-area concerns over groundwater model
• Clarkdale Council gets update on wastewater plant
• 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
• U.S. Supreme Court sets date for SB 1070 arguments
• Brewer threatens to veto anti-union bills
• Senate committee moves to ban collective bargaining
• Jury finds Bassett guilty of luring a child for sex
• 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'
• Cottonwood makes strategic plans
• Bassett: Online sex chat with girl was "roleplaying'
• Meeting will brainstorm Verde River @ Clarkdale
• Voters must register by Monday for presidential preference election
• Clarkdale suspect arrested after chase into Cottonwood
• CV legion post celebrates the Four Chaplains
• Journey to Jerusalem has open auditions for actors, singers
• 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
• AZ lawmakers craft bill to deny medical marijuana to college students
• Temporary road closures for Sedona Marathon
• More closures on I-17 tonight
• Supervisors hash out 2012 plans; Sheriff calls Prescott jail 'big issue'
• New Red Rock Pass program takes effect
• Big Chino hydroelectric project draws groundswell of interest
• Curtis expected to take plea on Cottonwood armed robbery
• Another prescription overdose in Cottonwood
• Trio arrested for camping on private land
• More spice at Cottonwood Middle School?
• Did you have chickenpox as a child? Say hello to shingles as an adult
• Then & Now: Cap-stoning the commercial district of Old Town Cottonwood
• The photography of Merrill Roberts and Dibor Roberts
• Verde Partnership seeks education director
• Gov. Brewer uses tarmac tiff to raise funds
• Gould revamps plan to allow guns on college campuses
• Lawmakers want to eliminate state income tax on capital gains
• Officer involved shooting in Camp Verde
• Defense grills officer who posed as 13-year-old in sex sting
• VVMC asks permission for huge sign
• Youth Commission hold parents night out
• New car dealership planned for Cottonwood
• Pound of methamphetamine off the street
• Precincts -- NO, Vote Centers -- YES
• Arizona Town Hall Seeks public input at Verde Valley meeting
• Electronic waste recycling event Feb. 11
• Cottonwood seeks volunteer for parks board
• Clarkdale City Council and Mayoral Candidate Forum
• Genesis 1:1 closing its doors
• Clarkdale on budget with half of fiscal year complete
• Centennial celebration at Clemenceau Museum
• Court Docket: Jan. 29, 2012
• Verde Valley Senior Calender
• Mingus Union Helping Hands
• Verde Valley Parenting Partnership supports new Verde Valley parents
• Rep. Tobin crafts new redistricting maps for voter approval
• April 17 election set to decide Giffords' successor
• Proposed law would allow cyclists to treat stop signs as yield signs
• Brewer's tiff with president boosts her book sales
• Judge gives green light to voucher program for private and parochial schools
• Texting while driving law clears House committee
• Defense team in death penalty trial wants to quit
• Dispute leads to Airport Commission turnover
• Assessor Pam Pearsall brings property tax facts to the people
• Centennial Fair at Clarkdale-Jerome School to celebrate 100th Birthday for both Clarkdale and Arizona
• Armed suspect sought
• Clarkdale officers, residents receive awards for valor
• Jury seated in 'Yavapai Six' online sex sting
• Great Sedona Chili Cook-Off Judges
• Yavapai County voters face much more than November's 2012 general election
• Marijuana dispensaries to be in business by summer
• Brief Encounter: President miffed with Brewer's book
• Brief Encounter: President miffed with Brewer's book
• Lawmaker backs off on plan for public records law revision
• Lawmaker wants state employees to share wealth on cost-saving ideas
• New legislation would allow insured owners to have dogs off leash
• State Senate begins work on budget
• Commercial rig drivers arrested for 100 pounds of pot
• Harassment leads to drug charges for Cottonwood man
• Shoe prints lead to arrest of teen vandals
• Motorcycle crash victims hospitalized
• Up against a killer, Brian Midkiff forces overtime
• Verde Valley districts will not opt out of free lunch program
• Accused murderer Piccioli in court
• Verde Valley Humane Society Adopt for Life Center hires new director
• Clarkdale firming up centennial celebration events
• Special panel to investigate Fast and Furious program
• State legislation would adjust tax brackets for inflation
• State starts process of allowing voters to sign petitions online
• Lawmakers seek road authority for Southern Arizona
• State senator seeks repeal of SB-1070
• Cottonwood bells to ring in Arizona's 100th birthday
• Dangerous gas leak stopped in Cottonwood
• Another deer killed; reward offered in Lake Montezuma
• Blazin' M house fire cause determined
• Relay for Life kick-off event set for Monday
• Local schools will not opt out of free lunch program
• Public safety awards on Clarkdale agenda
• Clarkdale passes new political sign ordinance
• C-OC Board approves transportation consortium IGA
• Sixth grader wins Mtn. View Prep geography bee
• Sedona City Council & Mayoral Candidate Forum
• Expect More AZ offers tips to students' parents
• New rules on protests at State Capitol
• Arizona jobless rate holds steady at 8.7 percent
• Mingus, Cottonwood-Oak Creek move forward on joint services (with video)
• Verde Valley Archaeology Center unveils ambitious 2012 plans
• Proposed hydroelectric plant would use Big Chino groundwater
• 50 pounds of marijuana seized
• New Sheriff's helicopter now in the air
• Interstate 17 closed for 30 minutes at Cordes Junction late Monday
• OLLI to hold special presentation on river
• 'Green Ranger' program returns to Montezuma Well
• Red Rock Loop Road improvements
• The future of wastewater effluent
• Judge orders full implementation of Arizona Medical Marijuana Act
• Legislative plan would close loophole in campaign finance law
• Major turnover at the Old Town mission
• Kingman Police looking for escaped inmate
• Legislature targets teen cell phone use while driving
• Yavapai County voters face much more than November's general election
• New Arizona booze tax proposed
• Senate panel wants to allow schools to opt out of federal school lunch program
• Upbeat report from Arizona Consumer Confidence Index
• Yavapai County supervisors nix county assessor's DC trip
• Sedona fire destroys one mobile, sears a second
• Mobile home at Mabery Ranch destroyed by fire
• Camp Verde mobile destroyed
• Joint service before Mingus, C-OC Thursday
• Verde value notion spreads up the tributaries
• Jerome organizing time capsules for centennial
• USGS working on response to concerns about its Big Chino computer model
• County land-use department wants to get into sales tax enforcement
• Full slate of February activities at Red Rock Park
• Former Phoenix mayor to speak on open elections-open government
• Done Deal: Redistricting Commission OK's new Arizona political boundaries
• Nancy Gardner chosen new Camp Verde marshal
• Judge: Arizona's eagles will remain on their own, for now
• Mingus approves purchasing consortium
• Presidential primary coming to Yavapai elections
• Get on board the Verde Valley Relay for Life
• CDBG funds will refurbish Jerome's water tanks
• Police legwork leads to home invasion arrest
• Rollover Closes Cornville Road
• Collision on 260 in Camp Verde Sends One to Hospital
• Mascher new president of Arizona Sheriff's Assn.
• Court Docket: 1-15-2012
• Jerome in running as 'coolest small town in America'
• Governor outlines $9 billion spending plan for Arizona
• For cities & towns, medical marijuana is only a zoning question
• Poll shows Romney with clear lead in Arizona
• Brewer calls for new round of business tax cuts
• Senator touts Arizona for re-processing of nuclear waste
• Senate approves creation of second tuition tax credit program
• Realtors seek repeal of rebate for owner-occupied homes
• Grocery basket price tab climbs
• No cost savings to re-purchase state buildings
• UPDATE: Arizona to issue licenses for medical marijuana dispensaries
• New Chamber leadership sees growth for Cottonwood, Verde Valley
• Website lets residents track crimes in their neighborhoods
• Cottonwood awarded more DUI funding grants
• National Parks will be free this weekend
• Clarkdale to hold meetings on 2012 General Plan
• Learn about Clarkdale's Oral History Project Jan. 18
• Non-profits turned recovery dollars into roofs, jobs
• Recovery Act impact still an open book
• Legislative Preview: Dist. 1 area gets new clout in 2012
• $500 reward now offered in Cottonwood dog-shooting case
• Prescott area retains District 1 legislative status
• Harper pushes plan to boost salaries for state offices
• Group proposes giving businesses big break on property tax
• Interstate 17 closed for 30 minutes at Cordes Junction Thursday night
• Jerome holds off on 'bath salts' ordinance
• Cottonwood 'bathtub murder' suspect competent to stand trial, judge rules
• Volunteer Exercise Instructor
• Chip Davis in the running for another term as supervisor
• Verde Valley leaders learning to live with new districts
• Recovery dollars helped keep school bells ringing
• Trash at Tuzigoot
• More dumpster fires
• Two survive Jerome rollover
• Cottonwood teen killed in rollover
• Sierra Neblina resigns from Humane Society
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek District going green (with video)
• Candidate list set for Arizona presidential primary
• No federal charges to be filed for threats at Super Bowl
• Gov. Brewer pledges tax cuts to curb jobless skid
• Clarkdale holds public meeting on town parks
• Shot dog's owner sought
• Who's killing deer at Lake Montezuma?
• West Bend Auto fire determined to be accidental
• Roundabout accident in Clarkdale
• Busted for meth in Camp Verde
• Kids steal booze in Camp Verde
• Thurman: County's unmanned aerial vehicle plan up in the air
• Clarkdale Council to discuss new recycling process Tuesday
• Legion Post 135 attains 100 percent membership
• Three years in: A stimulus report card for Yavapai County
• Pinal sheriff makes immigration reform platform for Congressional bid
• Budget cuts, improved economy, create fiscal surplus for state
• Immigration issues remain hot-button issues for Arizona Legislature
• Federal judge sidesteps governor's question over medical marijuana law
• Day of Prayer opponents take battle to state court
• Double homicide at Sedona scenic viewpoint
• Cottonwood city clerk moves to former moldy court offices
• It Takes a Village: The process of self-discovery
• SWEAT LODGE APPEAL: Issues arise over Ray's claim of indigence
• Final film photography course at Yavapai College
• Legal services for seniors in Cottonwood area
• Cottonwood police chief appointed to Homeland Security Committee
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek offers free developmental screenings
• New members named to Verde Valley Guidance Clinic board
• Man gets 80 years for sex with a child
• Court Docket: Jan. 6, 2012
• Dog shot in Verde Village
• Info sought in Su Casa burglaries
• Yavapai County: Salary bumps, incentive pay approved by supervisors
• Judge rules C-OC failed to provide autistic child appropriate education
• Cottonwood bans bath salts
• Weight loss, your resolution? Sign up now!
• Movement under way to declassify marijuana as federal Schedule 1 drug
• Sinema vacates Senate seat for Congressional run
• Silicon Valley Bank to create up to 200 jobs in Arizona
• Splitting Feathers III: The eagle protection racket
• Task force urges child welfare professional for Child Protective Services
• Libertarian, Green parties claim Arizona voter registration forms discriminatory
• Our Newest Verde Valley Citizen
• The Sign Says It All
• It Takes a Village: Verde Valley Leadership's 'Legacy Project' 2011
• Bikers down in Clarkdale
• Dog Killed in Interstate 17 Rollover
• Ticket, Then Crash
• New CAT service begins for new year
• Arizona gasoline prices jump 4.1 cents per gallon
• Lawmakers seek judicial reform on death liability
• Legal ethics and the World Wide Web
• The darker side of 2011
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek Board meeting Jan. 17
• Beaver Creek Regional Council meets Jan. 4
• Clarkdale to hold meeting on proposed town parks
• Rolfes named VVGC's employee of the year
• Harper touts vouchers for private and parochial schools
• Sheriff proposes financial incentive for deputies living in outlying areas
• New law removes right to trial in some DUI cases
• New laws take effect Jan. 1 governing homeowner groups
• Bath salt protest in Old Town
• Splitting Feathers Part 2: Listing, delisting, uplisting and downlisting
• Redistricting process splits Yavapai County
• C-OC Dist. ordered to reimburse parents $60,000
• New County Supervisor districts make for wide-open 2012 races
• Splitting Feathers Part 1: Sonoran desert nesting bald eagle different from the rest
• Cottonwood Elementary School Solarized
• 2011 year of change for Mingus, C-OC
• Pool, Mt. Gate and Verde River top Clarkdale news in 2011
• Hiker killed in 150-foot fall
• A Year of Accomplishment
• 'Bath Salts' protest planned Friday in Cottonwood
• Legal Services for seniors in the Cottonwood area
• County job review may result in some reclassifications, pay increases
• Gasoline prices increase slightly in Arizona
• Supervisors to swear in new recorder
• Back in Business at Back in Business
• Cornville burglary suspect arrested
• State hospitals contend they are being short-changed by AHCCCS
• State sales tax figures show spike in auto sales
• Court rejects DPS arguments on warrantless search of hotel room
• Fire destroys Clarkdale home
• Cottonwood Sears unaffected by nationwide store closings
• A Look Back at 2011: Jerome loses Grand Hotel decision, wins in zoning appeal
• November sales tax report mostly positive
• New Kindle stolen
• Big water break turns off water
• Prison report: No murderers housed in Kingman
• From life support to life
• Federal judge blocks state moratorium on abortion tax credits
• What's in a name? The changing trends of most popular baby names in Arizona
• Court rejects efforts by home builders on 'navigable' status of Santa Cruz River
• Sedona Rouge's Jimenez named AZHLA Employee of the Year
• Big Brothers Big Sisters outreach event set for Jan. 4 in Cottonwood
• Court Docket: 12-28-2011
• St. Joseph's Christmas Pageant (with photo gallery)
• Beth Escobar accepts senior planner position in Clarkdale
• Mingus presents 'Get To Know Your Gadget Night'
• Yavapai Apache water rights settlement talks stall
• Lost in Space: Balloon reaches edge of space, then goes missing (with video)
• Reduction in crime puts prison expansion plans on hold
• News Census figures show 69,000 surge in Arizona population
• Senate GOP leaders want to repeal pension contributiong law
• Appeals Court rules Arizona open records outweighs claim of confidentiality
• Sedona gold and silver heist recovered
• School unification to be studied statewide
• Car rolls into Oak Creek Canyon
• Mother and son assaulted in Cottonwood
• Sliding into Beaver Creek
• Bathtub murder: Judge in Schlee case finds 'no impropriety' in competency program
• Winners of MATFORCE Art Contest announced
• Mount Hope's Holiday Spirit
• 1997 Marisol Gonzalez murder case remains on Cottonwood PD radar
• Redistricting Commission adopts congressional maps amid controversy
• Changing of the (National) Guard at Arizona border
• Judge rules inmate visition fee will stand
• Volunteers, donations mount to build border fence
• Cottonwood Middle School lockdown
• Cottonwood seeks ban on 'Glass Cleaner,' other synthetic drugs
• Voices continue tradition of Christmas excellence
• Clarkdale and Jerome council ballots set
• Gold and silver taken in Sedona burglary
• Chimney fire in Cornville controlled
• Middle schoolers busted with marijuana pipe on campus   
• Holiday wishes fulfilled for area seniors in need
• Protecting the First Amendment: Supervisors overrule hearing officer; will allow meetings at homes, Internet posting
• Clarkdale's ISO insurance rating improves again
• Registration rates for Sedona Marathon go up Jan. 1
• Red Rock Pass fee area is now much smaller
• What is cost of protecting our watershed?
• Legal battle looms over human remains exhumed from Canyon de Chelly
• Redistricting 'gerrymandering' claims escalate
• Court urged to restore full AHCCCS funding
• Appeals court tosses DUI over brake lights interpretation
• Camp Verde gas prices among highest in state
• Toys for Tots (photo gallery)
• Lake Mary Fault Zone: Potentially state's most destructive
• Governor wants tourism funds restored from surplus budget
• County officials relieved prisoner transfers, forced contributions may be nixed
• Share the Road
• Thank You Senior Center Volunteers (with photo gallery)
• Ringing up some trouble
• Military kids digital storytelling a success
• Verde Valley Senior Center's Dec. 19-26 activities
• Court Docket: 12-18-2011
• Toys for Tots Christmas at the Cottonwood Rec Center
• Governor asks judge to overturn portion of medical marijuana law
• New Look at Verde Campus (with photo gallery)
• Mingus photo students' show & sale Saturday
• Greater Arizona Mayoral Toy Drive
• Circle of Friends gathers Sunday for annual holiday concert
• Verde Valley Voices present Behold the Light
• Bank of America helps Verde Valley Sanctuary
• Cottonwood Then & Now: Jim & Ellen's Rock-N-Shop
• Husband to be sentenced in attempted knife murder of wife
• Costa, once held on record bond, gets probation, will be deported
• Bill Feldmeier named Interim Executive Director of Arizona State Parks
• Clarkdale Home Tour Photo Gallery
• Thurman proposes $2M County Courthouse renovation
• Ray claims indigence as state cross-appeals
• Christmas carol gathering in Clarkdale Town Park Dec. 20
• 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
• Obama administration ends 'wasteful production' of dollar coins
• Mayor Doug Von Gausig completes civic leadership course
• It's official, Mingus' Tim Foist to be part-time superintendent
• I-17 partially re-opened following morning crash
• Nation's High Court to review Arizona immigration law
• Court paves way for Governor's official Day of Prayer
• Court to Horne: We don't give legal advice
• Initiative proposes expansion of state gambling
• Two storms in forecast: rain, snow and tough driving
• Yavapai Land Exchange: Gridlock or checkmate?
• Special meeting of MUHS board Monday
• Supervisors averse to Maricopa's waste in Yavapai's Grey Wolf landfill
• Another rabid fox in Verde Valley
• Cottonwood nurse's marijuana case tests state law
• Jerome Council to discuss CDBG funding
• Youth Commission to hijack Rec Center for Teen Night
• Court Docket 12/11/2011
• Lawmaker wants to stop 'underwater' homeowners from walking away
• Redistricting Commission pushes on, tries to maintain minority strength
• Grijalva may face primary challenge
• Another suspicious dumpster fire
• Some bright spots in October sales tax report
• Murder-suicide at Enchantment Resort
• Verde River adjudication moving on behind scenes
• West Mingus Avenue gets elbow room
• Lynx, Verde sites close to protect bald eagles
• Camp Verde cracks down on resort's timeshare sales office
• News Analysis: Camp Verde suspends impact fees
• Cottonwood police acquire surplus military Humvees
• Cottonwood man arrested for threatening his ex
• West Bend blaze follow-up
• Wood ashes trigger early morning house fire
• Durrer named Arizona 'Paralegal of the Year'
• Driver walks away from serious rear-end crash
• District 1 Supervisor Carol Springer won't run for re-election in 2012
• Pressure mounts for Brewer to allow marijuana dispensaries
• Economic recovery slow in coming for Arizona
• Appeals Court upholds state Medicaid cutbacks
• Former Intel chief named new chairman of Arizona Ready Education Council
• Foist's part-time contract to save Mingus $32,000
• James Ray to appeal homicide conviction
• Ranchers suing Assessor; challenge new land values
• Chocolate Lovers' Walk Winners (with photo gallery)
• Investigators release update of Williams shooting
• Man's vehicles topples down Verde River cliffside
• Circle of Friends Holiday Concert takes Mingus Union stage Dec. 18
• Reenactment Saturday of 1928 Clarkdale bank robbery
• Two Cottonwood accidents Saturday
• Ray & Marilyn Sealing make Bent River Books & Music debut Dec. 10
• Showtime at Cottonwood Village
• Cornville road now a safer, smoother ride
• Cottonwood 'landmark' West Bend Auto destroyed
• Cottonwood Christmas Parade
• LEGAL SNAFU: Camp Verde jurisdiction issue has costly potential
• Made in Clarkdale (with photo gallery)
• Camp Verde sex offender to serve 5 years in prison
• Nudist in aisle 9
• Cornville man arrested for Prescott car-jacking
• Last suspect arrested in Mexico for Cottonwood arms theft
• Court Docket: Dec. 3, 2011
• Jerome Polar Express Party
• Yavapai College course in tracking wildlife
• 35th Moose Lodge Seniors Dinner Dec. 11
• Northern Arizona Hospice to build new hospice house in Verde Valley
• Verde water adjudication moving on behind scenes
• Health Dept: Fox that bit Lake Montezuma woman had rabies
• Piccioli's attorney asks for new Grand Jury decision
• Art in Progress at Verde Campus
• Hicks cases end without guilt
• Governor wants revamp of state personnel rules to ease firing process
• Arizona fares well in gender salary comparison study
• New effort on front to trade public lands ... to save Arizona military bases
• Court rules officer's SB1070 lawsuit without merit
• Cottonwood woman charged with attempted murder set free
• Safety First: Do's and don't's of driving on ice and snow
• Eagle decision on hold again
• Students trained as Safe School Ambassadors
• Disc Golf Planners Honored
• A photo history of Cottonwood on sale
• Cottonwood Band in concert during this holiday season
• Cottonwood Youth Commission names officers
• Verde Valley museums offer holiday gift variety
• Verde Valley Voices present 'Behold The Light'
• Calling all Christmas Angels
• Log truck spills its load
• Pile burn could dump smoke into Sedona
• Woman tumbles in horse accident
• Woman tumbles in horse accident
• Fox that bit woman had rabies
• Home values continue slide in Arizona
• Governor sitting tight on Redistricting Commission issue
• Arizona hospitals file suit over Medicaid cuts
• Fair Assn. bylaws overhauled
• Jerome Lights Up the Mountain
• Historian tells Verde Valley's history in photographs
• Man, dog back together after legal adventure
• College Foundation's GVVC announces new board members
• Naked woman arrested on warrant
• Fox bites Lake Montezuma woman
• Small plane damaged in Sedona accident
• Scottsdale student killed on Interstate
• Homicide or suicide in Camp Verde?
• Verde Valley Fire Charities Christmas Tree sale
• Mtn. View Prep wins three classroom grants
• C-OC District offers free developmental screenings
• Cottonwood father and son arrested in assault, kidnapping case
• Yavapai County's redistricting map passes Justice Dept. muster
• Final push begins for new Arizona redistricting maps
• Mixed signals on Arizona presidential poll
• Black Friday kicks off Christmas shopping in Cottonwood, Verde Valley
• Annexation petition drive gets under way
• Cottonwood Christmas Parade salutes state's centennial
• Thurman becomes Board of Supervisors chairman early
• Chocolate, music and lights... it's an Old Town specialty
• Polar Express returns to Jerome Dec. 2
• 13 Dumpster fires in Cottonwood ... and counting
• Tracking gadget helps find horseman
• Leave the rubber on the tires
• Highway fender bender
• Patient arrested at VVMC
• Don't do drugs ... and drive
• Clark Memorial Library annual used book sale
• Clarkdale seeking applicants for Library Advisory Board
• Expect alternating lane closures on I-17 at Cordes Jct.
• Hard to get name recognition in Arizona's Senate race
• Poll gives mixed signals on Giffords' political future
• Group warns of holiday 'danger toys'
• Study attributes Southern Arizona wildfires to illegal border crossings
• New legal battle for Fiesta Bowl
• No Taxpayer Money for Politicians Group wants voters to kill Clean Elections law
• Governor again shot down on firing Mathis
• Getting ahead of the curve: How VVMC is preparing for the inevitable
• Jerome Lights Up the Mountain Nov. 26
• Leadership class puts focus on education
• Candidates sought for Yavapai County Recorder
• Cottonwood to acquire another roundabout corner
• California rec center named for Cottonwood man
• Mingus students ready to take stage for Almost, Maine
• Council, mayoral elections for Jerome, Clarkdale
• Highway clean up a 'phenomenal success'
• Plenty of blue on the highway as DPS conduct 'Operation Safe Passage'
• Teen Pregnancy: Pregnant and parenting teens have support, mentoring in Verde Valley high schools
• Drug abuse falling in Verde, but caution needed
• Motorcycle stop leads to drug sales arrest
• 'March on Meth' now a stampede; sheriff's deputies net 20
• Success Returns to Verde Valley Toy Run
• Verde water needs study now two-thirds complete
• Youth Advisory Commission gets new members
• Court Docket: 11-22-2011
• MATForce offers mini-grants for youth skill-building
• Cottonwood Airport leadership change
• Governor attempts to block Mathis re-instatement to Redistricting Commission
• Talkin' Turkey: Be prepared to dig deeper for this year's Thanksgiving feast
• Recall group targets Gov. Jan Brewer
• Ricardo Costa, once held on $75M bond, takes plea deal in child abuse case
• Renovation for Yavapai College at Clarkdale
• Water conversation turning to Verde
• Cottonwood Fit Kids on the Move
• Dexter Allen awarded river ranger of the year
• Toys for Tots swings into gear
• New Natural Resources director for Cottonwood
• Allegation of deputy sex crime leads to false information arrest
• Verde Valley Leadership grad to run Sedona Half Marathon to raise funds for organization
• Book signing planned for Cottonwood history book
• Cottonwood Middle School Thanksgiving Food Drive
• Governor re-thinks strategy on firing redistrict commission chair
• Governor drops Arizona from Western Climate Initiative
• Prosecutor says Redistricting Commission 'stonewalling' Open Meeting Law probe
• 9th Circuit to hear New Times suit against Arpaio, Thomas
• Lawmaker stumps for 'loser pays' lawsuits
• Judge says abortion disclosure law discriminatory
• James Ray sentence: Two years in prison
• Getting a grip on glass tough task for recycling world
• Cottonwood, Sedona to sever transit ties with NAIPTA
• James Ray's brother is 'praying for probation'
• September sales tax figures are up and down
• What are you posting online?
• Yavapai County supervisors try new voting centers
• Sally's BBQ offers free Thanksgiving dinner
• Cottonwood Shelter to open new thrift store
• 27th annual Verde Valley Toy Run this weekend
• Clothe A Child will bring Christmas to 40 kids
• Leadership class cultivates awareness of regional issues
• Bent River Books and Music features event-filled weekend
• Suspect sought in attempted Lake Montezuma kidnapping
• Police Reports: Woman run down by own car
• Electrical Fire in Cornville
• Olde Tyme Country Fair Saturday
• Real estate rebound in Verde Valley?
• Operation Leapfrog makes statement against litter
• Walkin' on Main a big hit in Cottonwood
• 20th annual Zeke Taylor Barbecue
• Garage fire spares home
• Swollen creek strands motorist
• Ferrari roadster goes up in flames on Cornville Road
• 14,256 for Kids Against Hunger (with photo gallery)
• MIngus School Board approves part time for Foist
• Man dies in Clarkdale rollover
• CAT service will change January 2012
• Home burns in Verde Village
• Car collides with mailbox in Verde Village
• Suspect arrested in Cottonwood forgery case
• Where is Jim Schwartz?
• Night work on I-17 at Cordes Junction this week
• Student Conservation Corps offers new program
• Ledbetters to hold reception for Ann Kirkpatrick
• Fit Kids 5K Fun Run and 10K Autumn Dash
• Sweat lodge victim statements carry weight
• Former Game & Fish employee suspected of 'child luring'
• Justices rule voter approval needed for trust land sales to run State Land Dept.
• Justices rule intellectual property claims cannot be resolved in state courts
• Veterans Day Salute: Belly gunner Fred Piper called back to service
• District 1 lawmaker Steve Pierce elected new State Senate president
• Breaking News: Middle School students rushed to hospital in 'bath salts' scare
• Shared services for C-OC, Mingus back in play
• Suspect wanted for sexual conduct with minor arrested at area motel
• Veterans Day Salute: Dick Schmidt's long way home
• In Honor of our Veterans
• Gov. Brewer establishes federal political action committee
• Sweat lodge victim's mother laments Ray's charisma
• Political gamesmanship begins to fill leadership void left by Russell Pearce
• Poll shows Arizonans more forgiving of immigration issues than politicians
• Volunteer Needed
• One killed in Hwy 260 collision
• AARP Tax-Aide Volunteers Needed for 2011 Tax Filing Season
• Wrong way driver smashed by semi on I-17
• Cottonwood bed taxes rising again
• Enalo Lockard interim planner for Clarkdale
• Have a safe Halloween
• Camp Verde man running for president
• Clarkdale to Cottonwood sidewalk work begins Monday
• Clarkdale on track to raise wastewater rates
• Sedona woman dies at Chicago airport
• Stolen property recovered in Cottonwood
• I.B. school seeking volunteers with expertise
• Powell prescribed burn planned for Nov. 1-3
• Camp Verde downs Mingus 41-31
• Bennett to audit election donor groups
• Judge blocks Horne from investigating Independent Redistricting Commission on Open Meeting Law
• Poll reveals a reluctance to spend by Arizonans
• Fishermen unite! Verde fisheries swelling with trout
• Cyndi Masters is special needs driver of the year
• Major Lingo Day of the Dead Masquerade Ball Saturday night
• Police face firefighters in benefit basketball game
• Celebration of the Animals Saturday in Clarkdale
• City launches Looking Good Cottonwood campaign
• City seeks applicants for Library board
• Montezuma Castle, Tuzigoot to waive entrance fees for Veterans Day
• Clarkdale on target for 1st quarter
• Clarkdale primary election called for March 13
• 100 Candles at Clemenceau
• Woman trespasses at hospital
• Missing Village of Oak Creek man spotted?
• The state of Yavapai County
• Poll shows Obama gaining ground in Arizona
• Governor claims congressional redistricting maps unconstitutional
• Governor pressed to order halt to marijuana cultivation cards
• GOP effort to ban public election financing legally flawed
• Paul Haywood selected as Grand Marshal for Cottonwood Christmas Parade
• Cottonwood moves toward roundabout
• Une Petite Nuit de Masquerade Fashion Show (with photo gallery)
• 3.6 earthquake hits near Chino Valley
• Report cards are in for Verde Valley schools
• Major Lingo Day of the Dead Masquerade Ball Saturday night
• Hole in One
• Not old enough to drink
• Vehicle fire in Cottonwood
• Sunday morning coming down ... to jail
• Accident involves pregnant woman
• Big truck hits walker in Page Springs
• Upper Verde River Issues update
• Disaster exercise actors needed
• Cottonwood Senior Commission seeks volunteers
• Cottonwood P&Z Commission vacancies
• Clarkdale's first Solar Block Party Nov. 5
• Court Docket: 10-26-2011
• Verde Valley August sales tax report encouraging
• Independent Redistricting Commission under fire; Verde Valley decision among list of complaints
• Lawyer claims governor, AG conspired to undermine medical marijuana law
• Americans for George support clean crisp dollar bill
• Court allows insurance funds to pay Irwin's legal judgment
• Chasing Moving Shadows: What happens next?
• 40-day enrollment numbers in for local districts
• Keep Yavapai County together, crowd urges at redistricting hearing
• State of the County
• Outdoor Show at Accelerated Learning Charter School
• City sign code to be updated
• Spirit of Joy Progress Report
• Clarkdale-Jerome asks voters to extend override
• Coconino County Sheriff's K-9 leads deputies to two armed robbery suspects
• Chickens allowed, political signs mandated in Cottonwood
• Protesters 'occupy' Cottonwood
• Arizona jobless rate stands at 9.1 percent
• Governor's Scorpions for Breakfast due for release Nov. 1
• Chasing Moving Shadows: Workplace changes for employers, employees
• Water group wants list of Prescott-area computer model concerns
• Tobacco tax brings in $3.9 million for local kids
• Sheriff seeks drug/child endangerment suspect
• MATFORCE Dump the Drugs Oct. 29 in Sedona, Cottonwood, Camp Verde
• Nationwide Emergency Alert System Test scheduled Nov. 9
• Fashion show Saturday for Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Court Docket 10-21-2011
• Montezuma Castle to host 'Rough Riders'
• Riverfront treatment plant OK'd
• Appeals Court to decide enrollment cap for AHCCCS
• Plan in works to keep education system from falling off financial cliff
• Mingus play takes stage this weekend (with photo gallery)
• Plea offer pending for child abuse dad
• Cottonwood Airfest (with photo gallery)
• Water committee discusses USGS model Wednesday
• Police Reports: Bicyclist, 14, run over by pickup
• Chasing Moving Shadows: The decline of illegal immigration in Yavapai County
• Piccioli murder trial day set for May 2012
• Arts, culture named a priority for AZ Town Hall
• Cottonwood may award wastewater system contracts
• Face to Face: Cottonwood Chamber surveys City services
• Two Jerome Council members resign
• 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
• Cottonwood, Sedona to pull plug on transit authority
• Rappaports lose Superior Court appeal
• Cottonwood seeking woman in fraud and forgery scheme
• Mountainside rollover injures one in Jerome
• Bashed by bull
• Legislature takes discretion out of judges' hands, gives it to prosecutors
• 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 Oct. 15
• 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
• Some proposed AHCCCS cuts rejected
• Brewer on tour: Carps on Obama, liberal media
• Verde Santa Fe annexation petition drive begins
• Prescott-area officials want to nix Verde groundwater model
• Proposed state legislative redistricting splits Verde Valley
• Fire Chief Hazime to address Cornville
• Man, 47, accused of assaulting father, 80, in Cottonwood
• Cottonwood boy accused of assaulting mother
• Sheriff investigates death in Oak Creek Canyon
• Batteries stolen from transfer station
• Got a house you want to burn?
• Free car seat inspection in Rimrock
• Time to sign up for 57th annual Cottonwood Christmas parade
• Three sworn-in as Yavapai-Apache Nation Council members
• Sedona Vote-By-Mail Special Election Nov. 8
• Chamber Mixer offers Main Street USA
• Sedona studies Storm Drainage issues
• Mingus students exhibit Art in Public Places
• DES says it has plan to improve Child Protective Services
• Big planes part of Cottonwood Airfest 2011
• Sweat lodge tragedy teaches lasting lessons
• French Flair II (with photo gallery)
• Christmas tree permits available
• Police reports: Suspicious cat killings?
• Judge sets new dates for Ray sentencing
• No criminal charges filed against paraglider in Airfest crash
• Cottonwood gives green light to Verde Santa Fe annexation
• Fort Verde Days this weekend in Camp Verde
• Jerome's Katie Lee inducted into Arizona Music Hall of Fame
• Property tax Q&A with Assessor Pamela Pearsall
• Parenting organizations hold monthly Playgroup
• Guidance Clinic offers first aid class for anxiety disorders
• Keep Your Eye on the Ball
• Colorado River district could claim Yavapai
• Governor says redistricting map political thievery
• Cottonwood supports 'cows and chainsaws' forest plan
• Pearce recall: Olivia Cortes a 'sham' candidate?
• City offers chance to sound off on Verde Santa Fe annexation
• Haunted Hamburger, Hog Wild claim top ribs honors at Rhythm & Ribs
• Dollars down but Walk for Life successful
• Great Arizona Grape Stomp 5K Stompin' Through Cottonwood
• Church youth groups plan food-packing event for Kids Against Hunger Saturday
• Yavapai County waste study costs more than it saves
• MATFORCE sponsors Youth Art Contest
• Phoenix Cement earns ENERGY STAR for fifth year
• Police Reports: Car vs. pedestrian accident in Cottonwood
• Brewer book gets endorsement from Sarah Palin
• Court rules Pearce recall to remain three-way race
• Horne threatened with gag order over Watergate comments
• Redistricting Commission agrees on congressional districts
• Police still sorting through teen stabbing death
• Jon Pelletier named Journalist of the Year
• CNN to host GOP presidential debate in Arizona
• Brewer seeks to deny benefits to domestic partners
• New state initiatives range from animal rights to workers' rights
• Talk chickens, CAT with Cottonwood Council
• Great beginning of the end of MUHS photo classes
• Remembering Jim Byrkit: Historian and river advocate passes away
• County supervisors make way for five-member board
• VRBP presses on with water education role
• Public relations position up in the air for C-OC
• Meet Hazime at Cornville meeting
• Catch breast cancer early; free breast self exam workshop offered Oct. 18
• Monsoon, non-soon: Storms were hit and miss in Verde Valley
• Cottonwood woman claims she was fired over medical marijuana
• Wine Trail rolls out barrels for 5K Grape Stomp in Cottonwood
• Cornville music show Sunday benefits Crystal Bassett
• Illicit prescription sales lead to arrests in Cottonwood
• CPR and an AED make difference in VOC
• Lying to officer is an offense
• Crews save Cornville woman going into heart attack
• Super offender nabbed
• Man nabbed on Pennsylvania warrant
• Report: 1 in 7 kids able to buy cigarettes in Arizona
• Redistricting Commission says it is not subject to Open Meeting Law
• Add your 2 cents to the National Forest survey
• Commerce Authority salary package stirs debate
• VVMC diabetes education program receives recognition
• Verde River Days (with photo gallery)
• A Man's World? Local woman to open Verde Valley's first shooting range
• Free solar tour in Verde Valley
• Verde Valley Foundation presents French Flair
• Release of A-F school district grades delayed
• Architect of Southwest Style
• Trio of Cottonwood Ranch properties earn Neighborhood Pride awards
• Arsonist on the loose in Cottonwood
• Another motorcycle down in Jerome
• Drugs found abandoned near school bus stop
• Camp Verde man goes to prison for armed robbery
• State sales tax tallies show rebounding economy
• Still more legal wrangling over Pearce recall election
• Federal judge says new state law unfairly singles out unions
• Don Bivens announces bid for U.S. Senate
• 19-year-old stabbing victim in Cottonwood dies
• James Ray sentencing will be after mid-October
• Locals to Verde River: Who Cares?
• Cottonwood to permit chickens by the dozen
• Grants could help Verde River at Clarkdale project
• Major improvements made in prison security
• Economic growth slow and steady in Arizona
• 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
• Humane society outlines plans to move forward
• Mixing It Up in Jerome
• Bass breach barrier at Fossil Creek
• Changes in store for CATS
• Come back down to the River: It's the 23rd Verde River Days
• Literacy program available to child care centers
• Ray sentencing hearings to begin next week
• Except for payment of bills, Mulcaire vs. City case concludes
• County property taxes may be going down
• Police Reports: Early morning crash
• C-OC District to destroy special education records
• National Public Lands Day events & Red Rock Pass 'fee free day'
• FBI: Crime down slightly in Yavapai County
• Camp Verde Marshal Dave Smith to retire at year's end
• Calling all kids: Fossil Creek opening Oct. 1
• Court Docket: 9-22-2011
• It's Child Passenger Safety Week
• Slight decline in Arizona food prices
• Rep. Schweikert wants to replace dollar with $1 coins
• Horne: Alabama decision a prelude to outcome for Arizona
• State Supreme Court allows utilities to utilities to buy or generate green power
• Governor encouraged about Arizona trade relations with China
• An Arizona Legend: Jerome's Katie Lee to be inducted into Arizona Music Hall of Fame
• Thunder Valley Rally
• Schools soon to be graded A - F for performance
• Who's counting the pills? MATForce seeks more regulation
• Police Reports: Help on the way for kayak snag
• Armed robbery suspect arrested
• OLLI: Call for Facilitators for 2012
• Rotary Student Ambassadors
• Cottonwood Parks and Recreation commission board appointed
• A Night of Living History
• Bent River Books & Music to re-open in new Old Town location this Friday
• Housing 'Fore' Heroes golf event set for Veterans Day
• C-OC developmental screenings set for Oct. 5
• Cottonwood needs volunteers for Board of Adjustment
• Native fish topic of VWA meeting Wednesday; water committee cancels
• Hayfield Draw OHV Recreation Area Closed for Improvements
• Cancer Center in Sedona offers support groups first and third Thursdays
• Brewer to attend governors border confab
• Federal court ruling could undermine SB 1070
• Business lobby wants state to guarantee loans from venture capitalists
• Court strikes down municipal anti-solicitation law
• Ray hearings vacated due to attorney illness
• Wednesday hearing set on proposed transit cuts
• Wine tourism shows bright future in Verde Valley
• Wildfire cure: bring back logging and cattle grazing?
• City Council not chicken to take on poultry issue in Cottonwood
• National Public Lands Day offers fee-free park entry
• Assessor explains new property classifications
• Cottonwood-Clarkdale highway sidewalk awarded
• Swimming the seas of South America at CMS
• Sedona man charged with burglary of school building
• Old Town Association plans Autumn in Old Town
• Court Docket 9-18-2011
• Arizona jobless rate stands at 9.3 percent
• More than 13,000 Arizonans are now card-carrying medical marijuana users
• Quakers fail in bid to stop state progress on private prisons
• Fiesta del Tlaquepaque (with photo gallery)
• Verde Santa Fe annexation petition filed
• Pat Williams returns to Clarkdale council
• Truck floats on Spring Creek
• Russell Pearce recall election is a go
• Arizona poverty numbers show improvement -- maybe
• Court of Appeals rules cities cannot ban pan-handling
• Legal wrangling over medical marijuana clubs
• Healthy Bones and Joints - Sedona Library Lecture Series Oct. 4
• No new trial for James Arthur Ray
• Cottonwood Fire Chief inducted into Hall of Fame
• Beer Thirty in the Verde
• Cottonwood commits to wine curriculum
• Wider, faster 12th Street a go
• Reductions in capital hurt Mingus budget
• Rebirth: Old vines bear fruit for the first time in 100 years
• iPads for P&Z Commission
• Hobo Joe's Restaurant Closes
• More construction delays on Cornville Road
• Recycle event in Jerome Saturday
• Deputy witnesses mom using packing tape to restrain child
• Youth Count changes name, expands mission
• Candlelight Vigil held for "Nancy" Xiaorong Wang
• Arizona's bond rating for road construction downgraded
• National Guard troops to remain in Arizona
• Quakers sue state over private prison contracts
• AZ presidential primary slated for Feb. 28
• Judges rule state can use regulatory fees to balance state budget
• New abortion restrictions take effect in Arizona
• New candidate emerges for Pearce recall election
• A 10-Year Perspective: The View from Here
• On the Pile: Making connections at Ground Zero
• Into War: A new generation proves its greatness
• 9/11 Memorial Ride leads to service at noon in Cottonwood
• County Health Dept. working on response to bioterrorism
• Sedona Fire District to toll bell for 9/11 anniversary
• 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
• State health officials work to convince Arizonans to get flu shots
• State revenues higher than expected
• Brewer headliner at national Governor's dinner
• Bicyclist struck by car in Cottonwood
• War declared on the scourge of Oak Creek
• County Assessor to speak to Clarkdale Council
• Jerome council to look at parking issues
• Mudslide causes road blockage in Oak Creek Canyon
• Accidents on 89A in Cottonwood
• Winslow woman charged with false reporting in Cottonwood
• RV burglaries on Coconino National Forest
• Grant to test former Gardner recycling lot in Cottonwood
• Part 2: Local food grows legs as freshness takes center stage
• Farm politics keep casting shadows
• Verde Valley sales tax report mixed for July
• Darrow returns to Prescott, Trebesch takes Verde bench
• Ray case will move to Prescott next week
• Sedona Temple closed as brothel
• AG seeks to compel redistricting commissioners to talk about controversial contract
• Controversial method of storing deeds ruled legal
• Prisons can charge fee for visitors
• Group seeks to end legislative immunity in Arizona
• 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 county
• Felony vandalism at Cottonwood school
• VVMC offers free class on CPR and First Aid for Infants
• VVMC earns American College of Radiology accreditation
• Yavapai County agriculture changing with the times
• Little farms grow larger dreams
• Two die in separate I-17 accidents near Camp Verde
• Cottonwood homicide victim identified
• Woman hurt in horse riding accident in Clarkdale
• APS lineman hit by electricity in Camp Verde
• Giant map at C-OC district office until Sept. 15
• Paranormal Challenge visits Jerome Grand Hotel
• MUHS board to meet Thursday in cafeteria
• Jerome Council special meeting postponed
• Drunk and disorderly
• Drug arrests on Doug's Park Road
• Yavapai Cattle Growers' Association's Annual Calf Sale returns for 79th year
• Arizona could get 2012 GOP presidential debate
• Court rules state cannot drop domestic partners benefits
• Hospice Volunteers needed: Share the gift of you
• VVMC's Diabetes Support group: High blood pressure
• Free prostate cancer screening Sept. 22
• Valley vineyards still experimenting
• A Shelter from the Storm
• 3-vehicle crash in Camp Verde injures 3
• VVMC earns American College of Radiology accreditation
• Clarkdale-Jerome School budget a 'see saw'
• 9-11 memorials planned for Cottonwood-Oak Creek schools
• Weird haze over Verde Valley
• Illegal guide banned from forest
• Court Docket: 9-4-2011
• Federal border chief claims concerns about security and violence are overblown
• VVMC and Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center offer free Parkinson's disease seminar Sept. 8 & 9
• 23-year-old woman shot and killed in Cottonwood; suspect arrested
• Cuts to Valley transit system inevitable
• Class of 2011 Arizona bald eagles sets records
• Cottonwood Middle School gym floor ruined by leaking cooler pipes
• Labor Day weekend DUI checkpoints
• Make sure address numbers are seen
• Puppy litter abandoned in Lake Montezuma Park
• Accelerated Learning Charter School to hold open house
• Closed Tavasci School does have security
• AZ Stronghold named official wine of AZ Centennial
• Jerome Council to hold special meeting Tuesday
• The Living Legacy of Clarkdale Sept. 15
• Final Concert in the Park Sept. 10
• Verde River public access at Tuzigoot Bridge
• Clarkdale announces two new programs
• Councilwoman Pat Williams back in Clarkdale
• AZ Supreme Court to decide if Pearce recall goes to voters
• Dennis Burke resigns as U.S. Attorney for Arizona
• State backs off on accent issue with English immersion teachers
• VVMC earns designation as Level IV Trauma Center
• C-OC on solid $$$ ground to begin new year
• New principal takes over for Accelerated Learning Charter School
• Hearts for the Hungry and Homeless Cooks set Sept. 10
• Local foundations announce grant funding collaboration
• MUHS receives third straight financial reporting award
• Jax joins Cottonwood PD
• What time is it? Beer-thirty in the Verde!
• Navajo Code talker to speak in Cottonwood
• Jones, McFarlane nominated for Appeals Court
• Osher Lifelong Learning Institute announces fall schedule and OLLI fest
• Police Reports: Warrant and narcotics arrest
• Sen. Bundgaard faces Senate ethics investigation
• Deadline looming on deciding date for presidential primary
• Transit cuts or raised fares? Wednesday meeting to review CAT options
• A Tale of Two Parks
• Camp Verde family of seven in I-17 rollover; one killed
• 12th Street to also have protected left turn signals
• Sign up now for Citizens Police Academy
• Camp Verde superintendent's contract/evaluation to be discussed at special meeting Tuesday
• U.S. Bureau of Labor reports Arizona wages among lowest in United States
• Bisbee tops list of Arizona's most gay-friendly cities
• Horne wants Arizona freed of minority voting rights law
• Another lawsuit filed over medical marijuana restrictions
• Cottonwood's Rhonda Gonzalez wins national Distinguished Teacher Award
• Public weighs in on 12th Street options
• Pre-sentence hearing for James Arthur Ray Sept. 19-23
• I-17 repaving project near Camp Verde begins Friday
• Verde Valley Orthopedic Associates welcomes new orthopedic surgeon
• Suspect in online sex luring case is 'on the fence' about plea deal
• Police Reports, 8-26-2011: Suspect arrested in local bank theft
• Rollover in Page Springs
• Two arrested for pickup theft
• Local leaders don't like draft legislative map that splits up Yavapai
• 'Hoodwinked'? Public participation in supervisors' redistricting cost $58,000
• State retirement contribution question being debated in court
• Pearce recall now before state Court of appeals
• Home values continue slide in Arizona
• County redistricting: the devil is in the details
• Nazih Hazime named new fire chief for Verde Valley District
• Upper Verde property tax rates set
• Head-on fatal near McGuireville
• Yavapai County judge lowers Costa's $75M bond
• Clarkdale to host intergovernmental meeting Thursday
• Update on the county 'un-fair'
• Court Docket: Aug. 24, 2011
• Back to School for Cottonwood - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Verde Valley's common voice on redistricting falls on deaf ears
• Obama interference aside, Brewer puts finishing touches on her book
• Supervisors duke it out over redistricting
• New tax burden for schools
• Sweat Lodge Trial: Judge takes new trial motion under advisement
• Oral arguments given in Jerome Board of Adjustment appeal
• Judge to rule on reduction of record $75 million bond
• Superintendent U'Ren not doing thesis on I.B.
• C-OC school start numbers better than projected
• Airport Board now whole again
• Police Reports: Man injured in climbing accident
• Another dumpster fire in Cottonwood
• Back to School for the Verde Valley Sanctuary
• Forest Service and Sedona to host Fire and Smoke open house Aug. 23
• Paws for Patients training offered at VVMC
• Taxpayers will pick up hefty tab for Pearce recall vote
• Breaking News: Water rates decision before Cottonwood council tonight
• Yavapai County Redistricting: Verde's destiny tied to Thurman's vote
• Mourning parents strive to help others prevent drug abuse
• Old Town Jail upgrade gets state thumbs up
• VVMC welcomes four new resident physicians
• Court Docket: Aug. 16, 2011
• Police Reports: Apply for job, rob the manager
• Reclaimed water in Cottonwood's future
• City has second thoughts on South 12th St.
• Jerome to study hydroelectric feasibility
• Thunder Valley Rally comes to Cottonwood Sept. 16-18
• County redistrict options online
• Fire at Sedona's Enchantment Resort
• Police Reports: Bloody suspect booked for assault
• City adopts new insignia for police dept.
• Judge gives green light for recall vote on Sen. Pearce
• Appeals Court gives state go-ahead to impose new abportion restrictions
• State Route 260 back in ADOT five-year plan
• New start for Verde Valley Humane Society
• 9-11 Memory Concert Sunday in Cottonwood
• Lightning destroys house in Lake Montezuma
• Chimney burns at Enchantment
• Zanolli named Education Conservationist of the Year
• Jerome Council takes no action on pending litigation
• Jerome Council now able to respond during public comment
• Jerome's Copper Town Ball postponed indefinitely
• Small-scale version of Yavapai County Fair to take place at Tim's Toyota Center
• The American Dream?
• County redistricting meeting set for Aug. 22 in Prescott
• Supreme Court hears arguments on SB 1070
• Judge gives state green light on AHCCCS cutbacks
• Year-end sales tax report mixed for Verde Valley
• Arizona income growth fails to keep pace with rest of nation
• Governor gets new car from state fleet
• Lawsuit alledges fraudulent tactics by AHCCCS
• Helping hand for Joplin
• Physician education can lessen abuse of prescription drugs
• First Look at new County Health Dept.
• La Nina delivered a dry one
• Police Reports: Lost Knight in Cottonwood
• Interstate rollover accident
• Fire closes 89A between Cottonwood and Sedona
• Man gets three years for fatal Cornville shooting
• Wind farm passes first hurdle
• Judge to decide validity of Pearce recall election
• Wil Cardon to challenge Flake for Kyl's U.S. Senate seat
• Lee Enterprises sees sharp quarterly drop
• State debate brews on Internet sales tax
• Consumer confidence remains low
• Horne asks judge to shut down Arizona 'marijuana clubs'
• AG's office opposes anti-union lawsuit
• Upper Verde School Bus Route Schedules
• Congestion forces temporary closures at Fossil Creek
• County attorney reviews officer-involved shooting
• War declared on uninvited plants
• Most Wanted Plants (or is it least wanted?)
• Clarkdale Council to dissolve Heritage Board
• Duval gets lower bond in sex-with-teen case
• Camp Verde man, 71, charged with terrorist threats
• Reward increased for home invasion suspect
• Update: Mingus, YAN SROs will remain
• Mother's plea delays Maness sentencing
• Jerome Council may award study contract for hydroelectric
• Beaver Creek School Board meeting to include facility tour
• Guv waiting to see debt deal's impact on Arizona
• Court: Retailers can face penalties for mis-pricing merchandise
• Arizona group seeks to scrap election system
• 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
• It's new shoes, notebooks and Back to School
• Arizona committee forms on school district unification
• Clarkdale-Jerome School shows adequate progress
• Trial set for Costa, but he still can't make $75 million bail
• Reward offered for home invasion tip
• Frozen food truck tips over on I-17
• Cottonwood Police runs sting on alcohol sales to minors
• NAU-Yavapai boosts enrollment for 2nd freshman class
• Supervisors approve budget, complete with tax cut
• Board of Supervisors: Herbicides work best to control weeds
• Yavapai County fair canceled
• Federal attorneys ask judge to toss Brewer lawsuit on medical marijuana
• Homeless student numbers on rise
• Wind farm jeopardizes state's largest land exchange
• Flooding in Sedona
• Verde Valley Roundup: Workshops set at Business Assistance Center
• Police reports: Barbecue threatens house fire
• Riverfront sewer concept gets support from state
• School Resource officer program in trouble
• Ready to go back to school
• 28th National Night Out parties Tuesday
• Cottonwood council to vote on $78 million budget
• New trial motion will delay Ray's sentencing
• Neighbors stop suspicious fire in Cottonwood
• Neighbors stop suspicious fire in Cottonwood
• Packed house for first Northern Arizona redistricting meeting
• Court Docket: Aug. 1, 2011
• Tribal gaming revenues show increase over past year
• Debate surfaces over tax-benefits of border fence donations
• Lawmaker touts invisible buried sensors for border security
• Signs of state economic growth may be flash in the pan
• Word of warning on web site donations for border fence
• Judge says no legal basis exists to order federal border patrols
• A Taxing Situation: Levy cap forces taxing districts to economize
• Jan Smith publishes book of special recipes
• Schedule set for Pink Heals Tour
• Police/Emergency Services Report
• Reward offered for home invasion info
• Prescription monitoring system has potential to curb drug abuse
• Leadership by Example
• County moves redistricting decision to Prescott
• Verde Valley Roundup
• American Legion Post 135 garners awards
• Dump Truck Shaves Car
• Car-pedestrian accident in Cottonwood
• Mass casualty drill at Mingus
• New Rangers Sworn In
• Team America to give Pearce $$$ help in recall vote
• Appellate judges at odds with state over retirement pay
• For The Record 7-27-11
• Governor wants Arizona's presidential primary moved to January
• Assistant AG hopes to kill Pearce recall challenge
• AG investigating open meeting law issues with redistricting commission
• Governor gets report on privatizing state services
• VOC home invasion robbery; suspect on the loose
• Report: Wine tourism continues to grow in Verde Valley
• Clarkdale-Jerome School seeking override renewal
• State: No merit to new trial request in Ray case
• Jerome Council set to approve $4.6m budget
• Clarkdale council to adopt final budget
• Racetrack puts County Fair in jeopardy
• Verde officials want to hear water model problems & move on
• Cottonwood gang member receives 7.5 years in prison
• Crash on Cornville Road
• Assessor warns don't lose your tax affidavit
• Super looks back on Clarkdale-Jerome school year
• Cornville's Jeri Strande named Legionnaire of Year
• Governor says environmental interests must be considered on forest management
• Web site accepts donations to help build border fence
• Governor chides police chiefs for silence on medical marijuana initiative
• Legal debate under way on Arizona 'marijuana clubs'
• 2011 Spring AIMS results released
• College for Kids
• Mingus receives $26,000 scholarship donation
• Clarkdale man arrested for property thefts
• Laws, laws and more new laws take effect this week
• Clarkdale to pursue Verde River project
• Pearce challenges legality of recall signatures
• What does the County Assessor's Office actually do?
• Court Docket: July 20, 2011
• Turning pigs to horses doesn't fly in County
• County to consider new pig regulations
• Jerome OK's $1.9 million spending plan
• Sherry Bailey to retire from Clarkdale Sept. 1
• Cottonwood man charged with sex with minor
• YCSO seeking public help in locating missing man
• Understanding Arizona's property tax system
• 'Move over' law takes affect effect July 20
• A Verde Valley Tradition: Sheep's Crossing
• The Librarian: John O'Neill to step down after nearly 30 years with Cottonwood Library
• Arizona sees 4.5 percent increase in tourism numbers
• DPS: Drug-sniffing dogs not needed in Corp. Commission probe
• Eighteen indicted in $700,000 food stamp fraud case
• Public employees suing state over pension contributions
• Marijuana 'clubs' gaining ground in Arizona
• Pearce cannot use corporate funds for recall campaign
• Marijuana probe at Az Corp. Commision
• 9th Circuit weighs in on church zoning dispute
• Reporter claims lawmaker pointed gun at him
• Push is on to ask voters to scrap Independent Redistricting Commission
• Four Forest Restoration Initiative: Part 2
• Clarkdale prefers redistrict Map C
• 12th Street Speedway
• Ray defense files motion for new trial; sentencing hearing delayed
• 'Barely alive' man found in YCSO Air Search
• TAPCO exhibit opens in Clarkdale Heritage Center & Museum
• NAWS seeking entries for experimental art exhibition
• VV Leadership to host packaging event for Kids Against Hunger
• Clarkdale's Mountain Gate has bidders for development
• Workshops offered at Business Center in Old Town Cottonwood
• Heart & Vascular Center offers free, life-saving vascular screenings Aug. 6
• The Four Forest Restoration Initiative
• Andy Groseta takes reigns of AZ Cattle Grower's
• TAPCO exhibit opens in Clarkdale Heritage Center & Museum
• Sweat Lodge Trial: Prosecution admits 'harmless' error in Ray proceeding
• Big Park woman knifed by estranged husband
• Hit-and-run driver faces multiple charges
• VV Leadership to host packaging event for Kids Against Hunger
• Class V of Verde Valley Leadership to graduate July 22
• Coconino, Kaibab and Prescott lift fire restrictions
• Police arrest detention officer on charges of sex with minor
• Cottonwood adopts spending plan
• The Verde Valley's one-man weather station
• Tourist dies in fall from ledge on Bell Rock
• Cottonwood police impound fee sparks questions
• Clarkdale Council to hear county redistricting options
• Keeping mosquitoes at bay this year
• In Honor of Clint Wager
• Contractor files protest over rejected bid
• Budget, litigation and commendations on Jerome agenda
• Rappaport's file motion for summary judgment
• Yavapai Community Foundation awards grants
• It's official: Pearce will face recall challenge
• Governor's staff was informed about Napolitano's Arizona visit
• State Bar seeks clearer definition on discrimination
• Amazon.com to open fourth Arizona plant in Phoenix
• ACLU wants medical marijuana lawsuit tossed
• Jerome's Centennial Legacy Project opens
• Summer Jobs: Area youth spend summer working outdoors
• Water reports show all wells meet arsenic standards
• Yavapai Board of Supervisors approves budget, tax cut
• Supervisors again toss lowest bids for construction project
• Tavasci Elementary School buries time capsule
• Pink Heals Tour kicks off in Verde Valley
• Saturation patrol
• Young girl loses freedom over 'bath salts'
• 'Jealous' ex-husband rams woman's car
• Haboob brings dust to Verde Valley
• Near drowning in Verde Village
• More senior scams
• Clarkdale council adopts preliminary spending plan
• Arizonans asked to be honest and pay sales tax for online purchases
• Court rules State Land Dept. can't use trust $$$ to pay its bills
• New abortion restrictions put on hold
• Environmentalists, federal government blasted during forest health meeting
• Planned Parenthood wants new abortion restrictions blocked
• Native Americans push to clarify sweat lodge traditions
• New life for old Cottonwood auto dealership
• Clarkdale and Cottonwood celebrate 4th of July in style
• Verde Valley monsoons return with gusto
• Yet another brush fire
• Big rig wreck in I-17
• Jerome seeks qualified hydroelectric consultant
• Douglas Mansion project wins Governor's award
• 2011 monsoon season arrives
• Marv Lamer leaves VACTE for state post
• Milo Stanley: Justice delayed
• Marijuana memo causes more questions
• Cottonwood to adopt $78.4 million budget
• Mingus welding team wins bronze at nationals
• Snake bite at Peck's Lake
• Court: Lawyers can run for public office
• Cottonwood seeks witnesses to car/bicycle collision
• Officials: State can begin rejecting AHCCCS applicants
• About face: Bob Young decides to stay on as Mingus football coach
• Ray's potential prison time shrinks after aggravation hearing
• Wintersteen becomes interim chief of police in Clarkdale
• Heroin and 'bath salts' found in motel bust
• No burning allowed: Cornville homeowner cited
• Police are after burglars
• Grants fund two Clarkdale Police cars
• It's heating up! Remove children and pets from vehicles
• Missoula Children's Theatre: If the Shoe Fits (with photo gallery)
• Centennial Legacy Project opens in Jerome
• Sedona Fire Board appoints Terry Keller as interim chief
• I-17 paving begins July 5
• McGuireville rest area to reopen Friday
• Bald eagle closures lifted
• Clarkdale council approves Mtn. Gate estoppel certificate
• DPS computer system hacked for second time in past week
• Petition drive seeks longer prison terms for sex crimes
• Jury still out on James Ray aggravating factors
• Local physicians: Pain medication dependency a serious problem in Verde Valley
• Fiesta Bowl asks lawmakers to justify free tickets and travel
• ACLU contends Arizona police to quick on the Taser trigger
• Maricopa judge to hear arguments on changes to state's health care program
• Victims' families recount emotional harm from sweat lodge deaths
• Crime/Courts/Emergency Services 6-27-2011
• Home Grown in Cornville
• Rear-lift for former city court building
• Solar panels for Cottonwood Airport
• Sen. Pierce named Senator of the Year
• College's New Outdoor Pavilion
• Girl arrested for sex with boy
• Fatal commercial vehicle crash
• State Supreme Court rejects plea on AHCCCS intervention
• Prop 13 Arizona wants cap on property tax
• U.S. Supreme Court nixes portion of Arizona Clean Elections Law
• News analysis: 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
• ADOT closes I-17 rest area for water system repairs
• May sales tax reports continue mixed in Verde Valley
• County ponders pig policy
• Board president sees Mingus past year as positive
• Spirit of Joy Hosts Students Bicycling for Cancer Research
• Neil Dixon named head football coach at Mingus
• Verde Valley's tinderbox is catching fire daily
• Arthur Slays Audience
• Music doesn't play well for Dancing Apache
• Plans set for Clarkdale's Old Fashioned Fourth
• Yavapai Downs closure: What will happen next?
• Helping Hand from Rotary
• Apartment bush fire
• 5th-wheel goes up in flames
• Using a homemade ID
• Fires burning in Verde Valley
• Know the law on using of fireworks
• Historical societies receive high school annuals
• Free recycling drop-off opens in Cottonwood
• Food prices up 5 percent from a year ago
• Cottonwood woman suspected in Oxycodone death
• Lawsuit claims voters cannot tell Legislature how to spend money
• Horne to 9th Circuit: Arizona can ask voters for citizenship proof
• Jury finds James Ray guilty of negligent homicide
• Camp Verde man named to state commission on judicial appointments
• Helping Hands for House of Ruth
• Missouri man arrested for marijuana, cocaine transport
• Solar semi burns
• Felicia Leake earns Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner designation
• Dog injured in beating doing well, will be placed with new family
• Councilwoman Pat Williams recovering in Seattle
• Council adopts new logo for Sustainable Clarkdale
• Clarkdale Parks & Rec on Facebook
• Cottonwood plans 'Let's Move' cooking with WIC
• Construction company says 'lost' email cost them a county job
• Cottonwood woman serves as volunteer leader at American Legion Auxiliary Girls State conference
• Sunset Swank
• James Ray sweat lodge case goes to jury
• Horne launches legal bid to save Arizona's citizenship voting requirement
• Ray Trial: Li's passionate closing cites faults of state's case
• Personally speaking: Davis weighs in on county redistricting proposals
• Help for House of Ruth: On the wings of an Eagle
• Verde Santa Fe annexation a plodding exercise
• Report: Arizonans spending more, economists cautiously optimistic
• Three ambulances needed for Cottonwood wreck
• Fire destroys mobile home in Rimrock
• O'Brien Kee indicted for Flagstaff Hill fire
• Campers cited for illegal fire in Beaver Creek area
• Bees kill horse in Cornville
• Extinguished fire flares up again in Cornville
• Hot stuff
• Dept. of Defense to keep National Guard troops on border through Sept. 30
• County plan update draws sparse crowd
• Last-ditch legal challenge launched on AHCCCS service cutbacks
• Arizona jobless rate drops to 9.1 percent
• James Ray Trial: Defense attorney makes a case for reasonable doubt
• Cottonwood teens charged with multi gas thefts
• Protesters temporarily halt Snowbowl construction; six arrested
• Suspect in online sex luring case nixes plea, gets new lawyer
• Crime Reports: Peeping Tom, maybe stalker, sought in VOC
• Campfire restrictions remain in place
• I-17 to be narrowed to one lane overnight Monday
• Game and Fish reports rabid skunks in Yavapai County
• Pine Flat campground reopened
• Drake Cement Plant opens
• Court Docket: 6-17-2011
• James Ray Trial - Polk to jurors: Use your common sense
• Validated signatures push Russell Pearce into recall election
• Agent: ATF in Arizona allowed Mexican cartel to purchase weapons
• Lawsuit claims state ignoring voter mandate on medical marijuana
• Hispanic activist sues Senate President Russell Pearce
• SWEAT LODGE TRIAL: Jury instruction debate delays closing arguments
• Montague takes plea to manslaughter charge in Cornville homicide
• Teague receives Oil Can Henry's Scholarship
• Rezzonico earns Yavapai Cowbelles Scholarship
• Mingus sets budget at $6.6 million for 2011-2012
• Verde Valley school districts form purchasing consortium
• Verde Santa Fe annexation a plodding exercise
• Mayor Joens: Why can't we just get along?
• Cottonwood Rec Center now part of Silver sneakers
• Quail Canyon annexed by Cottonwood
• Emergency power urgently needed for lift station
• Pay boost for Cottonwood city staff
• Groundwater model goes public amid controversy
• Deacon 'Ron' Pelton dies waiting sex trial
• Comment taken on county plan this evening
• Update on Arizona wildfires
• Aggressive driving focus of saturation patrol
• Off duty animal control officer interrupts dog beating
• Injured ankle causes woman to be flown from Rimrock
• Zumba for Annabel Sclippa
• Cottonwood's Alfred J. Lukus receives special citation from U.S. Marines
• Clarkdale-Jerome Summer Camp under way
• VVMC hails new Cath lab diagnostic C-arm (with photo gallery)
• No extension for jobless benefits
• Verde Valley pill popping new battleground for MATForce
• Local fire crews help battle wild land blazes
• Clarkdale-Jerome's Andrea Clark wins Small District Teacher of Year
• Assessor: Politicians 'throw me under the bus'
• Returning the Favor: Old Town Cottonwood steps up to help Annabel Sclippa
• Expansion begins at VVMC-Sedona
• VVMC announces Orthopedic Fair
• Jerome council will meet Tuesday in regular session
• Clarkdale Council to work on preliminary budget
• Cottonwood announces lineup for Farmers Market Jamboree
• Hill Fire winding down
• Three-car accident in Verde Village
• Suspect arrested in arson investigation
• Sweat Lodge Trial: Case may go to jury by mid-week
• GOP leadership, governor at odds over extending jobless benefits
• Appeals Court paves way to New Times lawsuit against Maricopa County, special prosecutor
• Sweat lodge trial: Details prevent defense from resting
• Marijuana dispensaries may hit pot holes thanks to AG's legal challenge
• Now on Exhibit in Jerome
• New VA Clinic rising in Cottonwood
• Verde Valley Fighting Hunger
• Arson arrest made in Hill Fire near Flagstaff
• County officials approve plan to 'adjust' employee pay
• Clarkdale centennial plans might be cut back
• Volunteers needed at Morningstar Ranch
• Clarkdale Centennial Committee looking for auction items
• SRP awards Learning Grants to 29 schools
• Governor calls special session to extend jobless benefits for long-term unemployed
• Doctor gives credence to toxic poisoning theory
• AG claims Obama attack on Arizona's voter-ID laws a ploy to get more illegal immigrants to vote
• AZ economy grows .07% between 2009 and 2010
• Governor wants tougher standards for receiving jobless benefits
• James Ray Trial: Defense case begins as judge denies motion to acquit
• Cottonwood city budget: $110 million
• Fish Story
• Mingus school board meets Thursday
• $24,000-plus in drug money seized in traffic stop
• Family friend arrested on sex charges
• Fire coordinators keep equipment, crews moving
• Hot Stuff: Cornville Chili Cook-Off
• Feeding the Hungry
• Museum honored for achievement in historic and cultural preservation
• Changes in shared revenue will hurt Clarkdale
• Yavapai County Inmate restoration program saves money and time
• Supervisors ban fireworks in county, citing fire danger
• Changing times mean change in rules for governor
• Pearce allies want to use corporate funds to block recall
• Health director denies marijuana dispensary request
• National Guard slows withdrawal from border
• Governor names former national solicitor general as lead counsel in SB 1070 appeal
• The weird science of wildfires: Making the no-campfire call
• MUHS to make changes to discipline process
• Moody's downgrades Cottonwood water bonds
• Plans coming together for Clarkdale Centennial
• Clarkdale-Jerome School summer activities
• Dutch filmmakers sneak a peek at Camp Verde
• Camp Verde's Cornfest wants to be more
• Tuzigoot museum reopens in Clarkdale
• Man, 80, jumps from Midgley Bridge
• Local crews working on Arizona's wild land fires
• Missoula Children's Theatre in the Verde Valley
• National Guard slows withdrawal from border
• Brush fire in Verde Village threatened homes
• New Humane Society board, new attitude
• Clarkdale Police Chief to retire June 30
• New mapping will fine tune Verde-Big Chino connection
• Correction
• Cottonwood man killed in hit-and-run
• Two-vehicle collision on Cornville Road
• Jewelry theft investigated
• 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
• CMS 7th grader excels in language competition
• MUHS summer food program kickoff Monday
• Sweat Lodge Trial: Witness says PTSD was responsible for inconsistent statements
• Cornville killer killed in prison
• Recall launched against Senate President Russell Pearce
• Legal push begins to force state to issue marijuana permits
• Cornville's chili cook off is all a matter of taste
• Mingus graduation a safe, uneventful ceremony
• Uncontrolled fires in Verde Valley
• Dancing with Wolves
• Jerome Art Walk perfect place for a June stroll
• Rainbow Acres presents inaugural Fine Arts Series performance
• Verde River forum produces call to action
• Tavasci Marsh environmental assessment available
• Bob Young steps down as Mingus coach; will take over Prescott football program
• Legal claims filed in Cottonwood Airfest balloon collision
• County unveils Verde Valley health clinic
• Tavasci School closure shuffles principals
• Congratulations Mingus Grads (with photo gallery)
• James Ray Trial: Alleged false statements curtail witness testimony
• Jerome council to meet in special session
• Verde Valley Humane Society reorganizes; open house Tuesday
• Brush fire threatens Verde Village homes
• Medical marijuana supporters say governor, AG, trying to overturn decision of voters
• Sweat lodge trial: Ray told participants they would feel as if 'skin was burning off'
• Federal prosecutor says governor, AG, over-react on marijuana law
• Threat of violence against Mingus graduation
• Change in the air at Cottonwood Airport
• Montague to accept plea deal in Cornville murder
• Sheriff's office busts alleged meth trafficker
• Jet overshoots Sedona Airport
• Yavapai Downs won't open for 2011
• Sedona battle rages over street lights, or not
• U.S. Supreme Court upholds employer sanctions law
• Unions want judge to void new Arizona laws on picketing
• Brewer asks for federal clarity on implementing medical marijuana law
• U.S. Supreme Court upholds Legal Arizona Worker Act
• Kyl, McCain won't return Fiesta Bowl contributions
• Home values continue to slide in Arizona
• Mingus Union Class of 2011 graduates Friday
• Vets caution horse owners: Don't panic over EHV-1
• Larry Green Car Giveaway: And the Winner Is ....
• Verde Earthworks takes city recycling bid
• MUHS board to tackle discipline, healthcare
• The Shop in Cornville gets reprieve, must move
• New Look Thanks to Mingus Students
• Student Ambassador of the Month
• Cornville helps to feed hungry
• Page Springs/89a rollover
• Canadian hikers shown the way
• Teen motorcyclist airlifted after crash
• Little encouragement in April sales tax report
• Court Docket: 5-24-2011
• Arizona retail spending up 12% over past month
• Governor rallies for continued federal funding of jobless benefits
• Legal challenge issued over revamp of state AHCCCS program
• Migration study shows Arizonans believe greener pastures in Texas
• Court determines streamlined judicial pleadings are acceptable
• County redistricting maps make colorful choices
• Guardian Air marks 10th anniversary
• Clarkdale to study town's use of social media
• Friends object, but others support Riverfront treatment plant
• Proposed trail system south of Cornville Road
• St. Joseph's student wins state essay contest
• Suicide stopped on Midgley Bridge
• Fire restrictions lifted on National Forests
• Yavapai Downs: Track's fate still up in air
• Community discussion on Verde Food Council on May 27
• State jobless rate drops to 9.3 percent.
• Court determines police 'protective sweeps' are illegal
• Pallet thefts on increase in Arizona; stolen plastic sold to recycling centers
• Governor seeks special session to tweak state law on jobless benefits
• Oak Creek principal going to VV Christian School
• Gloomy outlook for Yavapai County property values continues into 2012
• Dancing Apache Lodge to get increased activities
• Parking a growing priority in Old Town
• Click It or Ticket Enforcement Campaign
• Oak Creek School Helps Kelsea
• Yavapai County Centennial Committee offers 'Monument in a Box'
• Verde flying club getting organized
• Arizona State Parks Board seeking applicants for advisory boards
• Mingus Scholarship Winner
• Verde Valley Leadership seeking applicants
• Invasive species removal event at Dead Horse Ranch State Park
• Mingus students protecting ecology at Tuzigoot (with video)
• Governor wants state's financial disclosure laws revamped
• Confusion over National Guard continued patrols
• Jesse Dowling joins Terence Pratt as runoff winners
• Terence Pratt tops vote in Cottonwood election
• Mingus to up ante on penalties for student brawls
• Waugh resigns, supervisors confirm Mascher as sheriff
• Fire season is looming
• MUHS wins Pinnacle Award at ZGI Festival
• MUHS sponsors free summer lunch program
• Tao Fellowship Mago Retreat granted use permit
• Poll shows conservatism waning in Arizona
• 'Extended' benefits coverage to be discontinued
• 90-day eviction notice still applies on foreclosure property
• Tea Party has beef with state license plates
• New law gives small companies dollar-for-dollar tax credit on health insurance coverage
• Yavapai College Graduation (with photo gallery)
• State shifts cost burden to counties
• Jerome to study hydroelectric power
• Petitioners to protest city's sewer expansion
• Verde Valley Roundup: Mingus claims bulk of art festival scholarship money
• Ray trial has broad audience outside courtroom
• Mingus students win Congressional art contest
• Wrecks Come in 3's in Camp Verde
• Bike Down in Roundabout
• Jerome Home Tour returns for 46th year May 21-22
• Thank you, Brian Mickelsen
• St. Joseph's to honor Elaine Anderson
• Mingus graduation ceremony May 27
• City of Cottonwood offers Kids' Gardening Class
• Teen who lived at Angel Valley recalls sweat lodge tragedy
• Finding the whole story behind Verde River flows
• Cottonwood to host marathon and Thunder Valley Rally
• Super litterer admits he dumped
• Mingus students to attend leadership training
• Copper Ball on Saturday to benefit VVMC programs
• MATForce Youth Poster Contest winners
• Yavapai College Verde Campus graduation tonight
• Back to back Camp Verde wrecks
• New Cottonwood waterlines head west
• 'Run to the Hills' Saturday at Jerome Gold King Mine
• Backyard Sustainability event huge success
• Mayor Joens completes APS Community Partner Academy
• Horne: Obama claim the border is 'more secure than ever' is a myth
• Census report details overabundance of available housing in Arizona
• Census shows graying of Arizona
• City gets encouraging news on state trust land annexation
• Yavapai College board selects Penny Wills as next president
• Sweat lodge trial: State's expert '99 percent' certain heatstroke caused deaths
• Beatlemania Live rocks the house in Cottonwood (with photo gallery)
• Wanna make a movie?
• One-time override on Jerome ballot
• Mingus students excel at Student Art Show
• Valley towns examine impact of new impact fee law
• On the Road Again in Cottonwood
• May 15 deadline to apply for Danny Rhodes Scholarship
• Sustainability in Our Backyard
• Free medical clinic in Cornville
• Clarkdale sets timeline for budget workshops
• Utility work closes one lane of 89A in Jerome
• Food City tops Sizzling Salsa contest
• Power ignites fire
• Sheriff Steve Waugh announces retirement
• Obama to keep Guard troops on Arizona border
• Labor board sues Arizona over new union law
• Legal challenge issued over Clean Elections vote
• Scorpions for Breakfast: Governor to publish book
• Brewer weighing campaign for third term as governor
• Arizona to ask Supreme Court for permission to enforce SB 1070
• Appeals judges say helicopter claims are issue for Turkish courts
• Small business growth on rise in Arizona
• Appeals court voids confession, conviction of teen in Buddhist temple massacre
• 'Arizona is still struggling' on jobless front
• Attorneys launch referendum to revamp DUI law
• Yavapai County orders ban on fires
• Rotary Club gifts Verde Valley Leadership
• Verde Valley Fair Art Awards
• Joint Cottonwood boards talk annexation, parking and marathon run
• Housing market scraping bottom
• Clarkdale to begin budget process Tuesday
• Jerome will continue discussion of hydroelectric
• Rimrock man charged with assault flees at 100 mph on I-17
• Open house in Cottonwood to meet new Prescott 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
• Molesting youth minister gets decade in prison
• JAMES RAY TRIAL Medical examiner admits uncertainty about autopsy findings
• Verde Valley Archaeology Center opens doors tonight
• HEROIC SALUTE: City to celebrate local troops with banners
• Highland Square Senior Center stalled
• Runaway fire in Verde Village
• Cottonwood hears call for unified rural redistricting voice
• Sweat lodge trial -- Detective: 'We did not jump to conclusions'
• James Ray prosecution bears significant cost to taxpayers
• Appeals Court: Adopted children cannot sue over loss of biological parent
• Governor uncertain over future course of Arizona State Guard
• Impact fee rules to have little effect on Cottonwood, yet ...
• County ponders limiting Internet access for employees
• Helping hand from Buena Vista Children's Services
• VVMC-Sedona Campus begins expansion project
• 365 Days of Hope Raffle Winners
• Court Docket: 5-4-11
• Community Health Center receives $54,990 grant from Komen Phoenix Affiliate
• Governor signs two water-related bills from LD1 legislators
• Clarkdale, Cottonwood students win scholarships
• Clarkdale Chamber of Commerce grand re-opening of the Caboose Visitor Center
• Sizzling Salsa makes scorching return
• Twenty years and going .. LAFS program continues to get results
• Verde Valley resident to attend 2011 AZ Immigration Solutions Conference
• Grasping the Nuances of Servant Leadership:
• Writing Workshop -- The Role of Chance in Your Writing
• Wayne Ranney Discusses the Ancient Landscape of Sedona
• Family Affair: Verde Valley couple adopts family of five
• Regionalism: why we need it and why it works
• Birding Festival Takes Flight
• Mixed reviews on March Verde Valley sales tax
• Police rout Rimrock meth lab
• Brush fire becomes a close call for neighbors
• Brush fire threatens home
• Sen. Gould blasts governor over gun law veto
• Mingus moves forward on cost sharing plan
• Clarkdale Emergency Drill: Practice Makes Perfect (with photo gallery)
• Young's Farm gets new life as Mortimer Farms
• Police, Special Olympians carry the torch
• Jerome approves change orders for projects
• Clarkdale under water Strategy Level 1
• JAMES RAY TRIAL: Court rulings truncate detective's testimony
• Governor OK's Tea Party license Plate
• Bright spot on state jobless front
• State gets green light to phase out portion of AHCCCS program
• Governor vetoes guns in public places
• Legal battle continues over fish-nibbling pedicures
• Inmate released from jail, steals vehicle, rams car, returned to jail
• Camp Verde man accused of stealing jewelry
• National Home-Brew Day to be recognized in Cottonwood
• Middle School to honor Days of Remembrance
• Mingus Welding Fabrication team wins SkillsUSA State Championship
• Mascher returns to YCSO as budget defender
• Cottonwood gets police grant for ballistic helmets
• Arizona Rangers swear in new officers
• Clarkdale lineup of summer activities
• Verde Valley Voices express gift of music
• Restaurant employees will 'Race to Greatness' at Verde Valley Fair
• Court Docket: 4-29-2011
• Greyhounds of the Verde Valley gets grant to vaccinate dogs for influenza
• Sweat lodge trial: Polk says witness is barred from telling the truth
• Tobin named Speaker of the House
• Clarkdale under water Strategy Level 1
• Final Four: Two still to be elected to Cottonwood City Council
• Kirk Adams steps down as speaker of the House
• Governor's veto prevents lawmakers from deciding how federal funds are spent
• Obama may extend National Guard border patrols
• AZ officials get another legal shot at proving legality of voting law
• New state law puts tighter restrictions on impact fees
• Governor vetoes bill for Centennial holiday
• Feds looks favorably at state phase out of AHCCCS
• SWEAT LODGE TRIAL: Crime scene investigation testimony commences in sweat lodge trial
• Camp Verde, Mingus start shared-services discussion
• Verde Water Users examine Verde River subflow
• Angel Valley co-owner wants people to learn from sweat lodge tragedy
• For the birds: Cornville builder finds way to cope with the construction slump
• Health officials protest cuts to state AHCCCS plan
• Governor signs law to impose surcharge on what companies pay in unemployment insurance
• Mingus moves toward cost-sharing agreements
• Prime Time Fair, a showcase for healthy, active seniors
• Emergency planning exercise Friday targets Clarkdale
• Verde River and economic opportunities on agenda
• Sick Trick Bike Parade and Contest at Sizzling Salsa May 7
• Sizzling Salsa returns to Old Town Cottonwood May 7
• Birding-Nature Festival has something for all
• One of 5 caught in Cottonwood drug bust gets prison time
• LWV forum brings attention to regionalism in Verde Valley
• Mingus freshman FFA member wins scholarship
• Mingus may offer School of Arts and Humanities
• Verde Valley Fair: Cowboy Boots and Country Roots
• Good news mixed with bad for Yavapai College Verde Campu
• Davis wants revamp of computer system, Internet use policy
• Camp Verde looks at IGA with Mingus Union
• VACTE board to meet Tuesday & Wednesday
• Christian store burglary caught on tape in Cottonwood
• Sheriff's Office makes arrests in boy burglaries
• Jerome special meeting, workshop Tuesday
• Governor won't back down on atheist legal challenge to Day of Prayer
• State sales tax shows healthy rebound in March
• State Board of Regents urges governor to veto HB 2067
• Von Gausig, Bartosh help get SB 1525 amended
• Verde Valley school boards look at state budget impact, transportation cooperative
• Mingus FFA students place in essay contest
• Finalists named in Yavapai College presidential search
• Operation Graduation seeking donations
• Clarkdale approves PAD for Highlands
• Oak Creek School concert band earns 'excellent' at festival
• Computer worm shuts down county computers
• Contested witness unlikely to testify in Ray trial
• House approves Colt as official state weapon
• Legislature passes last-minute measures; Brewer again eyeing veto
• Lawmakers wrap up legislative session
• Push continues for public funds for private, parochial schools
• Tao Fellowship recommended for use permit
• Bald Eagles poised for good year
• Proposed Cottonwood senior housing clears P&Z
• Cornville Road project moves forward despite cyclist complaints
• Caregivers honor volunteers
• Water dispute prompts arrest
• Yavapai County Water Advisory Committee discusses USGS report
• Fired and hired in five minutes at Mingus
• Pearce still contends SB1070 is an unqualified success
• Scottsdale man, 60, first to qualify for medical marijuana
• Public financed election law goes back to voters
• Governor signs bill giving parents more authority over teaching materials
• Governor signs bill giving adoption priority to married couples
• Governor vetoes guns-on-campus bill
• Governor signs law that restricts ability of HOAs to restrict campaign signs
• Obama wants judge to rule Arizona has no right to sue over border enforcement
• Arizona jobless rate stands at 9.5 percent
• Verde Valley Kids Against Hunger event packages 28,512 meals (with photo gallery and video)
• Mingus Union goes with traditional 6-period schedule
• Tao Fellowship use permit before county P&Z Wednesday
• Furey sentencing delayed 3 weeks
• Reward increased in Camp Verde poaching case
• Domestic with guitar
• Package scare at Gosar office
• Brewer appoints Markham as Superior Court Clerk
• Sweat lodge trial on hold for defense research
• District will keep current structure for DDB, CES
• Verde Village Property Owners Assn. looks to new year
• Unearthed: Newly discovered fault sheds more light on Upper Verde Basin
• From Plowing to Preserving - Volunteer Opportunities with pix
• LWV Forum Brings Attention to Regionalism in the Verde Valley
• Jerome 'Dumps the Drugs'
• Mountain View Preparatory going to DDB
• Oak Creek School students travel to NYC
• C-OC approves I.B. training
• It Pays to Save Power
• News Analysis: State 'sweeps' or 'keeps' contributions
• New criteria announced for campfire ban
• State now 'defining landscape' on medical marijuana
• Meeting reveals likely county zoning changes
• Mingus makes powerful artistic statement
• Secretary of State talks budget
• Burros enjoy the green grass of Clarkdale
• C-OC says no thanks to shared administrative services with Mingus
• Jerome council selects town prosecutor
• Breakfast wreck blocks traffic in Cottonwood
• Janet Kelly steps up as new president-elect for Verde Valley Leadership
• New regional groundwater model simulates precipitation
• House gives concurrence to allowing guns in government buildings
• State opens doors to out-of-state insurance providers
• Governor vetoes bill on tax credits for private and parochial schools
• Lawmakers agree to expand 'Parents' Bill of Rights'
• Senate supports 'proof of qualifications' bill for presidential candidates
• Voters to decide on criminals' right to sue
• Voters to decidce on criminals right to sue
• State disputes Ray mistrial claims
• Kids against Hunger to kick-off Saturday
• Woman shot by police identified
• 46th annual Jerome Home Tour set for May
• Mingus board to discuss schedule Thursday
• Bid looks good for Cornville Road upgrades
• In Court: Negligent death alleged in Uidenich family suit
• MATForce Substance Abuse awareness
• Doublewide burns in difficult conditions
• New calendars complicate valley school schedules
• Phoenix Cement seeks tax reduction
• Mistrial motion disrupts Ray proceedings
• Pearce backs away from further attempts at immigration reform
• 9th Circuit rules on part of SB 1070
• Private school public funing bill on governor's desk
• Lawmakers OK bill to prohibit punitive awards to illegals
• Governor vetoes religious views discipline law
• Jerome looks to hydroelectric power for town
• Vetraplex may be in Clarkdale's future
• Gioia Goodrum takes reigns of Williams-Grand Canyon Chamber
• Assessor's Office acknowledges upcoming change in agricultural law
• County supervisors, P&Z meet to discuss future
• Court Docket: 4-10-2011
• Northbound Interstate 17 is closed between Sedona turnoff and Flagstaff
• Witness pulled two victims from sweat lodge
• Exploring the mysteries of Montezuma well
• Long-awaited water model arrives amid controversy
• Photos show different sides of sweat lodge aftermaths
• Lawmakers vote to give married couples preference in adopting children
• Court ruling: Utilities must generate portion of power from renewable sources
• Lawmakers give OK guns on university and community college campuses
• Governor signs 'balanced budget' $8.3 billion spending plan
• Verde Santa Fe annexation moves forward
• Mental health patient leads police on chase around Jerome
• Higher gas prices drive up price of food
• Birther legislation gains Senate approval
• Senate approves another abortion-restriction measure
• 'Consumer incentives' bill now in hands of governor
• Mingus AP program honored nationally
• Federal employees prepare for possible shutdown
• Mingus girls headed to Germany for senior year
• Camp Verde man arrested for computer child porn
• Sex offender arrested in Camp Verde
• MUHS Strive for .5 ceremony April 20
• Pine Shadows Waterline
• New shoulder patches for Cottonwood first responders
• Mayors discuss legislation affecting their towns
• 1 dead, three injured in collision on Mingus Mountain
• Witness tells of troubles at three Ray-led sweat lodges
• Pearce still pushes illegal immigration measures
• Juror illness forces trial postponement
• Sustainability in Our Backyard May 7
• Public input meeting on C-OC restructuring
• Clarkdale-Jerome School April activities
• Jennifer Campbell newest judge in Yavapai County
• Cottonwood Orchard
• Clarkdale students win Odyssey of the Mind regional
• Jerome councilwoman recall petition thrown out
• Yavapai County Judge Thomas Lindberg dies of cancer
• Bike couple in the ditch
• Religious protections bill approved by lawmakers
• Private school tax credit lawsuit tossed by high court
• No change on state law on roadside sale of animals
• Annexation hearing Thursday on Verde Santa Fe
• DPS investigating police shooting of woman in Cottonwood
• Superintendent explains restructure plan for Cornville school
• Dog shooting case settled
• Mingus photo students featured at city library
• Plans for Fossil Creek go to public
• Mobile home destroyed by fire
• Verde Valley men arrested for numerous burglaries
• Verde Valley Roundup: Children's Celebration event returns April 16
• Lawmakers continue debate over revamp of 9-11 memorial
• New legal ruling on public records front
• Brewer plan cuts health coverage for close to 140,000 people
• Governor to sign law on new abortion restrictions
• Court rules employees must make claim on safety violations
• Lawmakers approve first balanced state budget in half a decade
• Angel Valley employee helped tear down sweat lodge
• Medical examiner presents theory of victims' deaths
• Negotiated state budget cuts $183 million from education
• 'Reasonable suspicion' border crossing searches not unconstitutional
• Kavanagh continues push for overhaul of 9-11 Memorial
• Business leaders lament quality of education in Arizona
• Flat income tax plan goes flat
• Senate OK's second bill imposing new restrictions on abortions
• School officials meet with Tavasci parents
• One down on death row, Clarkdale man still waiting
• VVMC wants say in state budget
• Verde sales tax revenue down for Feb.
• Supervisors encouraged by sheriff's helicopter deal
• Sheriff warns of rash of burglaries in Cottonwood
• Legal battles preempt testimony in sweat lodge trial
• JAMES RAY TRIAL: Trial shifts to medical testimony
• Mingus Sports Complex opens to public this weekend
• River group looks at broader scope of role
• Jerome Historical Society digitizes its collection
• Verde Valley Roundup: Clarkdale mayor attends national conference
• VOC man stabbed during argument
• Doctor forms now available for medical marijuana
• Justices hear Clean Elections challenge
• Young artists create a Tuscan ambiance for VVMC gala
• No local postal service cutbacks, yet
• Planning under way for Clarkdale Centennial
• More recreation opportunities at Riverfront Park
• Verde River Partnership meets Monday at Yavapai College
• Fire training with foam in Cornville
• Abandoned fire chars creekside in Cornville
• Costly gas makes CAT transit a bargain
• Witness: Ray's lodge was far from traditional
• State moves forward on flat tax on income
• Arizona seasonally adjusted unemployment rate stands at 9.6 percent
• State wants to hike business unemployment taxes
• Law to allow guns in public places moves another step forward
• Defense works to separate Ray from corporate structure
• April 7 annexation meeting scheduled for Verde Santa Fe
• Population totals reshuffle county redistricting deck
• Monument in a box to recognize Yavapai history
• Alleged sex offender arrested in Cottonwood
• Sedona suffers snow accidents
• Testimony enters contested territory in James Ray trial
• Governor wants GOP to back off education cuts
• Study shows personal income on the rise in Arizona
• Senator blocks bill to lure filmmakers to Arizona
• Lawmakers seek deadline for city-approved permits
• Proposed law would extend statute of limitations for collecting default credit card debt
• Lawmakers put time limit on sparkler sales
• Bill would imprison doctors for selective abortions
• Senate votes to allow student clubs to determine their own internal affairs
• State wants to help Pima County communities incorporate
• Floating body identified
• Sheriff hopes tattoos will identify river drowning victim
• Cornville's Oak Creek School to stay open as K-8
• JAMES RAY TRIAL: Witness' civil suit inspires questions of bias
• Mayors' March for Meals
• Clarkdale Chamber making changes
• Postal closures, rate hikes, layoffs ...
• Jane Lee In the Spotlight
• Hot Rod Springfest Returns to Cottonwood
• K9 sniffs 10 pounds of marijuana and over a pound of meth
• Churches lose their residential zoning 'right'
• Body found in river in Bridgeport
• Tao Fellowship applies for third-party use permit
• Dog trainer offers tips on onset of snake season
• Saint Patrick's Day Concert
• Active Shooter Training at Mingus
• Cottonwood kicks off 'Let's Move' program
• Court Docket: 3-20-2011:
• Public's help sought with Red Rock Pass
• Sedonan indicted in mortgage fraud case
• Ticket quick draw gets city approval
• 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
• County set to begin rebuild of Cornville Road
• Zumba Benefit
• Brewer signs bill giving tax break to horse properties
• Ecotourism Initiative: Going Verde in the Valley
• Yavapai College to offer a Pre-Engineering degree for high school students
• Super-green mixed-use project approved
• Cottonwood primary election canvassed
• Mingus going to a later school start time
• Court Docket: 3-18-2011
• 6th annual Mingus Car Show March 26
• Mingus FFA Aquaculture Team wins at State
• Mingus Union to open sports facilities to public
• Clarkdale Pool to open 3 days a week
• Computer, electronic recycling in Jerome
• Sizzling Salsa revived in Old Town
• Clerk of Superior Court to retire
• Lawmakers again take on issue of kids in the back of pickup trucks
• Proposed law would require booster seats for children younger than 9
• Senate wants all government documents to be English-only
• Senate Republicans craft $8.1 billion state budget
• Atheists sue Gov. Brewer over Day of Prayer
• JAMES RAY TRIAL Ray's longtime friend recounts injury, chaos at sweat lodge
• JAMES RAY TRIAL: Sweat lodge survivor says he still suffers from the incident
• Bundgaard out as Senate majority leader
• New look in Old Town: Gardner's Recycling moves to Camp Verde
• Bartosh outlines next step in annexation process
• King's Heralds in concert Wednesday night
• Arizona suburbs outgrow central cities
• Verde Village apartment complex burns
• Old Town Tuneage
• Camp Verde student threatens to shoot classmate
• Senate bill would force cities to contract for services vs. hiring more employees
• Court rules cities cannot tax out-of-state alarm monitoring companies
• Lawmakers address issue of medical marijuana in workplace
• Lawmakers want to add teeth to 'English-only' measure
• Hospital tax would save government-subsidized medical care
• Lawmakers want flat-rate state income tax
• VVMC's Diabetes Support group: The relationship between diabetes, sleep apnea and mental health
• Verde Santa Fe homeowners ask to be annexed by city
• Cottonwood 5th graders face down tsunami
• Public Archeology Part 2: Ken and the Wall
• Draft plan would limit access to Fossil Creek
• Witness recounts post-sweat lodge chaos
• Camp Verde rollover injures one
• Cottonwood wreck slows traffic
• Burning a house to train firefighters in Cornville
• C-OC board looking at keeping all schools open
• Arizona struggles to retain college graduates
• Anti-texting bill includes exceptions
• Cottonwood man charged with child abuse, animal cruelty
• Census: Arizona suburbs outgrow central cities
• Sweat lodge survivors say Ray did little to aid victims
• Public Archaeology Part 1: Taking ownership
• James Ray's pre-sweat lodge recording warns of heat, metaphorical death
• MUHS board will offer to operate Oak Creek School
• Clarkdale home consumed by fire
• Wanted: VOC vandals
• Mobile home burns in Camp Verde
• Interstate rollover injures one
• Yavapai College official explains job eliminations, salary increases
• Scott Bundgaard will continue as Senate majority leader
• Sen. Pearce bars reporters from Senate floor
• Senate votes to make Colt single action revolver the official Arizona state handgun
• Senate votes to expand tax donations to private, parochial schools
• Payday loan operator to pay $170,000 to victims of consumer fraud
• Two-car collision on Cornville Road
• Ray jury hears the voice of a victim
• German top vote-getter for Camp Verde council; Mayor Burnside inches past Goetting
• Ruben Jauregui returns to Cottonwood City Council
• Archaeology and Heritage Awareness Month
• Sedona St. Patrick's Parade Award Winners 
• Cottonwood teen dies suddenly
• Road Work Ahead: Cottonwood to rebuild 10th Street
• Joseph Durnez pleads guilty to drug charges
• Bundgaard under fire over domestic incident
• Senate wants major revamp of judge selection process
• Justice delayed: April pre-sentence hearing set for Chris Furey
• Chris Furey to be sentenced for child sex Monday
• Broadway of America: Treasure box leads to story of forgotten road
• Mingus girls semi-finalists for year of German studies
• County to contribute to Clarkdale pool
• Cottonwood to create purchasing dept.
• Read Across America photo gallery
• Rediscover the Verde Valley redefines 'shop local'
• Proposed law gives automatic bid ties to Arizona
• Trade secrets case focuses on Excel spreadsheet
• James Ray Trial: State's witness was in close contact with one victim
• Cottonwood medical marijuana gets preliminary nod
• Towns can still use photo enforcement on roads
• State Senate weighs in on Wisconsin political battle
• Proposed law would presume all public buildings open for weapons
• New figures show joblessness worse than originally reported
• Legislation gives married couples priority in adoption cases
• Senate adopts measures to protect against future 'bloated' budgets
• Legislature approves tax break for horse properties
• 3 pounds of meth recovered after traffic stop
• Sign up for Canoe Challenge
• Keep Sedona Beautiful presents 32nd Native Plant Workshop 'Going Native'
• Case strategies take shape during witness testimony
• Sweat lodge survivor shares her tale
• Keeping Oak Creek School open may be possible
• Study shows that less than 56 cents of every education dollar used for classroom instruction
• Cottonwood man shot in Chino Valley
• Brewer not impressed with Obama's 'opt-out' health plan provisions
• Pearce: Decorum will be maintained, order will be maintained
• Proposed law would make it illegal to use public funds to train doctors to perform abortions
• Senate seeks ballot on public election financing
• Verde Valley Leadership Mid Year Skills Day
• Rancher faced with land status reclassification takes property valuation fight to Legislature
• A duesy of a good story: Author seeks info on Marcus J. Lawrence
• Ray trial's opening statements paint divergent pictures of Sedona tragedy
• Sylar Newton case continued to May
• 'Boutique hotel' approved for Old Town Cottonwood
• Some relief showing in January sales tax report
• Cottonwood P&Z reviews Medical Marijuana ordinance
• The tax man cometh? No, it's just the assessor
• James Ray trial to begin Tuesday in Camp Verde
• Pasta and Poetry at Accelerated Learning Charter School (with photo gallery)
• Low-budget election season in Cottonwood
• Clarkdale Council approves Highlands wastewater plan
• Serious Interstate Collision
• Chimney fire in Verde Village
• Cottonwood Ranch Neighborhood Pride
• Court Docket: Feb. 27. 2011
• College receives endowed nursing scholarship from County Medical Society
• ADOT, DPS, weather service warn of weekend snow storm
• Hispanic civil rights leader banned from Senate chambers
• January sales tax tallies $421.5 million
• Arizona Legislature tackles threat from Happy Meal toys
• Senate votes to support federal law nullification measure; thwarts Pima County's secession threat
• JOBS: Education Dept listens for 'workability skills'
• Clarkdale puts finishing touches on medical marijuana ordinance
• 'Legal high' Spice now illegal in Arizona
• Marijuana and firearms seized in Camp Verde drug sales investigation
• Two-car accident at Verde Santa Fe
• Arizona home values skid to 2002 levels
• Legal community wrestles with ethics of medical marijuana law
• Jerome councilwoman faces recall effort
• Rappaports file suit against Town of Jerome
• State lawmakers divided on new immigration laws
• Senate panel agrees homeowner groups cannot limit campaign efforts
• Proposed law ties drug testing to welfare benefits
• Panel agrees Arizona should withdraw from federal Medicaid program
• State senator proposes scrapping Arizona Board of Regents
• Verde Valley becomes AZ satellite for Haiti food relief
• Jerome Grand Hotel on Ghost Adventures Friday
• Two Verde Valley reps to serve on wine growers board
• Lawmaker proposes official state firearm for Arizona
• Truck swept down Oak Creek in floodwaters
• Educators seek business input in employability at Verde Valley forum
• House supports bill against gender- or race-based abortions
• Governor signs business tax-cut bill into law
• Law requires homeowners to swear to home occupancy
• A Valentine wedding in the ICU
• County redistricting visits Cottonwood
• Clarkdale to consider marijuana ordinance
• Senate makes felony of attempt to enforce federal law on "local' issues
• Rabid javelina attacks dog in Walnut Grove
• ADOT gears up for weekend winter
• Jury selection begins in Ray case
• Drug investigation leads to sex video of minor
• Clarkdale makes final push to open pool 3 days per week
• County health department announces Golden Plate award winners of 2010
• The Word Wizards
• Tree plantings remember Tucson Tragedy
• Yavapai County receives $6,000 from Fry's Giving Hope a Hand Campaign
• 2 in jail, third sought in arms heist
• Teen in Loy Road rollover
• DUI driver hits parked car
• State legislators approve tax-cut package
• Sheriff: Federal registration law not needed
• 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 threatening students to mental health specialists
• School board hears emotional pleas over school closure plan
• Lawmaker wants 'Government Food Stamp Card' to prevent welfare fraud
• Business tax relief plan clears first hurdle
• Who is James Ray? Jury selection begins for Sedona manslaughter trial
• Sedona City Council OK's Medical Marijuana Ordinance
• Outside the box: Verde Valley artifacts return for display at Tuzigoot
• Verde Front trails planning tonight
• Wokasch probe slowly plods on
• Two-car rear-ender
• Legislative update: Guns on campuses
• Panel kills birth-certificate bill
• James Arthur Ray trial: Decision on venue change must wait
• Brewer cuts deal with GOP lawmakers over tax cuts for business
• State seeks to cancel insurance benefits for the partners of gay workers
• Schools lose out on bid for inflation compensation
• Lawmaker proposes alternative to payday loan
• Proposed law would lower bond demands on business legal appeals
• Congratulations Ginny
• Rachel's Challenge: Mingus students hear anti-bullying program
• County redistrict meeting Tuesday
• Are you prepared in case ...?
• Deputies find an IED bomb and meth in vehicle search
• State looks to private help to build border fence
• Spend it Here: City, chamber officials brainstorm ideas to promote local business
• ID theft ring nabbed in Verde
• Car hits two school buses, no injuries
• Chimney fire contained
• Mountain lion killed in collision on Hwy 260
• Early voting begins for Cottonwood primary
• Arizona sues federal government over failed border security
• Jon Kyl will not seek another term in U.S. Senate
• House votes to make gender- and race-based abortions illegal
• New law designed to not let the bedbugs bite
• Lawyers begin task of empanelling jury for James Arthur Ray
• Former Police Chief and Clarkdale Town Manager Pat Spence dies
• C-OC approves International Baccalaureate
• Arizona schools claim state shortchanged them on sales tax hike
• Senate panel votes to allow guns in public buildings
• House speaker abandons plan to end pensions for elected officials
• Stalker law clears House committee
• New state spending guidelines under review
• Law would make sheriff early warning system on federal investigations
• County Super covers Oak Creek School options
• Yavapai College officials reveal $3.4 million in cuts
• Montague murder case back to Grand Jury
• Encore Evening for 'Ginny' Chanda Thursday
• Citizenship bills stall in state Senate
• State inauguration cost $65K, ran a profit
• State proposal seeks to nullify federal laws
• Jury selection for James Ray trial to start Feb. 16
• Bowl for Kids' Sake: Big Brothers Big Sisters' biggest fundraiser
• Gustafson sentenced to 21 years in domestic violence and police shooting
• Time to hit the trail
• Camp Verde fire destroys barn
• Fire destroys kitchen in Camp Verde
• APS franchise election scheduled
• Cottonwood approves height ordinance amendment
• Turnout at Brutinel's investiture is largest in recent memory
• State inauguration cost $65,000, ran a profit
• For the Record 2-6-2011
• Civil verdict stands against rancher convicted of imprisoning illegals
• Latest poll shows increased consumer confidence in Arizona
• Legislative bill would expand privatization of municipal services
• Construction industry optimism scarce in Arizona
• House panel OK's measure to prohibit kids from riding in back of pickup trucks
• Federal government promises 'responsiveness and flexibility' to state requests for Medicaid cutbacks
• Sedona fire captain on paid leave after road rage arrest
• Mingus Union budget is 'fine for next year'
• City offers new Rec Center discount
• Old Town Mission thanks its volunteers
• December sales tax report mostly improved
• Cottonwood City Council candidates profiled
• Arizona illegal immigrant population levels off
• State seeks tougher laws on synthetic marijuana, K2 and Spice
• House panel seeks to add new roadblock in path of abortion decision
• Chamber Honors
• Priem, Collins may seek grand jury remand in Sylar's death
• Sedona Recycles reports 15 percent increase in 2010
• Mingus Board takes close look at spending
• Cottonwood shed burns
• Enrollment up, but all cuts 'on the table' at Yavapai College
• State Health director lowers standard to acquire medical marijuana
• Governor defends Arizona law on gun show sales
• Legislature again takes up issue of kids riding in pickup truck beds
• Bills would allow hunting at night, in cities
• State bill would require long-form birth certificate to qualify candidates
• Verde River basin remains geologically active
• Big Chino Fault has a long history of big quakes
• Dog shooting case looks to settlement
• County officials ponder pot law repercussions
• Sustainability: a vision evolving into a mission
• Overdue hikers located in West Fork
• Property crime alert in Village of Oak Creek
• Feds "renege' on water grant, local governments charge
• Grants awarded to Sheriff's Office
• Cottonwood City Council candidates meet public
• A cautionary tale of growth: Analysis shows how Verde River might go dry
• A cautionary tale of growth: Analysis shows how Verde River might go dry
• Education officials' message on budgets alarming
• Shot fired during 'road rage' incident
• Grandson cited after neglect of grandmother
• Valentine's Brunch at Cottonwood Village Feb. 13
• Abortion bill would preclude ending pregnancy because of sex or race of child
• Horne says medical marijuana sales subject to state sales tax
• Governor seeks federal relief on AHCCCS medical coverage
• County officials ponder pot law repercussions
• Jim Ledbetter new president of Mingus board
• Mingus school board decides not to stop travel
• Earthquake close to home
• County makes way for two new members/districts
• Motorcyclist picked up from Cottonwood intersection
• Independents gain ground on AZ political landscape
• Lawmakers want to curb governor's clemency power
• Governor: Scholarship aid may be trimmed to heal ease budget woes
• AZ hospitals may tax themselves to cover Medicaid cuts
• Cottonwood Council League forum Wednesday night at city rec center
• New Look at Blazin' M Ranch
• Nominations sought for Verde Pride awards
• Former youth minister Chris Furey pleads guilty to eight sex crimes
• Verde Valley man arrested for child molestation
• Rachel's Challenge: Mingus to present anti-bullying programs Feb. 8
• Public meeting on AZ school budget woes
• Mingus may stop all non-competition travel for rest of year
• Nominees sought for Verde Pride awards
• Yavapai College takes action in response to budget cuts
• Governor Brewer announces Yavapai judge applicants
• Guns from stolen cache show up
• Clarkdale to hold special joint meeting on sustainability Park
• MOVE-IN SPECIALS
• District sets public meeting on school closures
• Arizona jobless rates holds steady at 9.4 percent
• Legislature to ask federal government to allow Medicaid cutbacks
• Turf battle? Appeal Court voids new state law on expert witnesses testimony
• Lawmakers propose shorter school year, longer school days
• Court rules insurance companies not obligated to explain coverage options in Spanish
• Uncertainty the only certainty for Verde Valley housing market
• County supervisors approve use permit for Angel Valley
• Verde Valley trail plan cooperation agreement draws criticism
• Man dies from SR 260 crash injuries
• $1,000 reward offered in stolen gun burglary case
• Court Docket: 1-21-2011
• SRP Verde water rights called into question
• Donald Kruse dies in prison
• Tucson lawmaker touts 'loose cannon' law
• State begins process of ending free health care for about 280,000 Arizonans
• Governor seeks revamp of state university system
• Governor wants to cut corporate income taxes
• Supreme Court disqualifies two nominees for the Independent Redistricting Commission
• Priem and Collins appear in court on indictments
• Governor seeks constitutional change to allow for fiscal emergency authority
• Giffords can't be forced from office
• The second coming of Old Town Cottonwood
• Fast food manager charged with embezzling
• Cliff Castle prepares for the competition
• Verde Santa Fe talks Cottonwood annexation
• Rappaports lose zoning case appeal
• Four Forest Restoration Initiative
• Fourth grader wins CES spelling bee
• Large cache of firearms stolen in Cottonwood burglary
• C-OC School Board swears in members, elects officers
• Judge orders Jerome Grand Hotel reopened
• Despite shooting tragedy, Arizona leaders do not see need to revamp state's gun laws
• Governor urges cuts to universities and junior colleges
• Pearce retires '1070' from Senate docket
• State seeks boost in unemployment insurance premium
• Cottonwood advised of pending balloon crash legal claims
• Clarkdale dedicates Park & Ride transit stop
• Finding certainty: SRP see partnerships as opportunity for all
• Police grants help ease budgeting in 2011
• Anthem lawmaker packing heat on Senate floor
• Lawmaker wants to curb impact of 'rich outsiders' from influening Arizona ballots
• Governor says Tuesday visit to shooting victims an uplifiting experieince
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek likely will close two campuses
• Lawmakers OK rush job legislation to ban protests at funerals
• Governor scraps state of state address to reflect on Tucson shooting tragedy
• Yavapai College to boost wine education curriculum
• State Park study calls for new business model
• Cottonwood City Council huddles for strategic planning
• Truck crashes into Cottonwood bridge
• Rappaports appeal Jerome zoning decision
• Assessor addresses Cornville meeting
• Sedona Marathon Photo Contest deadline draws near
• Local author, writing instructor Kris Neri offers first writing workshop of New Year
• Court Docket: 1-12-2011
• Lawmakers discuss discarding their own retirement plan
• Egypt trip takes unexpected turn for Cottonwood man
• All options on the table for state budget
• Bicyclist flown after fall
• Snowfall brings winter rescues
• Parks on Cottonwood Council work session agenda Tuesday
• Clarkdale will discuss wastewater upgrades
• Yavapai Broadcasting hailed for providing new Christmas tree
• VVMC, Rec Center sponsor Lookin' Good weight-loss competition
• Grand Hotel injunction hearing continued
• Food costs on downswing in Arizona
• How we got here: Napolitano's fiscal pothole has turned into a canyon
• Tune in to 'Survivor -- State Capitol'
• Arizona Chamber to push for state tax cuts in 2011
• Governor willing to let Birthright Citizenship bill be vetted
• VVMC donates blood pressure equipment to recreation center
• Fire and Flood: Lessons from the Shultz Fire apply to Verde Valley
• Jerome council to get early start on budget process
• Serious accident shuts down highway in Cottonwood
• Medical marijuana advocates claim proposed state rules are burdensome and illegal
• Federal plan would give states the right to determine citizenship of newborns
• Adams, Pearce press debate over Redistricting Commission nominees to Arizona Supreme Court
• Immigration crackdown creates 'choke point' for courts
• Grand Hotel, Jerome in court Friday
• Cottonwood Chamber readies for new year; installation dinner Jan. 28
• Wokasch $300,000 claim against Mingus' Foist remains unresolved
• Verde Valley's Newest Residents
• Camp Verde Marshal busts suspected growers
• Kim Moore selected as operations manager for Verde Valley Ambulance
• Audit good news in 2010 for C-OC
• Brewer pledges fiscal discipline as head of state
• Horne vows tough stand on immigration enforcement
• Adams, Pearce seeks legal intervention on nominees for Independent Redistricting Commission
• A Look Back at 2010: Opening of new recreation center highlights year for Cottonwood
• 2010 Review: Wokasch dismissal top Mingus story of 2010
• 2010 Review: Mingus/C-OC unification effort goes sour in 2010
• Fire Destroys Bridgeport Trailer
• Construction in Clarkdale, Jerome flatlined for second straight year
• Cliff Castle Casino closes out year with $13K in donations to community organizations
• Neighborhood Pride awards given at Cottonwood Ranch
• Clarkdale Heritage Dance set for Jan. 8
• John Ask booted from Cottonwood mayoral ballot
• State Park, viniculture and Grand Hotel top Jerome's 2010 news
• Sustainability Park, Highlands top 2010 Clarkdale stories
• Jody Marion named Employee of Year
• County judge Hess to retire on Jan. 7
• VITA offers tax help for those in need
• Redistrincting nominees legally qualified to serve on the commission
• ADOT closes portions of SR 89A and I-17
• ADOT to close State Route 89A between Sedona and Flagstaff
• Swift-water team rescues stranded teens
• Enjoy the snow, but drive with care
• Two men seriously injured in Page Springs Road head-on
• Diamond bracelet stolen
• Court Docket: 12-29-10
• Priem's mother arrested in Syler Newton death
• November sales tax up
• More charges arise in Sylar Newton case
• United Way shares toys with Verde Valley Parenting Partnership
• Lawmaker wants to allow college faculty to carry guns
• Verde Valley Leadership gets educated on Health Issue Day
• Clarkdale's Jump In! Open the Pool! Fundraiser reaches $20,000 Mark
• Cottonwood Council selects iPads for work
• Phoenix Cement earns Energy Star 4th year
• Census tally gives Arizona new congressional seat
• Wage earners can choose new minimum withholding
• Clean elections requirements under review by High Court
• Lawmakers seek return to electing judges after redistricting dustup
• Arizona year in review
• Angel Valley use permit denied
• Alleged bathtub killer declared mentally incompetent
• An old idea finds a new purpose
• Twilight influence obvious in most-popular baby names
• Tao Fellowship agrees to land use stipulation
• Cottonwood Holiday Tradition
• Clarkdale-Jerome School excels on audit
• Jacob Butler arrested in Brandi's Kitchen burglary
• Re-alignment of Old Town worries merchants
• Mary Valenzuela joins C-OC school board
• Musical Homecoming
• Rotary Student Ambassadors
• New Officers for Rotary
• Gov. Brewer pushes for repeal on ban in federal health care law
• Final tally? Prop. 112 defeated now by 194 votes
• Davis calls motive for water district into question
• Trial finally set for Douglas Dishon
• Priem indicted on drug offenses
• No charges in K-9 death, but discipline and policy pending
• Gifts of the Season
• Mackey named Yavapai County's presiding judge
• Bicyclist injured on Main Street
• The Great Bar Give Back
• Verde River Citizens Alliance names 2010 Civic Award winners
• Appeals Court rules State Land Department can operate with trust funds
• Obama-care foes spent $1.9 million in Arizona
• Araneta resigns from Redistricting Commission over religious discrimination claim
• Prosecutors come out strongly against sentencing reform plan
• Montague set for oral arguments
• Grijalva blames GOP for Dem's halt of Obama plan
• Redistricting Commission accused of religious discrimination
• A special taste for the holidays
• Woman causes five-car accident
• Chamber Cheer at Cottonwood Mixer
• A Windmill Gardens Christmas
• Mingus science dept. responds to test comparisons with CMS
• MUHS principal reports on F's in all grades
• Backflow case withdrawn
• Update: Nine qualify for Cottonwood Primary ballot
• Verde Valley sales tax report mixed
• Forest Service seeks OHV ambassadors
• Jerome to discuss two draft ordinances
• 8 candidates seek Cottonwood Council seats
• Drug bust yields six arrests, stolen weapon
• VVMC cath program serves as model
• U.S. Supreme Court eyes Arizona employer sanctions law
• Merry Christmas, pups, the heat is on us
• Santa comes to Windmill Gardens Dec. 11
• Pitbulls sought in attack
• Supervisors make no decision about Tao Fellowship settlement
• Town officials close Jerome Grand Hotel
• Mingus presents Impression: Monet musical
• Mingus board to hear 'failure' report
• Verde Canyon Railroad Celebrates 20 Years
• MATForce to help plan medical marijuana regulations
• Bike down in roundabout
• ASU engineering projects submit proposals for Clarkdale Sustainability Park
• Chocolate Walk a 'delight'
• Verde Valley Voices present Gifts of the Season Saturday at Verde Baptist Church
• MUHS activities depend on tax credits
• County hires outside redistricting help
• Cottonwood Christmas Parade Winners
• Cottonwood's Christmas tree comes alive (Video)
• Board of Supervisors to get legal advice on retreat acting as a resort
• Correction on three-vehicle accident in Camp Verde
• County begins redistricting process
• More mental tests for accused bathtub killer
• Experts: Slow job market complicates Arizona's economic recovery in 2011
• Environmental groups not privy to locations of wolf cattle-kills
• Judge blocks legal challenge to Snowbowl's artificial snow plan
• U.S. Supreme Court to hear arguments on Legal Arizona Worker Act
• Jerome Polar Express
• Children remembered with candle lighting ceremony, community work
• Made In Clarkdale
• Christmas Caring Donations collected by Verde Valley Fire
• County issues pertussis warning
• Cornville's Trip Down Memory Lane
• ProBuild closing in Cottonwood
• Drainage, grading work in Clarkdale's Highlands development
• Fire Burns in Catholic Church
• Toyota Impaled in Guardrail
• Centennial project gets official nod
• Cottonwood Christmas Parade readies for annual march down Main Street
• Chocolate Lovers' Walk a sweet touch for Old Town
• Black Friday sales show Verde Valley Christmas shopping off to good start
• Mingus Photo Show and Sale Saturday
• Alleged burglar booked into jail
• Weekend Zumbathon to boost haul for Toys for Tots
• Governor outlines plan of business tax cuts to boost state economy
• State sales tax reports point to recovering economy
• Harper promotes use of civilian militia for border patrol
• U.S. Supreme Court to review Arizona Clean Elections law
• Recount ordered on Proposition 112
• The Verde Valley Wine Barrel Project
• Blazin' M sees changes under new management
• State's new fireworks law is confusing ...sort of
• Home values continue downward slide in Arizona
• New Arizona AG: mechanic sting operations will keep auto shops honest
• Group urges safety first approach to buying Christmas toys
• Dispensaries will find legal help hard to come by under new medical marijuana law
• Private property owners key to Verde's health
• Hearing again delayed until February; settlement in works with Tao Fellowship over violations
• Yavapai's Tim Carter new president of Arizona Assn. of Counties
• Clean Elections surplus applied to state budget
• Thanksgiving dinner for 10 tallies in at $44.17
• Turn your turkey grease into biofuel
• Science scores drop sharply from Cottonwood Middle School to Mingus
• Governor names Brutinel as newest Arizona Supreme Court justice
• VVMC ostomy support group focuses on importance of nutrition
• Tao Fellowship hearing set Tuesday in Prescott
• Clarkdale developing medical marijuana ordinance
• Mingus board changes super's vacation policy
• Fall Food Drive for Cottonwood's Old Town Mission
• Watch for deer in headlights
• City election packets starting to fly
• Ready for a Christmas tree? Pre-cut or cut your own
• Success Story: Turnout 'great' for Walkin' on Main
• Cottonwood home invasion suspect caught
• Cottonwood seniors invited to Thanksgiving Dinner
• GOP budget plan calls for shift of business property tax to homeowners
• Pearce opposed to 'picking winners and losers' governance
• Prop. 203 creates new dynamic for workplace drug rules
• Center for American Progress points to economic fallout from SB1070
• New USGS report shows strong groundwater-surface water connection in state
• The inconvenient truth about groundwater
• Is Cottonwood's backflow debate over?
• Study: Arizona jobs numbers show signs of life
• Cottonwood mulls use of CDGB money
• Whooping cough confirmed at Cottonwood Middle School
• Who's this masked man? Sign up now for Cottonwood Christmas Parade
• Fight and theft in Camp Verde
• Lawmakers seek to change criminal law's sentencing rules
• Lawmaker wants to charge "loser pay' in frivolous lawsuits
• Mingus Union Ag students take on poultry
• Yavapai College President Horton plans to retire in 2011
• School explains IB concept of teaching
• Budget will determine C-OC decision on Oak Creek School campus
• Where to put the marijuana dispensary in Cottonwood
• Hot ashes suspected in Cottonwood house fire
• Assault alleged at the Cottonwood hospital
• Campground threats in Cottonwood
• Bogus check leads to jail in Camp Verde
• Bullrider suffers back injury 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
• The boys from Cornville go racing ...and bring home the prize
• Clarkdale takes another view of roundabout enhancement
• Verde River Basin Partnership blossoms as group redefines future
• Audit: Cottonwood-Oak Creek School spends more in classroom than 10 peer districts
• More smoke over the mountain
• Court: State can take $$ raised by farmers
• Cottonwood Police Department awarded K-9 grant
• Old Town Mission takes on "Goliath' this Thanksgiving
• Ariz. Game & Fish to buy ranch next to Agua Fria Monument
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek International Baccalaureate discussion creates rumors of closing Oak Creek School
• Court won't force Arizona to count ballots of unregistered voters
• Jerome ballot questions approved
• Election officials seek not to count ballots of unregistered voters
• Rove predicts more GOP congressional gains in Arizona
• Zeke Taylor BBQ celebrates history at Clemenceau Nov. 13
• Rollovers and mobile fire make busy week for MRFD
• Business Assistance Center opens in Cottonwood
• Cottonwood, Clarkdale get money for roundabout art
• Judge weighs prior sweat lodge testimony in James Arthur Ray case
• Verde Valley trails plan hits snag in Cottonwood
• Feds release early balloon report
• Cottonwood creates Historic Commission
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek bus drivers win conference awards
• 'Bright line' maps complete for Verde tributaries
• Transit, trails, art and sewer on Council agenda
• Tensions rise over Cottonwood backflow flap
• Fit Kids 5K hits the road in Cottonwood
• Forest plans go public this month
• Birdie Valley: Snow bird season is upon us
• Walkin' on Main returns to Old Town Cottonwood
• VVMC's Diabetes Support group: Making Time for Holiday Exercise
• Clarkdale receives three donations for pool
• Good news on Verde sales tax
• Failure of prop 301-302 creates $450 million budget shortfall
• Russell Pearce elected new Senate president
• Fire crews train on house Tuesday
• Car Crashes into Mountain Gate
• Car Crashes into Wall
• Hotel manager accused of embezzling
• Camp Verde man tries to steal stop sign - in front of police officers
• Cottonwood prepares for another election
• Bartosh to be part of Holocaust ethics training
• Good news on Verde sales tax
• Gosar unseats Kirkpatrick as Arizona joins voters' new direction
• VVMC's November Parkinson's support group: Nutrition's impact on the disease process
• Yavapai County (Unofficial) Election Results -- 11:25 p.m.
• Ledbetter, Glazar win Mingus Union vote
• Court Docket: Nov. 2, 2010
• Fire burns truck at Canyon Wood
• Yavapai College 1 of 3 Arizona colleges to receive share of $1.5 million engineering pathways fund
• Supervisors postpone calling for bids on juvenile center project
• Maaayor Kisses Goat
• Mingus students' film grabs attention of Governor's office
• Recycle facility built with Verde growth in mind
• Federal judges to decide enforcement of SB 1070
• VVMC offering early pregnancy informational workshop
• Arty-Bras showcased at First Friday ArtWalk in Sedona
• Business Assistance Center to open in Cottonwood
• Governor honors coalition for saving Verde Valley state parks from closure
• VVMC sponsors Ostomy Support Group Nov. 3
• Watch your car - you can bet thieves are
• Bread of Life harassed during dinner
• Yavapai County Elder Award Recipients
• Courageous Living Conference in Verde Valley Nov. 6
• Verde Valley Toy Run readies for 26th year
• Halloween Tradition: Jerome family a hit in Simpson's costumes
• Back-to-back Jerome area wrecks
• Poll shows direct link between 1070 appeal and gubernatorial preference
• Rusty's Morningstar Ranch launches 'Recycle Trash for Cash' program
• Theodore Roosevelt's AZ Rough Riders to visit Montezuma Castle National Monument
• Clarkdale bans use of fireworks
• Hands across the border prepares for exchange
• Additional charges for El Latino publisher?
• Spooktacular experience in Cottonwood
• Are mega-churches and retreats abusing the system in Yavapai County?
• Governor adamant in refusal to attend Landrigan execution
• Two little fish get a big break
• Camp Verde's Damian Andre to serve time in payroll fraud case
• GOP outpaces Democrats in voter registration numbers
• Clarkdale's historic Clark Mansion sent to scrap heap
• Monday showdown set on legal challenge to Arizona immigration law
• Judge refuses to block state from enforcing new abortion regulations
• Mingus candidates address Verde Democrats
• Price tag on SB1070 defense already exceeds $1 million
• Interim changes made to Red Rock Pass
• 9th Circuit concludes Arizona voter-citizenship law illegal
• Considering joint replacement? Attend a free seminar
• 2011 Verde Valley Calendars now available
• Woman firefighter on the way up
• Carrying the Weight of the World can be Tough on Your Shoulders
• Mingus fine art students win at county fair
• Cottonwood Village to host talk on scammers
• Opposing sides debate Prop. 107
• Clean Elections: No campaign finance violations by governor
• Appeals Court upholds city assessment of impact fees
• New poll shows consumer confidence on rise in Arizona
• Governor praises court ruling allowing states to sue over Obamacare
• Panel explores ways to curb hospital infections
• Federal judges dismiss Brewer request to deny Mexican government input on 1070
• Brewer defends assumption-based budget decisions
• Clean Elections: No campaign finance violations by governor
• Goddard proposes 'borrowers' bill of rights'
• SRP builds another native fish sanctuary
• Money flows to valley's stream gauges
• Court case reins in Red Rock Pass program
• Trail system getting tied together
• 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
• Update: Paraglider, hot air balloon collide over Cottonwood
• Jerome Ghost Walk this weekend
• Cottonwood to ban use of fireworks
• Hearts for the Hungry and the Homeless
• Eagles continue ride on legal currents
• Back in Business
• Poll shows statewide support for medical marijuana
• Pinal County sets standard for Arizona growth
• Appeals ruling says Arpaio jail menu 'inedible'
• Brewer urges courts to ignore pleas of Mexican government on SB1070
• Bradley admits campaign promises overstate the case
• Brewer denies blog posting that she is in ill health
• Giving back to get ahead, volunteer follows conservation ethic to Tuzigoot Montezuma Castle national monuments
• Arizona legend Walt Richardson returns for 'Anniversary Concert' at Old Town Center for the Arts
• Cottonwood Airfest 2010 this weekend
• Darding to be sentenced in fatal accident
• Jason Burns named MATForce Member of the Year
• Verde Valley Solar Tour Oct. 30
• Students raise funds to attend Camp Sky-Y
• Dollars In The Classroom
• Artistic Statement
• Volunteer Training
• Kwail sworn in as Yavapai-Apache Nation chairman
• Poll shows Goddard gaining ground on Brewer
• What the heck is a backflow preventer?
• Arizona Farm Bureau study shows grocery prices dropping
• Jerome Americana Festival
• Yavapai College offers career skills for mature workers
• Jerome State Historic Park opens Thursday
• Hands-only CPR training a success
• No solid upwarad trends in sales revenue
• Yavapai-Apache Nation UNITY Youth Council begins Verde River clean-up
• MATForce Offers Youth Activity Mini-Grants
• Clarkdale Mayor Doug Von Gausig selected vice president for League or Arizona Cities and Towns
• Art For Kids project gives new face to Verde Valley Humane Society
• United Way of Yavapai County hosts Community Action Summit
• United Way of Yavapai County kicks off 2010 campaign drive
• Court Docket: Oct. 13, 2010
• Bourque, Green receive Bright Heart Achievement Awards
• Jerome State Historic Park to re-open Oct. 14
• City council to consider fireworks ban
• Mingus School Board says no to AD's Florida trip
• Group forms Valley archaeology center
• Pet-A-Palooza
• Homecoming King and Queen
• Tuzigoot set for a makeover
• Cancer Center in Sedona offers support groups
• Supervisors: No change in gun policy
• Grant puts technology in Valley classrooms
• Officer-involved shooting, suspect kills self
• The Haunting at Clarkdale Schoolhouse
• County supervisors in trouble for not spending enough
• Verde River Growers Offers Free Gardening Guidance
• CPR Saves Lives
• Backyard gARTen Walk
• Paying it forward in Cornville
• Pet-A-Palooza this weekend
• Clarkdale library reopens
• AZ Town Hall tests Verde Valley's mood
• Democrats charge Brewer with financial campaign improprieties
• Latest poll shows Goddard still trails Brewer
• Democrats target Latino vote
• State intervenes to get homeowners relief on adjustable-rate mortgages
• Pew Center study shows Arizonans believe state government wasteful
• Arizona cities petition judges to uphold key parts of SB1070
• Grant Woods endorsement of Rotellini lands him in hot water with GOP
• Goddard outlines plan to shore up gap between state revenue vs. spending
• Storms bring hail, flood damage
• Rhythm and Ribs Hits the Spot
• Cities and towns need to plan now on proper zoning for marijuana dispensaries
• Newest poll shows McCain has 21-point lead over Glassman
• Four Arizona cases on docket at U.S. Supreme Court
• Governor proclaims Arizona Child Health Day
• Judge rules legislature illegally diverted money from state trust lands
• Nuclear power the key issue in Corporation Commission race
• Fit Kids hosts 5K Fun Run Nov. 6
• Court Docket: Oct. 6, 2010
• Clarkdale to regulate fireworks
• Storm rattles Clarkdale
• Mingus Board to look at curriculum alignment, teacher evaluations
• Jerome Jamboree
• Remains finally confirmed as Sylar Newton
• James Ray trial now set in February
• VVMC?s October Parkinson?s support group: ?Ask the Neurologist?
• VVMC?s Diabetes Support group: Learn to cook healthy holiday dishes
• Clarkdale Fire boosts ISO rating saving insurance costs
• Couple injured after vehicle goes off mountain road
• Join the nation, get hands only CPR training Oct. 5-6
• Unsung Hero
• Group debates the future of state parks in Arizona
• How do they figure my tax bill?
• We've got some catching up to do
• Yavapai's Robert Brutinel among trio of finalists for Arizona Supreme Court
• Private companies fail in claim against State Compensation Fund
• Glassman: 'Arizonans have been paying the price for John McCain's political posturing'
• Main Street Cares Celebrate October Breast Cancer Awareness Month Oct. 15
• Jodie Filardo named project manager for Clarkdale Sustainability Park
• State government continues to spend more money than it brings in
• Brewer still sees no reason to debate Goddard
• Census shows fewer Arizonans choose marriage
• Cherny: Arizona treasurer needs to do better job of auditing state spending
• Body recovered from canyon floor
• PNF whittles list of potential wilderness
• Fresh From the Garden
• Mingus photo show at Cottonwood Library
• 'Locked and loaded' on Franquero Lane
• Clarkdale Town Council approves haunted house
• Teacher Appreciation by Wal-Mart
• Three candidates for Mingus Union School Board
• Time is up on $300,000 demand against Foist
• Proposition 110 gives state more leeway in land swaps
• Tribal casino revenue down in Arizona
• Anti-Defamation League affects attitudes at MUHS
• Court Docket: Sept. 29, 2010
• The future of our state parks - a public discussion
• City gets taken by counterfeiter
• Arizona Town Hall report offered Oct. 5 in Clarkdale
• Clemenceau Museunm's Early Settlers Day is a flash back in time
• Dishon finally facing Yavapai charges
• Catch breast cancer early; free breast self exam workshops offered
• Department of Justice contends SB 1070 is in conflict with federal law
• Marijuana vendors prepare to set up shop
• Court rules Lexington Insurance liable for Jim Irvin legal judgment
• Approval of Prop. 111 will create Lt. Governor position
• Bathtub killer to get mental review
• Youth minister in court on child sex charges
• Prop. 107 will nullify affirmative action programs
• Six-figure tab expected for governors conference that never was
• Court rules state has right to control inmate earnings
• Prop. 112 shortens time frame for initiative petitions
• Yavapai-Apache Nation elects Kwail as chairman
• Jerome Council reviews, updates town code
• National Scenic Area fails
• Cottonwood gets both sides in medical marijuana debate
• VVMC sponsors Ostomy Support Oct. 6
• Biker down
• Jerome Council delays action on public park fees
• Verde Valley 'Walk for Life' House of Ruth fund-raiser Oct. 2
• Music from Almost Anything
• Verde Valley Guidance Clinic receives Mickey Hawley Award
• Clarkdale Council to meet Tuesday
• Valley Leaders
• Outstanding Properties at Cottonwood Ranch
• Recycled Art
• GOP's Grant Woods endorses Democrat Felecia Rotellini for AG
• United Food and Commercial Workers union calls off boycott of Arizona
• Colangelo: 'Lack of a game plan' hurts Arizona economy
• American Music Festival coming to Jerome Oct. 9
• Feds offer grant for groundwater recharge
• Supreme Court ends Bayless appeal
• Castle's visitor center celebrates 50 years
• Elder Wisdom Circle
• Coast 2 Coast Walk an incredible adventure
• Applicants sought for redistricting commission
• City to purchase Gardner property
• Corrections chief announces enhanced secruity measures
• Cattle vs. dogs fight goes to court
• State Supreme Court refuses to hear arguments on school finance
• Pearce won't get chance to argue merit of SB 1070
• Panel urges privatization of some government services
• Judge to decide if Tea Party T-shirt is 'electioneering'
• Gloves come off in Secretary of State Debate
• The battle over political signs
• Marijuana grow shut down
• A Green Thumb
• Old Town Tuneage
• Distinguished Service Award
• Domestic violence details emerge in Masche case
• Home alone two
• Verde River Days is 22 with something for everyone
• 'Walk for Life' fund-raiser Oct. 2
• It's Better with Butters
• County General Plan update launch OK'd
• Another delay in Tao Fellowship hearing
• Angel Valley Retreat zoning delayed
• Diabetes Support Group: What is the Glycemic Index
• Ohio Valley Refinery & Roadshow comes to Camp Verde
• Yes, burns are working: Collaborative study shows benefit of prescribed fires
• Impaired drivers, listen up
• Smoke issues shut down Weir Fire
• Smoke on the Roof
• Jerome Council to hold workshop
• Jump In! Help open the Clarkdale pool
• Learning curve: Valley's surface water riddle has many complexities
• State university tuition waivers may be cut
• County Supervisors to discuss Angel Valley and Tao
• Where's the Water?
• Census Bureau study shows Arizona one of worst poverty-stricken states in America
• Prop. 111 will create position of lieutenant governor
• Appeals Court shoots down Bush grazing plan
• Arizona jobless rate hits highest mark in nearly three decades
• Dump the Drugs Day set Sept. 25
• Airfest 2010 is coming soon
• City to shop for design firm for sewer plant
• Hearing on Clarkdale Tailings amendment
• Jerome Council passes on compensation for itself
• Jerome adopts viniculture ordinance
• Suspect arrested for armed robbery at Don's Smoke Shop
• Gypsies blamed for jewelry and cash theft
• A Stitch in Time
• Arizona Artist Blacksmith Assn. workshop this weekend
• Verde Valley buses keep rolling, but no CAT on Saturday
• Arizona officials seek crackdown on gas pump 'skimmers'
• Gentlemen, Start Your Engines
• Huppenthal, Kotterman square off in school superintendent debate
• Horne, Rotellini spar over legal training, experience
• Judge refuses to remove Green Party candiates from ballot
• Governors shares her son's history with mental illness
• Cottonwood burglary exceeds $100,000
• It's a long way down
• Take the survey, design the future
• Remembrance Run Ends with 911 Tribute
• Taylor Kirby attends national conference
• City Rec Center memberships exceed 4,000
• Brewer closes door on lawmaker salary hike debate
• Poll: Republicans angrier than Democrats at government
• Collect a memento of city history
• Catch breast cancer early; free breast self exam workshops offered
• For the Record 9-12-2010
• BB vandals on the loose
• One dead after crash on Mingus Mountain
• Hold that train, help is coming
• One dead after crash on Mingus Mountain
• Unconscious after Clarkdale wreck
• Schlee "bathtub'murder case proceeds in court
• MUHS looking at solar power for campus
• Q&A with Ann Kirkpatrick
• Q&A with Paul Gosar
• Cottonwood Community Band Gears Up For Fall
• Painted Barrel Project: Participate in public art
• Questionable Green Party candidates to remain on ballot
• Pennsylvania court ruling a bad sign for Arizona employer sanctions, immigration laws
• Mingus Board denies Foist's retirement request
• Rotellini hammers Horne in AG debate
• Men save family's pets from burning home
• Learning the Basics with Verde Valley Computer Club
• 9/11 Memorial Run and Chili Cook Off
• Jerome Council defines non-commercial viniculture
• New state commission addressing Arizona's rural water
• Sunwest Bank donates $10K to Old Town Mission
• Arizona gets $45.4 million for foreclosure relief
• Latest poll shows Brewer still front-runner over Goddard
• State primary had highest voter turnout in two decades
• Prostate cancer has a 99-percent survival rate when detected early
• Court Docket: 9-8-10
• Rusty's Morningstar Ranch 25th anniversary
• River group to employ Community Outreach Director
• Harvest Time
• Foist wants out at Mingus
• Rhythm & Ribs to feature the Gin Blossoms
• Lower home values affect taxing districts
• Camp Verde's Betty Hanf earns Yavapai County 'Unsung Hero' honor
• Coconino NF selects three wilderness areas
• Paying it Forward: Mingus FFA students show Good Samaritan spirit
• Court: Leaving water for migrants not 'littering'
• Brewer refuses any more debates with Goddard
• Arizona racks up donations to pay legal bills
• Prop. 109 would keep lawmakers from changing hunting laws
• Justice Dept. files lawsuit against Sheriff Joe Arpaio
• Legal debate over Arizona's English learner law in federal court
• Goddard blames Brewer for state's decline in tourism
• House of Ruth hosts Open House
• Tattoo shop investigated for tattooing children
• Backflow preventer issue becomes a lawsuit for city
• Verde Valley Medical Center selects new chief medical officer
• Labor Day retreat at Cottonwood Rec Center
• The Little Kids book is free
• Tomorrow's doctors trained at VVMC
• Clarkdale Highlands Subdivision is back in play
• State test no hurdle for MUHS Ag students
• Horne officially claims GOP nod as AG
• Arizona sees dramatic drop in number of illegal immigrants in state
• Federal judge says police officer off base in filing lawsuit over immigration law
• GOP canddiates call on Democratic foes to denounce boycott of Arizona
• Catch breast cancer early; free breast self-exam workshops offered
• Grand jury returns 20-count indictment against youth pastor
• AZ National Guard begins border duties
• Horne claims victory in Attorney General GOP primary
• Newest poll shows Goddard still has uphill battle to win governor's chair
• Clarkdale home saved from spreading fire
• Area judge elected vice president of Arizona Magistrates Association
• Court Docket: Sept. 1, 2010
• Three-Vehicle Accident
• Sedona Mobile Home Destroyed
• Crime/Emergency Services: Sept. 1, 2010
• Mike Aylstock retiring from Sedona School District
• 104 Candles
• Verde Basin Partnership kicks off its first study
• Tomorrow?s doctors being trained at Verde Valley Medical Center
• Still Counting: GOP attorney general candidate still undecided
• Clarkdale Town Council to meet in special session Tuesday
• Shooting on Verde River leads to arrest of Childs man
• Park service program teaches stewardship
• New playground for tots at Clarkdale-Jerome School
• McCain Helps Open Verde Valley GOP Headquarters
• Fresh off walkover primary, Kirkpatrick visits Verde Valley
• Damian Andre sentenced on fraud, felony theft
• Grape Stomp clomps through Old Town
• Tobin strong in House primary
• Gosar a clear winner in CD1 race
• Impact of 1070 unclear on school numbers
• Verde Valley Fire District Open House
• State files petition for enforcement of SB 1070
• Rotellini earns Democratic nomination for AG; Republican race is still up in the air
• Goddard charges Brewer is hiding truth on state budget deficit
• Democrat Rodney Glassman faces uphill battle to oust John McCain
• Court Docket: Aug. 27, 2010
• Sedona man falls from Midgley Bridge
• White powder creates Hazmat scare
• AG races still too close to call
• Housing costs continue slide in Arizona
• Renz Jennings comes up on short end of vote for Corporation Commission
• Verde Valley Medical Center selects new chief medical officer
• Brutinel considered for Arizona Supreme Court
• County upgrades mapping system
• Digital age brings the past home
• Stewards honored by Wildlife Federation
• Encouraging news on July Verde Valley sales tax report
• A Star is Born: Mingus graduate Jamie Wilkinson wins 2010 Emmy
• Parkison wins Constable's race
• McCain an easy winner in U.S. Senate Race
• Election Update: Arizona Corporation Commission
• Thomas, Horne AG race too close to call
• Gov. Brewer coasts to easy win in GOP primary
• Bicyclist found dead
• Yavapai County Community Foundation passes out $167,000
• VV Fire District hosts open house
• Cell phone testimony valid in accident case
• Poll shows Arizonans support open primary
• Brewer non-committal on debates with Goddard
• VVMC Diabetes Support Group
• Ostomy Support Group at VVMC
• Ninth Circuit tosses conviction on Super bowl threats
• Appeals Court orders new re-sentence hearing in death penalty case
• What ever happened to Verde otters?
• Roadwork continues between Verde, PV
• Suspect extradited in Fossil Creek murder
• Cottonwood: Employer of Year
• County enhances online geographic service
• Constable candidates compare credentials
• Major remodel for Clark Memorial Library
• Verde otters earn their keep
• Jury of Their Peers
• Minister charged with sex crimes
• Police looking for sex offender
• Angel Valley retreat zoning in question
• City Council approves water rate increase
• Putting at-risk teens and homeless dogs together
• Proud to be an American
• Brewer holds financial edge on Goddard in governor's race
• Arizona dominates case filings by U.S. Attorney's Office
• Some border areas considered 'too dangerous' to patrol
• Registering as Democrat or Republican becomes less fashionable
• National Guard troops begin border patrol at end of month
• McCluskey, Welch arrested at campground near Springerville
• Bell Rock Vista and Courthouse Butte Trailhead restrooms temporarily closed
• Power Hour toddler education program begins in Cottonwood in September
• Bicycle accident sends one to hospital
• New comfort for hospital trip
• Fit Kids Has a Winner
• Farmer's Market and Jamboree
• Police explain process for Wokasch investigation
• Paws for Patients training course offered at VVMC
• Select school districts in line for select tax increase
• Arizona in line for federal insurance relief money
• New deputy supervisor for Coconino National Forest
• Hiker rescued from Sycamore Canyon
• Nebraska meth and cocaine stopped on Interstate
• Court Docket: Aug. 14, 2010
• Overdue hikers located in Sycamore Canyon
• Digging Deep
• New design, height standards considered for city
• Water rate increase hearing Tuesday
• Mingus board getting heat over new lunch program
• He Did It! Al Slusser completes Coast 2 Coast walk
• Napolitano defends position on state money for incarcerating illegal immigrants
• Discrepancies in Mingus superintendent's report
• Krispy Kreme loses battle on state sales tax
• Goldwater Institute-financed lawsuit challenges national health care law
• ICE director defends agency's efforts in deporting illegal immigrants
• Measure allowing secret ballots in union elections to be on November ballot
• Fee-free weekend on National Forests
• Arizona to appeal federal ruling on domestic partner benefits
• U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum selects CMS's Angela Hillman as teacher fellow
• Blame game escalates over prison escape
• Memorial service set for three YCSO detention officers
• Judge says he lacks power to stop Arpaio ads
• County reports two cases of Canine Leptospirosis in Verde
• One in 15 children born in U.S. have at least one illegal parent
• Viniculture ordinance considered in Jerome
• Jobs bill leaves Arizona $150 million short to maintain Medicaid
• James Ray motions pending
• Library Renovation in Clarkdale
• Jerome residential rental tax exemption removed
• It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Old Town Cottonwood
• Disc golf coming to Riverfront Park
• Meeting of the Minds in Cornville
• County to break ground on new Health Center
• New City Hall is a go
• Catch breast cancer early. Free breast self-exam workshops offered
• Rios wants lawmakers to forego per diem $$$
• Arizona still waiting for National Guard troops on border
• Skeletal remains found in Beaver Creek; deputies believe to be body of Sylar Newton
• Lawmakers work to salvage union election ballot measure
• Pulte Homes aggrees to $1.2 million settlement
• VVMC's new Pediatric Observation Unit opens
• Tao Fellowship hearing now set for October
• Police called on business employee
• Dollar General to have stucco finish when completed
• Camp Verde losing to Payson as state's center point
• Paramedic scholarship program established
• AG announces charges against two women in prison escape
• Mingus school board to meet Thursday
• New city sidewalks in works for Cottonwood
• Pavatea, Kwail win Yavapai-Apache Primary
• Democratic Front
• Larry's Antiques & Things: Acres of History
• Lawmakers tackle ballot issue on union organization
• Hospitality industry wants uniformity on post-Labor Day school start date
• Twenty states join forces against Obamacare
• Detention officers killed on Hwy 169 identified
• Cottonwood police activity now on line
• Safe stolen from Brandi's Kitchen
• New City Hall for Cottonwood?
• Electronic security makes theft hard
• Simonton dig unearths some surprises
• City dumps troublesome law
• Hwy 169 crash kills 3 YCSO detention officers
• Court Docket 8-8-2010
• Yavapai College enrollment up 5% in summer session
• Church trailer stolen
• Cottonwood man killed in wrong-way crash on Interstate
• Insanity defense for Gary Schlee
• U.S. Senate bill provides $8.1 million to ICE for new staff
• Goddard wants to eliminate sales tax exemptions to aid education
• Disability Advocacy Coalition honors Cottonwood Safeway
• Gillespie is YC's new VP of Academic and Student Affairs
• Court Docket: Aug. 6, 2010
• Old Town Mission 'Backpack to School'
• Homegrown Hootenanny
• Blood Into Wine screenings in Jerome
• Clarkdale mosquitoes test positive for West Nile
• Ballots set for fire board elections
• School board ballots set for Nov. 2 election
• Camp Verde's Matt Morris new president of Verde Valley Leadership
• Jerome State Park to reopen in October
• GOP leadership hopes to salvage anti-union measure for November ballot
• Lawmaker points to federal foot-dragging on enhanced border patrol
• Kyl, McCain propose $20 million to hire 150 new ICE officers
• Poll shows concern over civil rights implications of SB 1070
• Tribal gaming revenues down 3 percent from last year
• Arizona Supreme Court concurs that Prop. 108 is illegally crafted
• 1070 backlash hurts Arizona conferences, convention business
• Obama's deportation rate surpasses numbers from Bush administration
• Body of 2-year-old Dewey-Humboldt boy found
• Exercise improves diabetes; support group provides insight
• Search under way for missing 2-year-old Dewey/Humboldt boy
• Manslaughter charged in Rimrock fatality
• New website for struggling homeowners
• Pink Heals Tour starts in Jerome Thursday
• Arizona's Chief Justice shares views on SB 1070
• Crews respond to flooding
• Fire destroys workshop and equipment in Sedona
• County supervisors OK budget
• Arizona Chamber of Commerce wants changes in the state retirement system
• Buz Mills to remain in race for governor
• House, Senate leadership not interested in finding a 'fix' for SB 1070
• 9th Circuit rejects request for expedited review Bolton decision
• Donations for SB 1070 defense fund now top $1.6 million
• Still no clues to Sylar Newton's disappearance
• Business assistance center coming to Cottonwood
• Cottonwood court opens to applause
• Prison escapees reported in Flagstaff; considered armed and dangerous
• 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
• Search for missing boy leads to landfill
• SB 1070 judge receives threats
• SB 1070 protests lead to arrests
• Brewer seeks appeal of judge's SB 1070 ruling
• Jerome council sets budget
• CD1's GOP candidates attempt to differentiate
• Domestic violence in Rimrock leads to shootout
• Still no sign of little Sylar Newton
• Beaver Count: Study shows upper river has healthy population
• Letter: Wokasch to sue MUHS superintendent for $300,000
• 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
• Firemen dress in pink to help raise funds in Jerome for local women with cancer
• Crime/Emergency Services: July 28, 2010
• El Latino newspaper publisher arrested
• Verde Valley National Night Out returns
• City to dedicate new courthouse
• Former DEA agent weighs in on medical marijuana measure
• VVMC Opens New Pediatrics Unit
• Search continues for missing boy
• 2010 monsoon comes soon, often
• Federal judge blocks state from canceling insurance benefits for domestic partners
• Judge refuses to order word change on First Things First ballot question
• Court ruling paves way for Arizona business interests to influence elections
• Arizona consumer confidence now stands at 49.1%
• Court Docket: July 28, 2010
• House candidates grilled by voters
• VVMC Pediatric unit opening
• A&P Gives Back to Cottonwood
• Goodbye Dr. Jay
• Tea Party Truth Rally
• Reading mandate will affect local students
• Poll shows mixed reviews on new immigration law
• Young Cyclists roll through Cottonwood to assist with national affordable housing efforts
• July 26 last day to register for upcoming Primary Election
• Clarkdale council to adopt final budget
• Cottonwood Library to shorten hours
• Clarkdale Library closing for renovations
• Sedona's Roadrunner trolley system in jeopardy
• Clarkdale-Jerome school board sets budget
• Susan Pardee to retire from Wells Fargo
• Tom O'Halleran selected as new president for Keep Sedona Beautiful
• Crime & Courts July 23, 2010
• Former Library Board president encouraged volunteerism by example
• Camp Soaring Eagle takes kids to special heights
• Heart of the Matter Seminar ? Your Heart Medications: The good, the bad and the maybe
• Democrats make case for balance of power on Corporation Commission
• Goddard: Dismantle Mexican crime cartels to solve illegal immigration
• Five senators, 76 House members support Arizona immigration law
• Mingus: Wokasch out
• Opposition arises to Sustainability Park near Tuzigoot
• Legal arguments to be heard Thursday on immigration law
• Judge wants Snowbowl owners to hold off on artificial snow system
• Mingus board to meet Thursday
• Wong holds firm on denying utility service to illegals
• Prescott Forest to lift fire restrictions Wednesday
• Assault in Old Town
• Police, mental health professionals meet in roundtable
• New county solar, wind rules
• Beaver Creek developers get 30 days to find solution
• Mapping the 'Bright Line'
• Van rolls on Cornville Road
• National Guard units to arrive in Arizona next month
• Dist. 1 state rep candidate forum Thursday
• Learn about 'Medical Marijuana Initiative'
• Habitat for Humanity No. 8 on U.S. 'Builder 100' list
• Yavapai Community Foundation selects Traci Corey as new regional manager
• Servant Leaders: Class IV
• Campaign of non-violent civil disobedience planned to protest immigration law
• Yavapai-Apache Nation takes lead in fight against diabetes
• Governor drops money-raising bid after Mills' withdrawal
• Arizona's independent voters eye GOP primaries
• State pays $77,000 legal bill to defend SB1070
• Obama's popularity slides in Arizona
• Election 2010: Full slate seeks McCain's Senate seat
• V-Bar-V Ranch Explorers Day to discuss grain-fed vs. grass-fed beef cattle
• McCain, Hayworth clash; Deakin stands pat
• Sheriff's Office still seeks signs of Kristal Forest
• Clarkdale awards clubhouse contract to Verde Sol-Air
• Clarkdale council accepts grant for park; seeks manager
• Legislative candidates spar over top issues in Prescott debate
• MUHS board sets 2010-2011 budget
• James Ray trial vacated, change of venue sought
• Boysen stays on as MUHS AD
• For the Record
• Changes to RoadRunner
• New "Secrets of the Gita' Seminar
• International Exchange Students coming to Arizona this fall
• Legal wrangling begins over SB1070
• Border governors to proceed with summit sans Brewer
• New poll shows Brewer strongly ahead of Goddard
• Photo radar cameras discontinued
• Mingus board wants unification message before the community
• Cottonwood-Oak Creek approves budget
• Judge to rule on First Things First measure
• Proposed new wilderness areas to boost Verde Valley protections
• Brewer, Napolitano spar over border security needs
• Mingus approves admin stipend plan
• Health official urges voters to reject medicinal marijuana measure
• Welders ignite brush fire
• Food prices on the rise in Arizona
• Cleaning Valley View Cemetery all in a day's work for Clarkdale's Locy Rogers
• Rimrock school and church vandalized
• Crime and Courts: July 14, 2010
• Sparklers may not be universally allowed
• Verde Valley Fire District receives grant for light tower
• Verde Valley Leadership donates gazebo
• 125 Candles for Cornville
• Ecuador, Argentina join legal fracas over SB1070
• Buzz Mills latest to drop out of governor's race
• Renzi associate convicted, another acquitted
• C-OC pulls plug on unification with MUHS
• Poll shows McCain distancing himself from J.D. Hayworth
• Water rate increase for Cottonwood
• Indian nation wants judge to block SB1070
• The Met: Live in HD coming to Sedona
• Learn about the effects of diabetes on the kidneys
• A Camp Verde Joint Replacement Seminar
• Community Seminar ? Managing back pain through new breakthrough procedure
• Cancer Center in Sedona offers support groups
• 10th Annual Independence Day Fireworks Extravaganza
• Annual Copper Ball raises nearly $30,000 to benefit Fit Kids of Arizona
• Brave New World of Personalized Cancer Care
• Reducing Your Risk of Stroke
• Skin cancer screenings huge success; more than 250 individuals screened
• A Joint Replacement Seminar at Sedona Library
• Solving the Problem of Joint Pain
• Discover what your numbers mean: Diabetes support group with a free gift
• A Joint Replacement Seminar at Sedona Library
• June Parkinson?s support group: How to manage stress
• Solving the Problem of Joint Pain
• Heart of the Matter Seminar: Treating and controlling hypertension without medication
• Cancer survivors, families and friends unite to celebrate life and give hope to others
• Lunch & Learn: Living with Advanced Breast Cancer
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• October diabetes support group at VVMC
• Heart of the Matter Sept 09
• Diabetes and Heart Disease presentation at VVMC
• November Heart of the Matter at VVMC
• Breast Cancer Resource Program
• Entire Care expands services
• Life history of a breast cancer cell
• Maternity Womens Services Unit
• Be Smart about your heart: VVMC's Heart Fair
• More rigorous visiting restrictions at VVMC
• VVMC Parenting Partnership
• Mended Hearts, Inc., invites you to a meeting
• NAHospice celebrates 25 years
• Visiting restrictions at VVMC July 09
• 8th Annual Copper Ball benefits Fit Kids of Arizona
• November diabetes support group at VVMC
• Pet Partners training and evaluations at VVMC
• VVMC's hospitalist program expands with new physician leadership
• HVCNA physcians offer great information
• Alberti Correa practice relocation
• Fit Kids of Arizona reaches out to parents with free educational classes
• VVMC receives gold once again
• Expressive art Lunch & Learn presentation
• Heart of the Matter Seminar - VVMC: The Pulse of the Verde Valley
• Recipe modifications for healthier living
• October Heart of the Matter, presenter Wally Reule
• The Heart of the Matter
• A room of one's own--and more!
• If there must be cookies
• Scott Stokes, Taking His Health Seriously
• Minimally Invasive Surgery
• Visitation restrictions lifted at Verde Valley Medical Center
• VVMC hosts physician lectures at Sedona Public Library
• Know your PAD warning signs
• Elizabeth Lindsey
• VVMC's May Parkinson's support group: Medication help for Parkinson?s patients
• VVMC welcomes new Internal Medicine and Pediatrics_physician
• Back on the Trail
• Entire Care expands services
• Diabetes Support Group: Obesity - Who's to Blame?
• VVMC announces new Orthopedic Surgeon
• Walk Symptoms Away
• Heart & Vascular Center opens new office in Sedona
• VVMC hosts Orthopedic Fair
• January diabetes support group
• Muhammud Ali PD Center team at VVMC
• VVMC welcomes new OB/GYN
• VVMC performs 2,000th Cardiac Catheterization Procedure
• From clinic to teaching hospital
• Ending the embarrassment
• Volunteers needed Aug 09
• Free skin cancer screenings in Sedona Saturday, June 5
• Barbara Dember, VVMC's new VP of Ancillary Services
• Catch breast cancer early, Breast Self-Exam workshops
• Diabetes support group
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• 2008 Verde Valley Fair
• Verde Valley Birding And Nature Festival
• Foothills

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