Prescott, AZ News

• Prescott, AZ News
• How it all began: Crown King man was trapped in home where Gladiator Fire started
• Local gallery helps turn Bob Boze Bell painting into 10-foot bronze statue - Prescott Valley's newest resident
• All fireworks temporarily banned in Yavapai County
• Expansions at Goldwater Lake, Kuebler Field among city budget proposals
• YBBBS Child of the Week: AJ
• YHS needs donations for low-cost spay/neuter program 'The Big Fix'
• MATForce honors youth poster contest winners
• Local museums offering free admission to military families
• Pharmacy's credit card machine switched with fake in likely skim scam
• Prescott City Council approves several public works projects
• Gas prices: May 25
• Proposed library fees continue to generate debate
• Bill's Daily Newscast: APS Line Repairs After Gladiator Fire
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council Budget Workshop, Pt 2
• Gladiator Fire: Thursday, 30% Containment
• Jay's Bird Barn Teams Up With YEI!
• Man arrested on arson charges after allegedly setting his own car on fire
• Bennett Satisfied With Verification
• Congressman Gosar Reacts to Obama Admin. Distortion of Facts
• Sunday's Solar Eclipse
• Folk Arts Fair
• Prescott to host Memorial Day ceremonies at Veterans Center, Citizens Cemetery
• 'The smallest spark can cause the largest fire': Firefighters warn public to use caution on holiday weekend
• Bennett OKs Obama birth certificate
• Recording history: Fourth-grade Cinema Club creates Arizona Centennial documentary
• Supervisors agree to help fund Healing Fields flag project
• Three dogs still missing from Humane Society
• Stored boxes catch fire, damage home in Pronghorn Ranch
• Black Canyon City house fire victim identified
• Jeff Flake campaigns in Cottonwood Friday
• Motor Madness Auto and Motorcycle Show is Saturday
• Man arrested on arson charges after allegedly setting his own car on fire
• Man found with stolen gun, cash gets 1 year probation in plea deal
• Gas prices: May 24
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Budgets and Roads
• On Sale This Week: Grilling Ribs and Corn
• Firefighters battle heat, wind in efforts to douse Gladiator blaze
• Mayer firefighters respond on Gladiator blaze
• "Ring of Fire" Eclipse
• Flags to honor 9-11 victims
• 'Owl' be seeing you... when I'm just a little older
• Briefly: Discover NAU-Yavapai at events
• Briefly: Marine Corps Arizona reunion coming in July
• Briefly: Student volunteers
• Gladiator Fire: Wednesday, 26% Containment, Plus Maps, Photos
• Briefly: Chino Valley pool opens Friday May 25, 2012
• Impending retention of third-graders prompts free summer school
• Yavapai County Gladiator Fire information
• Town hall likely to be open Fridays beginning in July
• Firefighters make progress on Gladiator despite conditions
• ERAU flight team takes another title
• Prescott approves new 'paid time off' program
• PV town hall likely to be open Fridays beginning in July
• New Regional Transportation Plan will defer long-term projects
• Prescott appoints interim fire chief
• Thursday meeting will focus on Mt. Vernon/Senator Hwy. project
• Grand Canyon Limited rolls through Arizona, slowly
• ZGI Shorts Films Festival screens in Sedona this weekend
• Gas Prices: May 23
• NAU-Yavapai plans open house events
• County supervisors debate 'budget philosophy'
• Dan Fraijo is Appointed as Interim Fire Chief
• Bill's Daily Newscast: It's Click It or Ticket Time
• Prescott Municipal Airport Helps Keep Airtankers Flying
• Crown King Resident Arrested for Violating Evacuation Order
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council Meeting: May 22, 2012
• Meeting for Gladiator fire evacuees tonight, May 22
• Now Is the Time to Create Defensible Space
• Preparing for a Wildfire
• Gladiator Fire: Tuesday - Groom Creek, Walker Contingency Plans
• Gladiator claims 2 more structures, now threatening Towers Mountain
• Grant Awarded To Prescott Public Library For Early Literacy PlaySpace
• Sign of progress: School gets digital marquee
• Sign of progress: School gets digital marquee
• Gladiator claims 2 more structures, now threatening Towers Mountain
• County agrees to take on CYMPO employees
• County agrees to take on CYMPO employees
• Elementary school students bring Shakespeare's characters, era to life
• Elementary school students bring Shakespeare's characters, era to life
• VA Medical Center seeks youth volunteers for summer
• VA Medical Center seeks youth volunteers for summer
• Fiction, non-fiction and poetry contest entries due June 4
• Fiction, non-fiction and poetry contest entries due June 4
• Yavapai Humane Society lowers cost of microchips to $20
• Yavapai Humane Society lowers cost of microchips to $20
• Catch 22 Day 22 Suspect: MANUEL DERA
• Catch 22 Day 22 Suspect: MANUEL DERA
• Youth Short Story Contest 2012 Winners Announced at Prescott Public Library
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Whiskey Row Benefit a Success
• Floral Recognitions and Garden Solutions
• Gladiator Fire: Monday Update, New Maps, Forest Closures
• CYFD opens new fire station on Robert Road
• Dewey resident arrested on drug charges
• Achievers: Library honors YEI! client for 250 hours of volunteering
• Chino Valley family fosters sense of home
• Gladiator Fire: Latest Sunday Information
• Thousands turn out to benefit Whiskey Row fire victims
• Crews make headway against Gladiator Fire
• Chino Valley family fosters sense of home
• Prescott employee benefit changes up for decision Tuesday
• Vax toots, tutors and treats young students with jazz tunes
• YMCA announces results of raffle of 1963 Chevy Nova
• Volunteers Needed!
• Library announces winners of youth writing contest
• Horse, foot and boot races at Humboldt Fair May 26-27
• City considers contract for repair of lake dams
• Achievers: Library honors YEI! client for 250 hours of volunteering
• Catch 22 Day 21 Suspect: MIGUEL ANGEL LONZO FRANCO
• Bill's Weekly Newscast: May 14, 2012
• Ride To Work With The Mayor, Another Free-Wheeling Experience
• Northpoint: Intensive Rock Climbing
• Benchmark achievement: Students recreate torn-down public art piece - with Kristin Anthony's help
• Update from Watters - Climbing Roses
• Gladiator Fire: Latest Updates, Maps
• Gladiator Fire up to 13,000 acres, but calmer winds help containment
• Dewey resident arrested on drug charges
• House fire sends disabled man to burn unit
• 'Ring of Fire' eclipse visible today from China to Texas
• State regaining jobs it lost, but local picture remains mixed
• Photo: Mayor is leader of the pack on Bike to Work day
• 'Click It or Ticket' runs May 21-June 3
• Agencies offer screenings for lead poisoning in Dewey-Humboldt Monday
• CYFD opens new fire station on Robert Road
• Catch 22 Day 20 Suspect: CLAUDIO DURAN LOPEZ
• Attend the YCCA Home and Garden Show Today!
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Fire Ban Continues
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Fire Ban Continues
• 2012 HOME AND GARDEN SHOW: Event has something for everyone
• Gladiator Fire: Update for Saturday
• Youth Short Story Contest 2012 Winners Announced at Prescott Public Library
• PCA presents Cabaret
• Chaparral MusicFest
• Gladiator Fire approaches 13,000 acres in size
• PHS senior wins car in drawing - again
• Library user fee discussion emerges during Prescott budget workshop
• Annual Summer Concert Series to begin June 1
• Fire damages 2 Rush Street apartments
• Officials order additional mandatory evacuations
• Catch 22 Day 19 Suspect: JOEL MEDINA-ORTIZ
• Vehicle owner says he caught 2 men in act of burglary
• Gladiator Fire: Update for Friday
• Gladiator firefighters brace for more red-flag conditions; Pine Flat, Cleator residents warned to prepare for possible evacuation
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Red Cross on Scene Helping Evacuees
• Better prepared... or worse? What would happen if the Indian Fire erupted today?
• What stopped the raging Indian Fire from burning thousands of Prescott homes?
• Prescott officials: Coming fiscal year expected to be 'flat'
• City looks to private sector for operation of Elks Opera House
• Police seek suspects who broke into YHS and released dogs
• Vehicle owner says he caught 2 men in act of burglary
• DPS seeks man who threatened officers during traffic stop
• Marshals nab woman wanted in local $10OK burglary
• Chrysler car show is Saturday at Prescott Lakes Parkway
• Catholic Charities hosts foster family recruitment event at zoo
• Catch 22 Day 18 Suspect: DOMINGO VALDEZ-ANGUIANO
• Frontier Days pageant entries are due Friday, May 18
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: May 17, 2012
• Prescott Public Library Director Toni Kaus Retires, Interim Appointed
• Supervisor Candidate John Hanna: I'm Still Running, Despite Lymphoma
• Goldwater Lake closed for firefighting effort; blaze tops 6,500 acres
• Woman set for June 4 hearing on assault charges
• P&Z completes general plan update review
• Fain Road bridge work will cause traffic delays
• Council to hear talk on economic development
• Gladiator Photos from Readers
• Gladiator Fire: Update for Thursday
• On Sale This Week: Tilapia and Watermelon
• Gladiator fire doubles in size, but fire crew now optimistic
• Confession over Indian Fire never led to charges
• Judge denies motion for new judge in death penalty case
• PUSD board approves 2012-13 budget, contracts, sending out RIF letters
• Final public meetings on Regional Transportation Plan scheduled
• Prescott Library Director Toni Kaus to retire
• Woman set for June 4 hearing on assault charges
• Gas Prices: May 17
• Catch 22 Day 17 Suspect: KORY KING FRANCE
• Dinner and silent auction will aid two programs
• Fashion show Saturday will aid Kaplan family
• Free 'Brain Builders for Life' training course offered
• 'Find your family tree' workshops planned at Prescott Public Library
• Fashion show Saturday will aid Kaplan family
• Free 'Brain Builders for Life' training course offered
• 'Find your family tree' workshops planned at Prescott Public Library
• Woman set for June 4 hearing on assault charges
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Smoke Inhalation
• Gladiator Fire: First Community Meeting
• Snake avoidance trainer aims to keep dogs, and owners, safe
• CV man switches careers for fire service
• HUSD board approves new high school principal
• Fire bans in effect now
• Battle of the Bands rocks Prescott Valley Saturday
• News Briefs: NHD students raising money for national event
• News Briefs: Springfest May 19
• News Briefs: Nominations for HMS Hall of Fame
• Yavapai Humane Society waives pet adoption fees for veterans
• State budget contains 'good news,' says Ariz. Rep. Fann
• Salute to Paulden vets Saturday
• News Briefs: Legion Riders will take to the road Saturday
• News Briefs: Communication Seminar May 18
• News Briefs: Horse, foot and boot races at Humboldt Fair May 26-27
• News Briefs: PACO Verde Walk is June 7
• News Briefs: Farmers Market CV to open June 7
• Gladiator Fire Update for Wednesday
• Bill's Daily Newscast: A 10 Year Anniversary
• Indian Fire - Rising from the ashes: Family rebuilt with Firewise construction in mind
• Find Your Family Tree Genealogy Workshop Series
• Gladiator fire continues to grow, could threaten Crown King again
• Prescott P&Z rejects bid for church rezoning
• City conducts first 2012/2013 budget workshop Thursday
• Indian Fire - Homeowner helped save the day by creating defensible space
• Photo: Rollover in Prescott Valley
• Fain Road bridge work will cause traffic delays
• P&Z completes general plan update review
• Listen for alerts on smoke conditions
• Crown King mail being diverted to Mayer post office
• PV council to hear talk on economic development
• Gas prices: May 16
• Catch 22 Day 16 Suspect: PABLO ISRAEL ARREDONDO-HERRERA
• Gosar Files Bipartisan 'Catastrophic Wildfire Prevention Act of 2012'
• Red Flag Warnings in Northern Arizona
• Gladiator Fire in Crown King Update for Tuesday
• Profiles in Leadership: George Washington
• Little League treasurer charged with theft, fraud
• Fight ends with broken jaw, charges
• Supervisor Davis not happy with county budget process, reorganization plan
• Whiskey Row Fire Fundraiser
• 10 years later: Firefighters recall the day blaze threatened Prescott
• Gladiator fire grows to 1,300 acres, Type I team takes over; community meeting today
• Fire bans start today
• New co-op aims to offer farm-fresh food to members
• Supervisor Davis not happy with county budget process, reorganization plan
• PUSD to mull M&O budget, issuing RIF letters today
• Whiskey Row fire volunteers meet Tuesday
• Little League treasurer charged with theft, fraud
• False report leads to school lockdown
• Fight ends with broken jaw, charges
• Mayer graduation moving to elementary school
• CYFD open house fetes new station
• National Police Week honors fallen officers
• Agencies stepping up seat belt message
• Taylor Hicks students become museum pieces
• Gas prices: May 15
• Catch 22 Day 15 Suspect: JOSE ROGELIO HERRERA-MARTINEZ
• Eco Loco Fest accepting vendor applications
• Prescott College to host sustainability symposium
• Primavera students present Shakespeare pageant
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Businesses Plan To Reopen
• Stage I Burn Restrictions Go Into Effect Tuesday, May 15
• Type 1 IMT Called For Gladiator Fire in Crown King
• Fire east of Dewey-Humboldt threatened homes
• Rabid mountain lion in attack mode no match for Chino Valley man and his frying pan
• Gladiator Fire in Crown King Continues Burning on Monday
• 300-plus acre wildfire spread into forest from burning structures
• ID theft remains a concern for consumers and law enforcement agencies
• Aspiring surgeon earns scholarship to ASU
• NAU students hone their Spanish skills in Costa Rica
• Catch 22 Day 14 Suspect: CARLOS MAYA PIMENTEL
• Bill's Weekly Newscast: May 7, 2012
• Gladiator Fire in Crown King Forces Evacuations
• Breaking news: Gladiator Fire reaches 300 acres
• Breaking news: Crown King fire grows to 200 acres
• Construction begins on Airport Runway Project
• Breaking news: Crown King fire spreads to 40 acres
• Breaking news: Fire in Crown King claims two structures
• Pet Adoption Fees Waived for Active and Retired Military Members
• Mountain Lion Rabies Alert
• Air Tanker Helps Put Out Fire Near Dewey
• Community comes together for May 20 fire benefit event
• Much memorabilia lost, but some saved at Bird Cage
• Prescott Valley mother reflects on 6 generations of strong women
• 'Fire chasers' helped to shape early Prescott
• Photo: Mother's Day Tea Party
• Photos: Prescott Highland Games
• Lincoln needs your help to walk again
• Kuykendall to present 'Legislator of the Year' honors to Karen Fann
• Catch 22 Day 13 Suspect: MARIAHA MARIE WILSON
• Prescott Valley gym offers month free in honor of Women's Health Week
• Fire east of Dewey-Humboldt threatened homes
• Breaking news: Fire east of Dewey-Humboldt grows, evacuation preparation in progress
• Yavapai Delegation at the AZ Republican Convention
• It's a Mother's Day Festival!
• Urgent Update: Make Money in Real Estate Now!
• Hospitality Design
• Creating a Flowerbed
• Paul Babeu's Opponents Respond
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Rainwater Harvesting
• Babeu drops bid for congressional seat
• Indian Fire 10th anniversary commemoration is Tuesday
• Rabid mountain lion in attack mode no match for Chino Valley man and his frying pan
• Prescott Valley council OKs rainwater harvesting pilot project
• Whiskey Row Benefit
• Catch 22 Day 12 Suspect: ROGER COCHRANE
• Youths accused of throwing fist-sized rocks at passing cars
• Prescott Valley P&Z wrapping up town's General Plan update
• Gas Prices: May 12
• There’s More to the Farmer’s Market than Food
• Collins takes plea deal in Sylar Newton case
• Overnight Work on Cordes Junction May Cause 30 Min Closures
• Sheriff Paul Babeu Drops Congressional Campaign to Run for Re-election as Sheriff
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Fire Changes Perspective
• Prescott Bluegrass Festival
• Whiskey Row Fire: Clean Up & Recovery Begins Already
• History of resilience: Many businesses have operated over the years in the 1901 Whiskey Row building that fire destroyed
• It is easy being green: Prescott Farmers Market opens Saturday
• Debt handbook tallies City of Prescott's outstanding obligations
• Collins takes plea deal in Sylar Newton case
• Whiskey Row Fire timeline
• Lawyer for man in death penalty case alleges judicial misconduct
• Catch 22 Day 11 Suspect: ERNESTO ROMERO-SALCEDO
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Alyx
• Gas Prices: May 11
• Arizona Horizon Speaks with Senate President Pierce and Speaker Tobin
• Council to join pilot project for rainwater harvesting in Chino Valley
• PV council to join pilot project for rainwater harvesting in Chino Valley
• On Sale This Week: Mother's Day Goodies!
• 26th Annual Fine Art and Wine Festival
• Sticks and Tones Present 'Amazing Arizona' at Prescott Public Library
• International Migratory Bird Day at The Highlands Center
• Bill's Daily Newscast: About the PUSD Budget Cuts
• City works to normalize downtown Prescott
• Film, talk on Grand Canyon noise in Prescott Monday
• Astronomy talk and Star Party at Tuzigoot Saturday
• PV council to join pilot project for rainwater harvesting in Chino Valley
• Repaving of Mt. Vernon/Senator Highway to begin in 2 weeks
• Letter carriers to collect food donations on Saturday
• City cautions residents about spring code enforcement
• Free rainwater harvesting workshop is Saturday at YC
• Clarification
• Native plants still available through Monday
• Expert discusses USGS computer model Saturday
• Catch 22 Day 10 Suspect: JOEL VIDRIO
• Gas prices: May 10
• Whiskey Row Fire - Cause and Origination Determination
• Appliance at fault in Whiskey Row fire
• Building back up: Developer constructing new homes in Prescott Valley's Quailwood subdivision
• Hit and run teen victim recovering, police still looking for driver
• Man who allegedly struck, kicked woman arrested on charges of aggravated assault
• 'Bath salt' raid charges dropped; synthetic drugs' ingredients altered to skirt law
• Entangled heron rescued by parks and rec employees
• Whiskey Row Fire Update from the City of Prescott
• Crowd comes to scene of Whiskey Row blaze
• Fire on Whiskey Row - Morning Update
• Fire on Whiskey Row - Initial Reports and Photos
• Fledgling Hawks
• Animal lovers work behind the scenes at local shelter
• Chino Police celebrate 30 years with open house
• Fire destroys three business on Whiskey Row, draws huge crowds
• Fire on Whiskey Row - Readers Photos and Video
• Building back up: Developer constructing new homes in Prescott Valley's Quailwood subdivision
• Man who allegedly struck, kicked woman arrested on charges of aggravated assault
• Driver in DUI motorcycle crash in Prescott pleads guilty
• ADOT plans guardrail repairs on I-17 today
• Prescott's Bike Month rolls on with PD, mayor's events
• 'Bath salt' raid charges dropped; synthetic drugs' ingredients altered to skirt law
• Downer Trail gate's fate determined in Prescott City Council vote
• Catch 22 Day 9 Suspect: DAVID LEE DEHART
• Fire on Whiskey Row - In Progress
• Fire destroys three business on Whiskey Row, draws huge crowds (with photo gallery and video)
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: May 8, 2012
• Letter to the Editor: Tobin Puts Service Above Self
• National Migratory Bird Day
• About Social Security
• Serious Injuries Sustained in Saturday Morning Accident
• Yavapai College Instrumentalists Wow Crowd
• Brewer signs Ariz. budget approved by Legislature
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Death of Elderly Couple Investigated
• A rail fan's delight: Grand Canyon Limited steams through Arizona
• Rabid lion attacks dog in remote area
• Rollover accident leads to injuries, felony charges
• On the vine: Volunteers expand vineyard at Yavapai College's Verde campus
• Prescott YMCA offers 'Group-X-Plosion' event
• Gas prices continue to fall in Arizona, nationwide
• Catch 22 Day 8 Suspect: DAVID WAYNE MALONEY
• New Prescott jail on horizon; county supervisors give green light
• Speaker Andy Tobin Announces He Will Run for Re-Election in AZ House
• ERAU ROTC Cadets Chosen for Pilot Slots
• Breaking News: Tobin nixes run for Congress
• Hope fades for Yavapai Downs season
• Town staff recommends raising community facilities district rates
• Prescott Valley town clerk's budget rising because of elections
• Winner of Poster Contest from Bradshaw Mt. Middle School
• Bill's Weekly Newscast: April 30, 2012
• Youth Short Story Awards Ceremony
• Hopi Code Talkers honored at Kykotsmovi ceremony
• S Club girls from local schools help beautify office space
• Northpoint Students Travel to Sister City Suchitoto
• Geocaching: a riddling reason to get outdoors
• Downer Trail gate back on council slate
• PUSD board to vote Tuesday on budget cuts
• Street rod and custom car show roars into Prescott
• Catch 22 Day 7 Suspect: LUIS MATHEW FLOREZ
• Median Income in AZ Drops, Could Affect Bankruptcy Filings
• The Dog Days of Summer are Here
• Hope fades for Yavapai Downs season
• Well-versed: Group shares love of poetry
• Prescott Valley staff recommends raising community facilities district rates
• Prescott Valley town clerk's budget rising because of elections
• Photo: One Nation Under God Service
• Work continues on Williamson Valley Road widening
• Man indicted on charges of attempted murder after allegedly shooting at officers
• Catch 22 Day 6 Suspect: JOCINDA LEE SHEPHERD
• Official Start of Spring Planting in the Arizona Mountains
• Reflecting Cinco de Mayo in Your Decor
• Brewer signs Ariz. ban on Planned Parenthood funding
• A Snapshot of the Prescott Area Real Estate Market
• It's Whiskey Row Marathon Day!
• History at risk: State parks get budget protection, but money stays tight
• Bill's Daily Newscast: PV Gears Up to Clean Up
• Teens Skype James Kennedy at Prescott Public Library
• Art Days at Prescott Public Library
• Free Introductions to PSYCH-KR in Prescott
• June and August PSYCH-KR Basic Workshops
• When is Foreclosure Right for You?
• Arizona lawmakers OK tax cuts prior to session's end
• Murder-suicide victims reportedly suffered from terminal illnesses
• Prescott Valley Town Council conducts budget meeting under budgeted time
• Shred-A-Thon returns on Tuesday
• Burglars take church money, YCSO seeks help
• Underage drinking incident leads to charges, warnings
• Boy struck by car; police ask for tips, witnesses
• Two girls admit to smoking pot at Mile High school
• Meth, heroin bust by PANT results in two arrests
• Learn about Medicare at May 9 workshop
• Photos: Middle school's career day gives students a glimpse of potential futures
• Gas prices: May 5
• Catch 22 Day 5 Suspect: RUTH NELLIE CARDOSO-GOMEZ
• In Honor of Cinco de Mayo: Homemade Flour Tortillas
• Suspect may face death penalty in double homicide
• Senate President Steve Pierce: The Budget is Done
• Award-winning teachers engage students to make learning fun
• Prescott police investigating possible murder-suicide
• Prescott man found guilty of $1.6 million tax scheme
• 'Hopi Summer' exhibit opens Saturday at Smoki Museum
• One of two in McDonald's armed robbery takes plea deal
• Suspect may face death penalty in double homicide
• Judge will not allow Tea Party official to withdraw guilty plea in theft case
• Night work at I-17/Cordes Junction to take place next week
• ADOT schedules traffic shift on Highway 89 bridge
• Expert offers ways to help monarch butterflies on their amazing migration
• Catch 22 Day 4 Suspect: JAMES STANTON STEWART
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Lillie
• Congressman Gosar Says Now Is the Time for Contempt
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Looming Budget Cuts, Tough Decisions for PUSD
• Governor Jan Brewer Celebrates 61st Annual National Day of Prayer
• Single Vehicle Fatality Accident
• Teen dies in rollover on Prescott Lakes Parkway
• Priem pleads guilty to child abuse in Sylar Newton case
• Police investigate body found near Stoneridge
• Police seek hit-and-run driver who struck teen pedestrian
• Fire causes $30K damage to Prescott Valley home
• DeMocker's 'docugate' claim goes back to Court of Appeals
• Judge throws out much of firefighter's lawsuit against city
• Ambush in Bagdad: Man allegedly shoots at deputies
• Benefit will aid recent transplant patient
• Komen grant awarded to Yavapai Community Health Services
• Police investigate body found near Stoneridge
• Priem pleads guilty to child abuse in Sylar Newton case
• Gas Prices: May 3
• Catch 22 Day 3 Suspect: WILBER NOE GASTELLUM
• Bike rodeo coming to Prescott Valley
• Free clothing event Saturday in PV
• Square dance fest begins Friday
• Fire causes $30K damage to PV home
• Op-Ed: The 2012 State Budget
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Closed Campus for PHS
• Ambushed Deputies in Bagdad Not Injured
• Caregiver in Sylar Newton Case Pleads Guilty to 2 Counts Child Abuse
• On Sale This Week: Pork Roast, Great for Cinco de Mayo
• Prescott Valley Team Up to Clean Up Saturday
• Selection of out-of-town roundabout artist causes ire
• School, fire officials honor boys for life saving actions
• April sees below-average rainfall; above- average temperatures likely to continue
• Prescott Fire chief, who rose up through the ranks, retires this month
• 'Sesquicentennians' help to seal time capsule for 2062
• Board votes to close PHS campus during lunch
• Gas Prices: May 2
• Catch 22 Day 2 Suspect: ISAAC JOJ
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Energy!
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: May 1, 2012
• We've Got Coupons! Hundreds of 'Em...
• Prescott Fire Chief Announces Retirement
• Council to conduct 2-day budget session
• Fain faces pretrial in DUI case on May 29
• Photos: 4-H/FFA Expo
• Here's to life: Study says average life spans rising in county
• Prescott police seek witnesses to fatal collision
• Succeeding in the workplace: Businesses, teachers explore bringing skills, values into classroom
• Fireworks bill fizzles; Fann still has hopes for parks bill as session end looms
• Fain faces pretrial in DUI case on May 29
• Prescott Valley council to conduct 2-day budget session
• Catch 22 Day 1 Suspect: KRISTEN MARTIN
• Arizona's feuds with feds as old as state - but sharper, more frequent
• PV Battle of the Bands takes place May 19
• Gas prices: May 1
• PV council seeks applicants for advisory posts
• CYFD promotes firefighters
• Photos: 4-H/FFA Expo
• Single Vehicle Accident In Prescott National Forest Over Weekend
• Proposal to pay Pearce recall costs stirs debate
• 'Bags & Baubles' benefits United Animal Friends
• Deputies Rescue Wilhoit Man Trapped Under Overturned Tractor
• Restaurant group grants $1K to local Boys & Girls Clubs
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Solar Comes to Prescott Valley
• NASA Astronaut Al Drew to Speak at Embry-Riddle Commencement
• Council approves $330,000 grant for housing rehab work
• 1 driver flown to Phoenix hospital after head-on collision on Highway 69 at Glassford Hill
• Many remember Susan Rheem at adult center naming ceremony
• PHS talent show benefits BreastCare Center
• 911 calls, time capsule top agenda for Prescott
• Jazz in the Stack takes place May 6
• PUSD board to vote Tuesday on closing PHS campus
• PV council approves $330,000 grant for housing rehab work
• City officials preview Northern Arizona's new Discovery Channel Telescope
• Area middle schools compete in math skills
• Jazz In The Stacks IX at Prescott Public Library
• For firefighter, police officer, it's about giving back
• Detail work appeals to YRMC employee of the year
• Bill's Weekly Newscast: April 23, 2012
• Escaped Prisoner from Prescott Captured at Sky Harbor
• Day 2: Whiskey Off Road Amateur Races
• Day 1: Whiskey Off-Road
• 2nd Day at the Whiskey Off-Road
• 90-Year-Old Pedestrian Struck In Crosswalk on Friday
• Passenger trains now 50 years in Prescott's past
• 1 driver flown to Phoenix hospital after head-on collision on Highway 69 at Glassford Hill
• Rollover down 200-foot embankment leads to multi-hour rappelling rescue
• Prescott man in custody after escape from YCSO deputies at Sky Harbor
• Teacher of the Year Awards: Apples of their students' eyes
• Judge denies motion to send police stalking case back to grand jury
• Friends of the Library seek book donations
• Grants To You 2-session class is May 5 and 12
• Amateur Radio Club licencing test is Friday
• Got (nice) stuff? Donate it to art gallery benefit
• Gosar here Tuesday for energy forum town hall meeting
• Photo: "Trust Women Rally & Action Planning Day" protest in Prescott
• Police seek hit-and-run driver who struck teen pedestrian
• Catch 22 program publicizing wanted felons starts Tuesday
• Fashion show to benefit Meals on Wheels
• Importance of Space Planning
• Prescott Valley officials to mark completion of solar project
• Budget emerges as officials see optimism
• Buyers and Sellers Can Both Win With Common Sense and Logic
• Eye-catching Centerpieces to Brighten Every Garden
• Prescott Valley officials to mark completion of solar project
• Prescott man a national 'rock star' after finding rare piece of meteorite that's billions of years old
• Lawsuits challenge Arizona redistricting maps
• Budget emerges as Prescott Valley officials see optimism
• Clarkdale Grande Fiesta is today
• State: Brewer, legislative leaders reach agreement on new Ariz. budget
• AARP driver safety class is Tuesday, May 1
• Gas Prices: April 28
• Sale of bricks for military monument closes Tuesday
• It's Just a Down & Dirty Day of Events
• Budget Agreement for Fiscal 2013
• Facebook Marketing: Yogartz Shows How It's Done
• All Claims by JP Vicente Against Mayor Kuykendall and Devendorf Tossed By Judge
• Great Lakes Expands Flight Schedule Out of Prescott
• Prescott Area Hotshots Recognized Statewide
• The Whiskey Off-Road Starts Today!
• Obstacles no match for volunteers forging Watson Lake loop trail
• Embry-Riddle Announces Commencement Speaker for Prescott Campus
• Priming the pump: Big Chino hydroelectric plan gets preliminary permit
• US review OKs new Arizona legislative district map
• Great Lakes Airlines expands Prescott schedule
• Prescott Area Leadership names Leaders of 2012
• WYGC clinic alumni invited to share recovery success stories
• Arizona legislative leaders optimistic on budget
• Rally here Saturday focuses on women's issues
• $2,000 reward offered for information that leads to arrest of construction site burglars
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Israel
• Habitat's ReStore half-price sale is Saturday
• Arts & crafts sale is Friday, Saturday at Yavapai Hills
• Blood drive is Friday in Prescott Valley
• Saturday rummage sale to help Prescott Valley police buy vests
• La Tierra School hosting rummage sale Saturday
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Seeking to Solve a 10-Year-Old Murder Case
• Speaker Tobin Decries AIRC Map Approval
• DOJ Approves All AZ Redistricting Maps
• JC Mortensen: Riding On the Family Traditions
• Motorcyclist in serious condition after accident
• Author Visit with Tom Cantlon at Prescott Public Library
• Supreme Court hints at approval of Arizona immigration law
• High school teammates among competitors in Whiskey Off-Road
• 2 vehicles run over motorcyclist in Glendale; police seek witnesses
• New plan identifies hazards for mitigation purposes
• Controversial contraception coverage bill advances
• Yavapai College Performing Arts Center celebrates founding, new direction Friday
• Man who tried to hire a hitman while in jail gets 15 more years
• Motorcyclist in serious condition after accident
• Man gets 12.5 years for cocaine possession with intent to distribute
• Reward for information on 2002 murder increased to $10K
• Photo: 2012 Special Olympics - Passing On the Flame
• Washington Traditional School may change its approach
• Gas Prices: April 26
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Growing a Church
• Arizona Senate approves ban on Planned Parenthood funding
• On Sale This Week: Pork Chops, Broccoli and Cauliflower
• Contamination cleanup and health studies continue in Dewey-Humboldt
• Council to consider housing money
• 'Cop Chat' allows communication, interaction with local police
• Paulden school makes big improvements
• Growing Business
• Briefs - Family Fun Night tonight
• Briefs - Annual Plant Sale
• Briefs - Firefighters Pancake Brunch
• Briefs - Be aware of wild animals
• CD4 Debate, Pt 2: Entitlement, Healthcare, Energy
• Fire signs inform out-of-district residents
• Chino Valley Fire Department honors three with CVFD Life Safety Award
• Governor appoints Sheriff to Peace Officer Standards board
• Embry-Riddle’s Robert Berlin Named To Academic Fellowship In Terrorism Studies
• Dine-and-dash suspect charged after reportedly assaulting police
• City loosens reins on Frontier Days' use of rodeo grounds
• Assessing the damage: Contamination cleanup, health studies continue in Dewey-Humboldt
• City rethinks plan for elimination of retirement bonus
• Schlee pleads 'guilty except insane' to roommate's murder
• Items ready for new Prescott time capsule
• Prescott Valley council to consider housing money
• Felon on county's Most Wanted list captured
• Principals, district staff discuss budget cuts with PUSD board
• Arpaio played racial profiling probe for laughs, audio recording reveals
• Gunshots reported at Thumb Butte party
• Will Andy Tobin Run for Congress?
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: April 24, 2012
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Restructuring Washington School
• Here's the Point
• Bench Dedication at Brownlow Trail
• One of two arrested after fatal fight incompetent to stand trial
• Kyl Says No To Attending Sham Senate Hearing on SB 1070
• Look For a Cooling Trend, Maybe Even Rain This Week
• CD4 Debate, Pt. 1: Immigration and Securing the Border
• Man accused in McDonald's robbery faces 240 years in prison
• Judge in DeMocker case orders defense to turn over documents
• Smallmouth bass spotted in Fossil Creek refuge
• One of two arrested after fatal fight incompetent to stand trial
• Grading, retaining wall work continues on stretch of Williamson Valley Road
• Public lands volunteers can get free training this coming weekend
• ERAU professor to study anti-terror strategy
• YRMC to conduct annual meeting Wednesday
• Yavapai College seeks volunteers to plant vineyard
• WARNING: Don't leave your pet in a hot car
• Gas Prices: April 24
• Handbag drive helps outfit women for interviews, careers
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Grants and Cuts
• Lessons from the Garden State
• Prescott Council and Staff Visit Discovery Channel Telescope
• Free Legal Clinics
• Democrat Women of Prescott Presents, 'American Feud: A History of Conservatives & Liberals'
• Rotarians honor veterans with barbecue picnic lunch
• Prescott Valley economy shows improvement
• Prescott Valley celebrating Arbor Day with tree planting
• Embry-Riddle’s Robert Berlin Named to Academic Fellowship in Terrorism Studies
• Special Olympics athletes compete, cheer for each other at area meet
• Rotarians honor veterans with barbecue picnic lunch
• Prescott girl wins singing contest, aspires for professional career
• Willow Creek Restaurant thanks volunteers with Sunday lunch
• Thursday fundraiser will help local bike advocates attend international conference
• Fire destroys Jacuzzi in Yavapai Hills
• Rodeo grounds agreement among issues for Prescott City Council this week
• Republican Women of Prescott Meet Tuesday
• Williamson Valley Road: Nicely Progressing
• Council to answer 1.5 million dollar question at next meeting
• Weekly News In Review: April 16, 2012
• Chalk It Up Is a Festival for All
• Trash-talking: Volunteers don't put up with any garbage at Earth Day cleanup
• School's Holocaust Museum reenacts one of history's darkest hours
• CD4 candidates clash over budget records at forum in Prescott
• Public asked to avoid horse ride trails Sunday and Monday
• Prescott Valley celebrating Arbor Day with tree planting
• Crews work along Willow Lake Road to replace water main
• ADOT schedules off-ramp paving at Cordes Monday night
• Brewer appoints Yavapai County Sheriff Mascher to Peace Officer Standards and Training board
• Prescott Valley Public Library offers quick checkout program for select best sellers
• Preparing for the Home and Garden Show
• Emergency Preparedness Includes Pets
• Understanding the Property Notices of Value
• 11 Tips for Making Your Garden Grow and Glow
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Granite Creek Cleanup on Saturday
• Embry-Riddle ROTC Cadets Lead Way in Air Force Pilot Slot Selection
• Romney woos Hispanics at Arizona appearances
• Prescott Valley economy shows improvement
• Yavapai County's unemployment rate fell again in March
• Photo: Western Yavapai County Education Fair
• Prescott Sister City Suchitoto, El Salvador, will be highlight of trip for group of Northpoint students
• Smart Girls Resale to donate 20 percent of Saturday's proceeds
• Fort Mohave man linked to Seligman burglary
• Gas Prices: April 21
• Sheriff Mascher Appointed to P.O.S.T. Board By Governor
• Pre-trial motions argued in Sylar Newton case
• Five Tips to Consider Before Spending Tax Refunds
• Congressman Gosar Introduces Bill to Cut Waste and Save Billions
• Project Compass National Convening
• 30 Second Plant Tip of the Day
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Adam Smyth Returns to Sundogs
• Former principal Bob Williams leaves behind legacy of caring
• Democker's lawyer says divulging documents would be against the law
• Ariz. lawmakers grill Homeland Security, Defense officials over border operations
• New emergency alerts available on wireless phones
• Granite Creek Park pump track for bicycles nears completion
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Daniel
• ATV, 4x4 riders needed for search & rescue
• Crime Victims' Rights Week focuses on helping rebuild lives
• Governor signs bill to test rain harvesting methods, hike instream flow rules
• Granite Creek Bridge on State Route 89 Nears Completion
• Town surveying area near proposed grant-funded project
• Man accidentally shoots self in leg during gun class
• Kim Kapin Shares Experience of Working With Dick Clark
• Two-way therapy: Samson's visits to VA center lift spirits all around
• Chalk it Up returns to Prescott
• USGS model will undergo more work before use
• City of Prescott settles lawsuit over Hwy 89A interchange
• Burglars rob 3 vehicles in Seligman; all were unlocked
• Southbound side of Highway 89 bridge opens tonight
• PVPD offers information on synthetic drugs
• PV surveying area near proposed grant-funded project
• Man accidentally shoots self in leg during gun class
• County continues free slash drop-off program through May
• Celebrate Boys & Girls Club Week on Friday
• Gas Prices: April 19
• Prescott police seek person who wrote anonymous note about 2002 murder
• Prescott Police Seek Help in Solving 2002 Murder of 71-Year-Old Man
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Libraries Charting Economic Downturn
• On Sale This Week: Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breasts
• Graphic scene is drill for SWAT, firefighters
• Council to hear economic development reports
• Vehicle racers charged in fatal crash with biker on Mingus Mountain
• 65 teens detained at overnight 'after prom' party near Dewey
• GlobalTranz Job Fair offers entry-level opportunities
• Windmill House awarded, chided at same meeting
• Remodel opens usable space at Civic Center
• McConnell hands over PACO operations
• Congressman Paul Gosar pumps gas, visits with diners in Chino Valley
• Outlaws Hang 'Em Up
• Prescott Antique Auto Club Talks Cars!
• Collaborative Evolution Group Meeting
• Prescott Public Library Friends Of The Library Book Sale Every Day!
• Rattlesnake Rack Open Now at Prescott Public Library
• County education fair showcases student performances, activities
• PV council to hear economic development reports
• CD4 candidates debate here Friday
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Identifying James Schwartz's Body
• Christian Academy students run laps to raise money for classroom technology
• Vehicle racers charged in fatal crash with biker on Mingus Mountain
• Deputies detain dozens of minors at school prom after-party in Dewey
• Supervisors accept new bid on county building project
• Photo: A taxing time of year for the 99 percent
• Len Scamardo sworn in as Prescott City Council member
• City proposes cuts in employee benefits
• Immigration groups plan march against SB1070 April 25
• Celebrate National Volunteer Week by helping forest
• Gas prices: April 18
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: April 17, 2012
• Campus Dean Returns from 400 Mile Bicycle Adventure
• Reclaiming Hope: Steve Richard Comes to Heights Church
• ERAU Student Club brings District 4 Primary Debate to Prescott
• Council To Vote on Settlement in Centerpointe East Dispute
• Candidates Busching, LeFevre to Address April Democratic Women Luncheon
• Should the 1% Pay More? Tuesday's Protestors Think So
• DRILL: Technical Rescue Team trains in steep-angle rescues
• PAL lists nominees for annual leadership awards
• Water committee considers more study Wednesday before using USGS model; VWA mulls future
• Babeu's fundraising down; Gosar distant 2nd
• Bill allowing guns in public buildings not favored by supervisors
• SWAT operation results in felony arrest
• Rain harvesting bill awaits governor's decision
• Classic musical Oklahoma! on stage at Prescott High School
• Man facing kidnap, sex assault charges may take plea deal
• Body found in Woods Canyon positively identified as missing man
• MATForce invites community to its annual mixer
• Police seek copper theft suspects
• EPA updates public about Superfund site Wednesday
• CASA for Kids: 'Gloria'
• Gas prices: April 17
• Groom Creek Activities Benefit the Firefighter's Association
• Woman awaiting trial charged again for harassment
• Bill's Weekly Newscast: Rabid Bat Bites DH Man
• Paulden residents rescue stranded tourists
• Prescott Valley commission wraps up technical chapters for General Plan update
• Firefighters focus on coordination with county during annual wildfire drill
• Paulden residents rescue stranded tourists
• Wooden toys cheer young cancer patients
• Quake helps Jake keep diabetes at bay
• Prescott Valley to host Special Olympics area meet
• Prescott Council considers settling interchange lawsuit
• Speaker calls for building more involved citizenry in Arizona
• Prescott Civic Academy aims to increase community involvement in local government
• Prescott Valley commission wraps up technical chapters for General Plan update
• Bill's Weekly Newscast: April 8, 2012
• You Gotta Do This: Chalk It Up!
• Tax Refunds Can Affect Your Bankruptcy
• Neighbors' feud about construction business run out of home boils over
• Extinguishing all doubt: Firefighters focus on coordination with county during annual wildfire drill
• Very pinteresting: Striking art adds flair to Bowl for Kids' Sake fundraiser
• 'Dateline NBC' series puts parental warnings to test
• Group pushing for forest campfire ban
• Secrecy for environmental reports to be Ariz. law
• Storm brings foot of snow to Flagstaff
• Make Money on Real Estate Now!
• Slab Yard Excursion
• Growing Tomatoes the Size of Your Fist
• Quilt Show Displays Intricate Detail and Craftsmanship
• Bringing history to life: World War II veterans talk to students about their experiences
• State submits recordings, transcripts of DeMocker's phone calls from jail
• New well to supplement Prescott drinking water supply
• Prescott Valley council endorses bid by Moose Lodge to operate bingo game
• Overnight bridge work will cause closures on I-17
• Kiwanis auction raises $153K to help local children, nonprofit groups
• Yavapai Diaper Drive seeks donations for local babies, toddlers in need
• Expect traffic interruptions during Fain Road widening
• Pedals & Pumps Gala kicks off Bike Month tonight
• Central Arizona Concert Band to perform at Embry-Riddle Sunday
• Southwest Skye Pipes and Drums Band concert canceled
• Man reportedly admits to lighting forklift on fire
• Former public defender likely to take plea in assault case
• Town of Prescott Valley remodeling Civic Center
• Photo: U.S. Congressman Paul Gosar pumps gas for residents
• Gas Prices: April 14
• Obamacare Goes To The U.S. Supreme Court: The People Rise Up
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Blood Sweat & Tears Comes to Prescott
• Feds reject 2nd-highest Yavapai Downs bid
• What's the Top Salary at the City of Prescott?
• Weekend storm likely to bring snow
• Holocaust survivor: 'Forgiveness is the key' to survival
• Feds reject 2nd-highest Yavapai Downs bid
• Murder suspect faking mental disability, doctor says
• Neighborhood questions plans for nearby 'mega-church'
• 'I could sit down and cry': PUSD mulls list of painful budget cuts
• Southwest Skye Pipes and Drums Band concert canceled
• Gas Prices: April 13
• Park Avenue School of Music, Open For Learning
• Gov. Brewer Signs Pro-Life Legislation to Protect AZ Unborn
• Students Learn About Water In Expeditionary Style
• Northpoint Expeditionary Learning Academy
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Be Wise About Taxes
• Taco Bell employee, suspected accomplice arrested in alleged robbery plot and cover-up
• Trio sentenced in 2011 Prescott burglary spree
• Wildfire drill on Friday will simulate emergencies
• Elva Coor to Speak at the Crossroads Center at Prescott College
• Congressman Gosar: From Donuts to Pumping Gas
• Bar none: Family and weight historian remember Lewis Dymeck
• Legal dispute slows Highway 89 bridge replacement project
• Trio sentenced in 2011 Prescott burglary spree
• Prescott man accused of child molestation pleads not guilty
• Literary Southwest group celebrates National Poetry Month with Mark Doty
• Man calls 911 when woman he allegedly injected with heroin turns purple
• Wildfire drill in PV Friday will simulate emergencies
• Taco Bell employee, suspected accomplice arrested in alleged robbery plot and cover-up
• Gas Prices: April 12
• United Animal Friends to host Irresistible Rescue Sweetheart
• Circle L Ranch Featured Pets: Max and Lola
• Congressman Gosar to pump gas for public in Prescott Friday
• Science Café event to catalyze discussions
• Artist's Path program explores themes of love and loss through monologues
• On Sale This Week: Chicken & Oranges
• Bill's Daily Newscast: PUSD Faces Big Budget Cuts
• Upcoming Weather: Breezy, Cooler, Chance of Showers or Thunderstorms
• Dewey-Humboldt Historical Society signs lease on bank building
• Program benefitting disabled people in jeopardy
• For county's 4-H/FFA clubs, it's time for EXPO
• Spring has sprung in Chino Valley
• Town mulls medical marijuana ordinance
• Students speak out on social media
• News Briefs: Benefit Trail Ride
• News Briefs: Diaper Drive to help young families
• For local 4-H/FFA clubs, April is EXPO time!
• Len Scamardo Chosen for Vacant Council Position
• Bill's Daily Newscast: All About Choices
• Senate President Steve Pierce Releases Statement On Yavapai Downs
• Girls' Night Out: Women's film festival returns to Prescott
• FIRE RULED ACCIDENTAL: Defective chimney was cause of Paulden family's second house fire in 2.5 months
• Overnight work at I-17/Highway 69 continues this week
• Feds offer drought aid
• PV council to consider bingo at Moose Lodge
• Arizona House OKs ban on abortions after 20 weeks
• Feds approve congressional districts map
• County Attorney taken off former public defender's assault trial
• Scamardo to fill Hanna's Prescott City Council seat
• Gas Prices: April 11
• Program to promote civil discourse is Thursday
• Paulden fire ruled accidental
• Conservative Core Values Are For Young and Old Alike
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: April 10, 2012
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: April 10, 2012
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Becoming an Outdoor Woman
• MATFORCE Invites Community to Its Annual Mixer
• Councilman Lamerson: Priority for Public Expenditure Has Never Been Greater
• Nuclear Options
• Outdoorswoman honing tattooing craft indoors
• Author Visit With Michael Norman
• Outdoorswoman honing tattooing craft indoors
• Old hands bring experience to sleuthing
• Motorcyclist dies in single-vehicle accident
• Sutton, accused of killing girlfriend, competent; trial date set
• Dishon sentenced to 74 years in child sex case; will appeal
• Body found Saturday may be that of missing Village of Oak Creek Man
• Gas prices: April 10
• "Children of the Holocaust" To Speak At Days of Remembrance 2012
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Bridge Demolition Up I-17
• Motorcycle Rider Loses Life in Solo Traffic Accident
• Bill's News Week in Review: April 2, 2012
• Professor Lovell Exposes the Truth of ObamaCare
• Hwy 69 Republicans Host Babeu, Gosar, Gould Monday Night
• Embry-Riddle’s Experimental Space Systems Students To Launch High Altitude Balloon
• Congressional reauthorization in doubt for program that benefits disabled people
• Historic Prescott golf course files bankruptcy
• Brewer, lawmakers tangle over business tax cuts
• Appointment, arsenic treatment up for Prescott Council review Tuesday
• Lawyers repping county ask judge to order defense to turn over documents
• Embry-Riddle students to launch high-altitude balloon
• Serve Yavapai cleans up several Prescott schools on César Chávez Day
• CASA for Teens: 'Harry and Gillian'
• How Corporate Bankruptcy Differs From a Personal Bankruptcy
• Gov Brewer Announces Disaster Designation & Funding
• ERAU's PBL Business Club Wins AZ Leadership Competition
• Happy Easter!
• Investigation continues into Paulden fire
• What's the Forecast? Weather in Arizona Discussed at ERAU
• Feds approve Gov. Brewer's requests for Medicaid changes
• $1.9 million over budget, PUSD board must make more cuts
• Montezuma closed both ways Saturday after head-on collision
• Harmonic convergence: Easter, Passover fall on the same weekend in a rare confluence
• Find out about crime victims' rights, compensation
• Prescott schools offer child development screenings
• Prescott Valley commission to mull 4 General Plan chapters Monday
• Powerlifting Regional Tournament Lifts Prescott - Day 2
• Decorating Your Bathroom
• Opening Up The Summer Cabin
• Water, Water, Water... When to Turn on the Water
• Bill's Daily Newscast: 2014 Soccer National Championships Coming to Prescott
• Hassayampa Golf Club Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• Bid for Yavapai Downs Not Accepted By USDA
• Embry-Riddle’s PBL Student Business Club Wins Arizona Leadership Competition For Sixth Straight Year
• BIKE MONTH EVENTS PICK UP SPEED: Rattlesnake bicycle rack on its way to Prescott Library
• Feds reject Yavapai Downs bid; future of track uncertain
• Department to turn over unpaid fines, penalties to collection agency
• Bassett gets 329 years for online child sex luring
• Binkley guilty in Yavapai 6 online sex sting
• Water Awareness Month touts conservation
• Peggy Seeger to perform songs of social justice at Elks on final US tour
• Sales tax, bed tax numbers continue to climb in Prescott
• Prescott receives 10 applications for Hanna's council seat
• Yavapai College Adds Board Seats, Seeks Candidates
• Yavapai College Helicopter Program Generates $9 Million in Revenue
• Fishing Report
• Free Introductions To Psych-KR In Prescott
• Suspect in plot to kill ex-wife dies
• Occupy Prescott group approaches Prescott Council on proposed resolution
• Portable fireplace on wooden deck causes $50K in damage to home
• YMCA plans car raffle to benefit scholarship program
• Burned again: Paulden family loses second home in four months to fire
• Jury deliberates in trial of man accused of luring a minor for sex
• Rescued Bell Rock hiker was one of the lucky ones
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Evan
• Downtown parking deck project temporarily scaled back
• Gas prices: April 6
• Powerlifting Regional Tournament Lifts Prescott - Day 1
• Writers' group ups the ante for 2012 contest entrants
• Paulden family loses second home to fire
• April Showers Bring.... Water Awareness Month
• Bill's Daily Newscast: DH Council Looks at Medical Marijuana
• Prescott Library Kicks Off Bike Month With New "Rattlesnake" Bike Rack
• Good Governance Committee Hosts Civic Academy
• Recent Rescue on Bell Rock Highlights Need for Hiker Safety Education
• The World Of Carl Sandburg
• Auditions - Acts Of Desperation
• Prescott restaurants struggle as food costs, fuel surcharges rise
• Disc golfers push for new course at Goldwater Lake
• State rests in online sex luring case
• Prescott High School board discusses plan to keep students on campus during lunch
• Concert, auction, wine-tasting event Saturday benefits Spirit Keepers
• Prescott Unified School District board board approves tech upgrades, discusses retirees' health insurance
• Application deadline nears for Hanna's council seat
• Schedule now set for Riley v. Prescott lawsuit
• Probe into Stepping Stones shooting continues after medical examiner rules death accidental
• United Animal Friends 'Superstar of the Week' - Furpo
• Circle L Ranch Featured Pet: Willie
• State: Napolitano thinks SB1070 won't hurt intel efforts
• Gas Prices: April 5
• Babeu, Gosar, Gould To Face Off Next Tuesday
• Gary Miller Wins High Bid of $3.25 Million For Yavapai Downs
• Yavapai Humane Society: Easter Gifts and Walking
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Off-Road Bikers Be Ready!
• Yavapai Downs sells for $3.25M
• Prescott Valley nets 2014 NJCAA soccer tourney
• Residents view completed fire training center
• On Sale This Week: Ham -The Most Versatile of Meats
• Town will save big dollars with solar plant
• If you're looking for work, get ready for some good news
• Yavapai Downs sells for $3.25M
• Kiwanis plants seed money at homeless young adult center
• Supervisors reject plan to 'correct history' at courthouse
• Prescott rethinks tax increase as revenue projections rise
• Facing years behind bars, defendant tells judge 'I'm not a bad person'
• PV council to consider contracting out for collections
• Predawn burglar swipes TVs in Prescott
• Feds accuse Arpaio of bad faith
• Prescott schedules annual spring household waste pickup
• Illegally-kept pet bites Prescott Valley woman, gets euthanized
• New maps mean county fire bans don't have to be countywide
• City reaches final stage of Williamson Valley Road improvement in Prescott
• Yavapai CASA for Kids receives grant from Arizona Women's Partnership
• Gas Prices: April 4
• Drew hits the Big Leagues
• O'Reilly's on its way
• Bill's Daily Newscast: School Policies, Roadwork
• City reaches final stage of Williamson Valley Road Improvement Project
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: April 3, 2012
• Occupy Prescott: Corporations Aren't People, Money Isn't Speech
• Liberty Hangs on Decision from U.S. Supreme Court Showdown on Obamacare
• Something Doesn’t Add Up
• Op-Ed: Local Governments Must Not Depend on the State or Feds
• 7 hospitalized in Prescott Valley HAZMAT incident
• Alto Pit OHV Recreation Area Closed April 13-15, 2012
• 7 hospitalized in Prescott Valley HAZMAT incident
• Yavapai County Supervisors question Wickenburg Ranch project
• Bullying in Our Schools: Educators innovate to prevent bullying
• Veterans find help with transitioning into civilian life
• Bill to help state parks trying for revival
• St. Paddy's storm pushes March precipitation over average
• Woman arrested on drug charges could face more than 56 years in prison
• Artwork sought for juried gallery show about end-of-life issues
• Arizona Attorney General accused of breaking laws in 2010 campaign
• ICE nationwide sweep of criminals nets 64 Arizona arrests
• Prescott High School hosts enrollment night for out of district students
• Yavapai College hosts events to celebrate National Library Week
• Prescott YMCA Healthy Kids Day is April 28
• Gas prices: April 3
• Bullying in Our Schools: Traditional and 'cyber' bullies keep local authorities busy
• Sheriff's Rescue Helicopter Locates Stranded Adult and 2 Children
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Downer Trail Discussion Postponed
• Arizona Bioindustry Association Honors Speaker Tobin
• Breaking News: 7 dead, 3 hurt in Christian school shooting
• Up to 30 Min. Lane Closures Expected on State Route 169 & 69 This Week
• Bullying in Our Schools: Traditional and 'cyber' bullies keep local authorities busy
• Local Photo: Street Art
• Potential budget cuts on Prescott council slate
• Prescott schools seek $150K for network improvements
• Open house Tuesday to celebrate completion of Fire Training Center
• Woman arrested on charges of hindering prosecution
• American Cancer Society offers resources for local community
• PV Days Parade organizers choose Mardi Gras theme
• Embry-Riddle offers summer programs for teens
• With weather warming, teach your kids to swim
• Missing NY college student found dead near Flagstaff
• Food donations being accepted in Prescott throughout April
• County sixth graders to take part in drug awareness program
• Teen Outreach Pregnancy Services office comes to Prescott Valley
• Local Photo: Kids making a difference
• Cliff Rose drainage project will cause traffic interruption
• CASA for Kids: 'Ellen, Florence and Danny'
• PAL seeks participants for next leadership class
• Quilt show comes to Prescott this month
• After Bankruptcy, Now What?
• Bill's News Week in Review: March 26, 2012
• Five Week Immersion in Costa Rica Offers New Perspective for NAU-Yavapai Students
• Today is April Fool's Day!
• Bullying in Our Schools: Bad behavior must be curtailed early in child's development
• People come home to find nude stranger watching TV on their couch
• Ghosts of the past: Former Elks Theatre manager scares up stories from 30 years ago
• A walk in his shoes: Prescott Valley councilwoman pays tribute to father by participating in Bataan Death March remembrance
• Baja Fresh in Prescott closes
• Hunger Challenge to benefit local seniors through CASA
• Gas prices: April 1
• Romancing the Chair
• What's Your Home Worth? Who Do You Believe?
• Time for a Facelift in the Yard
• Service Projects for César Chávez Day
• MATFORCE Offers Training: Returning War Veterans
• Congressman Paul Gosar Picks Up Local Endorsement
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Easter Egg Hunts Saturday Morning in PV
• Detective who posed as girl in online sex chat testifies
• Passerby spotted people near scene of blaze
• Kiwanis donation helped YMCA dive in to pool repairs
• Clock is ticking to fix Downs title issues
• Best Buy closing 50 stores nationwide
• New trail section will complete 5-mile loop around Watson Lake
• Man cited for reckless driving in collision on Willow Creek
• Training offered on supporting returning war veterans
• ADOT plans pavement work on highways 69, 169
• Friends of Library group pays for improvements to Teen Zone
• Officer to return to work after motorcycle training injury
• Gas prices: March 31
• Prescott's Fine Art & Wine Festival set for May 12, 13
• Prescott Valley hosts centennial poster contest for 5th-graders
• Residents Come Home To Nude Burglar Watching Their TV
• Mitchell's Wife Arrested for Hindering Prosecution
• Cattleman's
• Arizonans pounce on chance to win a ton of cash in Mega Millions lottery drawing
• Shoeprints, cut on hand lead to charges against Prescott Valley man
• Population growth projections dramatically scaled back for updated transportation plan
• U.S. Chamber Honors Congressman Gosar with Spirit of Enterprise Award
• Representative Gosar Recognized for Pro-jobs Position By US Chamber
• Bagdad Man Arrested for Sexual Conduct With a Minor - More Victims Possible
• Arizonans pounce on chance to win a ton of cash in Mega Millions lottery drawing
• Bagdad man faces charges of sexual conduct with minor
• Shoeprints, cut on hand lead to charges against Prescott Valley man
• Money-saving, city-beautifying community restitution program may fall under city's budget ax
• Coalition wants to increase groundwater supplies; new legislation could help
• Population growth projections dramatically scaled back for updated transportation plan
• Ariz. contractor gets probation in illegal hiring case
• Gas prices: March 30
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Daniel
• Sister Cities International names Greninger state coordinator
• Peridot hosts 2nd annual Easter Egg Hunt
• April 14 Pedals & Pumps event will honor community leaders
• Lecture at Smoki Museum to focus on the 'Demise of Tonto'
• Found asleep sitting on store's toilet, man's reaction leads to arrest by Prescott police
• 2012 County Candidate Official Signature Requirements
• Who Holds the Title for Yavapai Downs Property?
• Bill's Daily Newscast: MATForce Offers Lunch'N'Learn on Youth Drinking
• Embry-Riddle Offers Aviation/Aerospace Summer Programs for Teens
• Mad Women Poets at Prescott Public Library
• Art Days at Prescott Public Library
• Rattlesnake Rack Ribbon Cutting at Prescott Public Library
• Saturday in Prescott Valley: Family Arts Festival will feature centennial theme
• Survivor tells Prescott students about internment camp life during WWII
• ERAU audience learns about weather extremes
• Arizona state Senate defeats bill on contraception
• Prescott's Whiskey Off-Road bike event set for late April
• Trial begins for man accused of luring a child for sex
• Arizona Democrat drops out of Senate race
• Reward increases to $1,750 for information on puppies abandoned at rest stop
• Pump track plans get Prescott Council OK
• Lawmakers target ingredients in 'bath salt' drugs
• ADOT continues work on Flagstaff-area Interstate 17 interchange
• Man accused in child-sex case turns down plea offer
• Prescott kicks off application phase for Hanna replacement
• Gas prices: March 29
• Council Seeking Applications for Vacant Seat
• On Sale This Week: Chicken Breast
• Bill's Daily Newscast: City of Prescott Offers Expanded Trash Pickup
• Professional Writers of Prescott Discuss Social Media at Tonight's Meeting
• Open House to celebrate completion of Fire Training Center
• Local student brings home $5,000 culinary scholarship
• DREW: X-Factor teen draws crowd at Prescott Valley concert
• Briefs: Easter Eggstravaganza on tap at Zoo
• ObamaCare: US Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments - Yavapai Tea Party Members Protest
• Briefs: CVHS student achievement
• Citizens can bring wood cuttings to county stations for free
• $1,750 reward for arrest of people who dumped puppies
• High school students analyze simulated plane crashes at Embry-Riddle
• Prescott kids team up to fight cystic fibrosis
• Prescott awards airport runway contract to low bidder
• Kiwanis auction features items to attract hunters, outdoorsmen
• City begins round of applications for Hanna replacement
• Man who failed to serve traffic tickets sentenced
• State: Cousins charged in AZ wildfire plead guilty
• Officers arrest suspect who allegedly tried to ram police cars
• Man who pointed gun at deputy gets 16.5 years in prison
• Prescott schools will make up snow day in May instead of April
• Animal rescue group to host happy hour fundraiser April 5
• Youths encouraged to enter short story contest by April 1
• Mayor's March for Meals to benefit local Meals on Wheels
• Donations of books, CDs, videos needed for Nurses Week sale
• Gas prices: March 28
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: March 27, 2012
• Bill's Daily Newscast: City General Plan, Transportation, More
• Delinquent Properties: Prescott Valley officials conduct sale of all but one parcel
• Serious Solutions, Bold Reform
• Friends Fund Teen Zone Project at Prescott Public Library
• April Fool's Day - Magic Performance
• PSA Teen Duct Tape Extravaganza
• Introduction To Finding Funders At Prescott Public Library
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Kiwanis Auction; and Another Bath Salt Arrest
• Sutton now competent to stand trial in murder case; his lawyer wants second opinion
• Delinquent Properties: Prescott Valley officials conduct sale of all but one parcel
• Schools now ask for proof of residency under new rules
• Local officials want to expand watershed management efforts
• Prescott burns wood piles around Goldwater Lake
• 6 Prescott-area students to compete in state geography bee
• Gas Prices: March 27
• Photos: Gallery Beyond Words farewell
• Hydroelectric plan draws scrutiny; government agencies, tribe express concerns
• April 22-28 is Crime Victims' Rights Week
• Driver in head-on crash sentenced to 14 years in prison
• Williamson Valley Road: Beginning on Curb & Gutters
• Guidance Aviation Premier Sponsor at Sun n' Fun
• Jeff Flake Speaks from the Courthouse Steps
• Technology, transportation the biggest changes after 100 years, centenarians say
• County attorney uses history to guide modern law practices
• Prescott Council considers process for replacing Hanna
• Prescott Elks Lodge honors law enforcement officers of the year
• Several Arizona sectors expected to increase hires
• Volunteers fan out to clean up border trash
• YCSO arrests 4 on charges of selling bath salts, spice
• Inaugural fundraiser, Horseshoe Gala, scheduled for May 19
• Prescott YMCA promotes fitness during Healthy Kids Day in April
• Prescott walking tours return on May 4
• United States Marine Corps Arizona reunion coming in July
• Senate candidate to appear in Prescott Monday
• Slash Pile Burn Starts Monday
• Be Careful of Credit Counseling & Repair Services
• What Makes America Great
• Sundogs Close Season with 3-2 Win Over Rapid City
• Prescott man arrested on charges of child molestation
• Night flights, kite fights and other curiosities: Prescott couple launches high-flying business
• Weather Service, ERAU town hall here Tuesday
• Number of illegal immigrants in Arizona has dropped
• Reduced population growth spurs revamp of Regional Transportation Plan
• 'Toughest in the West' Whiskey Row Marathon set for May 5
• Photo: Drew's spotlight moment
• An Invite Program for Those in Foreclosure
• Choices, Choices - How to Choose?
• Nine Spring Gardening Mistakes to Avoid
• Unusually large business orders among scams hitting area
• Bidder for airport runway safety project may sue City of Prescott
• Creepy crawlers: Tarantula exhibit at Prescott zoo may get more legs this spring
• Paulden holds Emergency Services Day to educate people about fire safety
• Prescott attorney disbarred after abandoning practice
• Prescott man arrested in home invasion sexual assault case
• City offers free disposal of waste from recent storm
• Healthcare insurers in Arizona proposing 'unreasonable' hikes
• Prescott Victorian Society presents Territorial Governor's Statehood Ball
• Bill's Daily Newscast: APS Line Repairs
• Home-Invasion Sexual Assault Suspect to Be Extradited to AZ
• Rep Gosar’s Insurance & Tort Reform Legislation Passes House Unanimously
• Yavapai Downs headed to auction April 3
• Man in stable condition after accidental shooting
• Jeff Flake Statewide Campaign Tour Comes to Prescott
• Defendant in plot to kill ex-wife will get competency exam
• Nourishing the Addict’s Body
• Victims' identities released in PV double homicide
• Raise your mugs: Matt's Saloon celebrates 50 years on Whiskey Row
• Restrooms on the way at Prescott's Peavine Trail
• ADOT online tool available for tax prep
• Man in stable condition after accidental shooting
• Kindergarten sign-ups in Humboldt March 26-29
• Flake campaigns for U.S. Senate here Saturday
• Gas Prices: March 22
• Drew Ryniewicz to Sing at Sundogs Game
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Sundogs Win
• Double Homicide Victims in PV Identified
• Prescott Valley Police identify victims of double homicide
• Traveling the West in Style: Fred Harvey & Mary Elizabeth Colter
• 'The Selling' - A Blend of Horror and Comedy
• Dreams of owning a home made true through Habitat
• Yavapai Downs headed to auction April 3
• Innovative recovery method helps addicts look outside themselves
• Local Photo/Video: Hunger Games coming
• Woman shoots herself when weapon fires while being holstered
• Prescott approves change in authority for golf rates
• $1,000 reward for information leading to person who abandoned puppies
• Dreams of owning a home made true through Habitat
• Woman gets 15 years for cocaine possession with intent to sell
• Arizona mulls drug testing for jobless benefits
• Longtime western musician brings his songs, stories to Prescott
• Arpaio asks for Obama's Selective Service card
• See K9s, talk to helicopter pilots, watch extrications at Public Safety Day
• Gas Prices: March 22
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Storm Cleanup
• On Sale This Week: Shrimp - An Economical Splurge
• The Anniversary of Obamacare
• Shovel-Ready Solutions, Not Silver Bullets
• Don’t Make a Bad Move
• Police could release identities of homicide victims this week
• Community Garden: Stream of money for water will dry up in June 2013
• Council to decide rezoning for apartment complex
• HUSD runs efficiently to save taxpayer dollars
• Prescott Valley man accused of stabbing bar patron, biting officer
• Top Drivers: Chino Valley man came in first
• Teens to lose skating area at town's park
• PACO Emergency Services Day to outline protection options
• Briefs: Town Hall Meeting to Discuss Weather
• Briefs: Priceless Prom Project
• Briefs: Chino Valley Cruise Night
• Extension to offer workshop for owners of private wells
• Fire destroys trailer, greenhouse
• PHS Rubik's Cube Team Wins State Championship
• Teens Skype The Author Jackson Pearce
• PSA Author Visit With Shivana Alexis
• Open Door's Mountain of Food drive aims to reach new heights
• Kiwanis helps Community Pregnancy Center buy cribs
• Prescott Council delays Downer Trail gate issue
• PV council to decide rezoning for apartment complex
• Feds warn Arizona over medical pot program
• Pearce announces run for state Senate seat
• Stinkbomb prank drives customers out of Prescott restaurant
• Arizona House OKs funding for redistricting panel
• Prescott Valley man accused of stabbing bar patron, biting officer
• Arizona Rangers to speak about group's history
• 2 Dems sticking with race for Giffords' seat
• Class offers tips to private well owners on safeguards
• Free low-vision workshop series begins Thursday
• Gas Prices: March 21
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: March 20, 2012
• Snow Photos
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Play Ball!
• Rep. Gosar Introduces Legislation to Protect Grand Canyon Tourism
• Pile Burning The Week Of March 19, 2012
• Birth control coverage bill stalls in state Senate
• County Attorney's office turns to 2 Phoenix attorneys to defend itself
• Storm likely 4th largest in Prescott history
• 'Horrible' liability ahead for counties if bill advances, county supervisors say
• Davis: You shouldn't need 'permission to use your own property'
• Arizona redistricting panel may get more funding
• Yavapai County to spend $188K on courthouse sewer repairs
• Photos: Hand-woven craftsmanship at Smoki
• Gas Prices: March 20
• Portion of Fossil Creek Road remains closed
• RWOP Meeting to Feature Superintendent Dave Smucker
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Lots of Snow
• Purple Shamrocks
• Skate park future in hands of council
• Today's Snow Updates
• Sundogs Close Road Season with 4-0 Loss in Wichita
• Arizona Outlaws Lose High-Scoring Game Against Eagles on Friday
• Bill's News Week in Review: March 12, 2012
• Winter storm, strong winds strike Arizona, NM
• Downer Trail crash gate issue back before Prescott Council
• Snow blankets Prescott area one night after downtown blackout
• Prescott Film Festival season opens with March feature
• Report: Border-watch groups in Arizona are vanishing
• Tucson man to lead Arizona Democratic Party
• Prescott College endorses local 'bicycle ambassadors'
• Wanted: volunteer drivers and respite caregivers
• Sundogs pregame 'Salute to Heroes' set for March 24
• Kiwanis provides camp for special kids
• United Animal Friends to hold orientation to attract new volunteers
• Short story writing contest open to young authors
• Prescott Area Leadership's Man, Woman & Youth Leader finalists announced
• CASA for Babies: 'Charlie and Beth'
• Snow Day Closures and Delays for Monday, March 19
• Representing Yavapai County
• Over 180 Miles of Interstate 40 Closed, But Opening Up
• From Shorts to Snow - Be Prepared for Nasty Weather
• No more sick days? Not exactly... City of Prescott may switch its employees to PTO system
• Downtown Prescott plunged into darkness on St. Paddy's night
• Tuesday's vernal equinox heralds longer days, shorter nights
• Gov. Brewer says US policies holding back Arizona
• Courthouse renovations require destruction of exhibits
• Report: Arizona one of 13 states to turn 'hostile' to abortion rights
• Photos: Irish eyes are smilin'
• How your congressman voted
• Photo: Making the scene in green
• UAF seeking vendors, sponsors for 4th annual Woof Down Lunch
• 'Battle of the Mayors' raises $2,000 for Boys & Girls Clubs
• Gas Prices: March 18
• Missouri Man Arrested in Flagstaff for PV Double Murder
• Police make arrest in Friday Prescott Valley double homicide, arson
• Real Estate Market Alert! Don't Miss Out!
• BREAKING NEWS: Police make arrest in Prescott Valley double homicide, arson
• Trend Lighting - A Free Lamp & Featuring a Local Designer
• Freshness Makes the Yard
• Alto Pit OHV Recreation Area Closed
• Huge storm bears down on St. Paddy's Day
• Gosar and N.M. congressman hold town hall to discuss jobs, energy
• ACLU lobbyist urges vigilance in protecting civil liberties
• Dishon guilty on all counts of sexual offenses against a child
• Construction on I-17 at Munds Park resumes March 22
• Construction work to block parts of courthouse plaza March 20 - May 4
• No major injuries in Prescott Valley garage fire
• Brewer expresses concern about birth control bill
• Battle of the Mayors raises $2,000 for Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Arizona
• Gas prices: March 17
• UAF to hold orientation to attract new volunteers
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Courthouse In For Repairs
• 2 die in Prescott Valley house fire
• Breaking News: Two die in 'suspicious' Prescott Valley house fire
• Breaking news: 2 die in Prescott Valley house fire; part of Superstition Drive closed
• Mid-Way Point Of The Arizona Wildfire and Incident Management Academy
• Man who reportedly spit on cop is charged with assault
• Forest Health Council examines bills that seek more state control over federal lands
• Carol Springer to run for county supervisor (...but not that Carol Springer!)
• Dishon trial set for closing arguments
• Prescott Public Library to showcase contents from 1962 time capsule
• DeMocker trial: State drops demand that brother give deposition
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Nolan
• Gas prices: March 16
• Prom Project provides dresses, suits, accessories free of charge
• Prescott Democrat Women Present: The Affordable Health Care Act
• Victor Finds a Home and Happiness
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Sr Services Expo
• On Sale This Week: Corned Beef & All the Fixin's
• About St. Patrick's Day
• Prescott Valley P&Z ponders changes in local demographics
• DISHON TRIAL: Alleged victim recalls abuse, confrontation
• Prescott Police Seek Leads in Home Invasion and Sexual Assault
• Lessons Learned: Wildfire Academy aims to ensure firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice didn't die in vain
• Plans in the works to preserve sign on historic building
• 'Sedona' film premiers in namesake city
• Prescott police investigating home-invasion sexual assault
• DISHON TRIAL: Alleged victim recalls abuse, confrontation
• Arizona officials revisit Obama's birth certificate
• Prescott Valley P&Z ponders changes in local demographics
• ACLU to conduct legislative briefing here Friday
• Honey Dewdrops play 'rootsy Americana' in Prescott Saturday
• Gas prices: March 15
• Veterans Crisis Line provides confidential help
• Planning & Zoning Public Hearing Notice
• BOS Public Hearing Notice
• County Vehicle Auction - April 14, 2012
• One dead, one injured, and two arrested in Prescott Valley crashes
• Updated fire rating for CYFD could save money for homeowners, businesses
• Prescott Valley seeks commission members
• Sheriff identifies victim of March 5 Paulden fire
• Town looks to residents to update General Plan
• No one seriously injured in rollover crash
• ADOT schedules pavement work on Highway 69 through remainder of the week
• Drew to perform in Prescott Valley
• Information, giveaways, entertainment at Expo Saturday
• Arizonans can help wildlife with donations at tax time
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Highway 69 Maintenance
• Western Jobs & Energy Town Hall Comes to Prescott
• Care and the Court
• Smoki Museum auction features rugs that 'tell stories'
• Selfless acts: Prescott-area residents reflect on body donation
• Documentary shows what humans lose with city lights
• Seatbelts save the day: No one seriously injured in rollover crash
• Prescott Council repeals procedure for filling vacancies
• ADOT schedules pavement work on Highway 69 through remainder of the week
• Cordes Junction/I-17 construction requires detours
• 36 potential candidates file to run for Yavapai County Supervisor
• Origin of mysterious flash of light in Phoenix is solved
• Investigator sought for Arizona House ethics case
• Students seek to stop loan interest rate hike
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: March 13, 2012
• Prof. Terry Lovell - Worst Federal Program Taxpayers Pay For
• Dr. Larry Reed to Discuss "Great Myths of the Great Depression"
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Road Delays, and Council Meetings
• Motorcycle chase through Prescott Valley ends in crash
• Prescott Valley man arrested after collision with traffic control box
• Author Stops in at Republican Get-Togethers
• Trio pleads guilty in 2011 Prescott burglary spree
• March 13th Election
• TRUE (Suffrage) TALES: Play relates women's right-to-vote effort in Arizona
• Prescott Valley man arrested after collision with traffic control box
• Trio pleads guilty in 2011 Prescott burglary spree
• Motorcycle chase through Prescott Valley ends in crash
• Man accused in plot to kill woman takes plea
• Video: Sign dancer getting the word out
• Arizona lawmaker's committee assignments suspended Monday
• Competition building for Giffords' seat vacancy
• Gas prices: March 13
• Who owes the most property tax debt in Yavapai County?
• Who pays the most? APS is largest property taxpayer in Yavapai County
• Artists can sign up for annual studio tour Oct. 5-7
• Fire Call From Forest Villas Results in Smoke But No Fire
• Kids Asked to Help Raise Awareness About Substance Abuse
• Prescott Valley P&Z to discuss 4 General Plan chapters
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Prescott Public Library Consolidating Services
• 2012-2013 Property Valuation Booklet - How it Affects Your Tax Bill
• District 1 Supervisor Candidates Face Off Monday
• Sheriff Joe Arpaio Comes to Hwy. 69 Conservatives, Republicans
• Bills Weekly Newscast: March 5
• Prescott's elder citizens tell their tales
• Why DeMocker has two county-paid attorneys
• Resignation prompts replacement policy discussion for Prescott city council
• Buckey Awards celebrates best, brightest of Prescott arts scene
• US Army sergeant kills 16 in Afghan villages
• Local Photo: Bundle Up!
• New reward programs paying off at one Prescott school
• Woman in Williamson Valley thrown from horse, injured, flown to Flagstaff
• Appeals court asked to reconsider Snowbowl case
• Prescott police seek music store robbery suspect
• Embry-Riddle hosts Brazilian students in Science Without Borders program
• Tahiti calls: 2 spots left for Yavapai College EDventures trip
• Fast-track management program information session
• CASA for Teens: 'Andi'
• Buckey Awards Honors Local Performers and Contributors
• Income Requirements for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
• Congressman Paul Gosar: 'The Status Quo Isn't Good Enough'
• Bees Overpower Sundogs with Second Period Surge, 5-2
• Days Past: History of Prescott's Sharlot Hall Museum - Part III
• Why Arizona doesn't observe daylight saving time
• Scenes from a mall: Prescott Gateway still sparking new development as it turns 10
• Police seek suspect in vehicle graffiti and theft incidents
• Forest Villas Hotel evacuated after sweater catches fire
• Gosar and N.M. counterpart seek public's thoughts at energy town hall
• Arizona Senate approves bill on 'wrongful births'
• Prescott Valley P&Z to discuss 4 General Plan chapters
• Gas prices: March 11
• Photos: The paintin' o' the green
• Is it Laminate or Wood? What's the Difference?
• Choosing the Right Company to Remodel Your Home
• Early Blossoms Tell Us It's Time to Feed
• Agua Fria shows remarkable recovery after BLM erects fence
• Bills Daily Newscast: Wildfire Academy
• Flash of light across Phoenix skies a mystery
• Cop on Top event to raise money for Special Olympics
• Prescott Valley council OKs 43-unit apartment complex near park
• Former public defender wants county attorney off his assault case
• Expert testifies that abused children's behavior varies
• DeMocker trial on hold: Judge orders hearing to decide if county attorney is disqualified
• Prescott Valley council OKs application for grant money for Loos Drive improvement project
• University of Arizona professor discusses historic precipitation data obtained from tree rings
• Police looking for AZ man in girlfriend's stabbing
• Citizens can bring wood cuttings to county stations for free
• Gas Prices: March 10
• Bees Come Back to Top Sundogs, 6-2
• Discounted Adoption Fees for Kittens
• Youth Artist of the Day: Carlos Hogue
• Bachman Joins Gosar's Resolution of No Confidence in Holder
• Outlaws Battle Tough, But Fall to Warriors
• Dishon trial a symphony of secrets
• Prescott Valley man killed in crash on Highway 69 and Navajo
• Dishon trial a symphony of secrets
• Students celebrate American heritage with skits, songs
• Retaining safety: New rock slope replaces leaning wall at Lindley Field
• Trading up: Long-awaited Prescott Trader Joe's opens today
• Ariz. Senate rejects bill on Amazon sales tax
• Prescott woman seriously injured in collision at Stone Ridge and Hwy 69
• Court critical of pink underwear for Ariz. inmates
• Gas Prices: March 9
• Wednesday crash kills 49-year-old Prescott Valley man
• Arizona Outlaws Play Tonight!
• Thursday's Youth Artist: Colton Peach
• Gosar Votes for JOBS Act, Also Discusses HR 2842
• Body in Paulden Fire Identified
• Bills Daily Newscast: New Responsibilities for Michael Whiting
• Prescott, AZ Five Guys Serves Up Burgers and Fries
• BeneVet donates in-demand exercise machine to Prescott VA
• Third Thursday Star Talks at Prescott Public Library
• Skype Visit with Teen Author Jennifer Brown at Prescott Public Library
• Prescott's 'net' water use rose in 2011
• Investigators ID Paulden fire victim, seek 2 drivers who left scene
• Wildfire academy celebrates 10th year
• Prescott to revisit Downer Trail gate issue March 20
• Dishon jury selection still incomplete
• Elvis' gospel side takes center stage at Elks Sunday
• Suit attacks quality of health care in Arizona prisons
• Gas Prices: March 8
• Detectives identify victim of Monday Paulden fire
• On Sale This Week: Apples and Pork Chops
• Local Judge overruled; DeMocker defense should have hearing on 'Docugate'
• Prescott Valley council backs proposal from StoneRidge homeowners to refinance CFD bond
• Dewey man on the run since 2005 comes to trial
• Chino High accreditation postponed, but still on track
• Appointment creates another vacancy on Prescott Valley P&Z
• Life Line Ambulance's new software provides faster care to cardiac patients
• Special District Proposed New Fee Schedule
• Monday morning fire destroys trailer in Paulden park
• Ballroom dance to raise money for bands to enter jazz festival
• Life Line Ambulance's new software provides faster care to cardiac patients
• Bills Daily Newscast: Reading, Writing and Drinking
• Letter to the Editor: We The People Have the Right to Ask
• Women's suffrage play here Friday honors centennial
• Paulden fire victim likely died before responders arrived
• Bill with money for redistricting panel advances
• Appointment creates another vacancy on Prescott Valley P&Z
• Prescott woman tells students about life under the Nazis during WWII
• Hanna resigns from Prescott Council, effective March 27
• Golf rate increases are under review for Prescott's Antelope Hills
• Dewey man on the run since 2005 comes to trial
• Iraq veteran sentenced to 4.5 years for DUI crash
• Meals on Wheels hosts Mayors for Meals Day
• Serve Yavapai celebrates AmeriCorps Week
• How your Congressman voted
• Gas Prices: March 7
• John Hanna Resigns From Prescott Council to Run for Supervisor
• Chino Valley Fire chief says fire victim likely died before 911 calls
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: March 6, 2012
• About That Boxing League...
• Dr. Seuss' Birthday Celebrated at Prescott Public Library
• Mosaic
• Business Profile: Mosaic
• One accused in Prescott Valley murder may take plea; second undergoing competency exam
• Castaneda Sentenced to 4 Years Probation for Theft from City
• Investigators find body in out-of-district Paulden fire
• Music Memories: Local kids take in classical, symphony music
• Yavapai County voter turnout tops in AZ
• Supervisors toss bids on major project; will change policy for the future
• Red-flag warning forecasts wildfire danger
• One accused in PV murder may take plea; second undergoing competency exam
• Wrong-way I-17 driver stopped when deputies flatten his tires
• House rejects ban of texting while driving
• GOP lawmakers want control of energy policy
• Appeals court overturns embezzlement convictions of former Renzi associate
• Gas Prices: March 6
• Fire destroys Paulden trailer home
• House backs public vote on minimum wage
• Prescott man, 61, faces charges of possession and DUI
• Prescott school board to discuss electronic device, bullying policies at meeting
• Police seek suspects from Kmart burglary
• Senate OKs bill requiring unemployment drug tests
• Investigators find body in out-of-district Paulden fire
• Monday's Youth Artist: Marcus Medina
• Body Discovered In Paulden Home Destroyed by Fire
• Breaking News: Judge sentences Castaneda to four years of probation
• Bills Daily Newscast: Wildlife Animals Are Not Pets
• ERAU to Host Community Forum on Unmanned Aircraft Systems
• Former PHS Wrestler Max Payne is All-American at National Wrestling Tournament
• Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit
• Paulden man allegedly threatens 6 people with gun
• Longtime Prescott organization seeking new participants for its latest class
• Golf rates may go up at Antelope Hills
• Blood transfusions are saving grace for Prescott Valley woman
• Company proposes $80M resort near Poland Junction
• Limbaugh comments overshadow GOP contest
• Another bad year for Arizona wildfires could start early
• Ballroom dance to raise money for bands to enter jazz festival
• CASA for Kids: 'Benjamin and Wayne'
• Sunday's Youth Artist: Jessica Evers
• DPS Makes Dramatic Rescue Off Side of Mountain
• Sundogs Fall to Gems, 5-2, in Season Series Finale
• Bill's News Week in Review: March 4, 2012
• What You Should Know About Filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in AZ
• It's Baseball Season!
• BofA: No More Loans to Fannie Mae
• Kestrel students help community by tending to local nature spots
• Paulden man allegedly threatens 6 people with gun
• State lawmakers brainstorm on creating jobs, improving economy
• Words of honor: Vietnam vet battles PTSD through memoir
• Chino Valley boy, 4, recovering after dog attacks
• Miss Kitty's Cat House Featured Feline: Precious Penny
• YHS benefactor sponsoring reduced-fee kitten adoptions
• Teen allegedly hid drug pipe in highlighter
• City plans work on Willow Creek Road starting Tuesday
• Firefighters help rescue man pinned under heavy machinery
• Firefighters find marijuana plants in Prescott Valley home while putting out fire
• Bask in Your Own Outdoor Oasis
• The Edible Landscape
• Go with the flow: Overhaul aims to modernize I-17/Cordes interchange
• Sundogs Snap Skid with 4-3, Shootout Win Over Dayton
• Storied achievement: School's 'Read to Feed' program encourages a love of books while helping needy families
• Embry-Riddle Hosts Six Brazilian Students in Science Without Borders Program
• April PSYCH-K Basic Workshop
• Free Introduction to PSYCH-K
• Arizona Outlaws Win Decisively in Inaugural Game Against Nevada Lynx
• Volunteer firefighters learn safety skills
• Prosecution wants its doctor to perform mental health exam on DeMocker
• Mayer fire board to negotiate chief's contract after 8-month delay
• Firefighters find marijuana plants in Prescott Valley home while putting out fire
• Seussical centennial... plus 8
• Blankets 4 Kids collecting warm, cozy items for children Saturday at Kohl's in Prescott Valley
• Gas Prices: March 3
• Ariz. lawmakers target Planned Parenthood funding
• Dirt-hauling work will cause traffic delays on Fain Road
• Ariz. redistricting panel OKs possible funding suit
• Today's Youth Artist: Jessica Adams
• Bill's Daily Newscast: A Plan for Stoneridge
• Prescott Valley man accused of continuous sexual abuse of girls he babysat asks judge to let him bond out
• City renames section of Granite Creek Park as Tom Pettit Community Park
• Arpaio reveals he's been investigating Obama's birth records
• Comedian Tom Dreesen to Share Memories of Sinatra at Yavapai College
• DPS arrests 11 Vagos gang members, followers
• Prescott Valley council backs proposal from StoneRidge homeowners to refinance CFD bond
• Kids win visit from firefighters after creating winning poster
• Prescott Valley man accused of continuous sexual abuse of girls he babysat asks judge to let him bond out
• Women's work: Phippen Museum exhibit features female artists from 1905-1945
• Senate approves guns in public buildings bill
• Barbecue benefiting Habitat features classic cars, music
• Gas Prices: March 2
• Youth Art Month Starts Today!
• What's the Plan on I-17?
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Congratulations to Kyle Hood!
• Planning & Zoning Public Hearing Notice
• Governor Signs School Choice Bill
• Sundogs Fall in Offensive Battle, 8-4
• Prescott Creeks cleanup turns trash into treasure
• National Firewise officials see Prescott's progress
• Prescott Valley concert offers classical music experience for kids
• Dow's ascent a good sign for recovery, experts say
• Judge blocks day labor rules in Arizona immigration law
• Jury finds grandfather who forced kids on grueling hikes guilty of child abuse
• Judge settles final local issue in James Arthur Ray case
• DeMocker trial: State, defense argue admissibility of dead man's character
• Free book for kids on Native American culture available Friday at McDonald's
• Gas Prices: March 1
• On Sale This Week: Strawberries & Other Produce
• Senate President to IRC: Live Within Your Budget
• Local Social Group Welcomes Trader Joe’s
• Bill's Daily Newscast: LEAP!
• Prescott Valley's budget book 'demystifies' accounting
• Fire destroys greenhouse, shed in Humboldt
• Boy, 4, recovering after dog attacks
• PACO Salute to Veterans Picnic plans underway
• News Briefs: General Plan Committee to meet on Monday, March 5
• News Briefs: Dr. Seuss Birthday Bash
• News Briefs: Spring Zoo Camp
• News Briefs: Benefit Trail Ride
• News Briefs: Family Fun Day March 24
• Chino Valley Food Bank has a home - for now
• Congressman Trent Franks Endorses Gosar, Praises 'Can-Do' Attitude, Work Ethic
• Students' art gets gallery reception at Prescott hotel
• Prescott Center For The Arts And The Folk Sessions Presents: The Honey Dewdrops
• County to reorganize some top jobs
• Flood of complaints leads to drainage improvements for 2 subdivisions
• Gosar speaks at Cattle Growers meeting here; reservations due Monday
• Arizona Senate fails 3 bills on teacher conduct
• Popping the Question: What to expect when you're proposing (or being proposed to)
• Gas Prices: Feb. 29
• Sundogs Fall 3-2 in Heartbreaking Finish
• Romney Wins in Arizona and Michigan
• Romney wins Arizona presidential primary
• New Sundogs Coach Plans To Take One Game At a Time
• German Mayor from Zeitz Explores Sister City Relationship With Prescott
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: February 28, 2012
• Memorial Service Held Today for ERAU Student Who Died on Saturday
• 3 face charges in 'bath salts' bust; more pending
• StoneRidge developer SunCor files for bankruptcy
• Elección Reportando de Noche
• Election Night Reporting
• Bill's Daily Newscast: It's Voting Day
• Rooftop Fire Damage Estimated at $10,000
• Meeting of the Minds: Generations discuss education, politics
• 3 face charges in 'bath salts' bust; more pending
• More than 140 restaurants earn Golden Plate Award
• StoneRidge developer SunCor files for bankruptcy
• Bills on teacher profanity, book approval OK'd
• Arizona bill would give parents access to kids' texts
• Storm system brings wind, snow to northern Arizona
• Firefighters put out shed fire on vacant land in Dewey-Humboldt
• Gas Prices: Feb. 28
• Prescott Valley recognized for town budget for 11th straight year
• About 'Bath Salts,' 'Window Cleaner' and 'Spice'
• Pioneer re-enactors tell their stories Wednesday
• Lawyers in Yavapai County murder trial can't quit, says judge
• Estimated Value Set at $130K on Seized Bath Salts, Spice
• Potential Rockslides on I-17 North of Phoenix
• County Vehicle Auction - March 24, 2012
• Yavapai County - Voting centers by area
• Sundogs Relieve Pietroniro; Lohrei Named New Head Coach
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Sundogs End Roadtrip
• Editorial: We Must Look Past the Insinuations to the Facts
• Arizona GOP voters go to polls in uneventful primary
• Young Prescott students get one-on-one help in reading, spelling
• Romney, other Mormon ancestors in Arizona were once jailed for religious beliefs
• New field facilities director on board with Prescott
• $850K Prescott drainage project nears OK
• Prescott's latest Sister City proposal gains steam with recent visit by German officials
• Local Photo: Students on display
• Art teacher shows handmade books at Tuesday talk
• Arizona governor endorses Romney in primary
• Digital bookmobile visits Prescott Public Library March 2-3
• Local Photo: Get on board
• See a Sundogs game, help out Hungry Kids, PV Police K9 unit
• Arizona Outlaws To Play in Honor of Officer John Schultz
• Oscar Night Parties in Prescott
• New Website, More Information for Yavapai Silent Witness
• Bill's News Week in Review: February 26, 2012
• New Badgers Football Coach Talks Character, Commitment and Grades
• Walking 'In Their Shoes': Program offers a new perspective on poverty through role-playing
• Romney family history in Arizona goes way back
• Center of controversy: Conservative sheriff's 'coming out' prompts intriguing questions
• Seligman man dies in rollover at Hell's Canyon
• City considers 2 tax increase options to boost budget
• Donate blankets, teddy bears, scarves at Kohl's
• Seligman man dies in Friday night rollover
• Raids on Prescott, PV stores lead to 'bath salt' seizures, arrests
• Spillane Called Up to AHL’s Springfield Falcons
• 2012 Hyundai Genesis: Game Changer
• Built-In Savings of $50,000
• Who Are These People & Why Are They Important to My Remodel Project?
• Delays continue to plague Hwy. 89 bridge replacement
• Paws for Reading at Prescott Public Library
• Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss at Prescott Public Library
• Prescott Public Library’s Gateway Branch Closing on March 8, 2012
• Author Visit with David Chorlton at Prescott Public Library
• DeMocker trial judge hears arguments on admitting 100 jail calls
• Raids on Prescott, PV stores lead to 'bath salt' seizures, arrests
• Prescott Valley council appointee described as analytical, empathetic
• City of Prescott plans community meeting on 'Zone 19' utility improvements
• Prescott Valley council hires engineering firm for Loos Drive widening project
• Basement fire damages Prescott home
• Big Chino hydroelectric project now has website
• PAT gearing up to promote Bike Month events in April, May
• Gas Prices: Feb. 25
• 'Spellebrate' to raise scholarship money for GED grads
• In Search of 'Bath Salts' and 'Window Cleaner'
• New Field and Facilities Director Hired for the City of Prescott
• City of Prescott’s Solid Waste Division Wins Design Award
• The Job Fair is Underway!
• C-Span Bus Comes to Yavapai County
• Town Council picks Whiting to succeed Schmitt
• Bill's Daily Newscast: New Council Member for Prescott Valley
• Announcing the eNewsAZ Internship Program!
• Ready for Some Color in Your Garden Now?
• Man faces charges after allegedly threatening, chasing woman
• Jack May, owner of Friendly Pines Camp, dies at 88
• Mechanical Fuels Reduction Project Continues at Thumb Butte
• Romney pounces on Santorum's compromises after Arizona debate
• Nonprofits set up role-play event for a first-hand look at poverty
• Prescott Valley Town Council picks Whiting to succeed Schmitt
• Prescott man answers call to help hearing-impaired
• Police: Man whose body turned up in wash died of natural causes
• Police arrest owner of dogs that attacked two boys in Chino
• Dog attacks, woman fires gun; prosecutor mulling charges
• Gas prices: Feb. 24
• Prescott trio to take part in celebration of Arizona women
• Light pole accident leads to DUI, damage charges for man
• Tea Party Tackles Illegal Immigration
• Bill's Daily Newscast: PV To Choose New Council Member
• Gateway Mall Branch of Prescott Library Closing Its Doors
• Town officials consider restoring 5-day workweek
• Dog owner arrested
• Trader Joe's - 16 Days 'Til It Opens!
• New leads emerge in 1987 ambush, murder of Prescott College student
• Fresh Fruit, Fish and More - Here Just in Time for Lent
• Historical Stories From Citizens’ Cemetery at Prescott Public Library
• OverDrive Digital Bookmobile Visits Prescott Public Library
• Prescott Valley town officials consider restoring 5-day workweek
• Fiery charges: Romney, Santorum assail each other
• AAA says $4 gas is a probability
• Granite Creek water quality gets students' inspection
• Brewer halts aides' budget talks with Legislature
• Arizona lawmakers advance minimum tuition bill
• PAT gearing up to promote Bike Month events in April, May
• Blue Rose Theater play draws on Civil War couple's lives
• Pavement work set for Hwy. 69 through Friday
• Kindergarten Fair helps parents tell if their child is ready
• Thursday night closures scheduled for southbound I-17 at Cordes Junction
• Daxton Bryce, Spelling Bee Champion for Yavapai County
• Camping Just Got Better at Watson Lake
• Bill's Daily Newscast: New Yavapai County Accommodation School
• Simple message: Watch for motorcycles
• One of 6 could fill Schmitt's seat
• Paulden residents look for more information on fire services
• Scenic celebration of the State's 100th Birthday
• No apparent injuries in collision
• Phoenix company proposes resort development for Poland Junction area
• 145 Films at the Sedona International Film Festival
• Fallout Continues for Babeu
• Prescott students send 1,000 paper cranes, message of hope to Japanese students a year after tsunami
• K9 deputy finds hidden compartment with $60K inside SUV
• Simple message: Watch for motorcycles
• Prescott Valley council to pick appointee after interviews Thursday
• Lovas selected to fill Burges' seat in Arizona house
• Arizona House approves bill for Bible course
• Arizona legislators advance GOP budget proposal
• Board of Supervisors approves special event fees
• How your Congressman voted
• House fire on Thumb Butte extinguished
• Crews continue city's Williamson Valley Road widening
• Classic 'Carousel' gets star treatment on PCA's main stage
• Gas Prices: Feb. 22
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Finding the Loot
• Sedona Film Festival Starts with Free Workshops
• Tri-Cities Kindergarten Fair
• Health risks for kids in Dewey-Humboldt? Researchers want to find out
• Prescott woman gives back to vets, organization her husband helped found
• Elks Opera House Foundation produces more envelopes
• SPIRIT KEEPERS: Dreams, visions topic of Smoki talk Saturday
• Yavapai College to host job fair Feb. 24
• Wildfire Academy raffles GMC truck to help train firefighters
• Teenager arrested on burglary charges tells police he needed money to buy spice
• Dr. Seuss Birthday Bash for families donates books to local preschools
• Gas Prices: Feb. 21
• Sgt. Martin encounters javelina and people who lie 'because they can'
• C-SPAN 2012 bus motors into Prescott
• Fundraiser to benefit Yavapai Family Advocacy Center
• Retirement tips, advice available in Prescott in March
• Hearing loss, treatment topic of Prescott talk
• Learn about school activities, meet principals at PUSD School Fair
• Animal causes power failure to Prescott customers Sunday
• Debate will put spotlight on Arizona in GOP race
• CPR and First Aid Classes Offered
• Op-Ed: HB2403 Is Dead
• Senate President Steve Pierce Talks Budget, SB 1484 and More
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Happy President's Day
• Mitt Romney Speaks to Arizona
• Ghosts of the Elks Opera House exorcised at 107th bash
• From the desert to the mountains, YCSO's Sgt. Richard Martin covers it all
• From recycling to charitable donations, Prescott Lions Club going strong
• Local Photo: B.J. Thomas salutes Prescott veterans
• Artistic statements take center stage for Prescott veterans
• Prosecution in DeMocker case pushes for admission of jail phone calls
• Babeu facing long odds after gay outing
• Former Cottonwood teacher arrested on charges of child porn possession
• Yavapai County grant funding applications now available
• Local kids encouraged to take part in anti-drug poster contest
• CASA for Babies: 'Violet'
• Bill's News Week in Review: February 19, 2012
• Sundogs Have Tough Weekend
• 40 Volunteers Tackle Granite Creek Park Cleanup
• Notice of Value Forms Sent to Property Owners
• Prescott lands on list as 'worst' for singles
• Burning passion: Why do we love to torture our tastebuds with hot sauce and chili peppers?
• Babeu says he's gay in wake of claims that he threatened to deport his lover
• Arizona has second-highest combined sales tax rate
• Chino Valley entrepreneur still fighting uranium-mining ban
• More locals receive scam call about fixing fake computer problem
• Volunteers needed to help released inmates readjust
• Gas Prices: Feb. 19
• It All Starts With Site Work and Excavation
• How "Big Banks" Settlement Affects Homeowners
• 5 Easy Steps to Fragrant Roses
• Arizona legislators want to put brakes on specialty license plates
• Young playwrights take their stories to the stage
• Official accused of conflict of interest in zoning dust-up
• PV council applicants air qualifications
• Harmonic convergence: Rare site at confluence of Verde and Sycamore now preserved forever
• YCSO K9 team seizes $860K worth of cocaine, meth in traffic stop
• Police find teens, babysitter, pot, marijuana plant in car stopped for speeding
• Last-minute change to Art a la Carte speaker
• Gas Prices: Feb. 18
• Presidents' Day Closures
• Babeu Campaign Denounces Allegations in Phoenix New Times Article
• Credit/Debit Swipes Can Leave More of Your Money on 'Hold'
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Harlem Globetrotters Come to Tim's Toyota Center
• County Vehicle Auction - March 10, 2012
• 2013 Notices of Value were mailed Friday, February 17th
• Students bury time capsule to be opened by Prescott High School's Class of 2062
• Copper Canyon Trailhead Grand Opening Ceremony
• Fann's bills aim to help local governments, businesses
• Schoolchildren receive mementos of Ariz. centennial
• Centennial stamp collectors can get unique envelope at Elks Saturday
• A spirited performance: 'Ghosts of Celebrities Past' to haunt Elks Opera House stage
• Artist uses Verde Valley earth for ceramics
• Phoenix Symphony performance honors Arizona's 100th birthday
• Gas Prices: Feb. 17
• Store owner finds pens meant to detect counterfeit bills are fallible
• Volunteers plan cleanup of Greenway Trails Saturday
• Court Dismisses 5 of 7 Counts in Riley vs. City of Prescott Lawsuit
• Chino Valley boy is runner up in 2012 Yavapai County Spelling Bee
• BREAKING NEWS: Judge denies city's motion to dismiss sections of Riley lawsuit
• 'It's Not About the Money' They Say
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Budget Increase in PV?
• Yavapai County Superior Court names Wolfinger judge pro tempore
• Granite Mountain Middle School student bests rivals at Yavapai County spelling bee
• Fee hikes likely for special event permits
• Ariz. Supreme Court refuses to hear Medicaid issue
• Boy forced to hike miles in Grand Canyon testifies at grandfather's child abuse trial
• Ariz. legislation bans more synthetic drugs
• Prescott Valley council to hear applicants' presentations
• Game and Fish using copter to catch pronghorn Thursday
• Armed Suspect Arrested After Alleged Argument
• It's a Great Week for Pork, Chicken and Apples at the Grocery Store
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Info Sought on Burglary
• Central Yavapai swears in new battalion chief, firefighters
• Prescott Valley panel OKs apartment plans
• 8 apply for Prescott Valley council seat
• Homeowners or town: Who should clean culverts?
• Interim town manager wants to stay for the long haul
• The Planting of a Tree; The Making of History
• Statement By Senator McCain On The Centennial Anniversary Of Arizona's Statehood
• Congressman Paul Gosar Honors Arizona’s Centennial Anniversary
• Third Friday Chamber Music Series
• Yavapai County's two 'Centennial Trees' mark Arizona's birthday
• Guests weave history into centennial gala in PV
• Arizona celebration marks state's 100th birthday
• Performances, art show, concert mark National Salute to Veterans Week
• Gas Prices: Feb. 15
• Modern cosmology is topic of Thursday talk
• History of Prescott's water supply is subject of event today
• New strains of distemper affecting pets, but not yet seen in Arizona
• Prescott couple renews Valentine's Day wedding vows
• Children's resource guide available throughout Prescott area locations
• Poverty simulation for 40 days of peace ongoing
• Valentine for Veterans concerts nationwide got their start in Prescott
• CYFD swears in new battalion chief, firefighters
• Man gets probation for downtown knife fight
• Prescott Valley panel OKs apartment plans
• Prescott Valley Library presents Family Legacy Writing workshop
• Tri-Cities Kindergarten Fair helps parents learn about readiness, options
• Prescott College hosts preview weekend for new students
• Veterans Upward Bound helps veterans transition to college, civilian careers
• Time capsule reveals Prescott life in 1962
• Chance of snow persists through Wednesday
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Happy Statehood & Valentine's Day
• Serial burglar gets 9 years in prison
• Live Update of the Prescott Centennial Council Meeting!
• Celebrating Arizona
• Centennial Celebrations
• Now Available! Yavapai County Outdoor Tourism Website
• Arizona Centennial stamps are hot item today
• Arizonans partied on plaza when Statehood Day arrived; it almost happened on Lincoln Day instead
• Attorneys for city, Riley argue merits of motion to dismiss
• McDonald's robbery suspects plead not guilty
• State seeks delay in airport body-dumping trial
• Channel 13 to air Arizona Centennial Celebration
• Prescott High time capsule ceremony is Wednesday
• Serial burglar gets 9 years in prison
• Looking for love in all the right places? Check the Census
• School kids make veterans their valentines
• Photo & Video: Valentine's Day Tea Party
• Centennial forecast calls for snow
• 8 apply for Prescott Valley council appointment
• Fallen tree causes power failure
• The Art Store Is Moving Out Of Downtown Prescott
• Gas prices: Feb. 14
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Tomorrow's the Day!
• Sundogs Score Four Unanswered in 5-2 Win over Mallards
• Distemper is On the Rise In the Southwest
• Editorial: We Must Stop Sacrificing Our Shining Stars to Substance Abuse
• Prescott City Hall - an example of a then-more modern look - turns 50
• History of Elks Opera House Told through Photographs
• Mesa man digitizes historic Arizona images
• City of Prescott asks judge to throw out firefighter's lawsuit
• Arizona Legislature could fund militia for state's border
• Prescott Valley General Plan gets a closer look through public hearings
• Water main replacement, equipment purchases top Prescott City Council agenda
• Looking back on the growth of a state
• CASA for Teens: 'Todd and Rhonda'
• Bill's News Week in Review: February 12, 2012
• Local Citizens Band Together To Draft Prescott Art Policy
• Prescott Wrestlers Bring Home 4 Medals from State Tournament
• Area groups present information about safety, food and pet adoption
• Train to assist veterans in Hospice
• Republican women to give tri-city scholarships
• Kohl's to award scholarships
• Kiwanis kicks off annual auction effort
• Donate old books to benefit Prescott Library Friends
• Prescott YMCA hosts Chinese New Year cooking class
• Tickets available for Veterans Concert
• DeMocker: Judge allows '09 interview into trial
• Centennial celebration Tuesday features schoolhouse marker unveiling
• Bunger forged long-lasting Prescott bond out of turbulent years as city manager
• YRMC CEO to speak at Williamson Valley meet
• Chili's Give Back for Wounded Warriors
• Montezuma Castle celebrates state's 100th anniversary with free history talks Tuesday
• Gas Prices: Feb. 12
• Mallards Pull Away in Third for 4-2 Win
• Division II Wrestles Tough at State Championship Tournament
• Differences in Water Heaters
• Spring Home Selling Tips 101
• Garden Tips for Newcomers
• Arizona Tops Bloomington in 5-4 Final
• Congressional Map Heads to D.C. for Federal Review
• Suspect Sought After Allegedly Ramming Police Cars
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Adapting to Change
• Matforce program urges doctors to sign up
• Sheriff's Office seeks man who fled from deputies
• Amateur Radio Club talks to hams worldwide on centennial
• Castaneda pleads not guilty to shoplifting charge
• State historian and folk musician spins yarns for centennial party
• New book tells tale of tortoise who turns 100 with Arizona
• PV council takes actions to enable ownership transfer for Crossroads development
• James Ray withdraws indigency claim
• Gas prices: Feb. 11
• 16 county employees certified for elections
• "Why We Suck"
• City of Prescott Files for Dismissal of Fire Captain JP Vicente's Lawsuit
• Free Child Safety Seat Inspection & Bike Rodeo
• DUI Task Force arrests 8, cites 66 others
• 12-year-old at center of more sexual abuse charges for Prescott Valley man
• A Day of Amazing Wrestling
• Democratic Women of Prescott to Host Don Bivens
• AZ 100 YEARS: 'Mr. Prescott' Frank Tutt helped to shape city's modern image
• Fain Lake gets brown trout for first time; Lynx also stocked
• Art show celebrating centennial opens Saturday
• ADOT: Southbound Hwy. 89 bridge should be open by next week
• Businesses do their part to help litter cleanup effort
• ADOT conducts pavement work on Hwy. 89A, continues today
• DUI Task Force arrests 8, cites 66 others
• 12-year-old at center of more sexual abuse charges for Prescott Valley man
• Police credit alert system in aiding in arrests
• Third PV resident files for council vacancy
• Learn how PVPD works at Citizens Police Academy
• Gas Prices: Feb. 10
• Tri-City DUI Task Force “Super Bowl Weekend” Results
• 3 tutor training sessions this month at Prescott Valley Library
• Saturday event at C-A-L Ranch offers variety
• Arizona to get more than $1.6 billion in mortgage deals
• AG Horne Details National Mortgage Settlement
• About Running for School Board
• Prescott Valley council applicant pool is growing
• Pavement work on Highway 89A Thursday, Friday
• Senators Mccain And Kyl Join Efforts To Protect Religious Freedom
• Rounding Up the Usual Suspects—Accounting Tricks and Tomfoolery
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Meeting the Challenge of Water
• PUSD board suspends sick leave bank, transfer policies
• Judge considers allowing '09 DeMocker interview into evidence
• Prescott Valley council applicant pool is growing
• County department won't handle sales tax
• Mixed opinions on closed PHS campus proposal
• Are population projections calling for Willow Creek Road realignment accurate?
• Smoketree speed limit change generates safety concerns among residents
• Remarks on gays stir controversy in Arizona Senate
• Measure would shift redistricting to lawmakers
• Group takes aim at Grand Canyon development vote
• Gas Prices: Feb. 9
• Nonprofit seeks potters to make Woof Down Lunch bowls
• Bill's Daily Newscast: PUSD Board Choices
• Occupy Wall Street at Watters
• Editorial: People Deserve a Choice on Public Notices
• Health risks for kids in Dewey-Humboldt? University researchers want to find out
• Police arrest two in store burglary, seek others in Kmart break-in, theft
• Paul Babeu to Speak to Republican Women About 'Fast & Furious'
• Chief outlines fire coverage to Paulden crowd
• Medical issue caused wreck that interrupted power to 3,800, police say
• P&Z commissioner applies for council vacancy
• Development agreement amendments for Crossroads face questions
• Be on lookout for steel traps
• Celebrating Valentine's Day and the Centennial at the Grocery Store
• News Briefs: Valentine's Day Celebration
• News Briefs: Valentine's Day at Granite Creek Vineyards
• News Briefs: "Be My Valentine" at Olsen's Chino Grain
• News Briefs: HORSES With H.E.A.R.T. Bowl-A-Thon
• News Briefs: Chino Valley Library offers ebook classes
• News Briefs: Gospel Sing-Along
• News Briefs: Yavapai College offers financial aid tips on Feb. 12
• Education agency to offer training for prospective school board members
• Heritage Park Zoo offers spring camp for kids
• Boy, 8, saves brother from attacking dogs
• New County Emergency Management Coordinator steps into role with gusto
• Historic Skull Valley home lost to fire
• Canyon Country Lecture Series - Boats, Boatmen and Techniques of the Colorado River: A Meditation on the Kolb Expedition Centennial
• Free Introduction to PSYCH-KR in Prescott
• PSYCH-K Basic Workshop
• Group forms to draft public art policy for Prescott
• Donated scooters, motorized wheelchairs give veterans, spouses more freedom
• Development agreement amendments for Crossroads face questions
• Arizona Attorney General heads to Prescott - to play piano?
• Two arrested on burglary, theft charges in Discount Food Market incident
• P&Z commissioner applies for Prescott Valley council vacancy
• Thieves steal jewelry from Kmart in 3 a.m. break-in
• Prescott workshop focuses on Medicare
• $10,000 Offered for Information on 25-Year-Old Murder
• Gas Prices: Feb. 8
• Bill's Daily Newscast: About That Accident This Weekend
• Olsen's Grain Owners Selected as Citizens of the Year
• Live Prescott City Council Workshop: February 7, 2012
• AG Horne Offering Weekly Consumer Services at Crime, Fraud & Victim Resource Center
• Hit-and-run on Prescott Valley power box leads to man's arrest
• Police seek suspects in food market burglary
• Hunters find body believed to be missing man from Chino Valley
• Boys' actions save brother's life during dog attack
• Hit-and-run on Prescott Valley power box leads to man's arrest
• Prescott High campus could close at lunchtime; school board mulls 'proactive' concept
• Sheriff to use iris scanners to ID inmates, others
• Boys' actions save brother's life during dog attack
• 57 cited in speed enforcement detail on Highway 69
• Prescott teacher is Air Force Academy liaison officer of the year
• Mayer Fire meeting stops cold on chairman's letter
• Hunters find body believed to be missing man from Chino Valley
• Gas Prices: Feb. 7
• Get your child safety seats checked in Prescott on Saturday
• Health care training session is Feb. 9
• Next meeting for Chalk It Up! is Feb. 18
• Fair committee seeks art for premium book cover
• CASA for Kids: 'Peter and Robbie'
• Police seek suspects in food market burglary
• It's a Week of Wrestling
• Chino Valley boy flown to hospital after dog attack
• APS Safety Training Includes Tree Rescues
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Doctor of the Year
• Legacy of a landowner: Property profits earmarked for charity
• Honesty insurance: County employees now have to show marriage, birth certificates when adding family to health coverage
• Cancellation of the 'Just for Grownups' International Film Series
• Prescott council to revisit public art
• Prescott Valley council backs Loos Drive sidewalk for CDBG money
• Take a sentimental journey with the Andrews Sisters-esque Manhattan Dolls
• Photo: Chino Valley has a reason to cheer
• Creek Care Booklet Released
• McGrane’s Hat Trick Powers Mavericks Past Sundogs, 6-2
• Bill's News Week in Review: February 5, 2012
• Prescott Valley teen scene: On the prowl for pastimes, kids dream of the perfect nocturnal hangout
• Was it right to let this house burn? Chino Valley Fire District chief responds to community outcry
• Arizona centennial gala coming to Prescott Valley on Statehood Day
• Chino Valley boy flown to hospital after dog attack
• Yavapai Humane Society celebrates 40th anniversary with reduced adoption fees
• Credit Union West Partnership Changes Children’s Lives
• Fascinating Finds from the Winter Furniture Market
• About That Refi Plan...
• Plant Fruit Trees Now, Enjoy Harvest in June!
• PHS Wrestlers Get Off to Hot Start at Sectionals
• Prescott Cetner For The Arts Presents Carousel
• Jury finds Bassett guilty of luring a child for sex
• Rainmaker retires: 'General Grant' gets honorable discharge from emergency management division
• K9 deputies crack down on I-17 drug-running
• PV council seeks 'accelerated' process to replace Schmitt
• Arizona bill seeks tougher prison sentences for 'worst of the worst'
• Gas Prices: Feb. 4
• Speaker Tobin Address Need for Alternative Maps
• AIRC Defends Its Work
• Bill's Newscast: Sundogs, DUI and Repairing the Courthouse
• "Remembering Our Fallen" from Arizona
• Phippen Museum Presents Horse Cultures of the World
• City, Frontier Days plan safety improvements at Prescott Rodeo Grounds
• Fallen veterans of War on Terror remembered at exhibit
• Social media giant Facebook files for $5 billion IPO
• PCA Auditions for Readers' Theatre
• U.S. Senate Approves Legislation Combating Border Tunnels
• USGS responds to Prescott-area concerns over groundwater model
• Jury deliberating in 'Yavapai Six' sex sting case
• Yavapai College advisers to give college financial aid tips Feb. 12
• A world of difference: Local Girl Scouts celebrate group's founding centennial, other cultures
• Democratic group kicks off campaign
• Meth sales probe leads to 5 arrests
• Someone is putting illegal steel traps in Lynx Lake Estates area
• Gas Prices: Feb. 3
• Teacher Education Scholarships Available to Qualified Applicants
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Distemper Alert
• Local Photo: Cat Catchers
• Auditions For Family Theatre’s The Nightingale
• Prescott Center For The Arts Presents The Second Annual Young Playwrights Festival
• When heroes fall, loved ones pay the price
• Defendant: Online sex chat with girl was 'roleplaying'
• La Nina helps produce warm, dry January in Prescott
• State: Lawmakers eye ban on public union bargaining
• DUI Taskforce will be patrolling on Super Bowl Sunday
• DPS to check for use of seatbelts, child restraints
• Court seeks comments on Judge Pro Tem finalists
• Woman in jail for allegedly trying to steal video games
• Man who grabbed woman's breast told police he had an 'uncontrollable urge'
• Gas Prices: Feb. 2
• State: Federal officials allowed gun-walking for years in Arizona
• Gosar: No Taxpayer $$$ for Strippers or Pay Raises for Congress
• Baseball Great Bobby Richardson Speaks at Prayer Breakfast
• Another Scam: 'Let us fix that computer problem for you'
• Prescott Valley businesses benefit from AIA sporting events
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Granite Mt. and Thumb Butte Closures
• Police ask for public's help to solve construction container burglaries
• Enjoy the SuperBowl and Stock Up on Great Deals
• Prescott Valley moving forward to replace councilman
• Community Foundation has money available for non-profits
• System will help police and public fight crime
• Why let this house burn?
• Chino Valley Fire District promotes three
• News Briefs: "Dinner on the Go"
• News Briefs: Sharlot Hall Museum auditions
• News Briefs: Transit route and fare info
• News Briefs: Grant opportunities available for County organizations
• County Vehicle Auction - February 25, 2012
• Your tax dollars at work: Bond money modernized Yavapai College campuses, giving students a competitive edge
• Prescott Public Library Job Help Hub
• Arpaio accepts blame for botched sex cases, says aide
• Vaccinate your pets today: New strains of dangerous distemper sweeping Arizona
• City broaches possible November ballot issue on secondary property tax
• Prescott Valley moving forward to replace councilman
• Spoiling the fun: Vandals trash Prescott school's playground equipment, gardens
• Immigration bills return in Ariz. Senate
• Students prep for competitions during Career and Technical Education month
• Gas Prices: Feb. 1
• Scholarships available for local education students
• Live Prescott City Council Workshop: January 31, 2012
• Dawn Castaneda Changes Plea to Guilty on 1 Count of Class 4 Theft
• Dawn Castaneda pleads guilty to theft, faces new charges in alleged December 2011 shoplifting incident
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Player of the Week for Butler
• Hundreds of Applicants Line Up For Trader Joe's Jobs
• Castle Canyon Mesa residents urged to watch for burglaries
• Russell Pearce & Ron Gould To Speak at Yavapai Republican Men's Forum
• MATFORCE Lunch ‘n Learn: A Unique Look at Marijuana Addiction
• Stopwatch Gang documentary premieres where gang's story came to end
• Napolitano calls immigration laws 'outdated,' admits errors in Fast & Furious
• Local Photo: Stuck truck in Prescott
• Pirate play teaches fire safety, with plenty of laughs
• Senate candidate Bivens to speak in Prescott on Feb. 15
• Police say teens went inside vacant Prescott home for Ouija game
• Castle Canyon Mesa residents urged to watch for burglaries
• Collision on Whipple sends bicyclist to hospital
• How your Congressman voted
• Gas Prices: Jan. 31
• Supervisors hash out 2012 plans; Sheriff calls Prescott jail 'big issue'
• Man who stole $45K for car, friend's sex change gets probation
• Told no candidacy because she can't speak English, woman appeals
• Photo: Cowboy Collectors
• Yavapai College honors early nursing program faculty member, birder
• Library, writers' group seek youth short story contest entries
• Flag presenters needed for Elks celebration
• Grant opportunities here for Yavapai County organizations; YCCF has grants
• Locals take to the streets to make a living
• Bill's Daily Newscast: New Traffic Lights in Prescott
• Locals take to the streets to make a living
• Prescott Council wraps up budget workshops on Tuesday
• Big Chino hydroelectric project draws groundswell of interest
• Prescott YMCA's Pool is Reopening
• DPS seeks driver who fled fatal wreck
• State: Changes in wake of troubled arms trafficking probe
• Courthouse plaza scuffle results in arrest
• Driver flown to Flagstaff after crash on 89
• Speeding stop leads to arrest on multiple charges
• Verde partnership seeks education director
• Yavapai Supervisors' candidate field growing almost daily
• Prescott/Zeitz Sister City relationship discussions ongoing
• Healthy workshops at Camp Yavapines next month
• Governor Jan Brewer Speaks to the AZ Republican Party
• CD 4 Congressional Race Heats Up Quickly
• Weekly News In Review: January 23, 2012
• 3,800 people in Chino Valley without electricity after car veers across 3 lanes, hits APS power box
• Expect Brief Closures on I-17 Tuesday Night
• The 2013 Notice of Value is Coming
• Sundogs Special Teams Drop Komets in 6-3 Win
• Native Prescottonians: Did you shop here? Awning removal uncovers 1950s Goldwater's sign
• Don't become a statistic: Arizona has 2nd-highest identity theft incident rate
• Where better to hold the Arizona Historic Preservation conference than Prescott? '100 Years of Living History' coming in June
• Illegal immigrants can get driver's licenses easily in NM
• Officer finds 1 pound of meth hidden in car
• Reward offered on information about construction site burglaries
• I-17/Cordes Junction to experience brief closures Tuesday night
• Supervisors' annual retreat is Monday in Camp Verde
• State of the State speech to air on local channel 13
• Exhibit honors Arizona veterans killed fighting the War on Terror
• Ex-Sen. Russell Pearce wins AZ GOP leadership role
• Prescott Valley police receive grants to combat DUI, underage drinking
• Crime Series Alert – Vehicle Burglaries in Castle Canyon Mesa & PV
• Chino Valley Accident Takes Out APS Box
• A Grocery Getter for Dads
• Going to Market
• Sow Another Crop of Wildflowers
• Prescott Valley Town Council names two to Planning & Zoning commission
• Police officers learn latest first aid techniques to help K9s in the field
• Getting the green light: New Willow Creek signal set for activation Sunday
• Bassett luring trial: Defense lawyer questions officer who posed as 13-year-old girl in sex sting
• Prescott Public Library and Professional Writers of Prescott Present The 2012 Youth Short Story Contest at Prescott Public Library
• Paws To Read with Toby and Friends at Prescott Public Library
• Kingman inmate's wife may have hidden handcuff keys under courtroom chair
• Gas Prices: Jan. 28
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Shooting at Stepping Stones
• Tobin proposes special election on Arizona redistricting
• Arizona House of Representatives Stands with Israel
• Would $14,460 be enough for you? Cruise operator makes settlement offer
• Video store owner faces charges of sex with employee - a minor
• Police await lab results before ruling on fatal shooting at Stepping Stones
• Chino Valley burglar violates probation, goes to prison
• Hugos Cocina to donate 10% of sales to Paulden fire victims
• Daughter answers the call for kidney donation for her mother
• ARE YOU ZONING OUT ON THE ROAD?: Wrong-way drivers a catastrophe waiting to happen
• Voters must register by Monday for presidential preference election
• Paulden fire services topic of Feb. 2 PACO meeting
• Online sex sting trial begins with showing of child sex images, video clips
• PV police await lab results before ruling on fatal shooting at Stepping Stones
• Video store owner faces charges of sex with employee - a minor
• Prescott traffic stop reveals identity theft warrant for arrest
• Chino Valley hires interim town manager
• Supper honoring bard of Scotland is Saturday
• Teen in detention after burglary of YMCA lockers
• Chino Valley school district seeks new superintendent, public's help
• Chino Valley burglar violates probation, goes to prison
• Gas prices: Jan. 27
• Reactions to President Obama's Arizona Visit
• PACO to discuss emergency services at Feb. 2 meeting
• No arrests in Prescott Valley fatal shooting
• Silent Witness $2000 Cash Reward for Construction Site Burglaries
• Silent Witness $2000 Cash Reward for Construction Site Burglaries
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Kuknyo Steps Down from PV Chamber
• Fourth-graders chosen to open next time capsule in 2062
• Local Photo: Year of the Dragon
• DeMocker's brother fights subpoena for records
• Jury seated in 'Yavapai Six' online sex sting
• Prescott settles pedestrian/police car claim for $45,000
• State: Official says Arizona could have medical marijuana dispensaries by summer
• Defense team in death penalty trial wants to quit
• Walmart employee who stole $45K for sex-change operation gets probation
• Gas Prices: Jan. 26
• Police to give presentation on keeping kids safe from bullies, drugs, weapons
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Where the Deer and the Antelope Play
• Open Public Notices to the Public
• Chino Valley chooses interim town manager
• Fatal Shooting Under Investigation in PV
• No arrests in Prescott Valley fatal shooting
• Historical Society urges council to buy 1918 bank for Dewey-Humboldt museum
• Fain faces charges after DUI accident
• Solar project taking shape at water tank farm may save Prescott Valley $1.5M over 25 years
• Food Bank directors hope to 'stay put'
• Serial burgler pleads guilty; could get 17.5 years in prison
• Thursday night accident injures two
• 'Vote Centers' will take place of precincts in Yavapai County
• News Briefs: Support youth camp
• News Briefs: Nature classes at Highlands Center
• News Briefs: Free workshop on ABC's of Medicare
• Hockey fans witness a little history in Chino Valley
• News Briefs: Hospice Volunteer training
• News Briefs: Complimentary tickets Valentine's Veterans Concert
• Sheriff's Office receives grant for DUI enforcement
• Speaker Tobin: 'Arizonans Have a Right to Know'
• Tweets of a Listening Congressman
• Governor Brewer Pledges Balanced Budget and Innovation
• Bright future: Solar project taking shape at water tank farm may save Prescott Valley $1.5M over 25 years
• Burned-down Paulden home was outside of CVFD district
• State of the Union: Obama says American dream is in peril, fast action needed
• Learn to Download eBooks! at the Prescott Public Library
• Author Visit with Jack Bennett at Prescott Public Library
• Technical expert answers Humboldt Superfund questions Friday
• Forest Service meeting Thursday to help fire vendors
• Helicopters help pronghorn capturing efforts through Thursday
• Fain faces charges in alleged DUI accident
• YCSO stops big rig, finds more than 100 pounds of pot on board
• Prescott wastewater treatment plant improvements come with high price tag
• Gas Prices: Jan. 25
• Paulden home destroyed by fire
• Bill's Daily Newscast: I00 Pounds of Marijuana
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: January 24, 2012
• Kuknyo resigns from Prescott Valley chamber board
• Is Our Education System Just Another Monopoly?
• Man accused in knife attack found incompetent, set free
• Police seek Chino Valley man missing since Saturday
• 2 in drive-by shooting enter not guilty pleas
• Prescott Public Library Friends Of The Library Book Sale Every Day!
• Federal agencies, partners join AZ centennial fun
• Kingman escapee is back in custody
• State: Democrats introducing immigration law repeal
• Kuknyo resigns from Prescott Valley chamber board
• Teens tell police they smoked spice under bridge near middle school
• Man accused in knife attack found incompetent, set free
• Gas Prices: Jan. 24
• State: Arizona lawmakers to review federal gun-running sting
• Bill's Daily Newscast: I-17 Closures on Tuesday
• State: Burges gets Bundgaard's seat in Arizona Senate
• MATFORCE announces video contest
• Police seek Chino Valley man missing since Saturday
• CV Police Seeking Missing Man
• Prescott Valley councilman steps down
• Breaking News: Prescott Valley councilman steps down
• County Vehicle Auction - February 11, 2012
• Free Securities Seminar Hosted By Wedbush at Elks Theater
• Virtual IRS Tax Help Available from Catholic Charities
• Area Closures Coming Soon to Granite Mountain and Thumb Butte
• Chino Valley District Ranger Selected for the Prescott National Forest
• Technology makes voting precincts obsolete in 2012
• Wastewater treatment in the spotlight in Prescott
• Water, sewer, retaining wall work continues on Williamson Valley Road
• City closes Ken Lindley Park for rock wall replacement work
• Theme of 'love' leads Prescott art festival in April
• State: Lawmaker wants to set up high school Bible class
• Local Photo: Work at Citizens Cemetery continues
• Head-on collision in Prescott sends 2 to hospital
• Local Photo: Bowling for a good cause
• $33k in grant money will help YCSO stop drunk drivers
• State: Arizona posts large drop in homeless numbers, but advocates question count
• Veterans' art festival submissions taken next month
• State: Questions raised over Arizona's execution team
• Blood drive in Prescott Valley in February
• Attorney General Tom Horne To Speak at Republican Women's Luncheon
• Bill's News Week in Review: January 16, 2012
• Representative Gabrielle Gifford To Resign from Congress
• Professor Lovell Discusses Obama's Knowledge of Economics
• Arizona's Presidential Preference Election Coming Up Soon
• American Progressivism
• Medicine We All Need to Swallow
• Net value: Veteran says coaching basketball team gives him hope
• Lost and foundry: Chino Valley psychologist forges new life as an objet trouvé artist
• Mall library branch to close in March
• Suspect in stabbing death of girlfriend found not competent to stand trial
• Future heroes: Prescott Police Explorers' teamwork garners 6 awards at tactical competition
• Former public defender pleads not guilty to charges of pulling gun on bouncer
• Writers' group speaker to discuss memoir-writing
• Making a Great 'To-Do'
• Selling Your Home in Any Market, Any Time!
• It’s January So Let’s Start Pruning
• Foster Homes Needed for Kittens and Puppies
• Sheriff Rescue One is ready for flight
• Gov. Brewer visits Prescott, restates State of the State
• Friends of Library groups question benefits of blue donation bins
• MATForce offers free recovery coach training sessions
• Photo: Semi-truck gets stuck on White Spar Road
• BBB hosts free seminar on preventing ID theft
• Driver in DUI-drugs crash takes plea deal
• Gas Prices: Jan. 21
• Allen Edges Sundogs by a 4-3 Final
• 'Warm and Fuzzy' drive collecting coats and more
• The World's Oldest Rodeo Celebrates 125 Years in Prescott
• Bill's Daily Newscast: PV Looking Ahead to 2025
• Special Districts in 2013
• Congressman Jeff Flake Comes to Prescott
• County Assessor brings property tax facts to the people
• 'Creek Care' booklets offer tips for reducing pollution
• Prescott veteran pays it forward by helping other vets
• Two legislators will have to leave LD1, one way or another
• PUSD board retreat focuses on bond election, budget pressures
• Clinic offers free dentistry services Friday on first-come, first-served basis
• Riding the Rim Cowboy Poetry event is Sunday
• State: Judge orders Ariz. to proceed on pot dispensaries
• 'Found object' artist to speak on Saturday
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Tough Loss for Sundogs Against #1 Team
• It's National Popcorn Day!
• What Do SOPA and PIPA Have to Do With You?
• The Keystone Pipeline
• Prescott-area Buddhists meditate on life, the universe and everything
• Victim in fatal Granite Dells fall identified
• State: U.S. mayors' report forecasts slow recovery for Arizona cities
• State: Mayors urged to lead on immigration - but not to follow Arizona's path
• Groups harmonize in goal to make classical music more accessible
• Proposed hydroelectric plant near Seligman would use Big Chino groundwater
• State: Ariz. bill seeks disclosures of campaign spending
• State: Officials sponsor bill to fight copper theft
• One of 2 arrested after fatal fight gets competency exam
• Serial burglar pleads guilty, could spend 17.5 years in prison
• House passes symbolic measure against debt hike
• Gosar Rejects Debt Ceiling Increase
• Gas prices: Jan. 19
• Arizonan’s Deserve To Know Who is Influencing The Outcome of Elections
• Hear Wil Cardon in Chino Valley
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Sundogs to Face Tough Teams
• Breaking News: Inmate escapes from custody in Kingman
• Town's economic outlook for 2012 a little better
• Dewey-Humboldt supports Rural Ec-Dev grant for Mortimer's
• Prescott Valley Council, lawmakers spar over 'local control'
• County land-use dept. wants to get into sales tax enforcement
• Brewer wants budget surplus by year end
• Website chooses Jerome top 10 of 'America's Coolest Small Towns'
• Chino Valley firefighters assist after disasters
• News Briefs: Support church youth camp
• News Briefs: CV Library January events
• News Briefs: Transit volunteers
• News Briefs: Youth football elections meeting
• News Briefs: 'Healthy aging' topic of senior forum and lunch
• Nearly 30 pick up packets for five Board of Supervisors seats
• Tarkowski receives praise from Town Council but no pay hike
• Forest Service Holding Meetings For Fire Season Equipment Vendors
• Court won't review congressional immunity defense for Renzi
• Climber killed in Granite Dells fall in Prescott
• Prescott may cover dwindling revenues with sales tax hike
• Yavapai County supervisors nix county assessor's DC trip
• Fann seeks halt to state raiding Arizona State Parks revenues
• Yavapai County voters face much more than November's general election
• State: Arizona panel OKs new districts
• Central Yavapai Fire Board elects chairman, clerk
• Nearly 30 hopefuls for five Board of Supervisors seats
• U.S. Senate candidate Cardon in Chino Valley Thursday
• Prescott police: Teen allegedly hid marijuana in lip balm container
• U.S. Senate candidate Flake in Prescott Thursday
• Central Yavapai firefighters put out chimney fire
• I-17/Cordes interchange work requires closures, beginning Tuesday
• Traffic stop for speeding leads to major pot bust on I-17
• Sherff Babeu Speaks to the Hwy 69 Conservatives & Republicans
• Granite Dells Climber Does Not Survive Fall
• Bill's Daily Newscast: PUSD - It's Time to Retreat
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: January 17, 2012
• City Budget To Be Balanced, But Is It Sustainable?
• Congressman Jeff Flake to Hold Town Hall in Prescott
• BBB Offers Opportunity to Learn More About Identity Theft
• The Secular Coalition for Arizona Hires Prescott's Seráh Blain
• Removal of awnings will reveal earlier style of historic Otis building
• Dawn Castaneda Arrested for Alleged Shoplifting Incident
• Astronomy Club: Prescott's night skies not dark enough
• Prescott police seek suspects in burglary, attempted kidnapping
• Superfund scientists answer citizens' health questions Thursday
• Firefighters stop blaze at Yavapai College
• State: Arpaio to appeal decision in racial profiling case
• Free program on Zeppelins over London takes place Wednesday at Embry-Riddle
• Assessor discusses law changes that affect home property tax bills
• PUSD plans to apply for Race to the Top federal grant
• Photos: MLK spirit alive & well in Dexter area
• 'Detain McCain' protest at noon Tuesday in Prescott
• Gas prices: Jan. 17
• ROBBERY AFTERMATH:
• Photo: Clean-up effort clears way for reptiles
• Governor Brewer Offers a State Budget
• Ben Furlong to Speak at January Democratic Women Meeting
• Is Jerome the 'coolest small town in America'?
• MLK: Day of service celebrates King's legacy
• Tutors needed for adult non-readers
• County land-use department wants to get into sales tax enforcement
• City of Prescott may take action on budget this week
• MLK: Arizona's rocky road with King holiday spans decades
• Prescott man prays someone will return stolen Virgin Mary statue
• Committee hoping to realize Dewey-Humboldt's first park
• Crews continue construction work on Williamson Valley Road widening
• State: Report says Arizona has second-worst traffic-safety laws in the nation
• Crews complete reconstruction of Fair Street
• CASA for Babies: 'Nora'
• It's the News in Review: January 9-16, 2012
• The "You Gotta Do This" Bucket List for 2012
• Sundogs Win Two in a Row to Start the 2nd Half
• New Year’s Resolution: Lose Weight Not Money
• Failing grades: Arizona schools finish near bottom in national ranking
• City workers will tear down historic rock wall due to safety concerns
• DENTAL CARING: 5 Prescott dentists donate services for 31 children
• Dewey-Humboldt: New town manager from Florida adjusting to Western ways
• County Assessor to host talk on property taxes
• Gas Prices: Jan. 15
• The 2012 Toyota Camry: An Already-Great Car Gets Even Better
• It's Time to Get Organized!
• 3 Easy Steps to Choosing the Right Remodeling Contractor
• Starting Gardens from Seed
• Week 2 of Super Savings
• Classic Western rivals unite in Smoki art exhibit
• Prescott Valley Town Council, lawmakers spar over 'local control'
• Model citizens: Warcraft replica club showcases work at Prescott Public Library
• Tarkowski receives praise from Prescott Valley Town Council but no pay hike
• Judge upholds reporting by gun store owners
• Tribal cultural center, road plans progress
• Coyote caught in illegal trap euthanized
• Brewer wants state budget surplus at end of next fiscal year
• Speaker Tobin Promotes Economic Development
• PAYL Now Accepting Applications for 2012 Youth Academy
• Friday the 13th, Part I
• Citizens' Cemetery protects pioneers' graves with fence thanks to donors
• State Legislature sending centennial DVD to every school
• Fees waived for Martin Luther King Jr. Weekend
• Prescott Center for the Arts Announces winners of Second Annual Young Playwrights Festival
• City approves $232,000 in purchases of police cars, motorcycle
• APS customers could see drop in average 2012 bill
• Ariz. Democrats plan to seek repeal of immigration law
• ID theft scams reference tax software, Social Security cards, phone vouchers
• Body found in wrecked car confirmed to be missing Phoenix man
• Prescott National Forest waives day-use fees this weekend
• Ash Fork celebrates health care clinic addition Friday
• Art exhibit showcases works of PUSD students
• Gas Prices: Jan. 13
• Bill's Daily Newscast: I-17 Closure
• Open for Business: Growing Jobs Without Blowing the Budget
• Opportunities for Bi-Partisanship
• Suspects in armed robbery of Cordes Lakes McDonald's arrested
• Photo: The Arizona Sundogs and the Central Hockey League All-Star game
• Comedian David Brenner Live In Prescott
• Airborne Astronomy Takes Flight Again with SOFIA
• Pedestrian hit by police car seeks $100K from Prescott
• Prescott Trader Joe's plans March 9 opening
• Yavapai County will keep Legislative District 1 after all
• Man cited after asking police chief, others for money at a traffic light
• Reservations available for governor's State of the State address in Prescott
• Gas Prices: Jan. 12
• Mark Your Calendars: March 9, Trader Joe's Opens
• All-Stars Top Sundogs, 6-4, in 2012 CHL All-Star Game
• Traffic Alert: ADOT plans half-hour closure on I-17 Wednesday night
• Body believed to be missing Phoenix man found in car at bottom of Prescott ravine
• Drew Ryniewicz Honored With the Key to the Chino Valley
• Bill's Daily Newscast: Hockey, Dogs and Road Construction
• New Dewey-Humboldt town manager trades swim wear for cowboy boots
• Council may take state lawmakers to task at meeting
• Game & Fish shoots injured coyote in Lynx Lake Estates Tuesday
• Visionaries to request money for first Dewey-Humboldt park
• KOA not KO'd
• CV Chamber prepares for newest Citizen's Academy
• Missing Man Sought
• Sherff Mascher: Sedona Homicide Ballistics Match Anthem's Deputy Killer
• Year of extremes highlights top weather events for northern Arizona in 2011
• Pile Burning on The Verde Ranger District
• Yavapai County Assessor Pam Pearsall Talks Taxes at the Prescott Public Library
• Teen Advisory Group Meeting at Prescott Public Library
• Sedona-area slaying suspect killed in shootout with police
• Prescott Valley council may take state lawmakers to task at meeting
• Local Photo: Geography Bee
• Pair takes center stage for 'The Sunshine Boys'
• Prescott Valley commission advances standards on political signs
• Pavement work scheduled Wednesday on Fain Road
• Prescott Council questions prospect of 3 new roundabouts on Hwy. 89
• Phoenix man arrives at Prescott vacation home, then goes missing
• Gas Prices: Jan. 11
• Bill's Daily Newscast: CHL All-Star Game
• Paulden enthusiasts to open their world to train buffs Saturday
• Governor Brewer's Centennial State of the State Address
• Joint Statement from Senate President Steve Pierce and Speaker of the House Andy Tobin
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: January 10, 2012
• Letter to the Editor: Yavapai or Coconino County?
• Nonprofits turned recovery dollars into roofs, jobs
• Recovery Act impact remains an open book
• Legislative Preview: Prescott area gets new clout in 2012 session
• Police probe possible link between shooting deaths
• Agribusiness, equine school opens second semester in Prescott Valley
• Prescribed burns near I-17 Tuesday, Wednesday
• State: Brewer wants Arizona to repurchase state buildings
• Man accused of 'sexting' with children rejects plea deal
• Prescott police seek suspects stealing items from commercial sites
• State: Federal court hears case on Snowbowl ski resort
• Five local dentists to seal first molars for Prescott students
• Bill's Daily News: Dewey Humboldt Prepares for New Town Manager
• P&Z to discuss political signs on public rights of way
• Developer to buy remaining Quailwood lots, complete building
• Young talent on display at 'Tis Gallery downtown
• Cancellation of ADOT pact would save Prescott $50K
• Stimulus green helps keep the forest green
• Stimulus dollars helped keep school bells ringing, VA upgraded
• State: Interior Dept. to limit mining near Grand Canyon
• Prescott Valley's NAU campus grows by 18 students
• State: Giffords leads remembrance at candlelight vigil
• YC Performance Hall partners with consultant to offer more diverse shows
• Many service opportunities found locally for MLK Day
• State: Democratic olive branches rebuffed by GOP leader
• CASA for Teens: 'Miles'
• Gosar Picks Yavapai County, Does Lots of Q&A
• MCSO Deputy Killed - Possible Connection to Sedona Homicides
• Update: Victims identified in double homicide outside Sedona
• Music, Shopping, Culture in Cambodia
• Brahmas Score Five Unanswered Goals in 5-1 Win over Sundogs
• Stimulus report card: Recovery and Reinvestment Act money helped water systems small and large
• Grin and (polar) bear it: Locals brave a jump into frigid pool for seventh annual Prescott Valley event
• Stimulus report card - Where did all the money go?
• YCSO pegs gun firing .223-caliber bullets as likely weapon in apparent double homicide
• Ariz. Legislature returning amid new circumstances
• Prescott Valley P&Z to discuss political signs on public rights of way
• Construction work continues on Williamson Valley Road
• Giffords will soon face decision about future
• Prescott Show Choir to perform before Legislature Monday
• Eat some pizza, help some teens Wednesday
• Traffic delays expected on Hwy. 169 next week
• Speaker Andy Tobin Requests Audit of the AIRC
• Update on Double Homicide in Sedona
• 2012 Real Estate Outlook: A Good Year Ahead!
• Breaking News: Gosar switches to Prescott's congressional district
• Choosing the Right Color
• Gosar Formally Announces Yavapai Candidacy
• “Houseplanted” Homes Exude Numerous Health Benefits
• Sundogs Snap Skid with Shootout Win Over Texas, 2-1
• Developer to buy remaining Quailwood lots, complete building
• Federal spending is hot topic at Gosar town hall
• City sales tax revenues continue upward trend
• Bundgaard resigns from Senate amid ethics hearings
• Website lets Yavapai County residents track crimes in their neighborhoods
• Snow birders: Winter affords local birdwatchers fresh flocks
• YCSO investigates double homicide outside Sedona
• Trial not likely for Loughner in 2012
• Gas Prices: Jan. 7
• Victims of Apparent Double Homicide Found in Sedona
• Phippen Museum: Great Arizona Landscape Painters From 1900's
• Bill's Roundup: Sundogs Update
• Sentencing Reform: A Solution in Search of a Problem
• Photo: Swearing-in of new Yavapai County Recorder
• CrimeMapping Comes to Yavapai County
• Fight the Blight: Graffiti Removal Detail seeks help keeping Prescott tag-free
• PCA Audition for 'The 39 Steps'
• USGS working on response to concerns about its Big Chino computer model
• YCSO's Mascher elected president of Sheriffs Association
• Gosar deciding where to run in 2012
• PUSD board elects president, OKs referee payment system
• Forest Service job fair is Saturday in Prescott
• Man arrested on felony warrants after rollover on Rosser
• Access 13 adds 'cutting-edge' equipment
• Phoenix radio personality, wife found dead
• Woman says state Sen. Scott Bundgaard struck her during car ride
• Arpaio announces plans to seek re-election
• Photo: Swearing-in of new Yavapai County Recorder
• Gas Prices: Jan. 6
• The Republican Women of Prescott install 2012 Board of Directors
• Bill's Roundup: Who Will Lead Chino Valley Next?
• Sheriff Paul Babeu Announces Run for CD4
• New Year, New Savings
• Russell Pearce & Paul Babeau To Speak at Hwy 69 Conservatives
• Russell Pearce & Paul Babeu To Speak at Hwy 69 Conservatives
• WWII veteran raises $100K to improve lives of disabled vets
• PSYCH-KR Basic and Advanced Integration Workshops
• Skype The Author: Mike Artell At Prescott Public Library
• Free Introduction to PSYCH-KR
• Forest Service Employment Workshop And Career Expo
• Crowds protest against sale of 'designer drugs' in Prescott
• Issues arise over Ray's claim of indigency
• State: Judge dismisses medical marijuana suit by Arizona
• Polar Bear Splash returning Saturday for 7th year
• 2 flee from officers during DUI task force
• Fain Road widening work begins this week
• Another continuance granted in Castaneda case
• Gas Prices: Jan. 5
• Sheriff Scott Mascher Elected as President of the Arizona Sheriff's Association
• Bill's Roundup: Open House at the Step One Community Center Thursday
• Let's Tax the Rich
• Holiday DUI task force nets 17 impaired drivers
• New County Supervisor districts make for wide-open races
• 4 HUSD schools earn Hot Shots awards for high immunization rates
• Council to consider development agreement in Quailwood
• County School Supt. Tim Carter appoints LaBeth Pondish to JTED board
• Donation assists local adults with disabilities
• Wynn takes reins as interim police chief
• News Brief: Pearsall talks taxes in Paulden
• News Brief: Arizona Centennial Gallery Show
• News Brief: Visually impaired can learn in-home skills
• Local agent plans Dollar Store for Paulden
• Health Dept.: Yavapai County has lowest immunization rate in state
• Meet new Dewey-Humboldt manager today
• ADOT work will restrict lanes on Highway 89A
• Christmas events set new benchmark for future years, say organizers
• Yavapai County: Salary bumps, incentive pay OK'd
• Thurman: County's unmanned aerial vehicle plan up in the air
• PV council to consider development agreement in Quailwood
• Man takes plea, will serve 3.5 years in assault, rape case
• Man gets 80 years for sex with a child
• Crews continue work on Williamson Valley Road widening project
• Crews conduct finishing work on Fair Street this week
• 2011 a year of weather extremes for Prescott, country
• ADOT work will restrict lanes on Highway 89A
• ADOT announces intermittent Wednesday night closures of I-17
• Gas Prices: Jan. 4
• MATForce Lunch ‘n Learn Yavapai Reentry Project
• DUI Taskforce Results in 216 Citations
• Sundogs Fall 3-2 in Overtime off Bad Bounce
• ADOT Updates
• Bill's Roundup: New PUSD Meeting Format?
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: January 3, 2012
• Council Committee Assignments
• Officials: Prescott Valley has 'no appetite' for residential CFDs
• City of Prescott Public Affairs Office Receives Award
• Home Stays and the Cambodian Culture
• Prescott man arrested after 4,000 sexual images of minors allegedly found on laptop
• New book chronicles careers in local service
• State: Brewer expected to seek more funding for child services
• Local Photo: Baby rings in the New Year
• Officials: Prescott Valley has 'no appetite' for residential CFDs
• Two booked on charges of felony shoplifting, stolen property trafficking
• Prescott Farmers Market offers grants to support gardens at local schools
• The Playwright in Roller Skates
• Sundogs Trade Szuper and Schafer to Missouri
• Yavapai College Heads to Tahiti
• City Employees, Community Partners Share Holiday Cheer
• Courthouse Lighting report among issues on Prescott Council agenda
• CFDs provide alternative means for financing infrastructure
• Yuma shooting survivor relishes simple things
• Zelms takes on deputy manager post in Prescott
• 'Synthetic' marijuana is problem for US military
• Bill's Week in Review: December 26, 2011
• Barnes & Noble Closes Its Doors in Prescott
• Northpoint Students Grapple with Beauty and Tragedy in Cambodia
• Pescott's First-ever 'Boot Drop' Ushers in 2012
• Photos: Boot Drop welcomes in 2012 in downtown Prescott
• Stories to watch in 2012
• Resignations shake up Statehood Day event planning
• Prescott man may face charges of child abuse after toddler son found walking alone on bridge
• CFDs finance improvements for subdivisions, with homeowners paying in the long run
• Gosar to hold town hall in Prescott Thursday
• Things You'll Want to Know If Attending the Boot Drop
• Police: More cars set afire in LA in spate of suspected arson attacks
• Treat Yourself to a Spa-Like Shower in the New Year
• County Assessor Pam Pearsall Explains 27¢ Tax Increase
• Sundogs Pick Up Point Despite 5-4 Shootout Loss
• A Gardener’s Resolutions for 2012
• A Year in Review: An Outsider Goes to Congress
• Bill's Roundup: Celebrations and Fireworks
• Killing of bin Laden voted top world news story of 2011
• Appeal under way on ruling in wrongful termination lawsuit
• Top Stories of 2011 - #1: Long racetrack tradition gallops to a halt
• Referee payments, animals in schools up for Prescott school board discussion
• Alert citizens help get DUI drivers off streets; police plan saturation patrols through Sunday
• Gas Prices: Dec. 31
• CVR Preview: Interview with Interim Police Chief Chuck Wynn
• 'Romeo' violates probation, goes to prison
• Sheriff proposes financial incentive for deputies living in outlying areas
• New road alignments begin this week at Cordes Jct. interchange
• Man faces pot, felony criminal damage charges
• Top Stories of 2011: #2 - Prescott Best Fest kicks off state centennial celebrations with 3-day extravaganza
• Few changes to next year's Prescott Unified School District calendar
• 2011 Stories Honorable Mention: Prescott veteran receives medals of honor - more than 40 years late
• DeMocker trial: Prosecution wants 'voice in the vent' interview admitted
• Alert citizens help get DUI drivers off the streets
• New round of water/sewer rate increases goes into effect Jan. 1
• Telephone scammers targeting local seniors
• Man arrested after telling officer he shot a rifle in his backyard
• Prescott Unified School District may apply for waiver from state for snow day
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Cyera
• Bill's Roundup: How a Hiker Died, and Mortgage Scams
• First Tuk-Tuk Ride in Cambodia
• 'Be a Lifesaver, Not a Bystander' - New CPR Techniques
• Ignoring tax notice may cost homeowners
• Precott PD Ranks 15th Nationwide in Crime Prevention
• Gosar To Kick Off New Year Hosting Four Town Halls
• And They're Off! 10 Northpoint Students Travel to Cambodia
• "Bath Salt" Protest Planned for January 4
• Igniting illegal fireworks could have explosive consequences
• 2011 Stories Honorable Mention: Murder suspect found dead months after crime
• Top Stories of 2011: #3 - Spiritual leader James Arthur Ray takes a long, slow fall
• County job review may result in some reclassifications, pay increases
• Long arm of the law nabs man in 14-year-old case
• Prescott firefighters rescue hiker stranded on Granite Dells
• Swing your way into 2012 at the Elks Opera House
• Hiker killed in 150-foot fall
• Gas Prices: Dec. 29
• Bill's Roundup: Sundogs, Road Construction, More
• Planning & Zoning Public Hearing Notice
• Seniors Targeted in Fraud and Scam Schemes
• Police arrest Chino man after he flees through PV at up to 100 mph
• Prescott Valley not offering New Year's Eve festivities for second year
• Police previously investigated child molestation suspect
• Alert drivers help take DUIs off the road in Prescott Valley
• Teachers put Ed Foundation grant money to good use
• New Years closures
• Supervisors overrule hearing officer
• Better Business Bureau issues SCAM alert
• And a Happy Festivus From Congress Too
• Chino Valley man flees Prescott Valley police at 100 mph
• Man leads police on 100 mph chase through Prescott Valley
• New County Supervisor districts make for wide-open races
• Stories of the Year: Mascher comes out of retirement to take over for Waugh
• Crews continue work on Williamson Valley Road widening
• 2 women injured in collision at Ruth and Whipple
• City schedules final paving on Fair Street Wednesday
• Prescott Valley not offering New Year's Eve festivities for second year
• Fann employees support local nonprofits with $34.5K donation
• Gas Prices: Dec. 27
• Top Stories of 2011: #4 - Redistricting process splits county, drawing fire, praise
• The First 'Boot Drop' To Occur on New Year's Eve
• Bill's Roundup: New Accreditation for VA
• NAU student killed in Christmas Eve wreck in Prescott Valley
• County Vehicle Auction - January 28, 2012
• Prison report: No murderers housed in Kingman
• Top Stories of 2011: #5 - Public Art's Struggle: Bench's construction, destruction fuels debate
• Prescott school district recognized for training program
• State: Arizona schools face big changes in next few years
• Dump your used Christmas trees through Jan. 9
• State: Isabella, Jacob top Arizona's most popular baby names
• State: New DUI law to relax interlock device requirement
• NAU student killed in Christmas Eve wreck in Prescott Valley
• Death of a Tyrant
• Man faces charges for allegedly exposing himself in parking lot
• Man faces charges for allegedly exposing himself in parking lot
• Single-vehicle rollover shuts down 69 on Christmas Day; woman seriously hurt
• Top Stories of 2011: #6 - Elise Townsend - former developer, Senate candidate - ends up in prison
• Man faces charges for allegedly exposing himself in parking lot
• Photo: A season for giving ~ Blankets 4 Kids
• Damage in last week's Dewey home fire tops $100,000, officials say
• DeMocker's new judge gets down to work
• Prescott police's year-round crime prevention efforts receive national award
• Week in Review: December 20, 2011
• PAL welcomes public nominations for Man, Woman & Youth leaders of year
• Schools encouraged to take part in state Grammar Bowl
• Kids create 'Just Say No' artwork for MATForce pizza box topper contest
• The Story of Christmas
• Making A Difference: Fann Employees Give Back in Tough Times
• Top Stories of 2011: Gateway Mall suffers exodus of several stores
• Paying it forward pays off for family when Dad faces layoff
• Making spirits bright: Local residents light up the holidays with elaborate Christmas displays
• Décor lights up two-acre spread at Bais home
• Lights cover house, lawn at Radcliff place
• Local economy slowly starting to improve
• 'Secret Santa' will match your UAF donation
• Fry's donation to help provide breast diagnostic services
• Nearly 150 graduate from Prescott College
• Phone calls lead to harassment charges for man
• Police charge man after firearm incident
• Employee may face charges for taking old items
• Man, 20, suffers severe injuries in PV rollover
• Gas Prices: Dec. 25
• NORAD Santa trackers having record holiday
• Times Merchants are Closing & Reopening
• From Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac to Candy Canes
• 2012 Wild Flowers to Bloom
• Christmas miracle: Baby in critical condition years ago now healthy and happy - with a little help from Santa
• Thieves target Baby Jesus Nativity figures
• Top Stories of the Year: No. 8 - DeMocker case dragged on through 2011; retrial starts next year
• Congress extends payroll tax cut, jobless benefits
• Man surrenders to YCSO, FBI after barricading himself in home
• Firefighters buy Christmas gifts for families in need
• Bill's Roundup: Merry Christmas
• Video: Chino's Drew sings Christmas with Justin Bieber and Stevie Wonder
• FBI and YCSO Worked Together to Bring Suspect Into Custody
• Drew Ryniewicz Learns Dreams Do Come True
• Catch 22, Day 22: David Wayne Maloney
• Rapid City Rush send 'Dogs Home in Defeat
• Legislators warn that urbanites will dominate Prescott's district
• Prescott Public Library Discussion Groups for January 2012
• Top Stories of 2011: #9 Long-awaited water model faces controversy before it's even public
• Antique Auto Club brings cheer to veterans for Christmas
• Gas Prices: Dec. 23
• Bill's Roundup: Shop With the Cop Recap
• AIRC Agrees on Tentative Final Maps; Speaker Tobin Responds
• Catch 22, Day 21: Luis Mathew Florez
• PSA Job Help Hub Interview Skills Class
• 3 arrested in Bagdad windmill, water tank shooting incident that caused $20K in damage
• 2011 was a year of transition in Prescott city manager's office
• Top Stories of 2011: #10 - Huge land exchange is blowing in the wind
• City uses land investment to draw Trader Joe's
• Suspect arrested in Sedona theft of $600,000 in coins and cash
• Judge convicts husband-and-wife drug couriers found with gun, cocaine
• Prescott leads list of magazine's 'Top Western Towns'
• Police think Jhessye Shockley was killed, dumped in bin
• Arpaio officers turn in federal credentials
• Villas at Beaver Creek investor sues county Board of Supervisors
• Catch 22 program snares another suspect
• Gas Prices: Dec. 22
• Catch 22 Day 22 Suspect: DAVID WAYNE MALONEY
• It's Coming...
• Felony Criminal Damage in Bagdad - 3 Suspects in Custody
• Bill's Roundup: Sundogs on the Road; Hear the Legislators
• 2012 Candidate Information Report
• Former Dewey-Humboldt official files intent to sue
• Teachers receive Prop 301 money and 'sad facts'
• Holiday Tunes
• Arizona redistricting commission OKs congressional map
• In the hole: Drop in golf rounds leads to deficit for Antelope Hills Golf Course
• House GOP rejects 2-month payroll tax cut
• Former Dewey-Humboldt official files intent to sue town
• Firefighter files federal lawsuit against City of Prescott, claims harassment
• Judge in Schlee case finds 'no impropriety' in competency program
• Donations to eligible charities, schools qualify for tax credit
• Man arrested on charges of child molestation
• Prescott Valley Public Library hosting free Skype sessions for military families
• Christmas Holiday Closures
• Photo: In search of the perfect present
• Arrested
• Fire Department Captain Sues the City of Prescott; City Responds
• $2000 Award Offered
• Catch 22, Day 20: Thomas Clinton Morrison
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: December 20, 2011
• Eighteen Candidates Already Pull Packets for Supervisor Positions
• Bill's Roundup: Suspects Sought in Cottonwood and PV
• Prescott, AZ Named 'Top Western Town of 2011'
• Prescott Valley police seek help to solve mail thefts
• Bicyclist stops man who admits to taking necklace
• The world's largest retailer continues to postpone construction in Prescott Valley
• Instead of 336 years, man gets 10 years for downloading child porn
• Circle L Ranch animal sanctuary seeks financial rescue to stay afloat
• County supervisors overrule hearing officer; will allow meetings at homes, Internet postings
• Woman took refunds from store, police say
• Bicyclist stops man who admits to taking necklace
• Convicted felon gets 7 years in federal prison for border crossing
• Bradshaw High students compete with homemade trebuchets
• Reading program lends new books to preschool children
• Mayors collect Toys for Tots
• Prescott Valley police seek help to solve mail thefts
• Gas prices: Dec. 20
• Farmers Market to give grants to schools
• Catch 22, Day 19: Manuel Dera
• Bill's Roundup: Stolen Coins, Roadwork and a Reopened Homicide Case
• AIRC Proposes To Gerrymander Pierce, Tobin Out of Yavapai County's District
• Catch 22 Day 19 Suspect: THOMAS CLINTON MORRISON
• Funding the Arizona Department of Tourism
• Statement by Sen. McCain on the Death of Kim Jong-il
• Catch 22, Day 18: Ruth Nellie Cardoso-Gomez
• Prescott golf course, airport to defend budgets at workshop
• Police track down suspect in attempted homicide case
• Firefighters put out Williamson Valley mobile home blaze
• Equipment stolen from previously burgled location
• Man arrested on charges of robbery and false reporting
• Forest Service moves offices from VA
• Red Rock Pass fee area is now much smaller
• Sheriff Arpaio ordered to pay legal fees in records fight
• Youth ministry effort clothes teens for free
• Photo: 'Be a Santa to a Senior' wraps up
• City plans to pave Fair Street this week
• Catch 22 Day 19 Suspect: MANUEL DERA
• Photos: Last-Minute Shopping
• Auction raises money for scholarships
• CASA for Babies: 'Isabella'
• Williamson Valley Road work continues
• Relative bail, money scam preys on seniors, others
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, has died
• Organization looking for prom dress donations
• Gas prices: Dec. 19
• Businesses team up for free rides home
• Week in Review: December 12, 2011
• Business Profile: Yavapai County Contractor's Association
• Tough Weekend for the Sundogs Against the Tulsa Oilers
• Telephone Scammers Exploit Local Residents
• Catch 22, Day 17: David Lee Dehart
• Sundogs, McWhite’s Surprise Children with Toys
• Senate OKs payroll tax cut, huge spending bill - which Gosar calls a 'crap sandwich'
• Zoning officials aim to expand jurisdiction into World Wide Web
• Groundbreaking marks start of Fain Road widening
• Officials push for renewed emphasis on infrastructure improvements
• Relive the magic: Video of local holiday highlights
• 3 subscribers to free Sunday Select savings publication win gift cards in sweepstakes
• Burglar makes off with rare coins, silver bars and $80,000 in cash from Sedona residence
• Indie time-travel film coming to Prescott Valley Thursday
• St. Luke's says 'Don't Spend Christmas Alone'
• Noble goal: Arizona Sundogs surprise children at Toys for Kids event
• UAF needs donations for pet food bank
• 'Not So Silent Night' concert helps Prescott High School programs
• A Realtor Looks Back at 2011 and Peeks Forward at 2012
• Knobs and Pulls - Jewelry for Your Cabinetry
• Got a Gardener on your Gift List?
• State's new school grading system emphasizes students' academic growth
• Merry melodies: Lincoln students continue tradition of caroling at the courthouse
• YCSO links suspect to string of burglaries
• Clear goal: Ongoing testing aims to improve water quality at Watson Lake
• Ariz. prosecutor wants immigration checks restored
• Yavapai County officials relieved prisoner transfers, forced contributions may be nixed
• The price of citification: Final payment due in January for Prescott Valley improvement district
• Students donate 10,000 cans of food to Open Door, Yavapai Food Bank
• Bill's Roundup: Interim Appointments
• Drew to Meet'N'Greet at Friday's Sundogs Game
• Catch 22, Day 16: James Stanton Stewart
• Power Play Leads Sundogs to 3-2 Win Over Mallards
• Feldmeier pegged as interim state parks director
• City evaluates applications for new Field and Facilities director position
• Chino Valley town manager resigns
• Students portray people from ancient civilizations at living history museum
• Gas Prices: Dec. 16
• Feds issue scathing report against Arpaio
• Planned Parenthood resuming abortion services in 2 Arizona cities
• YBBBS Child of the Week - Alexis
• Brewer backs off 2 major cost shifts to counties
• Candlelight tours at Fort Verde this weekend
• Bill's Roundup: Sundogs!
• Town Manager Mike Scannell resigns
• Representative Gosar Files Resolution of No Confidence in Holder
• U.S. formally ends Iraq war
• Update: Alleged Residential Burglar Arrested in Prescott
• Catch 22, Day 15: Joel Vidrio
• What's There To Do?
• Prescott Valley Man Arrested for Reporting False Robbery
• Fry’s Donates to the Community Health Center of Yavapai
• COUNTDOWN TO STATEHOOD: Centennial gifts celebrate Arizona's upcoming 100th birthday
• Completing the circle?: Liability risks delay council decision on new trail section around Watson Lake
• State: Critics want Arpaio to resign
• More snow could be on the way in Yavapai County
• Occupy Prescott now has website
• Costa, once held on record bond, gets probation, will be deported
• Catch 22 felon arrested in Massachusetts
• 2 arrested in drive-by shooting
• Yavapai Food Bank drive falls short
• Prescott Public Library Viewerie showcases CASA for Kids gift tree
• Montessori School wins resort's gingerbread display contest
• Gas Prices: Dec. 15
• Catch 22 Day 15 Suspect: JOEL VIDRIO
• Supervisors averse to Maricopa's waste in Yavapai's landfill
• Hometown waste company 'goes green' with recycling operation
• Followup: Lynx Lake and shore still open
• Bill's Roundup: Acker News & Info
• Mallards Prevail Over Sundogs in Overtime, 4-3
• 3 sent to hospital after Chino Valley Highway 89 wreck
• After 22 years, Chino Police Chief Pat Huntsman will put away her badge
• Catch 22, Day 14: Carlos Maya Pimentel
• Saturday fire destroys motorhome but spares house, garage
• Mardi Gras in December, Celebration of Learning, Wildflower
• 3 sent to hospital after Chino Valley Highway 89 wreck
• Aviation Safety Pioneer and Florida Senate President To Speak at Embry-Riddle Commencement Ceremonies
• Chino Valley: Longest-running police chief in Arizona retires
• Fast and flurrious: Storm clears out after dumping more than 2 feet of snow
• Arsenic removal for 3 water wells suspended
• Modern curriculum brings ancient lessons to life
• 2 arrested with stolen backhoe and ATV
• State: Natl. Guard presence at border to be reduced
• Nation: House backs bill to speed oil pipeline from Canada
• Prescott students fly a simulated mission at Challenger Space Center
• Emergency responders practice technical rescue techniques at Watson Lake
• Catch 22 felon arrested in Massachusetts
• Gas Prices: Dec. 14
• Lynx Lake and shore still open
• How your Congressman voted
• 'Go-to guy' in need of a helping hand after accident
• Catch 22 Day 14 Suspect: CARLOS MAYA PIMENTEL
• Friday spaghetti dinner will aid Little League coach injured in quad accident
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: December 13, 2011
• Bill's Roundup: School Board Happenings
• Public Meeting on Wednesday to Discuss Status of Watson Lake
• Catch 22, Day 13: Jose Rogelio Herrera-Martinez
• Chino Valley man gets 1.5 years for 'movie night' rape
• Last-minute shoppers can help local causes; annual bazaar this Saturday in Prescott
• Ray claims indigence as state cross-appeals
• Pair in money-for-sex-change case likely to serve little time
• Chino Valley man gets 1.5 years for 'movie night' rape
• Man who stole videogames while on probation sentenced
• Gosar discusses payroll tax, budget bills on tap this week
• Immigration popular Arpaio topic - to no one's surprise
• State: Group files initiative to legalize Arizona casinos
• Prescott students take part in food drive for Open Door
• Catch 22 Day 13 Suspect: JOSE ROGELIO HERRERA-MARTINEZ
• Farmers market awarding grants to schools
• 2nd meeting about new sister city is Thursday
• Billion-dollar weather disasters smash record
• Prescott Valley company looks to stuff bus full of toys
• MATForce accepting entries for youth video contest
• Gas prices: Dec. 13
• National Geographic Photographer To Speak on Mongolia
• United Animal Friends Collecting Donations of Pet Food
• Bill's Roundup: New (Used) Vehicles for Cottonwood Police
• Prescott Valley, Fains extend tax reimbursement plan 10 years
• Town Council OKs plan for open-air market
• Winter storm warning for today through Wednesday
• Lista de Votación Temprana Permanente
• U.S. Supreme Court to Hear SB 1070; Justice Kagan Recuses
• Prescott program brightens Christmas season for kids
• Prescott wants to suspend treatment on three water wells
• Prescott Valley, Fains extend tax reimbursement plan 10 years
• State: DPS purchase of 1,000 Tasers raising questions
• State: McCain, Kyl chime in on botched sex-crimes cases
• Prescott police: Jeep doors susceptible to thefts
• Chino Valley officer saves family from house fire
• CASA for Teens: 'Haley'
• Christmas star part of planetarium event Thursday
• Prescott resident to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro for women's justice
• Catch 22 Day 12 Suspect: WILBER NOE GASTELLUM
• Week in Review: December 5, 2011
• Exploring the Musical Culture of Cambodia
• Where Does the True Allegiance of our Politicians Lie?
• Catch 22, Day 11: Juan Ramon Dominguez
• Sundogs to Welcome Home X-Factor’s Drew on December 16th
• Officers help kids choose gifts at Shop With a Cop event
• PSA Job Help Hub at Prescott Public Library
• Historic rock wall continues to raise safety concerns
• PV Town Council OKs plan for open-air market
• Shoppers encouraged to 'Be a Santa to a Senior'
• County supervisor proposes $2M courthouse renovation
• Fire renders motor home in Chino Valley a total loss
• Gas Prices: Dec. 11
• Catch 22 Day 11 Suspect: JUAN RAMON DOMINGUEZ
• Christmas Decor: What's 'In'? What's 'Outdated'? What can we use 'Year 'Round'?
• Christmas is Full of Design Ideas
• Getting to the Root Problem in the Real Estate Market
• Today is the 'Box out Breast Cancer' Basketball Benefit
• Photos by ERAU students, staff featured in Weather Club's 2012 calendar
• Photos: Acker Musical Showcase's Sounds of the Season
• Hattar gets 3.5 years for assaulting, threatening family member
• Wreaths Across America volunteers honor veterans at Prescott National Cemetery
• KayAnne Riley, Yavapai Humane Society reach lawsuit settlement
• Tough pill to swallow: Goodwin Street Pharmacy closing its doors
• Supervisors averse to Maricopa's waste in Yavapai's landfill
• YMCA adds new triathlon class to fitness schedule
• ADOT continues night work at Cordes interchange
• ADOT schedules pavement striping on Highway 89A
• Catch 22 Day 10 Suspect: KRISTEN MARTIN
• Rush Hold on for 4-2 Win Over Sundogs
• Bill's Roundup: Weekend Entertainment, and Stopping Criminals
• Tips lead to arrest in Chino Valley burglaries
• Gosar Supports Legislation to Stop Nonsensical Dust Regulations
• Alleged Residential Burglar Arrested in Prescott
• State Award Presented to County Paralegal Kathy Durrer
• Super-sized lunar eclipse is Saturday
• Trailblazers: OHV Ambassadors get national award
• Clarkdale celebrates Arizona centennial with historic reenactments, tours
• Park bench controversy: Prescott Council doesn't take accusations sitting down
• Hadley found guilty of child sexual abuse
• Work starts on solar project in Prescott Valley
• Two of 'Yavapai Six' accused of sex with minors want girls' testimony dismissed
• Catch 22, Day 8: Roger Cochrane
• Tips lead to arrest in Chino Valley burglaries
• CYFD puts out fire after pickup, trailer collide
• Gas Prices: Dec. 9
• Deputies find heroin, cocaine after stopping driver for speeding
• Fallen tree branches cause car damage, 'hardship' for owners
• Crown King's light parade is Saturday
• Catch 22 Day 9 Suspect: ERNESTO ROMERO-SALCEDO
• Business Profile: Mortimer Family Farms & Holiday Traditions
• Business Profile: Mortimer Family Farms & Holiday Traditions
• Bill's Roundup: YMCA, Roadwork and Arrests
• Virginia Tech gunman believed to be dead
• County Vehicle Auction
• Town mulls extending development agreement with Fains by 10 years
• Sedona's Film School Announces Winning Film From ZGI Alumni
• That Email From the BBB? It's a Fake
• Catch 22, Day 7: Martin Lee Williamson
• The legacy of Fred Lucas: Prescott artist's work lives on, keeps local history alive
• Student veterans thank Pearl Harbor survivors for their service
• TAG Teen Advisory Group Meeting
• Fifth Annual Cookie House Decorating
• District 1 Supervisor Carol Springer won't run for re-election in 2012
• False alarm fines pile up for charter school
• DEMOCKER TRIAL: Judge comes back from retirement to hear case
• Miniature village display is a Dickens of a holiday tradition
• PV mulls extending development agreement with Fains by 10 years
• Burning Desire to Feed the Hungry starts Friday
• Look for alternating lane closures on Pioneer Parkway
• Learn about territorial Christmases Saturday at museum
• Gas prices: Dec. 8
• Catch 22 Day 8 Suspect: ROGER COCHRANE
• Palace Restaurant & Saloon Hosts "Giving Tree" to Aid Local Children
• Carol Springer Will Not Run for Re-Election in 2012
• Bill's Roundup: Watch Out for Data Rates When Traveling
• Lightning strikes at school during storm
• Ranchers suing Assessor; challenge new land values
• Ravens are culprits in power failures
• News Briefs
• Early morning fire destroys barn
• Chino police will use grants for holiday safety
• Police charge woman for attempted robbery in purse snatching incident
• Lynx, Verde Valley nesting sites close for bald eagles
• Catch 22, Day 6: Miguel Angel Lonzo Franco
• Downtown business owner sings at Acker, too
• Chino Valley X Factor star back in Arizona
• Forest Road 104 on Mingus Mountain Closed for the Winter
• Ray to appeal homicide conviction
• City Fleet department grapples with payment of garage debt
• 70 years ago today: 'Pearl Harbor is being attacked. This is no drill'
• Prescott students talk to cadets, take in football game during visit to Air Force Academy
• Cordes Lakes teen gets away from alleged kidnapper
• Don't be blue: Elvis holiday tribute coming to Elks Opera House
• State: Arizona appeals court won't block Medicaid freeze
• Man arrested for alleged YRMC assault
• Alert Teen Thwarts Sex Offender Kidnap Attempt
• Shop with a Cop gets financial boost
• Holiday donations just the latest for Prescott Victorian society
• Catch 22 Day 7 Suspect: MARTIN LEE WILLIAMSON
• Additional Suspects Arrested in March on Meth
• Bill's Roundup: Decisions, Decisions
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: December 6, 2011
• Chino Valley woman takes over as county recorder
• Passer-by alerts Chino family to fire
• Ranchers suing Assessor; challenge new land values
• DeMocker Trial: Judge assigned on Thursday is out on Monday
• Storm update: 50 collisions keep officers, deputies busy
• Chino Valley woman takes over as county recorder
• Fireplace blaze causes at least $50K in damage
• Firefighters to start burning slash piles
• Passer-by alerts Chino family to fire
• Lynx, Verde sites close for bald eagles
• Catch 22 Day 6 Suspect: MIGUEL ANGEL LONZO FRANCO
• Photo: Pioneers' Home holiday sale
• UniSource places first in PV parade
• Stepping Stones moves to new digs
• Catch 22, Day 5: Claudio Duran Lopez
• Gas prices: Dec. 6
• Dreams Do Come True - YHS Raffles Off Mustang
• Bill's Roundup: Christmas Trees, JTED, More
• Mayor Kuykendall Recognizes Local Community Groups
• Prescott PD Reports 26 Accidents on Saturday
• Making Snow Ice Cream
• ADOT: Start of Fain Road widening imminent
• UPDATE: Prescott Unified School District closed today
• Schools Closed or on a 2-Hour Delay
• Snow Adds Extra Festive Touch to Parade, Lighting
• Injured veteran competes in Marine Corps Marathon
• New Years Eve at the Elks Opera House
• Pile Burning The Week Of December 5, 2011
• Community Café aims to offer jobs, training for unemployed
• Budget talks continue, with four Prescott departments up for review
• DeMocker case gets new judge
• Prescott school board to consider budget revisions, next year's calendar
• Prescott Valley hosting open house for residents
• Local Photo: Holiday Village
• Man booked for disorderly conduct at light parade
• Local Photo: Christmas Courthouse before & after
• Alleged drug theft at YRMC leads to arrest
• CASA for kids: 'Grace and Frankie'
• Catch 22 Day 5 Suspect: CLAUDIO DURAN LOPEZ
• Camp Verde jurisdiction issue has costly potential
• Catch 22, Day 4: Mariaha Marie Wilson
• Sundogs Come Back for Shootout Win Over Bees, 3-2
• Sometimes You Do Find What You're Looking For
• Parks & Recreation News
• Acker Night is Just Around the Corner
• Week in Review: November 28, 2011
• Fundraising for Cambodia
• 100 years, 100 trees: Courthouse lighting honors Arizona's centennial
• Let it snow: Winter weather enhanced parade's Christmas theme - for those who braved it
• Beware of emails claiming to be from package delivery agencies
• 1 dies in rollover on I-17 north of Cordes Junction
• Yavapai College presents Handel's 'Messiah' Sunday
• Pavement reconstruction continues along Fair Street
• Catch 22 Day 4 Suspect: MARIAHA MARIE WILSON
• Shedding New Light
• Selling or Buying a Home During the Holidays
• Picking the Freshest Tree on the Lot
• Photos: Prescott Valley's Festival of Lights
• Prescott police arrest fugitive on the run for 20 years
• Expect snowy festivities today
• Negative financial trends befall Prescott Valley
• ADOT: Start of Fain Road widening imminent
• Chino Valley police receive grants for equipment, overtime
• Prescott Valley hires deputy town attorney
• Gas Prices: Dec. 3
• Catch 22 Day 3 Suspect:CHRISTOPHER ELLSWORTH
• 20-Year Fugitive Arrested by Prescott PD & US Marshal's Office
• Prescott PD Receives Donation for 'Shop With a Cop'
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Christmas Lights in the Quad-City Area
• Drew Comes Home
• Chipotle Opens Today
• Catch 22, Day 2: Joel Medina-Ortiz
• Drew update: X Factor sends Chino Valley singing phenom home
• Two Power Play Goals Carry Sundogs to 3-1 Win
• Shopping for a cause: Holiday Marketplace to benefit Prescott Center for the Arts programs
• Snow, ice spread across Northern Arizona
• Buckshot?
• Forum to examine how transportation projects impact local economy
• Trial begins in child sex abuse case
• Woman charged with attempted murder set free
• Police urge people to stay off icy roads
• Bird causes Prescott Valley power failure
• Prescott police find shooting suspect hiding in house
• Gas Prices: Dec. 2
• Snow accumulation causes Goldwater Lake closure
• Highlands Center seed planting rescheduled because of weather
• Fort Whipple Museum closed today and Saturday
• Police Arrest Suspect in Prescott Shooting
• Catch 22 Day 2 Suspect: JOEL MEDINA-ORTIZ
• Catch 22, Day 1: Domingo Valdez-Anguiano
• Last Suspect in Custody on Cottonwood Burglary
• Drew's Amazing X Factor Adventure Comes to An End
• PACO cancels meeting due to weather
• Drew Ryniewicz: Will She or Won't She?
• Bill's Roundup: About the Snow
• Rimrock Resident Attacked by Rabid Fox
• PCA Presents A Christmas Carol
• Who Stole Baby Jesus? Prescott couple's nativity figure gets swiped
• Downtown holiday events could see snow
• Donate warm clothes, toys, food at Sam's Club
• YMCA sponsors holiday cooking class Sunday
• Underprivileged need coats, sleeping bags for winter
• String of neighborhood burglaries worries deputies
• Parade, caroling, Santa all part of Prescott Valley's Festival of Lights
• Artist's open house to benefit Prevent Child Abuse Arizona
• Rabid fox attacks Verde Valley woman
• Sharlot Hall Museum celebrates Frontier Christmas Saturday after courthouse lighting
• Santa poses with pets at Olsen's Grain and PetSmart this weekend
• Gas Prices: Dec. 1
• Parade, Courthouse Lighting to brighten downtown Prescott
• Catch 22 Day 1 Suspect: DOMINGO VALDEZ-ANGUIANO
• Drew Sings Michael Jackson on The X Factor USA
• Crime Alert: More Burglaries in Williamson Valley
• Prescott Valley lights up with parade, festival Friday evening
• News Briefs
• Man who used toddler as shield resentenced
• Holiday News Briefs: Clothing giveaway is Dec. 2-3
• Holiday News Briefs: Christmas with the animals
• Holiday News Briefs: Church Bazaar to benefit food pantry
• Holiday News Briefs: Last Minute Stocking Stuffer Bazaar is Dec. 17
• Holiday News Briefs: St. Luke's says 'Don't Spend Christmas Alone'
• Bill's Roundup: About That Natalie Wood Case
• Keystone, Our Missed Opportunity
• Prescott Downtown & Elks Theater Entice Filmmakers
• Man who used toddler as shield resentenced
• Prescott Center for the Arts' production faithfully recreates Dickens' classic work
• Yavapai County attorney chosen to head attorneys' advisory group
• Snow on the way, Weather Service says
• PHS grad on mend at Wounded Warriors outing
• Child porn suspect could face 336 years in prison
• Mustang raffle ticket drawing moved to Courthouse Lighting ceremony
• Gas Prices: Nov. 30
• Prescott church hosts blood drive on Thursday
• You Gotta Do This: Walk Through Bethlehem
• Bill's Daily Roundup: World AIDS Day, Christmas Lights, More
• Consumers produce strong start to holiday shopping season locally, nationally
• Burglars bag guns worth $21,000 from Prescott Valley store
• Gobbling up the deals: Consumers produce strong start to holiday shopping season locally, nationally
• Yavapai County's redistricting map passes muster
• 2 accused in murder again plead not guilty
• Burglars bag guns worth $21,000 from Prescott Valley store
• Judge: Seligman murder suspect to face death penalty
• BLM plans to re-vegetate areas along Agua Fria damaged by OHV use; seeks comments
• Humane Society finds adoptive homes for 32 animals in one day
• Pioneers' Home hosts bazaar Friday, raffles homemade quilt
• UAF to raffle off quilt, animal gift baskets
• Teen girls sent to juvenile hall for alleged alcohol possession at school in morning
• Gas prices: Nov. 29
• Yavapai County Attorney Sheila Polk New Chair of APAAC
• $21,000 Worth of Guns Stolen from PV Gun Store
• Bill's Roundup: Places You Want to Avoid If You're Driving a Car
• Scavenger hunt at local stores promotes 'A Christmas Carol'
• Candle-lit walk around courthouse opens series of local events for World AIDS Day
• Holiday concert in Prescott will benefit children's needs
• Driving tour offers self-guided history of Prescott region
• Prescott police receive donation to benefit scholarship fund
• Teen arrested for alleged drug possession
• State: Arizona utility takes on big railroads, wins $63M
• Man, dog back together after legal adventure
• Top 10 Cyber Monday Tips For Safe Online Shopping
• Week in Review: November 21, 2011
• Get into the Holiday Spirit with "12 Days of Christmas" Game
• Woman threatened to 'blow up' clerk with toy penguin, police say
• Examining the 'Occupy Wall Street' Premise: The Evil 1%
• Northpoint Travels to Cambodia: Learning the Language
• Yavapai Humane Society: 32 Animals Adopted on Black Friday
• Sundogs Shut Out by Bees, 2-0
• Peavine Trail restrooms are in the pipeline
• Police say woman threatened to 'blow up' clerk... with toy penguin
• Prescott man describes Navy rescue of WWII pilot from the Atlantic
• Let there be light - 16th annual Prescott Holiday Light Parade winners
• Jersey Lilly's annual fundraiser brings in $7,000 for Courthouse Lighting
• Man flown to hospital after ATV accident
• Police seek leads on person who ignited car
• Faulty chimney pipe likely culprit in blaze at firefighter's home
• Improperly disposed ashes blamed for fire in PV Saturday
• Inside Report from the National Association of Realtors Meetings
• Christmas Celebrations & Activities
• Carpet: From Floor Covering to Textile
• Plants to Adorn our Holidays
• Guidance Aviation, Yavapai College propel new jet helicopter program forward
• Words Book Club at Prescott Public Library
• Authors offer insights into unidealized life
• Back in Black: Shoppers flock despite economic uncertainty
• Ariz. grandfather roughed up by police in Walmart
• Retailers hoping for green Christmas
• 1,300 lose power in Prescott Valley Friday night
• Woman Allegedly Holds Up Gas Station With Toy Penguin
• Sundogs Overpower Bees to Win Third Straight
• Bill's Roundup: Christmas Light Parade, More
• George Washington's Proclamation of Thanksgiving
• Prescott's Eric Prindle Goes for the Heavyweight Championship
• SHOP WITH A COP
• Yavapai Food Bank, Living Faith supply Thanksgiving meals
• City abolishes Transportation Coordinating Committee
• Lost, injured man found, twice, with help from technology
• Concert at Prescott High School to benefit indoor percussion, winter guard programs
• Wear ugly sweater to 'Elf' screening
• Woman arrested on charges including possession of meth after traffic stop
• CASA seeks holiday gift donations for foster children
• Gas Prices: Nov. 25
• Handy Dandy Guide to Black Friday Shopping
• Plane with 3 men, 3 children crashes in Arizona
• It's Turkey Time!
• PCA Auditions for 'Carousel'
• Thurman new Board of Supervisors Chairman
• Holiday Spirit: Food drives collect meals, donations for local families in need
• Prescott voucher transit program gets another year of financial support
• Miller Valley School kindergarteners give thanks at performance
• Writing contest: Second-place winner, youth - Luke Green, age 12
• Writing contest: First-place winner, youth - Alexes Niekamp, age 15
• State: McCain touts report that pins some Arizona wildfires on border crossers
• Courier Christmas lights contest is back
• Writing contest: Third-place winner, youth - Danielle Reyes, age 17
• YCSO arrests 17 drug ring suspects; seeks public's help in finding others
• Tim's hosts Open Skate Thanksgiving weekend
• Building a 21st-Century Economy
• Salvation Army hosting free Thanksgiving meal
• Gas Prices: Nov. 24
• Gaming Agency names donation collection winners
• Tim's hosts Open Skate Thanksgiving weekend
• Cell Phones for Soldiers taking phone donations
• Yavapai County Medical Reserve Corps coat/sleeping bag Drive
• Hazelwood's Heroics Lead Sundogs in Overtime, 4-3
• Video: Drew Ryniewicz performs 'Skyscraper' on X Factor
• Bill's Roundup: Happy Thanksgiving!
• Help those with less this winter. Join the Coat/Sleeping Bag Drive...
• Top Thanksgiving Turkey Tips for Safe Cooking This Season
• YAVAPAI DOWNS: Racetrack going to auction
• Longtime PVPD officers are now commanders
• Dewey-Humboldt roads: present and future needs
• School board OKs student court concept after student presents his case
• Verde water needs study two-thirds complete
• Supervisors say building code could kill construction
• Thanksgiving Holiday closures
• News Briefs: Fundraiser to benefit children's oncology ward
• News Briefs: Seniors will take trip to outlets
• News Briefs: See Alpacas and gifts at holiday boutique
• Sundogs Take 7-6 Shootout Win in Tulsa
• Drew Climbs a Skyscraper, But Will It Be Enough?
• OVERDUE THANKS: Prescott veteran honored with Bronze Star, Bushmaster crest
• YAVAPAI DOWNS: Racetrack going to auction
• Swearing-in brings three new members to Prescott Council
• Public defender finds himself on other side of the law
• Chino Valley: Police to absorb development services director Clingman's duties
• MATFORCE offers mini-grants for youth skill-building activities
• One of 'Yavapai Six' mulls plea deal
• Use caution on roads, in the kitchen, out shopping Thanksgiving weekend
• Writing Contest: Third-place winner - Catherine Lazers Bauer
• Writing Contest: Second-place winner - Margarita Arellano
• Writing Contest: First-place winner - Barbara Sheerin
• Gas Prices: Nov. 23
• Chino council asks development services director Clingman to step down
• Gosar Dismayed at Super Committee Failure
• Drew Sings for Survival
• The scent of pine trees filled the air early Tuesday morning...
• You Gotta Do This: Simple Holiday Dishes You Just Gotta Do!
• Live Update & Swearing In of the Prescott Council: November 22, 2011
• Bill's Roundup: Jason Pridie, Drew & Road Construction
• Prescott police book suspect in carjacking on robbery, theft charges
• Sale of Yavapai Downs Ordered by Court
• Brewer asks delay of redistricting reinstatement
• Grant helps find ways to use small-diameter wood instead of burning it
• Prescott Valley girl, her mom donate hair to Locks of Love
• Prescott police book suspect in carjacking on robbery, theft charges
• Man arrested during traffic stop on charges of transportation of drugs for sale
• State employee arrested, charged with child luring
• Missing girl's mom arrested on child abuse charges
• City reports construction impacts through Wednesday
• Gas prices: Nov. 22
• How your Congressman voted
• Castaneda theft case delayed for possible plea agreement
• Suspect sought in stolen copper tubing case
• Governor Jan Brewer Seeks Clarity from Arizona Supreme Court
• Town schedules crack sealing for Pronghorn Ranch Parkway
• Prescott Valley library hosting Skype for military families
• Website showcases photos, descriptions of local plant life
• Mr. Electric offering savings plan; will benefit charities
• AARP tax-help program is seeking volunteers
• Yavapai College offers Second Life Virtual World class
• YCSO Detectives Arrest 20 Suspects in Latest Meth Sting
• Town Council begins budget plans with better outlook for revenues
• Groups vying for slice of grant money pie in Prescott Valley
• Prescott Valley police officers recognized for achievement
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Scenic Byways, and Responses to Ray Verdict
• ERAU Employee Named Arizona Avionics Technician of the Year
• Sundogs Play Texas In a Pair of Games
• Saturday Light Parade kicks off holidays in Prescott
• Prescott after-school program students boost math, reading skills
• Local Photos: Mile High Talent Show
• Five members will take oath of office for Prescott City Council
• Candidate sought for JTED board
• Social Security field offices closed Nov. 25
• How your Congressman voted
• Library offers college financial aid course
• CASA for Babies: 'Ellen and Doris'
• Prescott students treated after eating jimson weed seeds at school
• Week in Review: November 14, 2011
• Chad McDowell Makes a Career Move to Texas
• Prescott City Council Offers Give and Take on Trash Issue
• 5 Lady Eagles Named All-Conference
• DeMocker to stay in solitary, judge rules
• Warm-hearted: Dress A Child Inc. volunteers buy winter clothes for needy kids
• Prescott Valley Town Council begins budget plans with better outlook for revenues
• Groups vying for slice of grant money pie in Prescott Valley
• Hwy. 89 bridge completion date pushed back
• Belligerent bar patron allegedly pulled gun after being escorted out
• Oak Creek man still missing after a month
• Preparations continue for detour at Cordes Junction interchange
• Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce taking part in annual turkey drive
• Agua Fria National Monument burn near Cordes is coming
• Gas Prices: Nov. 20
• MATForce brings drug-free message to area schools
• Prayer group sponsors Thanksgiving dinner
• 3 local students win Arizona Centennial Card Design contest
• Man says his Social Security payments were rerouted to identity thief
• Thanksgiving Holiday Closures
• Market Trends in Real Estate
• Seam Silva loses close semifinal match to GCU, but nets 3rd place win over #5 ranked Kidd Gomez of Oklahoma City. Gutknecht finishes 4th.
• Wall Coverings for a Change
• Better Than Ever Selection of Living Christmas Trees
• Costa, once held on $75M bond, takes plea deal in child abuse case
• Page Turners Storytimes for December
• It’s a Mystery Book Group Reads Buckingham Palace Gardens by Anne Perry at Prescott Public Library
• Paws to Read at Prescott Public Library
• Chino man's dog trapped in California legal limbo
• National car commercial filming Saturday morning in Prescott
• Sierra Club volunteers remove invasive weeds along Peavine Trail
• Highway cleanup aims to break world's record
• AARP Driver Safety registration open for Nov. 29 class
• Chino Valley People Who Care host chili supper tonight
• Drop off shoeboxes with gifts at Las Fuentes
• Man charged with attempted rape could face 53 years in prison
• Gas Prices: Nov. 19
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Talent Show & Canned Food
• Brahmas Hold on for 2-1 Win Over Arizona on Thursday
• More Responses to AIRC Chair Reinstatement
• BREAKING NEWS: James Ray gets two years in prison
• Verde water needs study two-thirds complete
• A Cowboy Christmas II
• Sweat lodge trial: Ray's sentencing to take place Friday
• New building code 'unrealistic,' say Yavapai County officials
• City holds firm on 2010 solid waste ordinance, backs off on out-of-town competition
• Occupy Prescott protesters call for more infrastructure investment
• Whitmer leaves state water job for natural resources director post in Cottonwood
• Court overturns ouster of redistricting official
• Child abduction attempt fails when girl runs
• CYMPO prepares for update of regional transportation plan
• Gas Prices: Nov. 18
• Alamo Lake star party is Saturday
• Breaking: AIRC Chair Colleen Mathis Reinstated by Az Supreme Court
• Environmental Services accepts info requests by email
• Permit Status of Construction Permits
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Road Construction Lookouts
• Iron King Mine: Researchers will study Superfund site health effects on Humboldt residents
• Iron King Mine: Superfund clean-up project complete
• NACOG's Business Assistance Center Receives Governor's Award
• Veteran's Day DUI Taskforce Also Identifies 5 Designated Drivers
• Iron King Mine: Researchers will study Superfund site health effects on Humboldt residents
• Iron King Mine: Superfund clean-up project complete
• Granite Dells Resort: A treasure trove of memories for long-time residents
• Prescott reports more than a year of 'gentle increases' in sales tax revenues
• Sweat Lodge sentencing: Ray's brother is 'praying for probation'
• Murder suspect's lawyer accuses competency program boss, deputy county attorney of 'reprehensible' misconduct
• Cardon stops in Prescott today during U.S. Senate campaign
• Holidays: World's Largest Gingerbread Village to be even bigger this year
• Holidays: Christmas Spirit program needs sponsors to buy gifts for children
• Holidays: Highlands Center offers nature-oriented holiday gifts at Saturday bazaar
• Special City Council meeting will deal with commercial solid waste
• City continues work on several construction projects
• Prescott Valley council to conduct hearing on grant money
• Gas Prices: Nov. 17
• Drew Does Rock'N'Roll
• Rep. Gosar Leads Charge In Call for Accountability for ATF Fast and Furious
• Winners for the AZ Centennial Card Design Announced
• Prescott Valley rolls out solar program for Tank Farm, sewer plant
• Town's General Plan gets 'clear and concise' OK
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Police Promotions in PV
• Council reverts disputed land to prior zoning
• Chino's Drew Ryniewicz takes the stage again tonight
• Loud music from vehicles a chief noise complaint in Chino
• United Animal Friends Auction to help homeless pets
• Arizona State Credit Union to Pay a Fan’s Mortgage at Sundogs Game
• Planning & Zoning Public Hearing Notice
• Board of Supervisors Public Hearing Notice
• Collaborative Evolution Group Meeting
• 'Quality of life' issues central to Prescott parks/library discussion
• Prescott Valley rolls out solar program for Tank Farm, sewer plant
• DeMocker, prosecution talk plea without apparent success
• State: Arizona gets 19 applications for redistricting post
• Prescott appoints new deputy city manager
• Gas prices: Nov. 16
• Locals express interest in Sister City relationship with German city
• Photo: Pickin' that thang
• Prescott Valley General Plan gets 'clear and concise' OK
• Witness says James Ray saved his life
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: November 15, 2011
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Meetings
• Op-ed: Why Greece Matters
• 66th Annual Yavapai County Spelling Bee
• Motorcyclist arrested after speeding at more than 110 mph near downtown Prescott
• Yavapai County Centennial Committee sets dates to pick up medallions
• Travel Alert: Northbound I-17 heading into Flagstaff closed Wednesday
• Yavapai County supervisors try new vote centers
• New studies offer ideas to protect Verde, related economy
• Job Help Hub draws only 1 person on 1st day of class
• Alleged gun threat to health care facility results in arrest
• Prescott reports positive signals in local building industry
• Photos: Juvie center taking shape
• Shoe print, request to other campers helps rescuers find missing hikers
• Mounted Sheriff's Posse benefit raises $15K for scholarships
• Gas prices: Nov. 15
• Photo: 100 on 11-11-11
• Free star talk, party events this week are last of year
• Bill's Roundup: The Library's Job Hub is Set Up Now
• Photo of Shoe Sole Leads Rescuers to Lost Hiker
• Prescott Pioneers a First-Ever “Media Expedition”
• Motorcyclist Speeding at 110 MPH Found and Arrested
• City of Prescott Hires New Deputy City Manager: Alison Zelms
• Synthetic drugs still rampant despite bans
• Road Construction This Week
• Learning about volunteering firsthand, Swedish students help needy in Prescott
• Synthetic drugs still rampant despite bans
• Prescott Council workshop focuses on Parks & Rec, library
• DeMocker defense, prosecutor to discuss plea agreement
• Habitat for Humanity, Antelope Hills provide Special Olympians and students with golf gear
• Prescott's Song of the Pines Sweet Adelines Chorus rank high in competition
• Victorian Holiday Boutique raises $3,000 for cancer patient
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of Nov. 14
• Pearce recall vote energizes Democrats
• Solar panel project groundbreaking is Tuesday in Prescott Valley
• Winners of Professional Writers of Prescott contest to read their entries at Wednesday meeting
• Prescott Valley plans water shutoffs during waterline crossing replacements
• CASA for Teens: 'Cassie and Beth'
• Week In Review: November 7, 2011
• This Year's Veteran's Day Parade
• Carjacking victim says suspect asked for ride to Prescott Valley, then threatened him with gun
• Changes to snow-removal plans are in the works
• General Plan Committee's early work is on water resources
• Firefighters learn what it takes to be captain at training academy
• Man arrested, charged with sex with minor
• Donate coats, warm clothing, shoes for students in need at Walmart this weekend
• P&Z wrapping up chapters for General Plan update
• Gas Prices: Nov. 13
• Sundogs Stung by Bees Again, 3-1
• Bragging Rights
• International Volatility and Mortgage Rates
• Evergreens That Sooth the Soul
• More than 1,000 people turn out for Veterans Day parade
• Veterans get wildland fire training to help transition back to civilian life
• Man booked on suspicion of forgery, meth possession
• Suspected carjacker crashes after fleeing at 100 mph
• Planning continues for next Prescott time capsule
• Prescott 'still hemorrhaging jobs,' economist says
• Yavapai College spring registration begins Monday
• ADOT expects lane Closures at I-17/Cordes Junction interchange
• How your Congressman voted
• Prescribed burns scheduled next week
• United Animal Friends' Winter Blast Auction benefits homeless pets
• Sundogs Edged in Shootout, 4-3
• Sundogs Announce “Adopt-A-Dog” Program for Fans
• Bill's Roundup: Travel Tips
• Patient arrested after allegedly threatening to fight officer, guards
• Drew: Does She Stay or Does She Go?
• Pile Burning the week of November 14, 2011
• Lucky centenarian celebrates birthday on 11/11/11
• Army veteran who helped run towns after occupation would go back if called
• Phippen Museum exhibit showcases useable cowboy art
• Steve Pierce chosen as new Arizona Senate president
• Victim statements carry weight in Ray pre-sentence proceedings
• Nonprofit group helps vets file claims
• Zoo weekend deals honor veterans
• Hattar jury deadlocks on aggravating factors
• Patient arrested after allegedly threatening to fight officer, guards
• Gas Prices: Nov. 11
• Bill's Roundup: There's Gonna Be a Parade!
• Op-Ed Statement From Senator Russell Pearce
• Senator Steve Pierce Elected Arizona Senate President
• Photo: Veteran's Appreciation Concert
• The Forgotten 15
• Bucks Top Sundogs, 6-3, in Penalty Filled Contest
• Arizona Rangers return to serve: Group volunteers with traffic controls, security
• Sweat lodge victim's mother laments Ray's charisma
• Prescott High School dedicates memorial for alumni veterans
• Prescott Council OKs final disbursement of bed tax revenue
• Man who fought cops at traffic stop gets 10 years
• Embry-Riddle hosts Veterans Day parade
• Woman who tried to stab her romantic rival gets 3.5 years
• Prescott Valley postpones council meeting to Nov. 17
• Veterans Day business, service closures
• Holidays: Valley of Lights lights up this month
• Holidays: Christmas Angel Tree is back in season
• Gas Prices: Nov. 10
• Prescott Steakhouse evacuated after fire
• Courthouse lighting fundraiser is Thursday at Jersey Lilly Saloon
• Attorney to speak on immigration issue Nov. 16
• Wednesday Night at the Movies With Drew & The X Factor
• Senator John McCain Talks to Siri In Postal Service Hearing
• Celebrate the History of Williamson Valley Road
• Prescribed Fire Plans for the Week of November 7, 2011
• Forest Service Waives Fee’s in Celebration of Veterans Day
• Job Help Hub to Open on November 14, 2011 at Prescott Public Library
• New Faster Easier Wireless Access At The Prescott Public Library
• This Place We Call Home Lecture Series on at Prescott Public Library
• December PSYCH-K Basic Workshop in Prescott
• New Downloadable Audio and eBooks from Prescott Public Library
• New Seasonal Fuelwood Restrictions
• Prescott National Forest Pioneers a New Project With The Student Conservation Association Providing Job Training For Veterans
• Powell Prescribed Burn Planned November 1-3, 2011
• Lincoln School students parade in downtown Prescott
• Photos: Trick or Treat on Mt. Vernon
• Entrapment? Men arrested in Internet sex sting claim they were lured into chats
• Judge rules Sylar Newton's remains to stay in custody
• Recent frauds target renters, grandparents
• Jury convicts Arizona man in Baseline Killer case
• Prescott woman faces drug charges after strange yelling
• Man arrested after drugs found in first aid kit
• Chino Valley High track coach admits to sex with minor, will get probation
• Note passed in restroom leads to teen's arrest
• Two men wanted in Walmart double-robberies
• Man faces possible charges for alleged kicking
• Prescott school expands its curriculum, adds new learning tools
• Chino Valley struggling to draw public transit riders
• Gas prices: Nov. 1
• Four New Specialty License Plates Ready for Purchase
• JTED School Board Vacancy to Represent Bagdad
• Free Brush Day Reduces Fuel for Fire
• Man injured in Chino rollover flown to Flagstaff
• Overlooking property tax notices could cost you money
• Town council endorses route for Fain Road connector
• Bill’s Roundup: Happy Halloween!
• Game and Fish stocks up county lakes
• Homemade gory goodies bring Prescott Valley family's spooky yard to life
• Woman caught stealing laptop by accidental Skype call sentenced
• Young Marines' 10th anniversary includes service to community
• Lopas' resignation, fire department budget up for Prescott Council review
• Overlooking property tax notices could cost you money
• Volunteers needed for disaster drill
• Prescribed burn planned near Cherry Tuesday through Thursday
• Huge grazing allotment subject of Wednesday meeting in Black Canyon City
• Toy drive gets help from motorcycle run Nov. 5
• Prescott Film Festival Opens This Week!
• The Virtue of Freedom
• Back in the Game
• Week in Review (video): October 24, 2011
• Comeback Falls Short for Sundogs in 4-2 Loss
• MEMORIES OF A CHILD STAR: Chance meeting with Will Rogers kicked off acting career for PV woman in 1920s
• Prescott Film Festival brings 70 movies to town Nov. 2-6
• Local golfers to compete in Special Olympics tourney
• PV council endorses route for Fain Road connector
• Witnesses say man tried to grab 6-year-old girl from van
• YBBBS auction features hunting trip with Outdoor Channel star
• Gas Prices: Oct. 30
• Primavera School auction is Friday
• People Who Care seeks volunteers
• AARP offers free driving course
• 'Cool Creatures, Hot Planet' author presents 'Around the World in 90 Minutes' Tuesday
• Man injured in Chino rollover flown to Flagstaff
• YCSO releases sketch of hiker found dead at Beaver Creek campground
• YCSO Seeks Public Help to Identify Body
• You Gotta Do This: Visiting Prescott's Public Art
• Reinvent That Fireplace!
• Don't Pay An Extra $600 On Property Taxes
• Senior Night ends in 1-1 draw with Marymount
• National Advice vs. Arizona Soils
• Sundogs Fall 2-1 in Marathon Shootout
• How to keep trick-or-treating safe this Halloween
• 'X Factor's' Drew Ryniewicz: Chino Valley teen talks about ascent to fame
• PCA's Readers' Theatre Presents: Comedy X4
• Hattar found guilty on lesser charges; jury hangs on kidnapping charge
• City defers pump track agreement
• NACOG hosts presentation on healthcare changes Tuesday
• Free classes on smoking cessation begin Tuesday
• Prescott Valley rollover injures driver
• Work continues on Viewpoint Drive bridges at Hwy. 89A
• Aubrey neighborhood cleanup set for today
• Woman taken to hospital after suspicious fire
• Gas Prices: Oct. 29
• Yavapai College Fall Concert
• Bill's Roundup: Boo!
• Man suspected of DUI injures officer in collision
• DAY OF THE DEAD: Annual celebration moves to Smoki Saturday
• Prescott Preservation Commission nixes City Hall timeline mural
• Day of the Dead at Smoki Museum
• The Prescott Center for the Arts Gallery Presents Holiday WRAP
• Kestrel High plans to re-create park bench
• Man suspected of DUI injures officer in collision
• Arizona history talk here Saturday focuses on Apache
• Jury hears closing arguments in Hattar trial
• Lawyer questions county's competency program
• ADOT wraps up Hwy. 69 median barrier project
• ADOT kicks off first phase of 89A repaving project
• Gas Prices: Oct. 28
• Bill's Roundup: About That Highway Work
• Free Healthy Living Workshop
• Prescott Valley loses motion to dismiss investor lawsuit against events center
• Man gets 14 years in cop assault case
• Council to recommend site for proposed interchange
• The Bench is Gone, Now What?
• Park bench removal continues to raise questions
• Prescribed Brun Planned Near Ash Creek: October 26 - 28, 2011
• Diaries Of Not-So-Wimpy-Kids
• Prescott officials allocate $650K in bed tax revenue
• Prescott Valley council to recommend site for proposed interchange
• Deep Freeze Phantom imparts cautionary tale at Ghost Talk Friday and Saturday
• Prescott Valley loses motion to dismiss investor lawsuit against events center
• Halloween events offer howling fun
• Fire destroys home after dryer ignites linseed oil
• Man gets 14 years in cop assault case
• Gas Prices: Oct. 27
• Drew Ryniewicz Keeps On Singin'!
• Bill's Roundup: Looking for James Schwartz
• New interim town manager starts this week
• Dewey-Humboldt: Town Council meeting turns ugly; 1 official fired, 2 resign
• Town to start over: Extending sewer, water is too costly
• 3.2 earthquake jolts Paulden, Chino residents
• News Briefs: Halloween Events in Chino Valley
• News Briefs: Dentist offers money for excess candy
• News Briefs: 'Winter Wonderland' will be Nov. 5
• News Briefs: CV Seniors trek to Cliff Castle Casino on Nov. 2
• Mayor's Report: Noise nuisance to some may be patriotic music to others
• Chino Valley teen advances to top 3 on 'X Factor'
• Quake epicenter likely was east of Paulden
• Traffic stop for speeding leads to seizure of assault rifle, cash
• Traffic stop leads to seizure of assault rifle, cash
• Breaking News: Lopas resigns from council, citing bench removal as 'last straw'
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: October 25, 2011
• Councilwoman Lora Lopas Resigns Over Bench Issue
• 3.6 earthquake hits near Chino Valley
• 3.6 earthquake hits near Chino Valley
• 3.6 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Near Chino Valley
• No Compromise, No Bench
• Representative Gosar Receives Award from RetireSafe
• Breaking News: City removes park bench Monday night
• 'Economic gardening' new buzzword for planning
• Man sentenced to 18 years in sex assault, kidnapping case
• Search continues for missing Oak Creek man
• Disabled residents finding work opportunities
• PV: 'Economic gardening' new buzzword for planning
• Ash Creek burn could start Wednesday
• Workshop for parents on drug abuse prevention Wednesday night
• Man sentenced to 18 years in sex assault, kidnapping case
• Meet Sierra Club leaders in Prescott Thursday
• Man avoids jail, gets probation for July knife assault
• Chino Valley teen returns to "The X Factor"
• Education Workshops to be Held at Yavapai College
• Bill's Roundup: Open Skate at Tim's Toyota Center This Week
• Badgers Victorious in Last Home Game
• Soldi - The Best Kept Secret in Prescott
• Shop with a Cop gears up for December event
• Budget cuts squeeze adult education
• Prescott: Where to divvy up the bed tax money?
• Local Photo: Halloween's getting closer ...
• Education: Woman lands 'dream job' after earning GED
• Local Photo: For the Troops
• Economic development up for review in Prescott Valley
• Local Photo: A BIG deal
• Reward offered for information in Prescott Valley burglary
• Downtown exhibit features 22 artists
• Anthony Changes Her Mind About Friday's Agreement
• Week in Review (video): October 17, 2011
• Sundogs Come Back in Third for 4-3 Win
• Letter to the Editor: Choosing a Vision of America
• 1st Day of Hearings in the Joint Legislative Redistricting Committee
• ADOT: November opening expected for Hwy. 89 bridge
• Poquito Valley couple takes barbecue on the road
• Photo: Chino Valley High School Homecoming King and Queen
• Dewey-Humboldt's new interim town manager starts Monday
• Photos: Occupy Prescott
• Gas prices: Oct. 23
• Library hosts Halloween events for kids and teens
• P&Z to discuss development costs, economic development
• Greninger takes on presidency of Arizona Sister Cities organization
• TIP plans training events for volunteers
• NACOG sets Medicare help session Oct. 26
• Got drugs? Dump them on Oct. 29
• The BIG Reunion
• The Truth of the Market
• Frost Alert! Bring the Outside In
• Compromise: the Bench Stays, the Content Will Change
• 'You Spent How Much???'
• YCSO Seeking Help to Locate Missing Man
• Laredo Edges Sundogs, 2-1, in Opener
• 1,374 days: Marine returns home to Prescott after more than 3 years in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Scottsdale resident Randy E King and Best-Selling author signs book to benefit Teenage Republicans
• Granite Creek Park bench revision plan removes symbols, designs
• Prescott Valley Council backing plans for paramedics on SWAT team
• Prescott Valley man accused of kidnapping two boys
• Central Arizona Young Marines donate to Ride for Semper Fi
• Castaneda case continued until November
• Man arrested for animal cruelty to kitten
• Man arrested after allegedly giving pills to kids
• Construction continues on Cordes Junction traffic interchange
• Prescott holiday light parade now taking applications
• Gas Prices: Oct. 22
• Bill's Roundup: Big Reunion, New Road, More PV Police
• Yavapai County Sheriff's Office searching for 'despondent' missing man
• Cigarettes trigger Prescott Valley mobile-home fire
• Economic downturn has taken toll on Prescott police service levels
• Gosar Legislation for C.C. Cragin Dam Passes House and Senate
• Trial starts in case of man accused of attempting to strangle, shoot family member
• Returning to the fold: Wolves struggle to return to Arizona since statehood
• Canyon Country Lecture Series - The Ponderosa Forest: So Much More than Trees! with Susan Lamb
• Sundogs Rev Up for Opening Night
• Prescott man arrested in SUV, quad thefts
• Bagged salads recalled after salmonella found on spinach
• Photo: 'Fiddler on the Roof'
• Gas Prices: Oct. 21
• Cigarettes trigger Prescott Valley mobile-home fire
• Teens tell police they were involved in thefts from unlocked vehicles
• Zoo celebrates century of natural history Saturday
• Arts festival to benefit association for the blind, visually impaired
• Drive is on to benefit Yavapai Food Bank
• Prescott Valley Howl-O-Ween event to benefit Humane Society
• Pregnancy, birth seminar and fair this Saturday
• Horse Expo in Chino Valley on Saturday
• Solar tour in Verde Saturday
• Senator John McCain's Statement on the Death of Muammar Qaddafi
• Shop With a Cop Made Possible Only With Donations
• Rapid City Power Play Nips Sundogs in Overtime, 6-5
• Two Brothers, 68 & 70, Rescued After Vehicle Gets Stuck in Ravine
• Senator Pierce Co-Chair of Redistricting Hearings
• Salad Blend Recall due to Possible Salmonella Contamination
• Bill's Daily Roundup: PUSD Rescheduled Meeting Today
• 'Leave Yavapai County Whole' Was the Message Given to the AIRC
• Elección del 8 de Noviembre
• November 8th Election
• Central Yavapai Fire chief gets OK; board explores ways to save money
• Sergio Mendes Brings Sounds of Rio To Prescott
• 'Pump track' idea passes first round of city review
• Arcosanti founder Paolo Soleri retires at 92; work on innovative community continues
• Water group wants list of Prescott-area computer model concerns
• City, artist meet to discuss park bench design
• Fatal fire cause yet to be determined
• Council mulls road study, SWAT pact
• Reunion brings together Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters alumni
• Gas Prices: Oct. 20
• City of Prescott and Kristin Anthony Reach Tentative Compromise on Bench
• Bill's Daily Roundup: County Attorney Polk Testifies in Thomas Case
• Draft map puts 69 corridor in district with Prescott region
• School officials help students cope with classmate's accidental death
• With cooler weather, check home's heating units, filters
• Planning under way for open space
• Whose $45,000 is it? Town officials working to find the answer
• Ohio police seek escaped exotic animals, kill dozens
• Fire is fire But, CVFD Chief says, firefighting is limited to in-district homes, contracts
• News Briefs: Chamber seeks displays, vendors
• News Briefs: Drama class presents movies
• News Briefs: Transit needs volunteer drivers
• News Briefs: Halloween Village open for signups
• News Briefs: Learning Center sets Harvest Party
• News Briefs: Non-profit bazaar has booth space
• News Briefs: CV Senior Van trips listed
• News Briefs: Doreen's plans Halloween Bash
• News Briefs: Church's annual crafts show near
• Empty Bowls helps Chino Valley Food Bank
• News Briefs: Chambers group night at 'Dogs will be Oct. 22
• News Briefs: Lutheran Women host Christmas Bazaar, Bake Sale
• News Briefs: Locate, explore family history in workshops
• News Briefs: AARP gearing up for tax season with program
• Drew Ryniewicz Learns of Simon's Decision
• Editorial: Just How Magical Is That Bench, Anyway?
• Keep Yavapai County together, crowd urges at redistricting hearing
• Park bench supporters take to city hall
• Pumpkin Patch takes over Prescott plaza Oct. 29
• Arizona Duuude promotes state, western nostalgia
• State: Arizona budget picture improves amid warning signs
• Longtime advocate for Prescott's poor rewarded for his service
• Kenton birthday bash promises swinging time at Elks
• Gas Prices: Oct. 19
• Qigong, Taoist presentation at library
• United We Stand starts drive for troops' care packages
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: October 18, 2011
• Public Hearing Notice for Planning & Zoning Commission
• Deputies searching for suspect wanted on pot, child endangerment charges
• Public Hearing Notice
• No Park Bench on Today's Agenda
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Meetings and More Meetings
• County supervisors grill APS rep on smart meters
• Council praises town attorney while denying raise due to economy
• Boy, 12, killed in Prescott Valley rollover crash identified
• Humboldt schools hit high marks with new system
• Rush Top Sundogs in Shootout, 4-3
• Soldiers get piece of home with jeans blankets
• New Prescott 'beastro' venue helps animals in need
• County supervisors grill APS rep on smart meters
• Prescott Valley council praises town attorney while denying raise due to economy
• Water committee discusses USGS model Wednesday
• Cordes Lakes suspect rejects plea, wants trial on online sex charge
• Local Photo: Alan Arkin
• Illegal immigration today: Use of tax-funded services on the decline
• How your Congressman voted
• Illegal immigration today: So what happens next?
• Second Young Playwrights Festival Accepting Submissions
• South Rocky Boy Wash Questionnaire
• Bill's Daily Roundup: A Weekend with Alan Arkin
• Independent Redistricting Commission Comes to in PV Tonight
• Courthouse Square Place For Diverse Demonstrators
• Park bench supporters will make their case at City Hall Tuesday
• Illegal immigration today: System either rewards motivated workers, or chases away illegals
• Illegal immigration today: Employer sanctions removed the carrot
• Pump track, police budget up for Prescott city review
• Humboldt schools hit high marks with new system
• Free brush drop-off day set for Oct. 29
• Prescott YMCA News: It's Time for Fall Fun
• Burn south of Prescott planned for Tuesday-Thursday
• Running event benefits Prescott creeks' conservation
• State: Navajos seek exemption for Grand Canyon flights
• State: Dozens of arrests follow Arizona 'Occupy' protests
• State: Arizona among 25 states providing bilingual voting ballots
• Boy, 12, killed in Prescott Valley rollover crash identified
• House Speaker recognizes Prescott's U.S. Vets site director
• Contest open to young, local playwrights
• CASA for babies: 'Tommy'
• Week in Review (video): October 10, 2011
• Letter to the Editor: Stop The Gerrymandering
• It's Important to Maintain Defensible Space
• Professor Lovell Talks Energy & Climate Wars
• Illegal immigration today in Yavapai County
• City hall centennial timeline decision postponed
• Decreased undocumented population eases strain on local law enforcement
• Prescott Forest celebrates new Circle Trail segment
• Migrant workers look for 'calmer, quieter' locales
• Arizonans to get bump in minimum wage in 2012
• Photos: Prescott Community Gardens take root in Granite Creek Park
• New Friends of Yavapai College Library bookstore opens Monday with special deals
• Photo: Volunteers pitch in on Citizenship Day
• Stepping Stones needs donations of professional clothes
• Briefly: Big Brothers Big Sisters to hold reunion celebration
• United Animal Friends needs items to sell at auction
• Salvation Army taking applications for assistance
• Gas Prices: Oct. 16
• You Gotta BOO This! Touring Haunted Prescott with Maddy Groves
• Window Treatments Can Offer Energy Savings
• Housing Ideas for Now and the Future
• Unusual and Unique New Plants
• The Constellation Trail Leads To Remembrance
• General Election ballots begin going out to Prescott voters Monday
• APS to explain controversial Smart Meters to Supervisors
• Local haunts: Two ghost tours stalk downtown Prescott
• Early female Ariz. politician is subject of Sunday talk
• Bring ancestors to life via scrapbooks
• Arizona tries to block challenge to prison contracts
• Continuing Williamson Valley Road work will cause traffic impacts
• Gas Prices: Oct. 15
• Citizenship Day in Prescott
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Dollar Store Rezoning Approved
• Drew Ryniewicz Performs in France for Simon
• Quailwood Family Dollar store plans spring opening
• Prescott Valley rollover kills boy, sends driver to jail
• County preps for four death-penalty trials in burned body murder case
• Sharlot Hall Museum Celebrates Sharlot’s Birthday
• The Great Granite Creek Park Bench Controversy: Community art or safety hazard?
• Prescott Valley rollover kills boy, sends driver to jail
• Oktoberfest events offer beer and brats
• Quailwood Family Dollar store plans spring opening
• Police scramble to find Ariz. girl missing 2 days
• Preschoolers go wild over animals
• Local mountain bikers plan weekend 'Wonderschlautt' event
• Gas Prices: Oct. 14
• A Ranch and Home Store, and So Much More
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Lumberjack Classic
• Smoke inhalation ruled as cause of death in fatal fire
• Final plan for Family Dollar advances
• Prescott Valley man accused of setting off explosives
• New license plate readers help Prescott police track down criminals
• Prescott Valley man accused of setting off explosives
• GOP-led bill opens up Grand Canyon area to mining
• Pumpkin festivals offer weekend harvest fun
• Scaring up a new attraction: Ghost Hunt leads up to annual Ghost Talk
• Fewer abortions in Arizona as new laws take hold
• Prescribed burn near Congress this month
• CASA for Kids distributes gift cards to help foster children
• Amber Alert: 5 Year-Old Jahessye Shockley Missing
• Gas Prices: Oct. 13
• Yavapai College book sale to run next week
• Rotary Club bake sale will raise money to fight polio
• Citizenship Day Workshop offered Saturday
• PV pet kennel, hockey team host party
• Yavapai College Fall Concert
• Bill's Roundup: Pink Ribbons, Firewood and More
• PV Man Arrested for Blowing Up Pipe Bombs
• Retired NFL Player Ron Fellows Signing Signatures
• School board gives green light for vineyard
• Prescott-area officials want to nix Verde groundwater model
• Property tax primer: How taxes are determined
• News Briefs: Oct. 22 is National Day of Service
• News Briefs: Legion's auction offers variety
• News Briefs: Free weight loss talk is Oct. 13
• News Briefs: Demo of equine chiropractic Oct. 14
• Mayor's Report: KOA progressing, General Plan on horizon
• AARP Tax-Aide program seeking volunteers to prepare taxes for 2011 tax filing season
• Mobile home fires claim woman's life, severely burn man
• Central Yavapai handles 4-fire Monday
• HUSD uses B Bond money for technology upgrades
• Learn how to locate, explore family history
• 'Project Stay Warm' to Distribute Firewood
• Butler Delivers Pizza Party to Fourth Grade Class
• Car Accident Leads to SWAT Team Deployment
• Draft legislative map peels Verde Valley away from Prescott region
• Blues Brothers Show With A Belushi Blessing
• Local Colleges and ERAU Present Student Leadership Conference
• Final plan for Family Dollar advances to Prescott Valley council
• Judge calls halt to beheading threat trial
• Smoke inhalation ruled as cause of death in fatal fire
• City reverses decision on Copper Basin stop signs
• Man arrested on gun charge after tattoo parlor incident
• YCSO arrests man on multiple counts after stand-off
• How your Congressman voted
• Prosperity & Compassion: Can These Co-Exist?
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: October 11, 2011
• Bill's Roundup: About Those Stop Signs
• Prescott Valley planning for open space acquisitions
• Grant money going toward local projects
• Training Camp Underway for Sundogs
• Naturalist Walt Anderson Presents, "The Call of the Wild..."
• Prescribed Burn Planned For October 11 - 13, 2011
• Drop In eBook Help at Prescott Public Library
• Reader’s Theatre A Little Something at Prescott Public Library
• National Friends of The Library Week at Prescott Public Library From October 16-22, 2011
• Prescott shop weaves way to vintage wear
• Prescott Valley planning for open space acquisitions
• Grant money going toward local projects
• Free firewood available this winter
• State: Smugglers turning to border states for ammo
• State: Some services at Grand Canyon to close for winter
• State: Sierra Vista turns on red light cams
• Sacred Heart Offers Assistance to Citizenship Applicants
• Elden Quintet Plays in Prescott
• Fatal Fire in PV This Morning
• Park Bench Protest
• Woman killed in Prescott Valley mobile home fire
• Woman killed in Prescott Valley mobile home fire
• Tri-City, Tri-College Student Leadership Conference
• Yavapai County 'treated very badly' in redistricting, says Springer
• Free Shred-a-Thon at PV Arizona Credit Union Tuesday
• PV commission to discuss environmental planning, recreation
• Man accidentally fires gun into floor at Prescott Valley Fry's
• Artist's Studio Tour
• Bill's Roundup: Happy Columbus Day
• Teen Haunted House at Prescott Public Library
• Front yard sculptures stop traffic in PV neighborhood
• Families of kids with special needs enjoy activities, support at Camp Runamuk
• Dewey-Humboldt foster mom trains for 60-mile cancer walk
• Mayer Fire Board extends chief's status 90 days
• Prescott police honored at awards ceremony
• Halloween safety tips for parents to keep holiday fun
• State: Arizona prison sentences among toughest in U.S.
• Alleged drug injection for hospital patient leads to arrest
• Prescribed burn south of Prescott could start Tuesday
• Prescott-area officials want to nix Verde groundwater model
• Blue Star Mothers chapter looking for local mothers of servicemen
• Man, 28, arrested at party with minors, alcohol
• CASA for teens: 'Sean'
• YCSO Seeks Public Help to Identify Body
• Week in Review (video): October 3, 2011
• Prescott College lays off 6, cuts pay for all employees
• Boy Scout spearheads memorial for 1959 military plane crash
• Yavapai County 'treated very badly' in redistricting, says Springer
• 10-year-old spreads the word about diabetes walk-a-thon
• Photo: Prescott High School Homecoming King and Queen
• Learn how to protect your family, home during Fire Prevention Week
• Man accidentally fires gun into floor at Prescott Valley Fry's
• CASA for Kids fundraiser to feature music, auctions
• Man arrested on charges of smacking nurse
• PV commission to discuss environmental planning, recreation
• Free Shred-a-Thon at PV Arizona Credit Union Tuesday
• Paving work continues on Williams Loop Road
• Gas Prices: Oct. 9
• Prescott Scores Homecoming Win
• This Room Needs an Update!!!
• Lady Eagles Happy To Be Back At Home
• What’s Up with the Quad City Housing Market?
• Fall Foliage Colors Fall Gardening
• Sheriff seeks help identifying body found near Beaver Creek Campground
• Woman arrested after allegedly striking officer
• Two years later: Sweat lodge tragedy teaches lasting lessons
• Christmas Tree Permits Available on October 13, 2011
• Judge sets new dates for Ray sentencing
• Lane closure on I-17 this weekend
• Goodies-4-Grunts sends care packages to deployed troops in remote locations
• Giving is its own reward... but group honors philanthropists anyway
• Pearce, Lewis spar over illegal immigration
• Run Away Rib Eye recaptured and ready for raffle
• Arizona sheriffs blast gun-smuggling operation
• Ride for Semper Fi starts Oct. 12
• 'Life and Death in the Grand Canyon'
• Crown King chili cook-off today
• Gas Prices: Oct. 8
• Bill's Roundup: IRC Maps and A Fake Gun
• Mile High Marching Festival
• Veteran's Advocate Barb Mikkelsen Honored in Congress
• Introducing the Homecoming Court
• PV Home Depot Provides Valuable K9 Training Tool
• Photo enforcement has reduced accidents in Prescott Valley by 30 percent, officials say
• Prescott Unified School District seeks more involvement from parents
• Local trainer, border collie compete in national herding competition
• 'Occupy Wall Street' movement comes to Prescott
• Brewer defends health exchange request
• Boy charged with disorderly conduct after pointing air-soft gun at students
• Edwards gets probation in 'dogpiling' sexual exploitation case
• Bernard pleads guilty in child-sex case
• Gas Prices: Oct. 7
• ADOT continues Highway 89A/Viewpoint Drive paving project
• Fort Verde Days this weekend in Camp Verde
• United Animal Friends needs items for rummage sale
• League of Women Voters to discuss government's role in education
• Park Bench Controversy Continues
• Bill's Roundup: Cops & Bobbers
• Democrats Charge AZGOP Coordinated Attack on IRC
• Photo radar up for annual review
• Republicans rip Arizona draft congressional map
• It's Homecoming Week
• Cold storm forecast to peak Thursday
• Homecoming: Parades, bonfires, and a big football game
• Revenue woes prompt early start on Prescott city budget
• Photo radar up for annual review in Prescott Valley
• Property tax primer: How taxes are determined
• Beheading threat suspect going to trial
• Republicans rip Arizona draft congressional map
• Hours restored to 40 for Chino Valley police officers
• Photo: Dogtoberfest champs
• Gas Prices: Oct. 6
• Goodbye, and Thank You, Steve Jobs
• Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, 56, dies
• Speaker Tobin: Redistricting Process is Flawed
• Governor Brewer: Redistricting Commission Has Botched Process
• Appeals Guides for Self-Represented Litigants
• Car vs. tree
• Prescott Valley schools locked down after alleged gun sighting
• Colorado River district could claim Yavapai
• Prescott Valley schools locked down after alleged gun sighting
• 'Run Away Rib Eye' recaptured
• Tribune, Big Bug staff bring home multiple awards
• Bill's Roundup: Road Construction Continues
• Praying at the pole
• Cause of Highway 89 head-on is unknown, police are investigating
• Cell phone use possible cause of head-on crash on Outer Loop Road
• News Briefs: Legion's auction/raffle offers vacations, dinners, more
• News Briefs: League of Women Voters seek public's help in study of federal role in education
• News Briefs: Vineyard features Fall Music Fest
• News Briefs: Spooky books for sale at library
• YCSO accepting applications for VIP Academy
• 20 police officers to return to 40-hour work week
• Coyotes Practice At Tim's, Delight Fans Old and Young
• Tax Time Warp
• Rep. Gosar Legislation HR 489 Passes House
• Local Photo: Cemetery Secrets
• Colorado River district could claim Yavapai
• Annual 'Walk to School' promotes healthy alternative for students
• Car vs. tree
• Excelling PHS students earn National Honor Society membership
• Parking agreement sets stage for Saturday memorial dedication at Constellation Trail
• Man suspected of displaying gun in alleged road rage incident
• Prescott High School Homecoming parade, bonfire and game take place this week
• Former FBI special agent in Prescott to give free presentation on cyberterrorism
• City Responds to Park Bench Concerns
• Dozens of vehicles crash in Arizona dust storm pileups
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: October 4, 2011
• Bill's Roundup: Dewey-Humboldt Council & Mayor At Odds
• Woman pleads guilty to attempting to stab rival, run people over
• Free Healthy Living Workshop
• Chino Meadows II Water Co. seeks rate hike
• Coyotes Make New Hockey Fans
• Barnes & Noble at Gateway Mall closing
• Meetings this week seek guidance on Horseshoe Ranch management
• December PSYCH-K Basic Workshop in Prescott
• Free Introductions to PSYCH-K in Prescott
• Embry-Riddle makes deal for new, safer high-tech flight tracking system
• Woman pleads guilty to attempting to stab rival, run people over
• County waste study costs more than it saves
• Wet, cold weather forecast for this week
• Police seek woman suspected of using counterfeit $100 bill to buy drink, muffin
• Arizona commission proposes new congressional map
• Chino Valley Unified School District appoints Murlless as interim school superintendent
• Chino Meadows II Water Co. seeks rate hike
• New BreastCare Fund Announced At YRMC East
• Sharlot Hall Museum changes to winter hours
• Prospective teachers of handicapped may apply for scholarship
• Restriction on I-17 lanes through Thursday
• Community Project Generates Controversy
• Draft Congressional Map Chosen By AIRC
• Ariz. judge won't bump candidate in Pearce recall
• Italy appeals court clears Knox of murder
• Bill's Roundup: Sundogs Contribute to the Community
• Smart meters creating headaches for APS
• Legislature takes discretion out of judges' hands - and gives it to prosecutors
• On Sale This Week: Load Up That Freezer!
• Week in Review (video): September 26, 2011
• Show biz ain't easy, but rewarding for Prescott Elks promoter
• PCA Auditions for A Christmas Carol
• Cafe Socrates Philosophy Discussion With Joel Thomas at Prescott Public Library
• Arizona: This Place We Call Home Lecture Series: Nellie Trent Bush at Prescott Public Library
• AHC Community Book Discussion of The Last Report On The Miracles at Little No Horse
• Third Friday Chamber Music Series
• Qigong and Tai Chi at Prescott Public Library
• Southwest Skye Pipes and Drums Band Concert Performing at Prescott Public Library
• Agua Fria Festival brings Seri Indians, crafts from Mexico
• Prescott Council to consider license agreements for trail parking
• Local Photo: Mile High Marching Band Festival
• Smart meters creating headaches for APS
• Yavapai Food Bank announces hunger challenge
• Arizona Veterans Hall of Fame calls on Prescott vet Robbins
• State: Northern Arizona wildfire now 72 percent contained
• State: Full recovery of Arizona's economy still several years away, experts say
• Portion of Fain Road becomes state highway
• State: Arizona audit suggests tighter controls on veterans' funds
• Dog adoption event Saturday at Lynx Lake
• Yavapai College music membership drive under way
• CASA for babies: 'Roberta'
• Opinion: Steeped in Levity, Coulter Delivers Serious Message
• Ann Coulter Inspires Prescott Conservatives
• It's Gonna Be a Doggone Good Time
• Badgers Lose Heartbreaker
• Legislature takes discretion out of judges' hands - and gives it to prosecutors
• Yavapai County Un-Fair: Scaled-down event a full-sized success thanks to volunteers
• Photos: Folk Music Festival "folk-lore"
• Prescott woman loses $170K in scam promising $25M 'settlement'
• 3 arrested in connection with sales of oxycodone pills in Cottonwood
• Firefighter Fitness Fun Run/Walk seeks participants for Oct. 15 event
• Firefighters foam hive of aggressive bees
• Gas Prices: Oct. 2
• Stuff Happens...
• You Gotta ZOO This! A Day at Heritage Park Zoo
• Property Tax Bill FAQs
• Patriot Faire Day Today in Dewey-Humboldt
• Essential Fall Tasks for a Better Landscape
• Ann Coulter throws wisecracks at Democrats and Republicans alike at Yavapai College appearance
• Toni Tenille Helps SOTP Raise Money for International Convention
• Proposed Arizona redistricting map clusters Republicans
• City buys McCormick Street buildings for Prescott Fire Department
• Judge orders DeMocker, prosecution to discuss plea deal
• Two women injured in head-on collision in Chino Valley
• Lookout fire reignites south of Prescott
• Fire burns quarter-acre in Granite Creek
• Man who allegedly collided with power pole faces felony criminal damage charges
• $20K worth of meth found at bus stop
• Gas Prices: Oct. 1
• Bills Roundup: Lots To Do, Including Dogtoberfest
• Lookout Fire Flares Up Again
• It's the Yavapai County Fair - Fun for All
• VIDEO: Chino Valley teen wows judges on "The X Factor"
• Cantaloupes sold at local grocery stores not part of recall
• Monarchs' amazing migration heading over Arizona
• City open space purchase sets the stage for 1.8 miles of new trails
• Prescott school board to meet with staff before meetings
• Suspects steal iPads, GPS unit from Walmart
• How your Congressman voted
• Crown King's unique golf tourney is Saturday
• Local Weather Service office hosts open house Saturday
• HUSD to host college fair for students, parents
• Gas Prices: Sept. 30
• Bills Roundup: Illegal Sale of Prescription Drugs Nabs 3
• Zizza gets 11 years in child sex case
• Drew Ryniewicz Wows The X-Factor!
• Three injured in collision on Outer Loop Road
• Ann Coulter Today at Yavapai College
• Keynes vs. Hayek, Round Two
• Ghosts of the past: Cemetery walk features interesting characters like John Bryant
• Gypsy Soul With Tom Agostino at Prescott Center For The Arts
• The Miracle Worker
• Grant amendment frees up more general fund money for city
• Conference helps childcare providers, families
• City continues support for Whiskey Off-Road, despite concerns from equestrians
• Dewey-Humboldt closer to filling vacant staff positions
• YCSO identifies victim in fatal Cottonwood stabbing
• Zizza gets 11 years in child sex case
• Man faces charges of aggravated assault for pushing nurse
• Man faces nearly six years in prison for knife assault
• Three injured in collision on Outer Loop Road
• Gas Prices: Sept. 29
• Judge: Loughner can be made mentally fit for trial
• Cantaloupe illnesses and deaths expected to rise
• Senator Kyl: It's Time to Abandon Keynesian Economics
• Rep. Paul Gosar: Lessons in Education Reform
• Bills Roundup: Sundogs Town Hall & Canned Food
• Dewey-Humboldt closer to filling vacant staff positions
• Fain Road is now state highway
• Weights and Measures inspects Prescott-area gas stations
• Vintage vehicles on tour
• Yavapai Un-Fair opens Sept. 29 at Tim's Toyota Center in Prescott Valley.
• Mayor seeks ways to increase revenues, reduce spending
• 'Walk with Dead' is a lesson in Prescott history
• Deaths linked to cantaloupe reach 14 or more
• Rummage sale Fri.-Sat. to benefit chamber office manager Organizers seek donated items
• Public Hearing Notice
• News Briefs: Cemetery committee seeks volunteers for clean up
• News Briefs: Plants still available from Highlands Center's sale
• News Briefs: Dewey farm offers its first faire
• News Briefs:Senior van heads to baseball game
• News Briefs: People Who Care plans new volunteer meeting
• News Briefs: Oktoberfest on the menu of church's food bank fundraiser
• Art studio tour takes patrons behind the scenes
• Copper Basin stop signs generate strong reactions
• Lookout Fire - September 26, 2011 Update
• Prescribed Burn Planned for September 28 - 30, 2011
• Alto Pit OHV Recreation Area Closed
• A desire to help others spurs students to donate at Prescott High School blood drive
• Native American Festival features tours, films, art, music, seminars
• Prescott man pleads no contest in sex assault, kidnapping
• Man fatally stabbed in Cottonwood
• Bring your canine companions to Dogtoberfest this Sunday
• Free writing workshop Wednesday at Prescott Library
• Learn skills to help peers in recovery; training begins Friday
• Kids can visit with firefighters, police K9s on Safety Day
• NACOG to host Elder Issues Conference Sept. 29
• School office staff conference this Saturday at Yavapai College
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: September 27, 2011
• Property Legal Classification Changes
• Keeping the Piggy Bank Intact
• Bill's Roundup: The Fair is Almost Here!
• Northpoint Students Plan Spring Trip to El Salvador
• Hundreds of veterans receive aid at Veteran Stand Down
• Prescribed burns could start Wednesday
• Update: Murder victim had outstanding arrest warrant
• Sweat lodge sentencing will be after mid-October
• Jewish community readies for 'making things right' on Rosh Hashanah
• Ann Coulter will speak in Prescott Thursday
• Springer will hold Town Hall meeting Tuesday
• Process server shot by Prescott man after serving papers
• State: Lawyer says lawsuit in Pearce recall in jeopardy
• State: Commission chair proposes congressional map
• Bill's Roundup: KOA Deal To Be Addressed at Chino Council
• Lookout Fire 100% Contained; Control Burn Starts Wednesday
• Yavapai County Un-Fair opens Thursday
• Town Council approves hike in sewer volume rates
• Prescott High's head of the class gather more than 70 years after graduation
• ERAU students get close look at various FBI analysis methods
• Yavapai County Un-Fair opens Thursday
• Copper Basin traffic, Whiskey Off-Road contract top Prescott Council agenda
• Local Photo: Cutting for the cause
• Woman facing sex abuse charges in court Monday for new plea deal
• JTED board seeks applicants for Bagdad representative
• State: Experts fear Arizona drought conditions could deepen
• State: Wildfire in northern Arizona burns 2,000 acres
• Prescott singers compete at high level next month
• A Big Gathering for WAR the Band
• Nation: The upside of economic worries is lower gas prices
• National Forest Surveys Coming Your Way October 1, 2011 through September 30, 2012
• Community Counts seeks volunteers to make local impact
• From the Lens of Eric Adams: The Faces of Those That Served
• Week in Review (video): September 19, 2011
• Best Fest exceeded expectations as officials calculate impacts, costs
• Family-friendly Cattle Growers calf sale draws current and future cowboys
• PFD deals with dryer fire, injured motorcyclist and plane issue within a 20-minute span
• Prescott Valley P&Z to review General Plan updates on housing, traffic
• Arizona's lax driver-test rules lure foreigners
• Group seeks veterans interested in fly-fishing trip to Show Low
• People scoop up medallions celebrating the state's centennial
• Photos: Vette Sette All-Corvette Car Show gets attendees' motors running
• Hurry Down To the Equifest
• You Gotta Do This: Flying Over Prescott and Sedona
• Exterior Lighting for a Dark Sky
• Fall: The Best Time to Plant Trees & Vines With Color
• Real Estate - Buy, Sell or Hold?
• Born to run: Prescott students make strides at cross-country meet
• Tuesday Morning Book Group Meeting
• PSA Prescott Public Library Paws to Read
• Poetry Discussion with Dr. Janet Preston at Prescott Public Library
• Lookout Fire - September 21, 2011 Update
• Holiday Show And Sale
• Prescott Valley Town Council approves hike in sewer volume rates
• Arizona report cites prison security gains and lapses
• Ray sentencing hearings delayed again
• Community Garden plans mid-October grand opening
• Prescott's free hazardous waste collection day is set for Sunday
• 300 veterans to see WAR concert thanks to community efforts
• Lookout Fire 90 percent contained
• Woman cited in collision with motorcycle
• Gas Prices: Sept. 24
• DPS Pilot, Two BMX Racers Killed in Head-on Collision
• Lookout Fire: 90% Contained
• Amy Grant & Michael W. Smith: Two Friends Tour
• Bill's Roundup: Are You Ready for Corvettes?
• Town Council OKs Quailwood Family Dollar store rezoning
• Contractor finds serious flaws in 6.5 percent of Chino Meadows sewer hookups
• ON THE SCENT: K9s search lockers at Prescott High School as part of training exercise
• Contractor finds serious flaws in 6.5 percent of Chino Meadows sewer hookups
• Prescott Valley Town Council OKs Quailwood Family Dollar store rezoning
• New county building provides office space for CYMPO
• All-Corvette car show benefits Prescott Firefighters' Charities
• Knife-wielding robber pleads guilty, will get prison time
• Gas Prices: Sept. 23
• The Northern AZ Stand Down: Serving Those Who Have Served Us
• USGS Ground Water Study Reinforces Call for Water Policy Changes
• Update: Lookout Fire 60 percent contained
• Lookout Fire - 60% Contained
• Bill's Roundup: The Phippen Museum Partners With Prescott Valley
• Spirit Keepers Series: Ancient lessons for modern people in Prescott this weekend
• Prescott Area Women’s Shelter Holiday Fundraiser
• James Arthur Ray vows not to lead another sweat lodge
• FBI: Crime down slightly in Yavapai County
• Prescott Valley Town Council to decide water, sewer rates, Family Dollar development
• Man accused in beheading threat wants new lawyer
• Humboldt man gets 20 years in prison for child molestation
• Dewey-Humboldt council, Mortimers clash over town code compliance
• EquiFest set for Saturday after postponement over virus concerns
• Expo on senior resources begins Friday
• Highway 89 south of Chino Valley to be shut down Thursday night
• Prescott Valley Boot Camp starting soon
• Gas Prices: Sept. 22
• Two More Suspects Arrested In Spruce Mountain Murder
• Police make 2 more arrests in burned body case
• Lookout Fire - 35% Contained
• Bill's Roundup: The Impact of Prescription Drug Abuse
• Yavapai County property taxes may be going down
• Dewey man is recovering after bees sting him 1,000 times
• Officers seek help catching Prescott Valley pronghorn poacher
• Drama Restructured - Season's first production features poetry of Shel Silverstein
• Quarterly awards honor 2 school employees for 'dedication, enthusiasm, creativity'
• Prescott Valley council to decide water, sewer rates, Family Dollar development
• James Ray to Be Sentenced On October 6
• Forest fire spreads south of Prescott
• National Public Lands Fee-Free Day
• Yavapai County property taxes may be going down
• DeMocker's lawyers push court for action
• Ray sentencing hearings to begin next week
• How your Congressman voted
• 5 prisoners of war attend POW/MIA Recognition Day ceremony in Prescott
• State: Doctors worry about cheap bath salts as ban nears
• Gas prices: Sept. 21
• Photo: Bradshaw Mountain High School Homecoming
• New Show on Access 13: The Recovery Network
• Prescott Homicide Victim Identified; Two Suspects In Custody
• Bill's Roundup: Firearm Accidentally Discharged
• Breaking News: Sheriff's Office makes arrests in burned body homicide case
• Breaking news: Castaneda pleads not guilty to five charges
• Dawn Castaneda Charged With 4 Felonies, 1 Misdemeanor
• 2011-2012 Annual Budget Report
• Town of Prescott Valley relaxing hiring freeze
• Boy smiling, running around just 5 days after rattlesnake bite
• Bankruptcy trustee sues racetrack board, employees
• Notice of Recorder's Fee Change
• A Fair for Yavapai County
• Wisdom Keepers of the Andes to Share Sacred Traditions
• Cattle Growers' 79th annual barbecue and calf sale is Saturday
• Town of Prescott Valley relaxing hiring freeze
• Deputies: Black Canyon City shooting was accidental; man dropped gun
• FBI: Violent crime down by 6 percent last year
• Woman booked on charges of shoplifting, theft of services
• Photos: Arizona Kennel Club AKC championship show
• Food drive works to 'serve' Yavapai County; brings in 3,538 pounds of food
• Sheriff's investigators seek help identifying body found near Senator Highway
• Native fish topic of VWA meeting Wednesday; water committee cancels
• Bike rodeo to raise money for tumor foundation
• Child safety seat checks available for safety week
• Bank of America helps Women's Shelter with $10,000 grant
• Gas prices: Sept. 20
• Wayne Newton Closes Out Best Fest With Superb Style
• Bill's Roundup: Keep Your Kids Safe
• PHS Pulls Out a Victory Against Moon Valley
• Body Talks: The Diet Revolution (Part 2)
• Wayne Newton wows crowd as Prescott Best Fest closes
• Fall prescribed burns could start Wednesday
• Dine, dash suspect hits Prescott again
• Man faces cruelty charges after arrest
• Other agencies examining information in stun gun incident use of force review
• SWEAT LODGE TRIAL: Mitigation hearings in Ray case begin
• 40 veterans honored with Medal of Valor
• Federal money for Yavapai County schools, roads in flux
• Gosar staff to talk to public in Yarnell Sept. 21
• Guidance launches scholarships for pilots through college foundation
• POW/MIA Recognition Day ceremony Monday
• Photos: Granite Gate Has Talent
• CASA for Babies: 'Ollie'
• Gas prices: Sept. 19
• Senior Resources Conference and Expo is at Adult Center
• Learn about prescription drug abuse at Lunch 'n Learn
• Veteran Stand Down event is slated for this weekend
• Burned Body Located Near Senator Highway Adjacent to Spruce Mountain Road
• Week in Review: September 12, 2011
• Through Eric Adam's Lens: Saturday's Best Fest
• Jordin Sparks Steals the Show
• Boy smiling, running around just 5 days after rattlesnake bite
• Buckey O'Neill put his mark on Territorial Prescott
• Bankruptcy trustee sues racetrack board, employees
• Woman injured in motorcycle wreck on Highway 89A near Jerome
• Burned body found off Senator Highway near Prescott
• Sunup Rotary Poker Run this month benefits local charities
• State: Redistricting panel struggles with schedule
• The place to be: Wide range of can't-miss attractions draws people from across Arizona to Best Fest
• Barks 'n Beers event benefits rescue animals
• Gas Prices: Sept. 18
• It's a Beautiful Day in Prescott Best Fest Land
• Best Fest - Pics and Conversations From Friday
• About the Notice of Value
• Choosing the Right Countertop
• Fall is the Time to Decorate and Feed Our Gardens
• From Eric's Lens
• Book about Yavapai County history debuts at Best Fest
• 'Salute to Arizona' a large-screen look at state's last 100 years
• Best Fest opens with unveiling of centennial stamp featuring Cathedral Rock
• Prescott Valley budget projections largely on target
• Ken Lindley: A man for all seasons - especially baseball
• Prescott hires beekeeper to remove hive
• Study: Job growth in Prescott Valley not keeping pace with demand for employment
• Investigators believe shooting at Rock Springs Café was accidental
• Teen driver injured in Williamson Valley rollover
• Gas Prices: Sept. 17
• Forever Arizona
• Source: Man with gun holed up at Tucson air base
• BestFest Countdown
• Bill's Roundup: Other News Besides BestFest
• AZ Centennial Commemorative Rifle Available At BestFest
• Lady Eagles Game to be Televised Nationwide
• Sharlot Mabridth Hall leaves legacy of historic preservation
• 'Stamp of Approval' For Prescott Unveiled Friday, Kick-Off for Best Fest
• PCA Presents Readers Theatre 'ART' and PCA Theatre Class
• Create Your Own One-Person Performance
• Dewey-Humboldt town manager quits before he starts
• Birthday party of the century: Arizona Centennial celebrations kick off today with Prescott Best Fest
• Xoloitzcuintlis among 1,100 canines at American Kennel Club dog show Saturday
• Police: Store owner shoots robber
• Crown King firefighters benefit is Saturday
• Man who allegedly sent sexual texts to children is back in jail
• Local content, clear writing among topics discussed with Courier editors
• Gas Prices: Sept. 16
• Meteor lights up Wednesday night sky
• Woman accused of threatening witness is ruled incompetent
• 2-year-old boy recovering from rattlesnake bite
• Man who hit officer with gun faces a decade in prison
• Man hospitalized after bees sting him 1,000 times
• Bill's Roundup: Shooting in Black Canyon City
• Robbery Suspect Shot By Store Owner
• Outbreak of Listeriosis Linked to Cantaloupes from Jensen Farms
• Best Fest film festival showcases Arizona's movie past
• Prescott Ghost Talk 2011
• Man hospitalized after bees sting him 1,000 times
• Barnyard bards: Cowboy poets capture lifestyle in verse
• Man who hit officer with gun faces a decade in prison
• Skype call gives away stolen laptop suspect
• 2-year-old boy recovering from rattlesnake bite
• Caregiver charged with abuse of autistic man
• Woman accused of threatening witness is ruled incompetent
• Gas Prices: Sept. 15
• Man shot at Black Canyon City gas station
• Officers seek help catching Prescott Valley pronghorn poacher
• Prescott Valley Town Council seeks economic development foundation results
• Centennial Film Festival Schedule and List of Give-Away Goodies
• Bill's Roundup: Safe Driving, Road Construction, Pronghorn Poaching
• Body Found in Abandoned Van Likely That of Wesley Hubbs
• Prescott Valley commission approves rezone for dollar store near Quailwood
• Dewey-Humboldt, Mortimers clash over town code compliance
• Dewey-Humboldt town manager withdraws acceptance before starting work
• Breaking News: Murder suspect Hubbs found dead
• Breaking News: No new trial for James Arthur Ray
• Marley wants council, residents to be more involved
• Photo: Corn Time! Annual dinner a community favorite
• County 'Un-Fair' announces department entry times, locations
• News Briefs: Elks Lodge Poster contest for K-8
• News Briefs: Highlands Center has native plants for sale
• News Briefs: Gold Star Mothers raise money to benefit veterans
• 'Don't Give Up, Keep Your Head Up,' Says Anthony Wade
• Pamela J Pearsall Hosts Radio Show
• ERAU symposium: Fighting terrorism a burgeoning career opportunity
• Female veterans say VA care has improved over the past 30 years
• Prescott Public Library to aid employment seekers with Job Help Hub
• Prescott Valley commission approves rezone for dollar store near Quailwood
• BEST FEST: Wayne Newton returns to his Arizona roots for Prescott performance
• Lawyer: Let DeMocker bond out to escape solitary confinement
• Man who befriended campers, stole their SUV gets prison time
• Attorney: 'My client could have killed deputies, but didn't'
• Free program on building Spirit of St. Louis Wednesday night
• Gas prices: Sept. 14
• Prescott Valley to mark completion of Highway 69 path
• Police seek suspect in theft from Prescott Pride Center
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: September 13, 2011
• Bill's Roundup: Yavapai College Girl's Softball Team Recognized
• Kicking Fall Off with the Grill
• You Gotta Do This: Paintball Wars on Thumb Butte
• The World Still Needs America
• Photo: Rollover in the rain
• 9/11 Remembered
• State stamp unveiling opens Prescott Best Fest Friday
• County committee issues medallion to celebrate centennial
• PCA Theatre Classes
• Teens Skype The Author K.L. Goingon
• PCA Presents Readers Theatre and Concert
• In Remembrance: Prescott High School honors 9/11 victims
• State: Arizona turns to $25 prison visitor fees
• Resident claims Mayer mobile home park unsafe
• Gas prices: Sept. 13
• Prescott Best Fest: Commemorative Prescott medallion debuts this week
• Photo: Rollover in the rain
• How your Congressman voted
• Photo: Filling their Bowls
• Two-part class on grant-writing is this month
• Mile High Squares to offer lessons
• New abortion restrictions taking effect
• Scottish music comes to Trinity church Friday
• YCSO: Mom taped kid's mouth shut, wrists together
• Soon-to-be Illegal 'Bath Salts' In Yavapai County
• Bill's Roundup: Robbery, AZ Centennial Exhibit
• Crew installs new motor, pump at Prescott Valley well site
• P&Z to revisit rezoning for dollar store, discuss General Plan update
• Tannahill Weavers to Play in Prescott
• Chino Valley artist put her pain from 9/11 onto paper
• Museum play highlights 'Father of Arizona' during Best Fest
• Prescott council to tackle water issues Tuesday
• Patriotism, laughter, tears at 9/11 commemoration ceremony
• Local Photo: Walking as one
• Third Friday Chamber Music at Prescott Public Library
• Drop-in eBook Help at the Prescott Public Library
• Nation: In New York, a lasting memorial for those lost on 9/11
• Week in Review (video): September 5, 2011
• Residents can shred documents at upcoming events
• Man charged with assault in fight on Whiskey Row
• Prescott police: Suspect allegedly stole credit card to pay for daughter's school supplies
• CASA for teens: 'Paula'
• Parks & Rec: Sept. 12
• Pet program calls on volunteers
• Donations sought for 'Un-fair' arts winners
• Classes for the Taking: Week of Sept. 12
• Hair salon cut-a-thon to beneft PUSD program
• Across the Land, We Will Never Forget 9/11
• Vanished Arizona: Appendix & Letters
• Corporal Mabry on 9-11, 'We Are Out Here for a Reason'
• Photo Gallery: FEMA Southwest Type I Incident Management Team mission to Ground Zero
• Prescott doctor helped treat burn patients from Pentagon
• Chino Valley artist put her pain from 9/11 onto paper
• Forest Service employee walked 12 miles to get home on 9/11
• Mayer fire chaplain ministered to workers at Ground Zero
• Sept. 11: The day flying changed forever
• Local police officers encounter reverence at Ground Zero months after 9/11
• Prescott man dies in motorcycle wreck on South Highway 89
• P&Z to revisit rezoning for dollar store, discuss General Plan update
• 9/11 Foundation rides motorcycles to honor anniversary
• REMEMBERING 9/11: Sept. 11, 2001, left indelible impression on former New Jersey woman
• Making a Splash in the Kitchen!
• Highlights of Mountain Gardening
• Abia Judd students celebrate first responders with Heroes Luncheon
• Crew installs new motor, pump at PV well site
• DEA bans 3 chemicals in bath salts drug: Move makes possession a felony
• Ariz. lawmakers disappointed by Obama jobs plan
• Hazardous waste, electronics disposal opportunity for Prescott residents is Sept. 25
• Gas Prices: Sept. 10
• Bill's Roundup: 9-11 Activities and More
• Professor Lovell Comments on the President's Jobs Bill
• Town Council introduces ordinance to allow hunting within town limits
• ADOT closing Viewpoint Drive at highway as work continues
• StoneRidge homeowners may sue over CFD rate hike
• Gosar: Son of Stimulus
• Kyl: Obama Dusts off Old Ideas Wrapped in Partisan Rhetoric
• Three Approaches to More Jobs, Better Economy
• Prescott Valley Town Council introduces ordinance to allow hunting within town limits
• Lame Deer, Seeker of Visions by John (Fire) Lame Deer and Richard Erdoes at the AHC Community Book Discussion
• Turning off the 'battle mind': Class helps veterans, spouses improve communication
• Bees attack, kill man in Wilhoit
• ADOT closing Viewpoint Drive at highway as work continues
• Medical marijuana is topic of county attorney talk
• StoneRidge homeowners may sue over CFD rate hike
• DeMocker: Unsealed documents give insight into the jury selection process
• Water group seeks public ideas Saturday for local projects
• Gas Prices: Sept. 9
• Wilhoit Bee Attack Victim Dies, Two Others Injured
• Western Caucus Provides Jobs Frontier Report; Obama Presents His Plan Tonight
• Bill's Roundup: Continuing Road Construction
• Is That Job Opportunity Really a Scam?
• Suspect in Whiskey Row fight that fatally injured Prescott man arrested
• Arizona's Best Fest, Just One Week Away!
• Embry-Riddle to Host Statewide Unmanned Aircraft Systems Symposium
• The 'Slow Computer' Telephone Scam
• Friend of the Family Recognition Awarded to Tobin, Pierce and Fann
• Wind farm and/or land exchange? Forest Service awaits Ruskin move on Yavapai Ranch
• Sedona mayor says redistricting map chosen to keep him out of race
• Supervisors endorse cattlemen's forest plan to increase logging, grazing
• Former NYC resident among the speakers at Sunday's courthouse plaza tribute
• DeMocker trial may relocate to Prescott
• Ray case will move to Prescott next week
• Suspect in Whiskey Row fight that fatally injured Prescott man arrested
• Woman found dead 2 days after crashing car off I-17
• Arrest warrant issued for man in DUI case
• Gas Prices: Sept. 8
• Community invited to free emergency preparedness fair Saturday
• Video: Remembering 9/11
• New principal is visible, visionary
• Arizona Take Charge Challenge (ATCC)
• Dewey-Humboldt to consider Mortimer Farm permits tonight
• Prescription program savings top $1 million for local residents
• School district suffers continued decrease in student enrollment
• Batter & Nacho
• Don't get dropped!
• Quailwood Family Dollar store proposal sparks opposition
• News Briefs: Del Rio plans book reading night, community book drive
• News Briefs: Correction Dinner Theatre
• News Briefs: Car wash will benefit American Legion
• News Briefs: Next Citizen's Academy start Sept. 12
• News Briefs:HCG Diet topic of free seminar
• Bill's Roundup: Ready for Some Fishing?
• Forest Service wants to hear from trail users on accident prevention
• County supervisors give green light to wind farm
• Prescott Valley restores well near fairgrounds
• Get your fill at Empty Bowls event: Prescott tradition draws hundreds of donors, volunteers
• Pair allegedly stole $45K from Walmart to pay for car, sex-change operation
• Prescott Community Cupboard is bare: Food bank needs donations
• Labor day weekend DUI arrests few
• Free pasture management workshop Monday
• Luncheon to benefit St. Jude research hospital
• Book to list youth service providers
• AARP offers driver safety programs
• Free workshop on low vision starts Thursday
• Gas Prices: Sept. 7
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: September 6, 2011
• Malfunctioning wells reduce water to two Prescott Valley communities
• Seeking Transparency for the 'Super Committee'
• Prescott Valley Bootcamp starts tomorrow
• EPA plans partial Superfund clean-up of contaminated soil this fall
• Robert Road widening project ahead of schedule
• Bill's Roundup: News & Opportunities
• Faces of the Food: Old, new ways put meat on the table
• EPA plans partial Superfund clean-up of contaminated soil this fall; Dewey-Humboldt residents worry about human contamination, too
• Faces of the Food: Cattle 101 - Head 'em up, move 'em out
• State cuts nearly half of money for vocational education
• 'Skeletor Bandit' pleads guilty to robbing Prescott bank, others
• Deputy shoots, kills woman during domestic disturbance in Yarnell
• Gas prices: Sept. 6
• Sheriff's Office seeks help finding stolen jewelry, identifying suspects
• Professor Lovell Tells President Obama: Stop the Blame Game!
• Faces of the Food: Ranchers, farmers cover assets for future generations
• What is JTED?
• Celebrating Labor Day and the American Worker
• The Light Still Shines
• Breaking News: Malfunctioning wells reduce water to two Prescott Valley communities
• High Dollar Jewelry Theft Reported in Prescott
• Suspect Shot and Killed By Deputy After Alleged Attack
• Body Talks: The Diet Revolution (Part 1)
• Faces of the Food: Farm politics keep casting shadows
• Free Introductions to PSYCH-KR in Prescott
• Faces of the Food: Local food gains ground as freshness takes top priority
• DeMocker's sealed financial court records released
• Robert Road widening project ahead of schedule
• Millings paving program tops Prescott City Council agenda
• 8th annual Recovery Day on Sept. 10
• State: Arizona slow to execute condemned inmates, lawyer says
• Power pole falls, starts small fire in Prescott
• State: Number of Arizona foster homes keep dropping, but need is rising
• Mattress fire in Prescott leads to stolen travel trailer
• CASA for kids: 'Nancy and Melissa'
• Parks & Rec: Sept. 5
• Classes for the Taking: Week of Sept. 5
• You Gotta Do This: Kayaking a Mile High!
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XXXIII. David's Island
• Week in Review (video): August 29, 2011
• Class teaches how to cook real meals over an open fire
• Faces of the Food: Agriculture is changing with the times
• Faces of the Food: Little farms grow large dreams
• Quailwood Family Dollar store sparks opposition
• Photos: Performances at the Prescott Intertribal Social Pow-Wow
• Gas Prices: Sept. 4
• Avoiding the Unspeakable Landscape
• Time to BBQ!
• Planting Trees in our Mountain Soils
• Real Estate Alert: The Zillow Influence
• Photos and video: Erin Conway crowned Prescott Idol winner
• Sharlot Hall Museum Events Complement ‘Best Fest’
• Victim's boyfriend arrested in fatal shooting in Cottonwood
• Paving project completes facelift at old golf clubhouse
• Gosar focuses on budget issues during town hall in Prescott Valley
• More details emerge about grandfather charged with forcing Grand Canyon hikes
• Brewer won't move up primary to Jan. 31
• Gas Prices: Sept. 3
• Bill's Roundup: The Chino Valley Parade is Tomorrow
• Woman Shot and Killed in Cottonwood
• September is "Pick Your Price" Month for Black Animals
• Coyotes and Sundogs Team Up
• Preparations underway for Centennial Gala in Prescott Valley
• August sets long list of heat records as rains fail to measure up
• Abandoned puppies found in Sycamore Park
• Opening Ceremony - Established for Arizona Centennial Celebration
• ACLU files response to motion to dismiss Riley lawsuit
• Gas Prices: Sept. 2
• PV police cite woman after gun goes off at supermarket
• Suspect jailed after allegedly punching man over red clothes
• Recovery Day Celebration
• Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology Opens at Embry-Riddle
• Player of the Week: Dakoda Peterson
• South Rocky Boy Wash Public Meeting
• Bill's Roundup: Town Hall in PV with Paul Gosar
• Geocaching events to be part of centennial activities
• Mountain bikers, horsemen at odds: Meetings on trails often have disastrous outcome
• Photo: Mad Librarians Tea Party at Yavapai College
• High-schoolers get head start on engineering college courses
• Suspect sought after fight seriously injures man on Whiskey Row
• Prescription program savings top $1 million for local residents
• Police say woman robbed house after driving there in stolen car
• Judge rejects plea; defendant rejects judge
• Motorcyclists riding to fight MS
• Labor Day closures
• Gas Prices: Sept. 1
• Highway Patrolmen Every 10 Miles for Labor Day Weekend
• Wrapping Up Election Celebrations & Looking Ahead
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Burglar Caught; Sundogs, Traffic Concerns
• Meet the New City Manager, Craig McConnell
• Prison sentence for man in front-door shooting death
• YRMC center is one-stop place for breast health
• Dewey-Humboldt: another staff member resigns
• Chino Valley Territorial Days Week#1
• Treasure hunting 'geocaching' game comes to Memory Park
• Arizona Centennial events in Prescott run Sept. 16-18
• Chino Transit gets more time, increases Prescott mall route
• Tow truck company owners work out details of Town's expanded impound yard
• News Breifs: Grand Canyon next senior trip destination
• News Briefs: 'Old-timey' band to perform at Sept. 24 Dinner Theatre
• News Briefs: Low vision topic of community workshop
• New Briefs: Dog club offers Canine Good Citizen testing
• News Briefs:Legion breakfast to help queen contestant
• School board approves online class fee hike to cover expenses
• Elks plan 9/11 ceremony, lunch
• Highlands Center offers 3 free workshops
• Students plant flowers around middle school flagpole
• Prison sentence for man in front-door shooting death
• Gosar town hall in Prescott Valley Thursday
• Prescott council appoints McConnell as permanent city manager
• State: Justice replaces 3 officials over Fast and Furious
• 2 men sought in theft of auto batteries
• Felony assault charges lead to arrest
• ELECTION: Kuykendall retains mayor post; Kuknyo, Lamerson, Arnold win council seats
• Election Night Coverage
• The Time is Almost at Hand!
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: August 30, 2011
• Bill's Roundup: Road Construction, New K-9 and Sundogs Info
• Fast and Furious Fallout?
• Prescott Valley man tased at Frontier Village Shopping Center
• Suspect Shot With Taser By Police on Reservation
• Yavapai County planning two new 'parking decks' for downtown
• Judges thank families for their support at investiture
• Prescott Center For The Arts Presents 'Love Letters'
• Defendant in murder case competent to stand trial
• Former CYFD chief earns Lifetime Achievement Award
• Sheriff calls Kirkland-area fires 'suspicious'
• Prescott Valley sponsoring mural contest for bathroom walls at park
• Gas prices: Aug. 30
• Judge Kenton Jones Nominated for Division One Appeals Court
• Thousands Gather At the Square for Night of Worship
• Bill's Roundup: Different Nuisances - Paving and Parties
• Video: Man tased at Frontier Village Shopping Center
• Chino Valley Unified School District names Sherry Brown to governing board
• Hurricane Irene bears down on Prescott Valley man in Massachusetts
• August 30th Election
• Grand Canyon University honors its Prescott roots
• Prescott council could hire permanent city manager on Tuesday
• Prescott Center For The Arts Audition For Reader's Theatre
• Yavapai County Resource Advisory Committee Recommends $590,000 In Resource Projects
• State: Navajos focus on Little Colorado River settlement
• Nation: Hurricane Irene spares East Coast from worst forecasts
• Milling, repaving work under way this week on major Prescott streets
• Prescott kicks off pavement reconstruction
• Nighttime paving work on Hwy. 69 between Prescott, PV this week
• Preparation work continues this week for Williamson Valley Road widening project
• Federal study: 'Intense' thinning best way to ease wildfires
• Hurricane Irene bears down on Prescott Valley man in Massachusetts
• State: Defense cost in border activist trials: $951K
• Parks & Rec: Aug. 29
• Classes for the Taking: Week of Aug. 29
• Week in Review (video): August 22, 2011
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XXXII. Texas
• Otwell's efforts earn him a place among Culturekeepers
• Pow-wow organizers invite public to event on Labor Day Weekend
• Prescott Primary: Voting concludes 7 p.m. Tuesday
• State: Arizona begins new budget year on positive note
• State: Report says water challenges will test Arizona
• Granite Mtn. Water Co. gets loan for improvements
• Dog show trainers now offer classes for household pets
• Granite Mountain Water Co. gets loan for improvements
• Gas Prices: Aug. 28
• County offers affordable historical markers
• Nation: Irene drenching Atlantic coast; at least 6 dead
• Badgers Overcome Rival Bears 39 to 21
• You Gotta Do This: Prescott Farmer's Market
• Watch Out for the Hackasaurus
• End of Season Garden Bargains
• Lightning: Beautiful and Potentially Dangerous
• Prescott College program mixes art of storytelling with new technology
• Author Visit with Dr. Tom Fleischner At Prescott Public Library
• Construction on Goodwin Street in front of the Prescott Downtown Library
• Lecture: Managing Fire to Restore and Maintain Grand Canyon’s Forests by Windy Bunn
• A Screaming Man, a “Just for Grownups” International Film at Prescott Public Library
• Photo: Prescott Jazz Summit performance
• Community involvement keeps threatened Arizona parks open
• Prescott Valley Town Council OKs ordinance that cracks down on underage drinking
• Chino Valley Unified School District names Sherry Brown to governing board
• Groups hold food drive for 9/11 National Day of Service
• Gas Prices: Aug. 27
• 2 million ordered to leave East Coast as Irene takes aim
• 9298 Ballots Returned So Far
• Political Profile: Chris Kuknyo
• Local Construction, New Restaurants & Retail Looking Up
• Bill's Roundup: Jazz Summit Starts Tonight!
• Raffle of Quilt to Benefit United Animal Friends
• Roasted Chili Peppers at the Farmer's Market
• Opinion: Bringing EXTRA AIRCRAFT to Prescott
• Anti-bullying workshop offers parents practical, legal solutions
• Defense: 19 percent of jury pool says DeMocker is guilty
• Arizona challenges U.S. law on making election changes
• RIDE FOR SEMPER FI: Prescott man will bicycle 430 miles to benefit injured servicemembers
• EPA to update Dewey-Humboldt residents on contaminated soil clean-up efforts
• Author to sign children's book at Highlands Center Saturday
• 1 injured in rollover crash
• Deputies make third arrest in burglary case
• Woman arrested for DUI reportedly admits to snorting, injecting 'bath salts'
• Prescott hazardous household material disposal day set for Sept. 25
• Mayoral candidate Thurston to speak at hearing loss group meeting
• I-17 repaving work north of Camp Verde set to start today
• Explore the world of bats tonight at the Hassayampa River Preserve
• Tripped wire leads to power failure
• Gas Prices: Aug. 26
• Two Toyota Tundra Catalytic Converters Stolen This Week
• Bill's Roundup: Possible Nuisance Ordinance to be Voted on Tonight
• No County Fair? No Worries, Come to the Un-Fair!
• Professor Lovell's Message: Get a Backbone
• Local leaders don't like draft legislative map that splits up Yavapai
• 'Hoodwinked'? Public participation in Supervisors' redistricting cost $58,000
• Prescott Council takes stand against proposed legislative redistricting
• Court rejects Elise Townsend's request to get out of prison during appeal
• Two applicants meet qualifications for Prescott City Manager post
• Kestrel High School locked down after alleged threat to harm staff
• Prescott Valley man arrested on animal cruelty charges for allegedly drowning cat
• State: Federal charges filed in massive Wallow fire
• Pavement project affects several major Prescott streets
• Photos: A splash of color
• Prescott Valley residents can weigh in on General Plan via website, email
• Gas prices: Aug. 25
• $20K Scholarships from Lockheed Martin for ERAU
• Fresh Faces, Longtime Experience
• Residents fill meeting rooms; supervisors vote 2-1 for redistricting Alternative Map A
• PVPD invites public in for Citizens Police Academy
• PV council to consider nuisance-party ordinance
• Bill's Roundup: A Cottonwood Bank Theft
• Former CYFD chief earns Lifetime Achievement Award
• Construction to close lanes on 89A this week
• Plans for county 'Un-Fair' moving along successfully
• Un-Fair takes shape
• Chino Checkpoint arrests 4 DUI drivers
• MVD provides online driver license practice tests
• News Briefs: CV Senior Center van heads to Arcosanti
• News Briefs: Dinner theater cancels 'Legends' show
• News Briefs: Psychic Holistic Crafts Festival to benefit CV food bank
• News Briefs: Cowboy Poets gather Sept. 15-17 in Prescott
• Councilwoman Lopas Seeks City Manager Position
• SWEAT LODGE TRIAL: Juror shares behind-the-scenes insights
• Art Days At The Library With The Prescott Art Docents
• Back to School for Prescott - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Higher education cuts likely as healthcare costs rise
• Sole candidate cites business acumen in run to fill Linn's term
• PVPD invites public in for Citizens Police Academy
• PV council to consider nuisance-party ordinance
• Lopas, McConnell among applicants for Prescott City Manager
• Gosar visits Prescott women's shelter to encourage expansion
• Suspect in online sex luring case is 'on the fence' about plea deal
• 1 day in jail for Arizona immigration protesters
• Gas Prices: Aug. 24
• Fireside Grill hosts benefit dinner Friday
• Baja Fresh to raise money for Teens' Closet
• Centennial Film Festival planned in conjunction with Best Fest
• Nancy Burgiss Honored With Sharlot Hall Award
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: August 23, 2011
• Bill's Roundup: What To Do About Scams
• Supervisors Vote 2-1 for Map A Alternative
• Shootout suspect's lawyer files motion to dismiss
• Prescott Valley rolling out program to recruit more volunteers
• StoneRidge's buyer awaits escrow closing
• Supervisors duke it out over redistricting; in the end, 2-1 vote goes for alternate map 'A'
• McCain congratulates rebels, offers jobs ideas at town hall
• Prescott police label deaths murder-suicide
• StoneRidge's buyer awaits escrow closing
• Process for residential burn permits goes online
• Community Foundation donation aids Prescott police K9 Unit
• Prescott Valley rolling out program to recruit more volunteers
• Shootout suspect's lawyer files motion to dismiss
• Yavapai County judge lowers man's $75M cash-only bond
• Gas prices: Aug. 23
• Prescott Police Investigate Murder-Suicide Case
• Mayer Resident Admits Snorting, Injecting “Bath Salts” during DUI Arrest
• Bill's Roundup: Williamson Valley Road Project Starts Today
• Community Meeting Regarding Williamson Valley Road Project Tonight
• Downs racetrack bankruptcy meeting this Wednesday in Phoenix
• With stock at a penny, Tim's Toyota Center parent company Global moves to terminate SEC reporting
• P&Z to discuss General Plan update
• Danny Z's Pizza hosts zoo fundraiser Wednesday
• Prescott Valley council, staff consider building purchase
• LINES DRAWN: Flawed work on Chino Valley sewer system prods inspections, repairs
• LINES DRAWN: Residents concerned with Chino Meadows sewer work
• LINES DRAWN: Nitrate contamination fear sparked Chino Meadows sewer project
• LINES DRAWN: Flawed work on Chino Valley sewer system prods inspections, repairs
• Downs racetrack bankruptcy meeting this Wednesday in Phoenix
• LINES DRAWN: Nitrate contamination fear sparked Chino Meadows sewer project
• LINES DRAWN: Residents concerned with Chino Meadows sewer work
• Manager search back before Prescott Council on Tuesday
• Volunteers make Hungry Kids Project a success for those in need
• County resource guide seeks submissions for 'Big and Little Kids Book'
• State: Arizona weighs decision on new private prisons
• State: Donations sought to unblock state's immigration law
• Prescott Public Library Teen Book Club - Down the Rabbit Hole
• Parks & Rec: Aug. 22
• Classes for the Taking: Week of Aug. 22
• Body Talks: The Innate Intelligence of the Human Body
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XXXI. Santa Fe
• Week in Review (video): August 15, 2011
• What's the Point?
• Red Rock Pass proposal goes to citizens council
• Photos: ACKER ACTS
• With stock at a penny, Tim's Toyota Center parent company Global moves to terminate SEC reporting
• P&Z to discuss General Plan update
• PFAA changes name to Prescott Center for the Arts
• New redistricting map likely to be chosen Monday
• Verde water report authors answer questions
• Men suspected of scrap metal burglary lead police in pursuit, endangering bystanders
• Danny Z's Pizza hosts zoo fundraiser Wednesday
• Prescott chamber solicits information for events calendar
• UAF fights pet homelessness through programs, education
• Repaving begins Monday on Pioneer Parkway
• Roadwork around VA starts Monday
• City solicits business sponsorship for annual Pumpkin Patch event
• Teens can take their pick
• Gas Prices: Aug. 21
• PWP hosts discussion on writing memoirs
• Group for those grieving loss starts meeting Thursday
• Public invited to nominate local philanthropists
• Lady Eagles Fight Hard, But Drop Opener to ERAU - Daytona Beach
• Attracted, No, Addicted to Design
• Mountain Planting Done Right
• The Boom & Bust Housing Bubble - What Now?
• Suspect Possessing Heroin Arrested Near Washington School
• School locked down after parents see masked person with weapons
• Chino Valley school superintendent Noggle resigns; takes new job at county level
• Two Burglars Caught After Separate Pursuits
• PSA Mad Women Poets at Prescott Public Library
• Four Week Creative Writing Workshop with Carol Levin
• New clubhouse at Prescott Lakes creates jobs amid struggling economy
• 2011 Prescott Primary: Campaign receipts, expenditures down
• Prescott Valley council, staff consider building purchase
• Man charged with heroin possession in school zone
• Police encourage parents to use FBI Child ID app
• Gas Prices: Aug. 20
• Riding high: Eighth-grader Sam Oden wins Reserve World Champion title
• Karaoke Idol finale caps Summer Concert Series
• McCain town hall here Monday
• 'Prosecutorial Discretion' To Guide Immigration Policy in Obama Administration
• Bill's Roundup: From Sundogs to StoneRidge
• Man, teen arrested in connection with skate park fight involving guns, brass knuckles, machete
• Planned Parenthood to end abortions in Prescott Valley
• Castle Canyon Mesa property owners raise sewer, septic questions
• ADOT: Hwy. 69 paving will require overnight lane closures through mid-September
• Prescott Chamber Seeking Calendar Items From Public
• Yavapai County Featured in New Book
• Bagpipe and drum band prepares for 9/11 performance
• Little cattle create a big controversy
• Prescott's internal city manager search attracts 1 applicant to date
• Update: Boys rescued from locked trunk were not working on car
• Acker event brings wall-to-wall music to downtown Prescott Saturday
• DeMocker trial delayed again; case temporarily reassigned to new judge
• Castle Canyon Mesa property owners raise sewer, septic questions
• ADOT: Hwy. 69 paving will require overnight lane closures through mid-September
• Planned Parenthood to end abortions in Prescott Valley
• Man, teen arrested in connection with skate park fight involving guns, brass knuckles, machete
• Dust storm envelops Phoenix, downs power lines
• Performing arts grant winners to be announced Friday
• Gas Prices: Aug. 19
• AZ Redistricting Commission Chooses Option B Maps
• FBI Child ID App – Putting Safety In Your Hands
• Bill's Roundup: Catch 22 Suspect Arrested
• August 2011 Newsletter
• Zoo full of animals unable to return to wild
• ‘Sunday Grace’ Performs in Concert
• It’s A Mystery Book Group - The Drowning Man
• Photo: Wrong pedal - Car crashes into house
• Mass casualty drill provides agencies valuable insights
• Preserving history earns Burgess her own place in it with top award
• Red-tailed hawks get second chance
• Judge to rule on reduction of record $75 million bond
• YCSO K-9 units receive $9,000 grant
• More areas reopen after Wallow fire; officials urge caution
• Gas prices: Aug. 18
• Deceased Person Located By YCSRT Search Dog
• Renowned AZ Entertainers Headline Best Fest Mainstage
• Bill's Roundup: BestFest and Fire Dept. Drills
• M3 pulls out, but new buyer emerges for StoneRidge
• ADOT to close 89A/Viewpoint intersection for 24 hours
• CV school superintendent Noggle resigns; takes new job at county level
• Dist. 2 Supervisor Thurman presents alternative to county redistricting Map A
• Budget, parking lot addition got OK from town council; many other items tabled
• Prescott Valley council to view Long Mesa Dr. land
• Two charged in Prescott Valley man's murder to face trial in separate courts
• News Briefs: Hospice needs more volunteers for lots of compassionate care
• Anti-bullying workshop to provide guidance
• Chino Library receives Holocaust collection
• Old dorm houses literally moved to Chino, Paulden
• Electronic medical records: Focusing on improving patient care
• Program encourages parents to read to their children
• Emergency Responders' Practice Drill Offers Learning Experience
• From Vegas to Idol ... Best Fest brings Wayne Newton, Jordin Sparks, others next month
• M3 pulls out, but new buyer emerges for StoneRidge
• County supervisor offers new redistricting map option
• Simulated plane crash at Prescott airport tests how well agencies work together
• Sweat lodge trial: Judge takes new trial motion under advisement
• Prescott announces change in Rosser traffic zone
• Student charged with marijuana possession
• Woman jailed on felony charges after leaving scene of injury collision
• Prescott Valley council to view Long Mesa Drive land
• Man who assaulted cop in hospital gets probation
• Bill's Roundup: Sundogs Talk Season Schedule
• StoneRidge CFD issue puts Nagy in the limelight
• Public Hearing Notices:
• Woman accused in witness-intimidation case wants jury trial
• Impact of defense cuts unknown; military contractors, including Lockheed Martin, bracing for word
• No injuries in glider emergency landing
• What Happened to My Tomato Plants?
• The City's Response: A Motion to Dismiss
• Prescott Valley man arrested on charges of fraud schemes, theft
• One driver seriously hurt in 2-vehicle wreck at Hwy. 69-169 intersection
• Charge against haunted house volunteer thrown out
• Three arrested for DUI during special enforcement detail
• Permit Applications Now Available at County Libraries
• PV man wins award for fostering wild turkeys and future hunters
• City of Prescott files motion to dismiss ACLU lawsuit
• In Profile: StoneRidge CFD issue puts Nagy in the limelight
• Woman accused in witness-intimidation case wants jury trial
• Three arrested for DUI during special enforcement detail
• Verde Watershed group to tour Granite Dells; county water committee cancels meeting
• Driver dies in rollover in Crown King; 7-year-old son survives
• Gas prices: Aug. 16
• Impact of defense cuts unknown; military contractors, including Lockheed Martin, bracing for word
• K-9 unit makes drug seizure in Seligman
• Murder co-defendants to be tried separately
• Charge against haunted house volunteer thrown out
• AARP offers driver safety course in Prescott next month
• 7-Year-Old Son Survives Crown King Rollover Accident
• Bill's Roundup: Grants, Drugs & College
• Redistricting Panel Unveils Grid Maps
• Memorial under way at site of 1959 military crash
• No injuries in glider emergency landing
• Prescott High graduate finishing rehab at Walter Reed
• Postal Service mulls layoffs, other changes
• One driver seriously hurt in 2-vehicle wreck at Hwy. 69-169 intersection
• Middle-school student arrested on spice charges
• Prescott Valley man arrested on charges of fraud schemes, theft
• CASA for babies: 'Lance'
• Parks & Rec: Aug. 15
• Classes for the Taking: Week of Aug. 15
• Widening work coming to Williamson Valley Road
• Board of Supervisors to set tax rates at Monday meeting
• Week in Review (video): August 8, 2011
• Letter to the Editor: Will the US Sink Into Mediocrity?
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XXX. Fort Niobrara
• Legislative, Congressional Redistricting Map Options Now Online
• Mourning parents strive to help others prevent drug abuse
• Local rock star lookalikes take the Elks Opera House stage for Legends of Texas benefit concert
• Gurley: The man behind the well-known name
• Installers place slabs on military monument
• Man arrested after allegedly fleeing police, crashing car
• Man accused in shooting death has trial date set
• Mass casualty drill to take place at airport Tuesday
• Gas Prices: Aug. 14
• Blue and Gold Scrimmage
• Showdown Between Fire Department & Police Department
• Who Said It Has To Match?
• Easily Avoided Landscape Mistakes
• 'Why Did the Assessor Raise My Taxes?'
• Editorial: The Cost of Government Day
• Prescott primary: Ballot mailing now complete
• Prescott-area Planned Parenthood patients affected by court ruling
• Presiding judge to decide if DeMocker trial gets a new judge
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Judge gives go-ahead for Pearce recall election
• Man arrested after witnesses reportedly see him threatening woman, punching dog
• Man arrested after allegedly spitting at, kicking police officers
• Gas Prices: Aug. 13
• Car collides with CYFD fire engine
• Photo: Puppy Love at the plaza
• I-17 reopened after fire closes both directions for almost 3 hours
• YCCF Has Donated $9000 to YCSO for their K9 Program
• One on One, Part 4: Mayor Kuykendall, Councilwoman Suttles
• Bill's Roundup: Things to do This Weekend
• Mural Mice to give free walking tours of public art in downtown Prescott
• Medical marijuana deemed taxable by City of Prescott
• Photo: Single-vehicle rollover on Highway 89A Thursday
• Prescott Library responds to demand for downloadable books
• City of Prescott, Yavapai Humane Society respond to ACLU lawsuit
• Arizona court clears way for abortion restrictions
• Humboldt man to get prison time in child sex case
• Two arrested after allegedly trying to hide, steal laptops from WalMart
• Man arrested on aggravated assault charges for threatening man at knifepoint
• Man arrested after allegedly refusing to pay restaurant bill, fleeing, and fighting officers
• Bridge construction requires nighttime closure of Hwy. 89A/Viewpoint intersection
• SNAP caregiver appreciation dinner and dance is Saturday
• Cub Scouts seek new members
• Gas Prices: Aug. 12
• Abortion Consent Laws Upheld By Appeals Court
• City Responds to ACLU Lawsuit
• It's the Annual Gala for 'Reigning Cats & Dogs'
• Bill's Roundup: New Laws Affecting Students; About Mural
• Lion killed after climbing into tree on city golf course
• DeMocker's lawyer asks for trial delay and change of venue
• ADOT: Highway bridge, median work set for fall completion
• PHS online program helps students get their high school diplomas
• ACLU suing City of Prescott on behalf of KayAnne Riley
• Pop/gospel/jazz vocalist will be 'Howlin' at the Highlands'
• Gas Prices: Aug. 11
• Single candidate files petitions for Linn's council post
• Planned Parenthood offering services in Prescott Valley
• Bill's Report: In With the Familiar
• ACLU Files Lawsuit Against Prescott Mayor and YHS on Behalf of KayAnne Riley
• Bill Fessler is Prescott Valley's new police chief
• Council to pull Family Dollar rezone
• Monday crash at Hwy 69 and StoneRidge sends 6 to hospitals
• Family Dollar reps to meet with concerned homeowners
• Ready for school sports
• Dewey-Humboldt council picks county redistricting Map A as first choice
• Citizen's Academy starts Sept. 12
• First Territorial Capital Days parade now accepting entries
• Motorcyclist injured Monday when hit on Highway 89
• Lions Club now selling tickets for shotgun raffle
• News Briefs: Dinner at Resort to benefit CV sanctuary
• News Briefs: DUI Taskforce out in August in tri-city area
• News Briefs: Correction: 4th mixer host at Vineyard
• One on One, Part 3: Jim Lamerson and Charlie Arnold
• MATForce Sponsors Physician, Pharmacist and Law Enforcement Training
• New Prescott Valley chief Bill Fessler is old hand at area law enforcement
• 2011 Summer Reading Program Results at Prescott Public Library
• Family Dollar reps to meet with concerned PV homeowners
• Six injured in 3-vehicle crash on Highway 69
• PHS Class of '61 holding 50-year reunion in September
• Artist demonstrates oil painting Saturday
• Prescott Valley council to pull Family Door rezone
• Wide array of wares highlight 61st Mountain Artists Guild festival
• Judge to unseal some records in DeMocker case
• Prescott Council opts for in-house city manager search
• Walmart, Fry's recall Cargill-brand ground turkey
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: August 9, 2011
• Prescott AZ Centennial website launched: See articles and events
• Cargill Turkey Recall
• Treasurer Doug Ducey Provides Update on AZ State Economy
• Bill's Roundup: Prescott Discusses City Manager, PV Talks About Police Chief
• Local man honored for saving stranger's life
• Widening work imminent for Fain Road
• Sales tax numbers in Prescott, Prescott Valley mostly show modest gains
• Taskforce increases DUI patrols, checkpoints throughout August
• Local man honored for saving stranger's life
• State treasurer reacts to wild market during Prescott visit
• Are we heading for a double-dip? Analysts weigh in
• Man gets three years for fatal Cornville shooting
• Eight Prescott firefighters on to next level
• Elk Foundation's banquet helps projects such as wildfire relief
• Taskforce increases DUI patrols, checkpoints throughout August
• Girl Scouts seeking new local members
• State: Gosar reflects on trial by fire - and wildfire
• Help get food to hungry adults, kids
• Gas prices: Aug. 9
• ERAU: A Great Place to Work
• Alan Carlow Qualifies For November's Ballot
• One on One, Part 2: Bob Luzius, Alan Dubiel
• The Long Road Ahead to Fiscal Responsibility
• Bill's Roundup: General Plans
• Small-scale version of Yavapai County Fair to take place at Tim's Toyota Center
• Wagon Tire Green Juniper Personal Use Fuelwood Sale
• Many events in store for first Best Fest
• Classic cars meet modern fiscal policies at Watson Lake
• Sales tax numbers in Prescott, PV mostly show modest gains
• City manager search back before Prescott council
• Widening work imminent for Fain Road
• State: Forest Service moving on Wallow Fire recovery ahead of legislation
• State: Fraud allegations may hurt Navajo bonding ability
• State: Wildfire chars nearly 10K acres near Grand Canyon
• CASA for Teens: 'Karen'
• Parks & Rec: Aug. 8
• Classes for the Taking: Week of Aug. 8
• Week in Review (video): August 1, 2011
• Professor Lovell Discusses Energy Policy
• One on One, Part 1: Thurston, Kuknyo
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XXIX. Changing Station
• Monsoon moisture not as widespread as it could be
• PV commission pursuing General Plan update
• Creative Energy Fair inspires unique entries, monkey business
• Physician education can lessen prescription drug abuse
• Border is safer than ever, but Arizona will still see heavy traffic, report says
• Fundraiser for 9/11 commemoration is Aug. 24
• Gas Prices: Aug. 7
• Watering Trumps Hummingbirds
• A Real Estate Investment for Now
• Gosar Remains Focused, Despite Some Personnel Turnover
• City voters should receive ballots over next two weeks
• Prescott police arrest 3 men in connection with string of 12 burglaries
• Gun shops target new ATF requirement
• Gas prices expected to fall in coming weeks
• Prescott Valley police seek information in motor home fire
• Man arrested on charges including DUI after driving into church sign
• Gas Prices: Aug. 6
• Oversized Load to Creep Across State, Expect Traffic Delays
• Ballots Are Coming, Meet the Candidates
• Small-scale version of Yavapai County Fair to take place at Tim's Toyota Center
• S&P downgrades US credit rating
• Bill's Roundup: Back to School in Chino and Humboldt Districts
• Crematorium fire started in improperly installed equipment
• 3 injured in collision at Prescott Valley intersection
• Prescott's past: Colonel's daughter left Fort Whipple officers swooning
• Fort Whipple belle among six free Western History Symposium topics here Saturday
• Prescott Fine Arts Association Presents Dirty Laundry
• Prescott candidates respond to host of business-related questions
• Economic concerns consume stocks
• Teens' Closet offers clothes to those in need
• 3 injured in collision at Prescott Valley intersection
• YCSO releases sketch of home invasion suspect; reward increased to $5,000
• Crematorium fire started in improperly installed equipment
• Crown King horseshoe tourney is Saturday
• Gas Prices: August 5
• Bill's Roundup: A Budget for 2012
• Ann Coulter Will Be Speaking at Yavapai College in September
• Strategic Petroleum Mistake
• Gosar Calls For Audit of The Federal Reserve
• Wind farm passes first hurdle
• Racetrack files financial documents in bankruptcy case
• Free Prescott Public Library Databases, Anytime, Anywhere
• September PSYCH-K Basic Workshop
• Free Introductions to PSYCH-K in Prescott
• PUSD board OKs occupational therapy contract, new principal
• Students scramble to learn new routines on first day of school
• Creative Energy Fair expands with 'living green' theme
• Neighbors come together for National Night Out
• Tammy Linn's unexpired term attracts two candidate hopefuls
• County attorney declines to file charges in alleged 'sexting' case
• Man accused of sexually assaulting friend's wife during 'movie night'
• Gas Prices: Aug. 4
• Bill's Roundup: Back to School
• Sexual assault in bathroom leads to Chino man's arrest
• Yavapai County fair canceled
• Prescott Valley police seek burglary suspects
• HUSD asks for community comment
• Council to discuss ordinance on underage drinking
• Standing room only for first state redistricting meeting
• Council approves documents for sale of StoneRidge to new developer
• YCCHS offers free back-to-school immunizations for children
• Yavapai County fair canceled
• Chino sophomores' AIMS scores lowest of 3 area high schools
• CVPD selected to receive 9/11 steel beam for range
• Two men face burglary charges in Paulden
• Father arrested for child abuse after twins found wandering
• News Briefs: P&R announces Chino softball tourney wins
• News Briefs: Horse rescue fixes
• News Briefs: Chamber mixer fixes
• News Briefs: County offers free child immunizations
• TIP seeks volunteers
• CVUSD Bus Schedules - School starts Aug. 9
• There's EXTRA Excitement in the Air
• Public Assistance Requested in Identifying Burglary Suspects
• Debt is a done deal, but peace truce already fades
• Prescott Valley police seek burglary suspects
• Handyman accused of luring client's 13-year-old daughter via 'sexting'
• How your Congressman voted
• Prescott Valley council to discuss ordinance on underage drinking
• Supervisors approve 2011-2012 budget, complete with tax cut
• DeMocker's lawyer again moves for dismissal
• Trial set for Costa, but he still can't make $75 million bail
• Rollover on Granite Dells Parkway overpass and Highway 89A injures 2
• Photos: Painting the Prescott 'P'
• Breaking News: Yavapai County fair called off
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: August 2, 2011
• Bill's Roundup: National Night Out
• Grant funds Prescott Valley narcotics task force
• STOP! Bus drivers, police urge people to slow down around school bus stops
• NAU boosts enrollment for 2nd freshman class in PV to 50 students
• Wind farm jeopardizes state's largest land exchange
• Former addict seeks to connect parents, kids with resources
• Board of Supervisors: Herbicides work best to control weeds
• Bank robber had 'diminished capacity' due to drug mix-up
• Prescott man gets prison time for arson
• Mesa man faces charges including drugs, impersonating
• Prescott Valley chamber to host casino night
• Yavapai Food Bank looking for donations to stock their shelves
• Parvo costs adding up for United Animal Friends
• Gas prices: Aug. 2
• House OKs debt; Giffords brings down the House
• Representative Paul Gosar Will Support Budget Control Act
• Alert Deputy Notices Potential Suspects At Disabled Vehicle
• Bill's Roundup: Today's the Last Day to Register to Vote
• Homeless student numbers continue to rise
• Town Council follows Prescott by favoring redistricting map 'A'
• Prescott Valley police arrest man suspected in theft of $20,000 in jewelry
• Community Meeting for the Park Avenue Reconstruction Project
• Over 40 Teams of 15-18 Year-Old Softball Players Come to Prescott
• Appeal Deadline for Real Property Values
• Surviving Freshman '101'
• First Day of School Coming Soon to a Classroom Near You
• 'Fools Crow' by John G. James Welch at the AHC Community Book Discussion at Prescott Public Library
• Arizona Cattlemen's Association calls for steps to take control of forestland
• Grant funds Prescott Valley narcotics task force
• Wind farm seeks preliminary approval this week
• Presentations, proclamations top Prescott Council agenda
• Council approves documents to accommodate sale of StoneRidge to new developer
• It's a deal: Obama, Congress will avert default
• Courthouse lighting fundraiser 'sets sail' this month
• State: Flagstaff considering proposal to charge use tax
• State: Maricopa County probes past use of RICO funds
• Parks & Rec: Aug. 1
• Classes for the Taking: Week of Aug. 1
• CASA for kids: 'Isaac, Jason and Haley'
• Fair Street Undergoing Gas Main Relocation and Upgrades
• Week in Review (in video): July 25, 2011
• Dr. Terry Lovell Talks About Gas Standards
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XXVIII. California and Nevada
• Five Guys Burgers and Fries: A Preview
• Community's generosity is a hand-up for family living in motorhome
• Gem & Mineral show attendees unearth treasures
• DeMocker defense says former lawyer will keep mum
• Homeless student numbers continue to rise
• Prescott Valley Town Council follows Prescott by favoring redistricting map 'A'
• Gas Prices: July 31
• Enough is Enough: America Demands Leadership!
• Brad Zinn Brings "The Great Comedians" to Tim's Toyota Center
• Big Bold Heat Lovin' Plants of Summer
• Essential Tips for Creating an Attractive, Organized Home Office
• It's Summer, Is Your Car Safe to Drive?
• Executive sessions a frequent feature of city council meetings
• New trial motion will delay Ray's sentencing
• Father arrested after twin toddlers found walking alone on road
• ‘Christmas In August’ Fundraiser For Courthouse Lighting ‘Sets Sail’
• Photos: Prescott Idols in the spotlight
• Arizona waits, worries about budget impact as debt deadline nears
• Gas Prices: July 30
• Prescott Valley victim of April motorcycle crash dies
• Bill's Roundup: StoneRidge Negotiations Looking Good
• Retired police officer to chair sewer committee
• A “Step” in a New Direction
• City open space spending to date falls short of initiative's cap
• Packed house for first northern Arizona redistricting meeting
• Retired police officer to chair sewer committee
• Hidden treasures: Depression-era work project leaves behind network of Prescott trails overlooked for decades
• Prosecution goes after DeMocker's former lawyer
• Child molester sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Silent Witness offers $1,000 reward for information in home invasion
• Author Douglas Preston gives talk to benefit Sharlot Hall Museum
• Chino firefighters put out mobile home fire
• Mothers of Preschoolers meeting is Aug. 4
• Dewey-Humboldt library's reading program winds down this weekend
• Gas Prices: July 29
• Independent Redistricting Committee Comes to Prescott
• FREE Immunizations for Back To School Kids
• Bill's Roundup: $1000 Silent Witness Award
• Police action shuts down Prescott Valley neighborhood street
• NPR Features Bucky O'Neill in 'Honey Stop the Car'
• NACET Expands Into Prescott And Prescott Valley
• Police action shuts down Prescott Valley neighborhood street
• Big Chino Water Ranch still years in the future, say candidates
• Cities, organizations weigh in on redistricting plans
• Man indicted for kidnapping, rape faces new charges
• Mayer woman pleads guilty to child sex charges
• Hard-drive thief gets probation, community service
• DeMocker trial - County Attorney: We had the documents, and the defense knew it
• Back to the books: Schools hosting orientations, registrations as students gear up for class
• Repaving on Pioneer Parkway begins Monday
• Gas Prices: July 28
• City presents free tax seminars
• Rosser Street reconstruction brings closure at intersection
• Fair Street utility relocation work set to begin
• Prescott Unified School District 2011/2012 Bus Routes
• Bill's Roundup: Environmental Issues Addressed in DH
• Hundreds attend police dog demo in Prescott Valley
• July 31 last day for public comment on county redistricting
• Nearly complete, Canyon View High School ready to open Aug. 15
• Council to act on documents for StoneRidge ownership change
• Rapist gets a decade behind bars
• Two district schools fail to meet state's Average Yearly Progress rating
• Horse trainers match up with rescue horses
• Drake Road location of alleged sexual assault
• HUSD students improve in AIMS reading, drop in writing
• Comparison of AIMS scores among area high, charter schools
• Viewpoint overpass, Robert widening work on track
• Boston lessons
• News Briefs: Chino Valley Family Chiropractic hosting a free talk
• First Meeting Today to Consider Consolidation of School Districts
• Never Cede The American Miracle
• Five Guys Burgers & Fries Coming to Prescott
• Deputies find 10-year-old boy missing from his home
• Prop. 401 implementation still under consideration
• City endorses move to split Prescott into three supervisor districts
• Photo: Locals protest in front of Rep. Paul Gosar's office
• Sex offender found living in Prescott wilderness arrested
• PV council to act on documents for StoneRidge ownership change
• Rapist gets a decade behind bars
• Photocopied prescription rouses pharmacist's suspicion
• House-shooting defendant says he's broke, wants public defender
• State: Possible Pearce challenger has soft-sell message
• State: Tribes proceed cautiously with federal law provision
• Training for TIP crisis volunteers is Aug. 4
• Rummage sale to benefit children in Haiti
• Gas Prices: July 27
• State: ATF official apologizes for mistakes in gun probe
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: July 26, 2011
• Missing Special Needs Child Located After Several Hours
• Sex Offender from Washington Captured by YCSO
• Bill's Roundup: Guns and Police Dogs
• Drunk driver who offered cops a bribe gets five months in prison, probation
• Debt Crisis: Rep. Paul Gosar, 'Averting the Fiscal Crisis'
• Prescott City Manager search 'on hold'
• Photo: Dare me to bite you?
• Fraud Fighters assists victims who feel they have no where else to turn
• Inconvenient Projects: Viewpoint, Robert work on track
• Death penalty procedures see challenge in federal court
• Debt Crisis: Senator Jon Kyl 'Cut, Cap, Balance - Disappear?'
• Prescott firefighters extinguish lightning fire at business
• Probation for man arrested after allegedly assaulting cop
• How your Congressman voted
• YCCF seeking nominees for community awards
• N.M. woman, man arrested for drugs
• YCSO seeking suspect in home invasion
• Suspect sought for damaging cars
• Drunk driver who offered cops a bribe gets five months in prison, probation
• Yavapai Humane Society benefit set for Aug. 27
• Prescott Christian school gains full accreditation
• Tips to market your book at Wednesday writers meeting
• Prescott school transitioning to charter from private
• Debt Crisis: Speaker John Boehner Says Solution Not Complicated
• Debt Crisis: President Obama Addresses the Nation
• Business Profile: Delicious Deliveries
• Prescott Valley goes to the (police) dogs Tuesday evening
• Invitation to a City of Prescott Town Hall Meeting
• Bill's Roundup: Heritage Park Zoo, MATForce, Redistricting
• Summer Months Bring Highest Rates of Burglaries
• MATFORCE Receives National Award for Annual Recovery Celebration
• Bill insert alerts customers to 2010 water report
• City says tourism department paying off
• I-17 work at Cordes finally gets the OK
• New Prescott council member takes oath Tuesday
• Hospitals offer self-imposed fee to avoid Medicaid cuts, but state not taking bait
• Flannery seeks consulting role on redistricting
• State: Feds aim to combat family violence on reservations
• State: Vacant housing in Arizona jumped sharply in recent years, Census says
• City of Prescott saves through energy-efficiency program
• CASA for babies: 'Gloria'
• Week in Review (in video): July 18, 2011
• Auto Corner: 2011 Ford Mustang - 30 MPG and Supercar Performance
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XXVII. The Eighth Foot Leaves Arizona
• Prickly Folks Need Love, Too
• Cowboy-tough: Arizona stunt duo shows off its tricks of the trade at Whiskey Row Shootout
• Prescott Council candidates differ on on Trader Joe's deal
• Prescription monitoring system has potential to curb abuse, but program is widely under-utilized
• State redistricting hearing in Prescott Thursday
• 3 dead, 1 hurt in Flagstaff motorcycle rally shooting
• Sign up by Saturday, July 30, for Western History Symposium dinner
• Norway gunman fired for 1.5 hours on island
• Right & Wrong Containers for Mountain Gardens
• Many Facets of the Faucet
• Saving Thousands with Home Buying, Money-Saving Tips
• YCSO Rescue Efforts Aided By GPS Devices
• Prospective StoneRidge buyer M3 talks about plans for subdivision
• Photos: PRESCOTT SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
• Local man does not let Parkinson's deter him from Grand Canyon treks
• City settles Brighton lawsuit for $54,000
• State: No merit to new trial request in sweat lodge case
• Motorcycle crash victim who sustained severe burns dies
• Donations needed for rummage and bake sale to benefit children
• Cellphones aid rescue teams in finding lost hikers, motorists
• Gas Prices: July 23
• Police: Oslo bomb, camp shootings were domestic terror
• Bill's Roundup: StoneRidge Update
• County fair in jeopardy because of racetrack bankruptcy
• A Stable Toughness Returns to the Sundogs in Adam Smyth
• Phippen Museum unveils 3 new Western Art exhibits
• Stuntmen, historical presenters, reenactors join Prescott Regulators for Shootout on Whiskey Row
• County fair in jeopardy because of racetrack bankruptcy
• Public input on redistricting maps due by July 31
• DeMocker 'docugate' takes a surreal turn
• PSA Big Book Sale at Prescott Public Library
• Progress slow on completing VFW lodge
• 2 seriously injured in rollover on Highway 69
• Ariz. panel recommend changes for state government
• No bond reduction for man indicted in house-shooting incident
• New Prescott promotional video features star talent
• BLM drops fire ban
• Prescott Valley rollover crash seriously injures 2
• Prescott Valley victim escapes, rescued by YCSO; suspect in custody
• Bill's Roundup: Water Resources for Conservation
• Prescott Valley man accepts plea deal in child sex case
• P&Z commission approves Wal-Mart rezoning
• New Hope for Special-Needs Kids Through Educational Scholarships
• Kidnap victim escapes, is rescued by YCSO; suspect's in custody
• Rare baskets, rugs, jewelry and art available at Smoki Rug and Indian Art Auction
• Local organizations plan Prescott council candidate forums
• Centennial 'Best Fest' to take up nine square blocks
• Man indicted for assault on cops, doctors takes plea deal
• Verde officials want to hear water model problems and move on to scenarios
• Gas Prices: July 21
• Star Talk, Star Party for teens Friday night at PV Library
• Chino police seek public's help to find missing man
• Be a Host Family to an International Student
• Bill's Roundup: Use Permits, Sundogs Town Hall
• Prescott’s Tourism Numbers Looking Up
• Bring it on! Paulden Clean-up Day
• County school superintendent seeks applicants to fill CVUSD board vacancy
• Chino pianist-composer performed Sunday at Unity of Prescott
• Council extends pool season a month
• 'Not much left to cut' from Town's $16.6M 'bare bones' tentative budget
• VA Medical Center seeks volunteers for its home respite services
• News Briefs: Correction about Lavender Day at farm
• News Briefs: AYSO Soccer offers sign-ups this Saturday
• News Briefs: Windmill House hosts Chuckwagon Dinner Theater
• News Briefs: Coffee/Music shop among new business licenses
• StoneRidge has potential buyer
• HUSD athletes will pay more to play with increased fees
• Comments crucial on county redistricting
• 4 hurt in 2-vehicle wreck on Highway 69 near Dewey-Humboldt
• StoneRidge has potential buyer
• Gosar votes for 'Cut, Cap, Balance,' but new compromise surfaces
• Man accepts plea deal in child sex case
• County officials lift fire-use ban
• Photo: New farm, new crop
• 4 hurt in 2-vehicle wreck on Highway 69 near Dewey-Humboldt
• Gas prices: July 20
• Prescott Council drafts Scamardo as interim member
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: July 19, 2011
• Councilmember Selection Process a Tough Proposition
• Gosar Urges White House to Submit Budget Proposal
• Baltic Basics: A Look at Estonia's Economy
• What is Addiction: The Evolution of a Disease
• July 2011 Newsletter
• Prescott-area officials want to delay analysis of population effects on water supplies
• Bringing home the bacon: Yavapai County supervisors OK neighborhood pigs
• Williamson Valley Road: Man disputes county's eminent domain decision
• YCSO aids Cottonwood police in arresting burglary suspect
• Vehicle driven by 16-year-old crashes into porch
• Gas prices: July 19
• AZ high court refuses to halt execution
• Alta Vista Garden of the Month
• Special Report on Casey Anthony
• Agri-Business & Equine Center High School to open its doors in Prescott Valley
• Bill's Roundup: A Look at Redistricting
• HUSD tightens its belt again to balance budget for 2011-12
• Alleged sighting of missing man does not pan out
• Live+Work+Play in Prescott, AZ
• Big Name Talent Teams-up to Produce Prescott Promotional Video
• Whiskey Row touted as top Urban Arizona site by AAA
• SRP gift helps enhance Elks Opera House
• Prescott City Council: Interim council member decision expected Tuesday
• Woman gets thanks for helping firefighters
• Agri-Business & Equine Center High School to open its doors in Prescott Valley
• Gas prices: July 18
• Yavapai Humane Society still offering Priceless Pets promotion for rest of July
• Police, firefighters rescue 2 boys from locked car trunk
• Park Avenue reconstruction will be up for discussion at Aug. 4 meeting
• Academy seeks host families for exchange students from South Korea
• Volunteer Firefighters Keep Watch in Hidden Valley
• Part 3: Thurston Talks About Castaneda Issue, Police, Accuracy
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XXVI. A Sudden Order
• Week in Review (in video): July 11, 2011
• Tribal highway connector paving starts
• Luau at the Old Firehouse: Beach-themed event pulls in crowds, dollars for charity
• Fun Run honoring Brownlow legacy raises money for needy children
• PUSD approves budget, adopts fee schedule
• 7,500 Arizonans get medical marijuana cards
• Woman accidentally drives car into Chase bank branch
• Humboldt Unified School District tightens its belt again to balance budget for 2011-12
• Superintendent talks about AIMS results
• Ariz. recall election for Russell Pearce: a primer
• Gas Prices: July 17
• Summit Bank to Reopen Monday as Branch of the Foothills Bank
• Part 2: Thurston on 2050, the Elks, Elisabeth Ruffner, Getting Along
• Trees for the Best Shade Ever
• The Art of Drapery
• Property Taxes 101: Understanding the Danged Thing
• There's Sand, There's Volleyball, There's Food
• Families enjoy music, kids meet Deputy Do-Right at National Night Out Kickoff
• Judge Thomas B. Lindberg: Friends speak of judge's sense of humor at portrait unveiling
• Firefighters put out BBQ fire that damaged home
• PHOTO: Waiting it out: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2
• Granite, Thumb Butte reopen to climbers
• Chili's to give some proceeds to Miss Kitty's
• Harley-Davidson, DAV team up for vet benefits meeting
• Prescott College's Danny Brown joins Education Endowment Board
• Local nonprofits gather items for the less-fortunate
• Habitat for Humanity looking for volunteers
• Gas Prices: July 16
• Three suspects who robbed three businesses sought
• Police looking for man who stole bath salts
• Police called for candy theft, leave with drug arrest
• Alleged Taylor Hicks graffiti artists sought
• It’s the Quality
• YCSO seeking public help in locating missing man
• Bill's Roundup: What to Do With the County Fair?
• An In-Depth Interview With Deb Thurston, Part 1
• Four Candidates Chosen to Interview for Tammy Linn's Position
• AIMS results show strength in reading, less in writing
• 'Women on The Move’ Return to Prescott July 30
• Climbing Areas on Granite Mountain and Thumb Butte Open on Friday, July 15, 2011
• Prescott settles sewer backup suit for $77,500
• Volunteers help protect Prescott from wildfires
• Prescott City Council: Lamerson touts past experience in bid for third council term
• Man arrested after allegedly pulling knife on bouncer
• Police seeking suspects in school break-in
• Stranded passengers accuse neighbor of hit and run
• Police called after alleged sex-for-money deal fails
• Concert benefits hospice compassionate care fund
• Gas Prices: July 15
• YCSO Still Seeking Missing Man
• Bill's Roundup: Clint Black In Town Tonight!
• Yavapai County Education Fair!
• Centennial Card Design Contest!
• Breaking News: Prescott Appointment Committee narrows list of council hopefuls to 4
• Yavapai Downs owners file for bankruptcy
• YCSO team finds flower deliveryman stranded for 3 days after becoming lost
• AIMS testing scores released
• PFAA Auditions for Family Theatre
• Man arrested for DUI and drug possession gets 10 years in prison
• City of Prescott approves increase in property tax
• Gas Prices: July 14
• County school superintendent seeks applicants to fill CVUSD board vacancy
• Prescott City Council: Kuknyo would push for more privatization of city operations
• Ray defense files motion for new trial; sentencing hearing delayed
• Yavapai Downs owners file for bankruptcy
• 'Women on the Move' Return to Prescott
• Guilty plea for man in fatal front-door shooting
• Stepping back in time
• Some trash items prohibited at Paulden Clean-up Sat.
• Council lifts hold on Town impact fees; needs income
• Sheriff's Office seeks public help finding missing man
• Police limit its front office services
• Detectives arrest burglar, seek public's help with recovered items
• YCSO recovers railroad track sections, seeks suspects
• Vallejos pleads guilty in Chino shooting
• News Briefs: Church offers kids' Bible Faire
• News Briefs: Chiropractor offers free class
• News Briefs: Library Friends plan sidewalk sale
• News Briefs: Silent auction part of free ice cream social
• Prescott Valley Chamber announces community service honors
• News Briefs: Senior van plans 2 No. Ariz. trips
• Fire use restrictions lifted except on private lands
• Sundogs Re-Sign MacDonald for 2011-12
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Returning Sundogs Player
• Passing bicyclist scares off man later charged with attempted sexual assault
• CYFD presents retiring fire safety specialist with honorary axe
• Author Visit with Diana Edwards at Prescott Public Library
• If I Want to Whistle, I Whistle, a 'Just for Grownups' International Film
• Guilty plea for man in fatal front-door shooting
• New law means online purchases must be declared
• Prescott City Council to decide Linn's interim replacement July 26
• Prescott City Council: Dubiel hopes to give the public a voice
• Judge denies motions to dismiss murder case
• Chino school district public hearing is on Adjacent Ways levy, not property taxes
• Gas Prices: July 13
• PUSD board reviews student fees Thursday
• D-H library kids' program features reading, crafts
• Hoarding seminar concludes today at Adult Center in Prescott
• Photo: 'Good Grief'
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: July 12, 2011
• Savvy Businesses Use QR Codes To Attract & Inform Customers
• Bill's Roundup: Do Not Leave Pets or Children in Vehicles
• 'Suicidal' man's whereabouts still a mystery a week after disappearing
• Every Town Has One
• Stage I and II Fire Restrictions Lifted Tuesday AM
• The City Plans Response to Sellers' Allegations
• Sweat Lodge Trial: Prosecution admits 'harmless' error in Ray proceeding
• Prescott City Council: Arnold pushes regional approach to economic development
• Prescott candidates highlight lack of local career prospects
• Fire agencies lifting bans today, with one exception
• 'Suicidal' man's whereabouts still a mystery a week after disappearing
• 10 arrested in meth sales busts in Mayer/Cordes Lakes
• Photos: Empty Bowls on the way
• National Night Out Kickoff features free concert, activities for children and crime prevention information
• Man gets prison time in domestic violence, trespassing cases
• Costa still in custody on $75 million cash-only bond
• New local group forms to Curb Federal Spending
• Gas Prices: July 12
• City Saves $$$ Through Energy Efficiency Program
• Protecting our Forests
• Carm Staker appointed to fill Humboldt school board vacancy
• Police arrest detention officer on charges of sex with minor
• One person seriously hurt in 3-vehicle accident on Fain Road
• HUSD board gives public chance to comment on $29.7M budget
• Bill's Roundup: Death of a Japanese Hiker
• Lecture Series: How Wild Was It? An Overview of Crime and Justice in Arizona Territory with Paul Hietter
• Prescott Public Library Local Groups and Clubs Listing Needs Updating
• PSA Prescott Public Library Arizona Humanities Council Book Discussion
• News Analysis: DeMocker 'Docugate' - how did this happen?
• Blankets4Kids helps victims of Wallow fire
• Prescott council eyes $6 more in taxes for FY 2011-12
• Photos: Night Lights
• Gas prices: July 11
• HUSD board gives public chance to comment on $29.7M budget
• Class reunions for 1961, 1976 coming up
• Police seek 4th of July flag stealer
• Real-estate group to meet again
• Woman arrested for alleged indecent exposure
• Olive Garden spout thief sought
• Man arrested for pointing laser at officer
• Police arrest detention officer on charges of sex with minor
• Presson Named New Sundogs General Manager
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XXV. Old Camp MacDowell
• Week in Review (in video): July 4, 2011
• How to Create a Deficit: The Federal Budget Crisis
• Artists sculpt, paint, weave Native American culture into their work
• City Charter amendments could appear on Nov. ballot
• Property tax increase is on CVUSD agenda
• Carm Staker appointed to fill Humboldt school board vacancy
• Exploring Carraro's Grotto: Builder of fanciful cake-shaped castle in Phoenix also created whimsical world of rocks in Yarnell
• Man fleeing from police crashes into another officer's patrol car
• Man arrested on charges of aggravated assault with a knife
• One person seriously hurt in 3-vehicle accident on Fain Road
• Gas Prices: July 10
• YCSO Detention Officer Arrested for Sexual Conduct With Minor
• Garden Designs that Attract Butterflies
• Mirror, Mirror on the Wall
• Secrets of Selling Your Home for More
• Upward Bound program gives students a boost academically
• Two Superior Court judges sworn in
• Suspected serial burglar arrested thanks to residents' tips
• Contractor files protest over rejected bid
• Russell Pearce, sponsor of Arizona immigration law, faces recall
• Arizona redistricting timetable taking shape
• 'Legally dead' man pleads guilty to kidnapping, murder of 12-year-old
• Tourist dies in fall from ledge on Bell Rock in Sedona
• Wallow fire in AZ, NM now 100 percent contained
• Donate school supplies for needy kids at Staples
• Chili's to give portion of proceeds to Miss Kitty's July 19
• Gas Prices: July 9
• Group plans 9/11 commemoration
• Brien Rea, New Voice of the Sundogs
• Bill's Roundup: Looking for People and Things
• Pioneer Park Stormwater Quality Improvement Project
• Pipeline path gains support from Prescott Valley City Council
• YCSO Seeks Help Locating Missing Man
• Royalty, and Real Rodeo Riding
• ROBOTICS: More than meets the eye
• 'Tea and Mystery' with Author Douglas Preston
• Teen Summer Reading Closing Party
• DeMocker Trial: Defense again presses for dismissal
• Pierce gets top honor from Arizona Chamber
• Man who ran from police with teens in car gets prison
• 'World-class' jazz performers howl at Highlands on Saturday
• Pipeline path gains support from Prescott Valley City Council
• Gas Prices: July 8
• Heritage Park Zoo offering camp for kids
• Adult Center of Prescott taking donations for rummage sale
• Childcare provider orientation
• YCSO recovers railroad track sections, seeks suspects
• Help donate to tornado, fire relief
• Chino Valley school district plans to hike tax levy more than $5
• Military Order of Purple Heart donates to Stand Down to help homeless vets
• Deputies seek help finding missing man
• Monument committee still selling bricks
• Driver safety program offered Aug. 1
• Giving Made Simple seeks to help nonprofits
• Free talk on how to lower blood pressure
• Bill's Roundup: Beware of Scams
• Second-to-Last Rodeo Event an Exciting One
• Prescott Valley code enforcement shortens timeline for abating weeds
• Sundogs Take Part in Annual Rodeo Festival and Parade
• West Yavapai Guidance Clinic loses 18 employees due to state budget cuts
• PSYCH-K Basic Workshop
• Tender Hearts Senior Care Receives Home Care Pulse Certification
• Prescott City Council: Thurston says independent voice is crucial for mayor
• Prescott Valley code enforcement shortens timeline for abating weeds
• Supervisors again toss lowest bids for construction project
• Indian Market features wide array of Native American artwork, wares
• Phoenix cleaning up after massive dust storm
• Donate old cellphones to benefit deployed soldiers
• Readers give their 2 cents to Courier editors
• Gas Prices: July 7
• Bill's Roundup: Blood Drive, Speed Limits and Meth Arrests
• CitiFinancial to change name, host public celebration Thursday
• Medical Fund Set Up for Jonathan Jogerst
• YCSO Conducts 'March on Meth' in Mayer/Cordes Lakes
• Humboldt School District gains 2 new principals
• Planned Parenthood to move to Prescott Valley from Prescott location
• Homeowners sharply divided on CCM, Prescott East sewer
• Exceptional children try rodeo events at Happy Hearts Rodeo
• No burning until rains come
• Paulden gears up for clean-up
• Kids ages 4-1 invited to church' Vacation Bible School
• News Briefs: Master Gardener Plant & Yard Sale July 9
• News Briefs: Kids in grades 4-12, older, can learn drama in summer classes
• Chiropractic office offers free high blood pressure talk
• Play spoofs 80 years of Hollywood classics
• Monsoon helps ease fireworks concerns
• Prescott City Council: Suttles says more collaboration is necessary
• Board of Supervisors approves budget, tax cut
• Prescott Valley council mulls pact with ADOT for multiuse path
• Prescott City Council discusses how to select Linn's temporary replacement
• JTED approves sports medicine teaching position
• Weekend blazes keep local fire crews busy
• Man pleads guilty in Chino Valley shooting
• Gas Prices: July 6
• Wrong-way driver arrested for alleged DUI
• Man firefighters revived from OD dies from second incident
• How your Congressman voted
• Yavapai County Supervisors Vote To Decrease Budget, Taxes
• Patriotism Past and Present
• Choctaw-Cherokee Native American, Master Artist Judith Durr Displays Work at Prescott Indian Art Market
• Prescott City Council Workshop: July 5, 2011
• Breaking News: Casey Anthony acquitted of killing young daughter
• AZ Community Foundation Names Carol Chamberlain as Regional Manager
• Office of Tourism Extends Current Ad Agency Contract 45 Days
• Business Profile: Your Health Clinic
• And the Winners Are...
• Prescott Valley police seek information on suspects in multiple vehicle thefts
• Chino Valley's Flick crowned 2012 Rodeo Queen
• Bill's Roundup: Search to Replace Tammy Linn, New Principal At Granville
• Native Americans push to clarify sweat lodge traditions
• Prescott City Council: Kuykendall touts council continuity in run for 2nd term
• Photo: Having fun on the 4th
• Tickets for Centennial 'Copper Chopper' now available
• State: Arizona gearing up to raise cash for border fence
• State: Eastern Arizona fire 95 percent contained
• Chino Valley's Flick crowned 2012 Rodeo Queen
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XXIV. Up the Valley of the Gila
• 2011 Parade Honors Rodeo Pioneers
• Week in Review (in Video): June 26, 2011
• New chief nursing officer helps transition to electronic medical records
• City workshop focuses on charter amendments and filling council vacancy
• PHOTO: Hot day, cool drinks
• Bagdad residents have until July to fill vacant school board seat
• College offers classes to improve professional skills
• Volunteers needed for social services resource center
• Fire Fight!: Old-fashioned endurance tests take over Cortez St.
• Thursday Night: Rodeo Season is Heating Up
• Cowboy Church Welcomes All
• Rodeo Pioneers: Parade's theme embodied by Prescottonians who participate year after year
• Justice delayed for murderer Milo Stanley
• Prescott Valley police seek information on suspects in multiple vehicle thefts
• Centennial Best Fest looking for volunteers
• Ahwatukee Foothills Concert Band performs today
• YMCA collecting food for Saint Vincent de Paul
• Gas Prices: July 3
• Earthly Advice to Fill Containers
• New Bargains in Real Estate
• Bill's Daily Roundup: 4th of July!
• Painting Faux Paux
• Making a Patriotic Plate
• Pint-sized patriots: Hundreds take part in Kiwanis Kiddie Parade
• 'If you light it, we'll cite it,' fire officials say of fireworks
• June ties record with no rain; numerous fire bans in place
• Photo: Phoenix J.C. Comancheros 23rd reenactment of the Pony Express
• Tip leads to arrest of woman reportedly found with meth
• The art of giving: Sales of photos benefit United Animal Friends
• Sunup cleanup at the courthouse plaza
• Man gets probation for role in truck theft
• Fuel prices fall for seventh consecutive week
• Truly Nolen names Pyeatt branch manager
• Local firearms wholesaler gets recognition
• Prescott-area home prices fall in May
• Gas Prices: July 2
• 17 apply for temporary seat on Prescott City Council
• Police urge pet owners to keep animals safe during fireworks
• Blood drive at Shepherd of the Hills is July 7
• Wednesday Night at the Rodeo: A Qualifying Bull Ride, Photos and Results
• Welcome to the Rodeo - Tuesday Night Results & Photos
• YEI! Opens Doors of Newest Site at AirPark
• Local woman who lobbied for 50-plus division to make 28th run in Whiskey Row Boot Race
• International Film - Illegal, a 'Just for Grownups'
• Words Book Club - Dewey, The Small Town Library Cat Who Touched The World
• Careless people ignite four wildfires around county
• Ray's potential prison time shrinks after aggravating factor hearing
• Hassayampa Golf Course to remain open after reaching pledge goal
• Prescott official: Fireworks display still on for July 4
• PUSD school board approves $25.7M proposed budget
• July 4 business closures
• Yavapai Silent Witness rewards 10 callers
• Man arrested on charges of drug possession, shoplifting
• JCPenney employees donate to local Wounded Warrior program
• Gas Prices: July 1
• Alta Vista Garden Club plants 'Centennial Tree' at Pioneers' Home
• Yavapai GOP committee to host 'Trunk 'n' Tusk' rodeo dinner
• Bill's Daily Roundup: School Budgets & Bald Eagles
• Prescott Valley 4th of July closures
• You Can’t Cut That Bluegrass Down!
• That Rodeo Royalty!
• Sweat lodge trial: Jury still out on aggravating factors
• Details emerge in Stelmasek murder case
• Tempers flare as Prescott Valley-area homeowners discuss sewer plans
• No appeal coming in lawsuit challenging validity of Kuykendall's candidacy
• Firefighters put out blaze that destroyed home, ignited grass
• Arizona police confirm second hack on officers' email
• Man arrested on DUI charges after car crash
• Police seek leads in rash of business burglaries
• Girl injured in ATV rollover flown to Phoenix hospital
• Law charging for excessive false alarms takes effect Friday
• Gas prices: June 30
• Humboldt school board approves two new principals
• Zero Tolerance on Fireworks; 'If You Light it, We'll Cite It'
• Local soldiers wounded, but have no regrets
• Prescott Valley plans big July 4 fireworks show
• Repan is newest Dewey-Humboldt council member
• Project cultivates effort to test for contamination
• Chino Transit asks: Does community want to keep the bus system?
• Methodist Church 'blind sided' by book mailing
• Paulden man dies in Chino motorcycle crash
• Bill's Roundup: The Victims' Family Members Speak Out
• Humane Society held grand opening of Betty's Cattery
• YCSO will open Prescott Jail for local law enforcement bookings
• Sweat lodge trial: Victims' families recount emotional harm from deaths
• Judge rules for Kuykendall in election lawsuit
• Call For Scripts For PCA 2012-2013 Season
• Yamaha Awards Grant Of $9700.00 To The Community Forest Trust
• Kids & Co. survives thanks in part to $10,000 donation
• Planned Parenthood to move from Prescott to Prescott Valley
• State: Count of Pearce recall signatures tops requirement
• $6.1M Williamson Valley Road project slated to begin by August
• Local heroes: Young wounded warriors pay price for freedom
• Fire bans expand in face of extreme danger
• Motorcyclist dies after crashing into power pole
• YRMC salutes its military families
• Camp geared toward people raising grandkids
• Arts & crafts fair seeks exhibitors
• Gas Prices: June 29
• Chino Valley school board loses Kaecker to cancer
• Kuykendall candidacy challenge dismissed
• Mayor Kuykendall Still a Candidate, Judge Rules
• Motorist rolls car on Glassford Hill Road
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: June 28, 2011
• Increased Fire Restrictions Start Wednesday
• Bill's Roundup: Rodeo Starts Today!
• We Have a Budget?!
• Deadline looms for historic Prescott golf course
• Chino Valley school board loses Kaecker to cancer
• Prescott man sentenced in attempted murder case
• Sheriff talks to public Wednesday
• How your Congressman voted
• Officials: Mayer fire response time OK
• Motorist rolls car on Glassford Hill Road
• 1 dies, another injured in I-17 collision
• Prescott Valley seeks to fill vacancies on commissions, boards
• Prescott Forest bans all fires this week; City joins in
• State: New suit filed seeking to block Medicaid cuts
• Prescott National Forest Will Implement Enhanced Fire Restrictions
• State: Arizona lawmaker pleads not guilty to domestic assault
• Gas Prices: June 27
• Silent Witness Cash Rewards To 10 Different Callers
• Bill's Roundup: Wedding Photographer Warnings
• Breaking News: Ruling likely to lower use of Arizona's funding system
• Council finalizes $66.9 million budget
• Prescott Valley deactivates 'I' Neighbors citizens committee
• City of Prescott Files Legal Response in Election Lawsuit
• One woman's lifelong pursuit to teach 'Life skills'
• Low bid for road widening awaits city word
• Crews fully contain 1 of 3 wildfires
• Roughriders pass skills on to next generation
• Future of Kids & Co. back before Prescott school board Tuesday
• Sweat lodge victim's family promotes self-help regulation
• From food to hot weather, foreign exchange students take in Prescott
• CASA for kids gets grants
• 2010 Miss Teen Rodeo AZ Bailey Gonzales
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XXIII: Back to Arizona
• Win a Pair of Free Rodeo Tickets!
• Week in Review (in Video): June 20, 2011
• Pickin', grinnin' and 'real music' in the air at the Prescott Blues Festival
• Lassoing talent: Frontier Days Rodeo rounds up top cowboys
• Prescott Valley plans fireworks display for July 4
• Prescott Valley council finalizes $66.9 million budget
• Prescott Valley deactivates 'I' Neighbors citizens committee
• Gas Prices: June 26
• Police identify victims of fatal Prescott Valley rollover
• Police ID victims in fatal SUV rollover
• Speaker Tobin Calls for Cyber Terrorists To Be Held Accountable
• Summer Blooming Sensations
• Comparing Prices: Making Sure You Get What You Want
• Real Estate Update: Buy, Sell or Hold?
• Interim Prescott Council post generates 9 applications
• Young actors take to the stage during College for Kids
• Still Time to Sign up for Session II of PFAA Summer Youth Theater Program
• BLM has high hopes that fence will restore monument river by keeping out OHVs
• Centenarian lived the history statehood fete will celebrate
• Heber fire cuts short summer camp for local kids
• ADOT closes I-17 rest area for water system repairs
• Gas Prices: June 25
• Arizona Court refuses to block Medicaid freeze
• Bill's Roundup: Doobie Brothers Come to Tim's Toyota Center
• Prescott Valley wreck kills one, injures another
• BREAKING NEWS: Rollover in Prescott Valley kills one, sends another to hospital
• Are You Ready for the 30th Annual Bluegrass Festival?
• Deputies cite Prescott Valley man who set fire in a barrel without a burn permit
• Reckless Poquito Valley Fire Causes Damage
• Local archaeological sites offer potential for 'niche' tourism
• Prescott Churches Online Volunteer
• StoneRidge, other Prescott Valley subdivisions with CFDs face higher tax rates
• Prescott jail unlocks its doors
• State money grab, prisoner transfer policy double-barrel threat to county budget
• Neighborhood pigs jump another hurdle
• YCSO cites man who set fire in a barrel without a burn permit
• DPS arrests driver in single-vehicle fatality
• Court nixes Renzi's move to get evidence disallowed
• ADOT schedules lane closures at 89A/Viewpoint
• PHOTO: Families forever - Adoption Day 2011
• Gas Prices: June 24
• Fann Contracting Awarded Over $30 Million in AZ Projects
• Spotlight on Harry Vold
• Letter to the Editor: What Institutions of Higher Learning Teach
• ADOT to close Viewpoint Drive at State Route 89A overnight Sunday
• Bill's Roundup: Arrest of Kimberli Mason
• Self-Management Workshops Help Participants Regain Control
• YCSO To Open Prescott Jail for Local Law Enforcement Bookings
• A Council Seat to Fill, A Court Case Yet to be Settled
• Yavapai Downs closure: What will happen next?
• 'Eagle Ridge' Reservation Group Campground at Lynx Lake Open
• 'Centennians' look forward to unveiling Prescott's time capsule
• Claim: Cop's typo makes man 'unfit' with CPS
• Police pull over van driver, find cocaine worth $90K stuffed in boots
• Police seek suspect in theft of parts from Peterbilt truck
• Forest fire bans expanded in national forests
• Police cite 98 for seatbelt violations during Click It or Ticket enforcement
• Gas prices: June 23
• James Ray Found Guilty of 3 Counts of Negligent Homicide
• Jury finds Ray guilty of negligent homicide
• More stringent graduation requirements in place for HUSD
• Town Council to adopt $66.9 million budget
• New homes for pets
• Prescott Valley Police arrest man involved in skate park fight, seek additional witnesses
• Police seek robbery suspect
• 90% of local retailers check IDs during underage buyer detail
• 8 Legion flags, poles damaged, stolen from Hwy 89 on Flag Day
• Deputies seek suspects in theft of $72K worth of railroad track
• The new guys Mayor, council take oath of office
• Rabies suspected in three skunk attacks; None considered exposed to neurological disease
• Firefighters knock out small blaze in Paulden
• Thieves cut back off semi-tractor, police estimate damage at $35,000
• News Briefs: Cardiac nurse speaker at free lunch June 27
• News Briefs: Extension office offers Plant & Yard Sale
• News Briefs: CV Animal Shelter will close Mon.-Tues. in June
• News Briefs: Retro Tones will rock the night at Doreen's
• PV Days includes hot air balloons, parade
• Prescott's rodeo runs June 28-July 4
• News Briefs: Training available for home child care businesses
• Chino Valley High School History Team's blog reveals sightseeing spots, 1 win in national competition
• Motion to Dismiss Lawsuit Against Kuykendall Campaign Filed
• County Candidate Packets
• Bill's Roundup: Police Seeking Suspects
• Kuykendall candidacy challenge heading for hearing
• Upcoming Closures at Your Prescott YMCA
• Sweat lodge trial: Deliberations begin after state rebuttal
• Yavapai Downs closure: Paperwork procrastination kept problems from being discovered
• Teen injured in rollover on Highway 89
• Police arrest man for allegedly stealing fellow camper's SUV
• State: Court reconsiders Arizona voter citizenship law
• State: Officials say wildfires will blaze until rain season
• Illegal burn starts brush fire in Poquito Valley
• Prescott Valley Town Council to adopt $66.9 million budget
• Chamber of Commerce announces Prescott Valley Days parade winners
• State: Gov. Brewer asks court to uphold Medicaid freeze
• Gas Prices: June 22
• Catch 22 Day 22 Suspect: DAVID WAYNE MALONEY
• Prescott City Council Special Meeting Today
• A Brief History of the World's Oldest Rodeo™
• Opposition to KOA, defeated mayor raise most money in Chino Valley election
• Bill's Roundup: Jane Bristol Appointed to YRMC Board
• Suspected Auto Thief Nabbed in Kirkland
• Granite Mountain Riders celebrate 30th anniversary
• YAVAPAI DOWNS CLOSURE: Government shouldered most of debt
• PV still paying for race track, fair decisions
• Opposition to KOA, defeated mayor raise most money in Chino election
• Construction company says 'lost' email cost them a county job
• Tire blowout causes I-17 accident that claims 2 lives
• Man accused of holding knife to woman's mouth pleads guilty
• How your Congressman voted
• 90% of local retailers check IDs during underage buyer detail
• Gun stolen in Skull Valley burglary
• Prescott Sunrise Lions Club "Golf for Kids Sake" tournament
• AARP driving class offered to those over 50 years old
• Cool dogs beat the heat at a special adoption event
• Catch 22 Day 21 Suspect: LUIS MATHEW FLOREZ
• Bill's Roundup: Free Breakfasts and Lunches
• Chino Valley school board mulls adding dating abuse information to curriculum
• Yavapai Humane Society disappointed to leave Chino Valley
• Candidate Chris Kuyknyo Offers Opportunity To Meet & Greet
• Spotlight on Candidate Mary Ann Suttles
• The Lion's Charity Breakfast
• Watch for your parking ticket fines to go up
• Programs in place to keep at-risk youngsters from falling through the cracks
• State: Winds challenge fire crews
• First Things First program seeks to educate kids at early ages
• CASA for babies: 'Frank and Eddie'
• Former Prescott College student will participate in flotilla supporting Palestinians on the Gaza Strip
• State: Regents chairman pushes to freeze Arizona tuition
• Yavapai Downs closure: Track reorganization aims to ease financial woes
• Gas prices: June 20
• Catch 22 Day 20 Suspect: ELEAZAR VALDEZ JR.
• Travel Alert: I-17 re-opens after fatal crash
• World’s Oldest Rodeo Celebrates 124th Anniversary in Prescott
• Week in Review: June 13, 2011
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XXII: Return to the States
• Auto Corner: Easy and Fun Being Green: A Honda CR-Z Review
• Yavapai Downs closure: Racetrack managers had warning signs
• Officials in talks to bring aircraft manufacturer to Prescott
• Hot-air balloon event kicks off Prescott Valley Days
• No-nonsense judge has special love for Prescott
• Prescott Valley staff recommends 14 percent increase in volume rates for sewer service
• Dog injured in beating doing well, will be placed with new family
• Chino Valley school board mulls adding dating abuse information to curriculum
• Yavapai Humane Society disappointed to leave Chino Valley
• ADOT announces night lane closure on I-17
• Community donations help animals evacuated from Wallow fire
• Catch 22 Day 19 Suspect: MANUEL DERA
• Beautiful Landscapes with Less Water
• Lighting; An Essential Décor Element
• Jim Konecny - Rodeo Memories
• Real Estate Agent vs. For Sale By Owner
• Teachers go back to the classroom for Summer Science Institute
• Sweat lodge trial: Li's passionate closing cites faults of state's case
• Soldier of the Year from Prescott helps celebrate Army's 236 birthday in Washington, D.C.
• Three men charged with fire ban violations
• McConnell will remain interim City of Prescott manager until January
• Prescott Valley police arrest man involved in skate park fight, seek additional witnesses
• Woman dies in collision in Paulden
• Prescott Valley police seek robbery suspect
• YCSO seeks possible stalker in Oak Creek
• Prescott police seek tips in 2010 stabbing
• 2 girls taken to YRMC after falling into pool
• Living dolls donate to Miss Kitty's Cat House
• Gas Prices: June 18
• Bill's Roundup: Closing Arguments in Ray Case
• 3 Campers Issued Citations for Illegal Fire in Beaver Creek
• Kuykendall Served, Telephonic Hearing Scheduled
• Special Meeting & Workshop for Council Today
• Live Council Special Meeting & Workshop Today
• Whiskey Off-Road continues to grow, help tourism
• Sweat lodge trial: Defense attorney presents case for reasonable doubt
• Prescott fireworks display is on for July 4 celebration
• No signs of monsoon to help halt wildfires
• Judge orders DeMocker prosecutors to turn over more details in document scandal
• Local horse camping area reopens
• Prescott man airlifted to trauma center after motorcycle crash
• Pathway work will cause lane closures in Prescott Valley next week
• County plan update draws sparse crowd
• Prescott House donates $1,000 to SAVE (Students Against Violence Everyday)
• Galapagos tortoises arrive at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary
• Applebee's donating part of profits to help local resident with kidney transplant expenses
• Gas Prices: June 17
• Catch 22 Day 17 Suspect: DAVID LEE DEHART
• Chino Valley to turn police dispatching over to county
• Work on multi-use path requires right turn lane closures on SR 69 in Prescott Valley
• Applications available to fill Linn's vacancy on Prescott Council
• Author Visit with J.A. Jance at the Elks Opera House
• 'New Beginnings' at Blue Rose Theater
• Prescott National Forest Re-Open Groom Creek Horse Camp - June 16, 2011
• Fireworks spark three wildfires
• Tsunami on the Square makes waves Saturday at courthouse plaza
• State surcharge could add $13 to downtown parking fines
• Polk to sweat lodge trial jurors: Use your common sense
• Suspect in online sex luring case nixes plea, gets new lawyer
• PV council to discuss water rates, other issues
• Chino Valley to turn police dispatching over to county
• Woman arrested on charges of DUI drugs
• 2 arrested in connection with body found in NM
• STATE: Wallow fire now biggest in state history
• Gas Prices: June 16
• HUSD board applications being accepted
• Rummage sale to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• Catch 22 Day 16 Suspect: ENRIQUE ARMADOR SOTO
• Bill's Roundup: Introducing the Newest Sundog VP
• Balloons, parade on tap for annual Prescott Valley Days
• Two arrested in Prescott homicide
• Prescott Valley Days 2011 - Schedule of Events
• Laura Stelmasek, Marzett Farris III Arrested for Homicide
• Springerville couple finds refuge from Wallow Fire in Prescott, Dewey
• Local firefighters, sheriff's deputies pitch in to help fight fire, protect communities
• Mayoral Candidates Offer Differing Perspectives
• Man arrested after reportedly hitting officer with gun
• Dewey-Humboldt swears in mayor, 3 newly-elected council members
• Rotary brings festival back with launch, glow
• Flag Day Honors
• Follow Chino Valley High School's History buffs
• Elderly Chino couple killed in head-on crash
• Teen gets probation in phony bomb threat
• Elder abuse prevention topic at senior lunch June 16
• No July 4th celebration in Chino; lack of Town money, staff, club assistance
• News Briefs: S.E.L.F. Club plans kids' summer activities
• News Briefs: Friends' host book sale for kids, cooks
• News Briefs: Dewey arts & crafts show includes raffles, baked goods
• News Briefs: Foods with native ingredients feature of Highland Center's event
• News Briefs: Contest for poems, 21 lines or fewer
• CV Animal Shelter operation returns to Town Animal Control after 18 months under Humane Society
• State seeks help catching poacher who left elk near Paulden
• Equine virus corralled
• Prescott-Area Donations Go To Evacuated Animals
• Trucker accused in $3.5M drug smuggling case acquitted
• Sweat lodge trial: Jury instruction debate delays closing arguments
• Skunk attacking Granite Basin hikers likely rabid
• Man arrested after allegedly threatening to chop off woman's head
• Veteran presents flag that flew over camps in Iraq to VA Medical Center
• Prescott Council begins process to deal with Linn's resignation
• Man arrested after reportedly hitting officer with gun
• Deputies seek suspects in theft of $72K worth of railroad track
• Montague takes plea in Cornville murder
• Public invited to give comments on county plan Wednesday evening
• Police believe homicide victim found in NM was killed in Prescott
• Bank of America collecting canned goods for Prescott Valley Food Bank
• Prescott Valley Days will soar with balloon festival
• Catch 22 Day 15 Suspect: JOEL VIDRIO
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: June 14, 2011
• Bill's Roundup: A List of Meetings!
• IAFF President Comes to Prescott
• Mayoral race: Candidates differ on Trader Joe's, Elks
• Slowing economy doesn't slow greenhouse emissions
• Public can ask questions about new Verde report this week
• Price of student lunches at Humboldt Unified School District increasing
• Prescott Unified School District Governing Board sends the staff dress code back to drawing board
• Man arrested on animal cruelty charges
• Son receives 1 1/2 years in father-son metal theft case
• Prescott woman gets prison sentence for using 'Pixie Dust'
• UAF welcomes Wallow fire donations for misplaced pets
• BURN CAMP AID: Riders roar past Whiskey Row as part of fundraiser
• Linn resigns from Prescott City Council
• Dog-Beating Suspect Arrested
• Gas prices: June 14
• Catch 22 Day 14 Suspect: CARLOS MAYA PIMENTEL
• City Officials Explore Bringing EXTRA Aircraft to Prescott
• Bill's Roundup: About Economic Development
• Tammy Linn resigns from Prescott Council
• Prescott Councilwoman Tammy Linn Resigns
• StoneRidge developer withdraws support for lease agreement
• Prescott Valley P&Z panel to discuss general plan update
• New council members did homework before assuming office
• Town Council changing of the guard draws about 70 people
• Couple heading home to Springerville after Prescott stay
• Flags to be flown at half-staff Monday for Arizona solider
• Prescott school library gets extreme makeover
• Wallow fire: 7,000 evacuated residents cautioned about returning home
• Higher parking ticket charges, budget adoption up for city review
• State: Trial set for Kingman inmate on escape, other counts
• Gas Prices: June 13
• STATE: First photos of Giffords released since shooting
• State: Flagstaff archives show birth of Code Talkers
• Photo: Comp and cruise
• PHOTO: Relay for life
• CASA for Teens: 'Dennis'
• Woman accused of attempted murder, 'Pixie Dust' user, and cattle trough thief in court
• STATE: Camp helps teen actors balance acting, faith
• Catch 22 Day 13 Suspect: JOSE ROGELIO HERRERA-MARTINEZ
• Thurston Campaign Adopts Ethics Pledge
• Week in Review: June 13, 2011
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XXI. Winter in Ehrenberg
• New foundation works to preserve Granite Dells
• July 4 Celebration And Fireworks Show
• StoneRidge developer withdraws support for lease agreement
• Equine virus corralled: Prescott Frontier Days officials say rodeo is a go
• Prescott Valley P&Z panel to discuss general plan update
• Chino Valley firefighters knock out small wildland fire Saturday in Paulden
• Hoarding seminar continues Wednesday in Prescott
• Huge Ariz. wildfire spreads; health conditions worsen
• Sweeney Todd Opens with Success
• Heat Loving Garden Secrets
• Which To Choose: Interior Designer or Decorator?
• Econo-Size Your Home
• New Prescott Valley council members did homework before assuming office
• DeMocker to get psychiatric evaluation
• Flannery, Schumacher offer tips for newcomers to Prescott Valley Town Council
• Prescott Valley Town Council changing of the guard draws about 70 people
• Fingerprint test will confirm ID of body found in van
• IRS strips tax-exempt status from thousands of Arizona nonprofits
• Sweat lodge trial: Case may go to jury by mid-week
• State seeks help catching poacher who left elk near Paulden
• Arizona Game and Fish activates fire response unit to aid wildlife
• Hundreds of stolen items found in Seligman
• Brewer says next move on unemployment benefits unknown
• D-H library's summer reading program starts today
• Catch 22 Day 11 Suspect: JUAN RAMON DOMINGUEZ
• Forest Management and the Wallow Fire: First, Do No Harm
• Bill's Roundup: Goodbye to Long Term Councilmembers
• Locals agree to serve on sewer district exploratory committee
• Prescott HazMat team conducts drill with National Guard, DPS
• Territorial Days Arts And Crafts Show Adds General Business Flavor
• Locals agree to serve on sewer district exploratory committee
• PUSD hires food service company to save money
• Assessor Pearsall: Politicians 'throw me under the bus'
• Photo: Three injured in 2-car crash
• Albuquerque police say dead body, van are from Prescott
• Motorcyclist injured in accident
• UAF collecting donations for Wallow fire
• Gas Prices: June 10
• Climate expert speaks here Saturday
• YBBS Child of the Week: Daniel
• Catch 22 Day 10 Suspect: KRISTEN MARTIN
• Breaking News: Albuquerque police say body, van from Prescott
• ADOT plans closures on Highways 69, 89 and 89a
• Bill's Roundup: Launch of the Granite Dells Preservation Foundation
• Meet Janet Bussell-Eriksson: New 'Building By Design' Columnist
• New at the Farmer's Market
• YCSO Team Enroute to Wallow Fire
• Stretching Dollars and Smiles
• Gil Shaw Goes to Court to Challenge Validity of Mayor Kuykendall's Campaign
• Future of PUSD's Kids & Co. remains uncertain
• Fees Waived For National Get Outdoors Day – June 11, 2011
• PFAA Presents 'Completely Hollywood…Abridged'
• Teen Summer Stock Experience Presents 'Seussical The Musical!'
• Yavapai County sends help to fight Wallow fire
• Wallow fire: 2 towns to empty as wildfire approaches
• Lawsuit challenges Kuykendall's candidacy
• Sweat lodge trial: Doctor gives credence to toxic poisoning theory
• Wildfire burning near Flagstaff; 1 home destroyed
• American Cancer Society Relay for Life takes place Friday, Saturday
• Summer Zoo Camp teaches kids about animals, conservation through fun activities
• Gas Prices: June 9
• Catch 22 Day 9 Suspect: ERNESTO ROMERO-SALCEDO
• ERAU Lady Eagles Add a Pair of Attacking Players for 2011
• Mallory, Schmitt to take council seats on Thursday
• Disabled, elderly provided 'front-door' help for Paulden Clean-up Day July 16
• Public can request access gate for equine riding, hiking
• Thieves steal 4 American Legion flags flying for Memorial Day on Highway 89
• Honor flag, retire old ones at Flag Day Ceremony Sat.
• Chino Valley burglar takes plea, given probation
• News Briefs: CV Youth Football sign-ups this Sat.
• News Briefs: Church offers free clothing
• News Briefs: No cat adoption fees this month
• News Briefs: Church yard sale for youth camp
• News Briefs: Guidance Clinic alumni plan picnic
• News Briefs: Highlands Center seeks hosts
• News Briefs: Zoo offers kids summer camp
• News Briefs: Free Fishing Sat. at Prescott lake
• Two killed, one injured in Highway 89 crash
• Catch 22, Day 8 - Roger Cochrane
• Bill's Roundup: Another Candidate Steps Up
• State: Wallow Fire now 2nd-largest in Arizona history
• RECOVERY CITY: Sober living homes prep clients for real life
• County officials approve plan to 'adjust' employee pay
• RECOVERY CITY: Recovery and relapse teach sobering lessons
• Sweat lodge trial: Defense case begins as judge denies motion to acquit
• Chip-seal project to begin in Prescott Valley next week
• Prescott Valley council to swear in 2 new members
• Renewable energy forum focuses on green business
• How your Congressman voted
• Planning gears up for local celebration of AZ Centennial
• Luzius files as write-in for Prescott Council
• Haz mat drill at Prescott High School Thursday
• Gas Prices: June 8
• Catch 22 Day 8 Suspect: ROGER COCHRANE
• Two killed, one injured in Highway 89 crash
• Live Council Workshop Today
• Bill's Roundup: Fire Restrictions Back in Place
• What’s Being Done to Save Medicare?
• Catch 22, Day 7 - Martin Lee Williamson
• Supervisors ban fireworks in county, citing fire danger
• Bergman resigns from Humboldt school board
• STATE: Wildfire forces evacuation of another Arizona town
• Bergman resigns from Humboldt school board
• Vulture Mine preservation group seeks online votes for grant
• Yavapai County Inmate restoration program saves money, time
• Supervisors ban fireworks in county, citing fire danger
• Chino Valley burglar takes plea, given probation
• Phony bomb threat to school results in probation
• AAUW to have summer social
• AARP Driver Safety Program starts June 23
• CASA for Kids seeks volunteers
• RECOVERY CITY: The industry: How big is it?
• Federal lunch program means free meals for youngsters
• Villages at Lynx Creek's annual show is June 25
• Gas Prices: June 7
• Catch 22 Day 7 Suspect: MARTIN LEE WILLIAMSON
• Bill's Roundup: Biking From CA to New Jersey
• The Art of Low Care Landscapes
• CATCH 22, Day 6 - Miguel Angel Lonzo Franco
• Road Closures Coming on SR 69, SR 169
• Scrapbooking Workshop at Phippen Art Museum
• Northpoint Students Bring New Opportunities to Cambodian Orphanage
• Vieira & Valles Named to Tri-City Top 10 Freshman List
• RECOVERY CITY: The steps to sobriety start here for many
• Prescott Public Library Tom McDermott Concert
• Local WWII veterans recall Normandy Invasion
• RECOVERY CITY: One size does not fit all - different philosophies seek common goal
• Courthouse bandstand gets its historic due with plaque, celebration
• Granite Dells Foundation, state Centennial top Prescott council agenda
• CASA for Kids: 'Charlie and Bert'
• PHOTO: The pink car returns home
• Wallow Fire triggers new evacuation orders
• Catch 22 Day 6 Suspect: MIGUEL ANGEL LONZO FRANCO
• Penny Nicholas Races to Finish at the CV Triathlon
• It's Really Happening: Trader Joe's Starts Building This Week
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XX. My Deliverer
• Week in Review: May 30, 2011
• RECOVERY CITY: Local groups help trio of women overcome addictions
• RECOVERY CITY: Prescott is among the nation's top locations for battling addictions
• Fire bans return; high winds, temperatures fuel AZ blazes
• 7th Annual JAMAICA ME CRAZY BEACH PARTY at Matt's Saloon
• Prescott Valley Town Council approves lease of StoneRidge Community Center
• Hotdoggers: Canines show off their skills
• Summer youth reading program resumes
• Man suffers serious injuries in motorcycle accident on Hwy. 169
• Teen playing with fireworks ignites blaze in PV
• Overcoming fear topic of speech
• Go fly a kite Saturday in Prescott Valley
• Gas Prices: June 5
• Catch 22 Day 5 Suspect: CLAUDIO DURAN LOPEZ
• How Green is Your Lawn?
• Quick'n'Easy Room Changers
• Steady Economic Rebound in Prescott Valley
• Sale Items Make Warm and Tasty Dinners
• It's Woof Down Lunch Day!
• Catch 22, Day 3 - Herschell Roy Scott, Sr.
• State rests in sweat lodge trial
• New ball field remains in City of Prescott's budget
• City works to compile profile for new manager
• Judge: DeMocker to stand trial in Camp Verde
• Palin says she's not planning Senate run in Arizona
• Judge Ainley sets bond at $75 million - cash only
• Pearce recall petition screening completed ahead of schedule
• Charity needs donations of blankets, scarves
• Free WYGC picnic celebrates recovery
• Photo: Small-sided game
• First Things First council needs volunteers to help improve early childhood development programs
• Prescott High School reunion Class of 1966 is July 9-10
• Gas Prices: June 4
• Catch 22 Day 4 Suspect: WESLEY HUBBS
• Elise Townsend gets 3.5 years in prison
• Game and Fish restocks Fain Lake with trout
• Bill's Roundup: Stoneridge Reaches Agreement for Community Center
• Police: Suspected Ariz. shooter targeted ex-wife, friends
• There's More to the Farmer's Market than Food
• Deborah Thurston 3rd Official Mayoral Candidate
• A Success for the 37th Annual Phippen Museum Western Art Show & Sale
• ERAU Volleyball Announces 2011 Recruiting Class
• Trader Joe's opening set for early 2012
• Public gets a first look at new Board of Supervisors' redistricting maps
• State' case nears completion as more survivors tell their stories
• Bandstand plaque to be dedicated on plaza Sunday
• Game and Fish restocks Fain Lake with trout
• Free fishing in Arizona on next two Saturdays
• Highway 69, 169 lane closures in effect next week
• Gas Prices: June 3
• Argument over remote control leads to standoff with SWAT team
• Training is June 5 for end-of-life counselors
• Catch 22 Day 3 Suspect: HERSCHELL ROY SCOTT SR.
• Catch 22, Day 2 - Joel Medina-Ortiz
• First Things First Seeks Volunteers for Yavapai Regional Council
• See more MOST WANTED suspects in Yavapai County
• Prescott Valley man threatens officers with knife after domestic dispute
• Police say Arizona man killed 5 before taking his own life
• ADOT announces lane restrictions on Hwy 69 June 7, 8
• Bill's Roundup: Pavement Remediation
• Arnold Now An Official Candidate for Council
• TAKE FLIGHT VOLLEYBALL CAMP IS FULL!
• APS seeks rate hike
• Sweat Lodge Trial: Witness says PTSD was responsible for inconsistent statements
• Prescott Council mulls more autonomy for city attorney's office
• Seligman: Murder suspect found competent to stand trial
• Prescott Valley, StoneRidge developer nearing pact
• Folk Arts Fair to celebrate life in 19th-century Prescott
• Prescott mayor/council race features 7 candidates
• Donations needed for rummage sale benefiting Miss Kitty's Cat House
• Chaparral MusicFest starts Friday in Prescott
• Gas Prices: June 2
• Man who rolled ATV tested for DUI
• Suspect sought in salon burglary
• Yavapai College offers summer classes for all ages
• Mail unwanted coupons to group that helps disabled
• Community Access channel board seeks directors
• Catch 22 Day 2 Suspect: JOEL MEDINA-ORTIZ
• Paulden woman missing for 3 days after date found on Mingus Mountain
• Missing Paulden Woman Rescued After 3 Days
• Bill's Roundup: Summer Concert Series
• Gosar and Others Vote Against Raising Debt Ceiling
• Bradshaw Mountain High graduates, family, friends fill Tim's Toyota Center
• Prescott Valley couple heads to Joplin, Mo., to help tornado victims
• Solar energy farm coming to Chino
• KOA construction to begin in September
• July Paulden Clean-up seeks volunteers
• Pool offers variety of classes, swim hours
• Library's Summer Reading is June 1-July 30
• Paulden man arrested on charges of luring a minor for sex, initiated online
• Man who shot up house, threatened neighbor gets prison time
• News Briefs: Cookbooks at library sale
• Lora Lopas Will Not Run For 2nd Term
• 3 Stolen Vehicles, 4 Arrests
• 3 Stolen Vehicles, 4 Arrests
• DeMocker prosecutor blames computer glitch for sealed document breach
• Prescott's Past Honored at Citizen's Cemetery
• Regional economic development gains new support
• Living Green festival part of this year's Creative Energy Fair in Prescott Valley
• Catch 22 Day 1 Suspect: DOMINGO VALDEZ-ANGUIANO
• Paws 4 Parkinson's dog-themed event is Saturday, June 4
• Inmate collapses at county courthouse, taken to hospital
• How your Congressman voted
• Man cited for allegedly starting fire in field
• Police seek suspects who set off dry-ice bomb
• Man tells police he purposely crashed into mailboxes
• Details of Prescott bed tax uses still to come
• Gas Prices: June 1
• Pearce opponents file petitions for recall vote
• Letter to the Editor: Thank God for the American Soldier
• Live Council Workshop Today: It's About the Money
• Getting the Message Across
• Bill's Roundup: New Manager for Dewey-Humboldt?
• Memorial Day: Veterans bring history to life at VA
• Memorial Day at Citizens Cemetery: Observance takes step back in time
• Community Lecture Series - The Arizona Women's Heritage Trail: Marking Her Sites with Mary Melcher
• He fought the law, and ... he won; City of Prescott settles in 4th Amendment suit
• Crops nearing harvesting in Prescott Valley community garden
• People, furry friends welcome for Woof Down Lunch
• Mural celebrations at Acker Park on Sunday
• State: Flagstaff, Navajo tribe reach water deal
• State: Bird show draws interest in rare California condor
• Gas Prices: May 31
• Honoring Vets on Memorial Day
• A Day for Remembering
• Memorial Day photo: Walls honored
• Long-forgotten ancestor now remembered with grave marker
• Prescott City Council continues budget consideration at Tuesday workshop
• Dr. Lovell Discusses President Obama's View on Israel
• Local photo: Phippen art show
• Meeting on forming sewer district draws small turnout
• Prescott Valley proceeding with annexation of tank farm site
• Prescott Valley Police Department seeks help in finding criminal damage suspects
• Yavapai College offers community education summer classes
• State: Arizona sues Justice Dept. over medical marijuana
• State: Senate President Pearce facing possible recall vote
• Possible session on unemployment benefits in limbo
• Three peer mentors awarded scholarships at Honors program
• PVPD Arrests Prescott Man Suspected in Vehicle Arsons
• Senate President Pearce facing possible recall vote
• Smoki Museum Arts Festival celebrates Native American culture
• Northpoint Students Graduate With Pride & Accomplishments
• Week in Review: May 23, 2011
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XIX. Summer at Ehrenberg
• Trader Joe's Plans Groundbreaking Now That Escrow Has Closed
• June Begins the Parade of Perennials
• PHS Class of 2011 Celebrates Graduation
• Primavera students become immersed in life of Shakespeare
• Some trainers still struggling to leave days after closure
• Study focuses on reconfiguration of Highway 89/Willow Creek
• 9 recruitment firms express interest in Prescott city manager search
• Rodeo Grounds horse events postponed due to virus
• City's Summer Concert Series starts Wednesday
• PVPD arrests suspect in multiple vehicle arsons
• Crane rollover kills man in Congress
• Gas Prices: May 29
• Pearce faces possible recall vote
• DUI suspect faces charges after not stopping
• June Begins the Parade of Perennials
• Make a Plan for Peace - For Your House
• New Law Could Affect Property Taxes
• Strong Winds and Extreme Fire Danger This Weekend
• Couple caught in Joplin tornado's fury feels lucky
• Fire Prevention and Safety Reminder
• PFAA Summer Youth Theatre Program
• Yavapai College Governing Board signs contract with new president Penelope Wills
• Coconino County cancels July horse races after Downs fallout
• Horsemen's group distributes cash to trainers stuck at Yavapai Downs
• Sweat lodge trial: Alleged false statements curtail witness testimony
• Thumbs up, Prescott High School grads
• Local group collects $12K for Joplin tornado victim; still needs variety of supplies
• Gas Prices: May 28
• Man to raise money for Veterans Airlift Command with golf marathon
• Bill's Roundup: Memorial Day Weekend
• A Memorial Day Message From Rep. Paul Gosar
• Students celebrate end of school year with peek inside 'off-limits' attic
• Sweat lodge trial: Ray told participants they would feel as if 'skin was burning off'
• Track closure a financial disaster
• Photos: Bradshaw Mountain High School Class of 2011
• Man sentenced to 5 years in DUI death of friend
• Paulden man arrested on charges of luring a minor for sex
• Rotary Club sponsors BBQ for Kids
• Unique chorale celebrates Fort Verde on Saturday
• Local events honor veterans' sacrifices on Memorial Day
• Memorial Day closures
• ADOT cautions drivers about area interstate construction
• Gas prices: May 27
• Crane Rollover Kills Man at Quarry in Congress
• Criminal Charges for Senior Pranksters
• Elected Officials Respond to Supreme Court Ruling on Employer Sanctions
• Dr. Penny Wills Named New Yavapai College President
• Yavapai Downs Closure Offers Opportunity to Rebuild
• The 'Pink Car' Stolen and Recovered
• Yavapai Downs won't open for 2011
• Prescott Valley Town Council mulling annexation of water tank farm land
• ERAU Women's Soccer Adds Sidney Jones for 2011 Season
• Another Suspect Arrested for Luring a Minor
• High court sustains Ariz. employer sanctions law
• Artists flock to annual Phippen Museum showcase
• Changes likely in state-shared revenues, says local legislator
• DeMocker prosecution tries again for Prescott trial
• Local group driving to Joplin, Mo., to help tornado victims; supplies, volunteers needed
• Prescott Valley Town Council mulling annexation of water tank farm land
• Wife of man indicted for assault on cops, doctors testifies
• Gas Prices: May 26
• Yavapai Downs Will Not Run This Year
• Breaking News: Yavapai Downs won't open for 2011
• Breaking News: 'Pink Car' landmark stolen near Prescott
• Loughner incompetent for trial
• Youth drug use increases with age, grade level
• NARTA police academy graduating class is the largest ever
• Prescott Valley Chamber is looking for community's 'cream of the crop'
• Marley's the new mayor
• Corn Dinner moves date
• News Briefs: Lioness to model in fashion show
• News Briefs: Discount spay/neuter available to low-income
• News Briefs: AG&F offers free fish clinic June 11
• News Briefs: VA provides training for new hospice helpers
• News Briefs: VA Medical Center seeks student summer volunteers
• Small Business Health Relief Act
• Bill's Roundup: Terms of Agreement with New Yavapai College President?
• News Briefs: Horse show series continues this Saturday
• Congressman Paul Gosar Responds to Israeli Prime Minister
• Small pooch survives 9 days lost in Prescott woods
• Downs in limbo: Trainers, others have no place else to go
• Prescott Council OKs four-way stop on Copper Basin
• Prescott group joins Run for the Wall to D.C.
• Groom Creek Horse Camp Closed - May 23 through June 16, 2011
• Prescott YMCA Sports Department News - Summer Activities 2011
• YC board will discuss new president's contract
• Prescott police seek suspect in armed robbery at C-Stop
• Man arrested for alleged theft from Costco, Sam's Club
• MATForce meeting on Thursday
• Woman's booklet offers 'gift of information' to families
• Man injured in rollover flown to Phoenix hospital
• Gas Prices: May 25
• YCSO: The Incredible Journey
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: May 24, 2011
• Online Internet Auction
• Bill's Roundup: No Resolution on Yavapai Downs Yet
• Prescott Police Seek Assistance Identifying Armed Robber
• Man who shot up house, threatened neighbor gets 2 1/2 years in prison
• Four days from start date, Downs' fate remains undecided
• Police seek suspect who set car, truck on fire
• Fain Lake will reopen on Friday
• Saturday is the 2011 Chili in the Trees Cookoff
• Four days from start date, Downs' fate remains undecided
• Police seek suspect who set car, truck on fire
• Auditions for The Miracle Worker
• Prescott horse camp closed because of deadly virus
• State: Lawsuit challenges Arizona's Medicaid eligibility cut
• Volunteers needed to monitor Upper Agua Fria
• Fain Lake will reopen on Friday
• Montague to accept plea deal in Cornville murder
• United Animal Friends hosts Woof Down Lunch
• Man, 20, gets probation for part in store break-ins
• Man who shot up house, threatened neighbor gets 2 1/2 years in prison
• Upper Verde Coalition might seek more grants
• Actor/director to give Prescott library talk on inspiration
• Man gets prison time in child sex case
• How your Congressman voted in D.C.
• Prescott yoga teacher creates fundraiser for children in India
• Honoring World War II Veterans
• Meals on Wheels hosting street faire
• Gas Prices: May 24
• 'Earth, Sky Doors & More' - David Neely's Vision
• Bill's Roundup: Closures on Robert Road This Week
• Groundbreaking for the New Juvenile Detention Services Facility
• Author Visit with Susan Cummins Miller at Prescott Public Library
• Tuesday Morning Book Club June Meeting
• AHC Community Book Discussion at Prescott Public Library
• Renovation nearly complete on golf course clubhouse
• KOA eyes March '12 opening
• Parties mum on the details, but Downs plans 'to run Saturday'
• Highway agreements, Copper Basin signs go before council Tuesday
• ADOT sets night closures on Viewpoint this week
• State: ASU grad in limbo because of her immigration status
• State: Wildfire near Yuma should be controlled by Monday
• State: Yuma Territorial Prison plays key role in movie
• State: GOP freshmen share how to handle town hall anger
• State: Would-be pot shops face stringent rules
• Prof. Lovell Commemorates the Health Care Bill
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XVIII. Ehrenberg on the Colorado
• Week in Review: May 16, 2011
• Sale Items Make Warm and Tasty Dinners
• Yavapai Downs facing impossible odds: Track hoping for financial miracle before Monday
• History coming to life: Gen. Crook remembered for contributions to expansion of Western frontier
• Prescott Valley City Council adopts tentative budget
• Rollover shuts down southbound 89
• Photo: Fun in the sun
• UA Extension offers course on child brain development
• Huntington's disease retreat this weekend
• Mountain Valley Splash season starts Saturday
• VA Medical Center offers hospice training
• Gas Prices: May 22
• Prescott Valley transportation voucher money drying up
• Legislators field questions about racetrack, state budget
• Photo: Come sail away
• Discounts on heart worm tests extended
• PV Parks to host kite day on June 11
• BREAKING NEWS: Yavapai College softball team captures 2nd national title
• Auto Corner: America the Beautiful - the 2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8 392
• Yavapai Downs fate still up in air
• Operation Spring Clean UP: Program takes $23,000 worth of illegal drugs off the streets
• Container Gardens – A Living Centerpiece
• Beyond Clean
• YAVAPAI DOWNS: Track's fate still up in air
• Alto Pit OHV Recreation Area Closed May 20-22
• Operation Spring Clean UP: Program takes $23,000 worth of illegal drugs off the streets
• Photo: Wheels keep turning
• CYMPO board faces turnover this summer
• Big Band concert to raise funds for festival
• Winners of MATForce youth video contest named
• Photo: Showing off the new office
• Gas Prices: May 21
• Prescott High Air Force JROTC honored as Top 10 percent
• Mountain Motor Madness back for a third year
• UAF needs donations for pet food bank
• Anonymous donation funds YHS Big Fix program
• Senior center hosting 'send-off party' for bikers
• Bill's Roundup: Chino Valley is the Place to Be This Weekend
• 21 Prescott Arrests in Operation 'Spring Cleanup'
• An Important Step: County breaks ground on new Juvenile Justice Center
• Rain, snow lead to (temporary?) end to fire bans
• Williamson Valley Road: Widening bids come in $2.1M below estimate
• Yavapai Downs' 99-year history could end today
• Prescott Public Library Just For Grownups June Film Selection - Helena from the Wedding
• Postal carrier food drive draws smaller results
• Teens charged with shoplifting and possession
• Police seeking man who used counterfeit bill
• Man struck by car gets citation from police
• Officers arrest teens after paint thrown on property
• Police urge people to buckle up, plan enhanced enforcement
• Postal carrier food drive draws smaller results
• Gas Prices: May 20
• Alto Pit closed for weekend event
• Candidates submit petitions in council race
• Bill's Roundup: Interviews Continue in Dewey-Humboldt
• 14-year-old, friends use leftover paint to vandalize cars, houses; cause up to $10,000 in damage
• SUV/school bus collision injures three; woman airlifted to Phoenix remains stable
• PUSD board changes graduation requirements, talks bond vote
• Ball field expense generates concerns about use of Prescott parks impact-fee money
• $27M in street projects in Prescott's 2011/2012 budget
• PHS student raises awareness about sex trafficking victims
• OPERATION SPRING CLEAN-UP: 46 arrested on felony drug charges
• Volunteers with poverty-fighting program improve lives
• Bullhead man gets fined for killing great blue heron
• Gas Prices: May 19
• Summer Zoo Camp taking reservations
• 3 sworn into new positions with Verde Valley Company of the Arizona Rangers
• 'Biggest Yard Sale' returns to Tim's Toyota Center
• Police arrest 46 in drug operation, most from Prescott Valley, Prescott
• Yavapai County Computer & Surplus Auction
• Raw Talent
• Quad rider rescued after rollover
• Track coach accused of sex with a student will stay in jail
• School Bus Accident Results in One Serious Injury
• Prescott Valley man first firefighter to graduate police academy
• KOA is OK
• UPDATE: Woman seriously hurt in SUV, school bus head-on accident now stable
• Chino Valley Is A 'Yes!' Vote for KOA
• Chino Valley: Campground zoning stays, as Marley unseats incumbent mayor
• Projected budget cuts will affect Prescott city services
• Gloomy outlook for Yavapai County property values continues into 2012
• Prescott Valley council to adopt $66M tentative budget
• Settlement ends sweat lodge lawsuit for retreat owners
• Bed tax distribution generates debate for Prescott council
• State: Cash-short Arizona makes do with modest centennial
• Man gets 2 years for prescription-forging attempts
• Legislators speak in Prescott Friday
• Man accused of attempting to lure 13-year-old tries to toss attorney on sentencing day
• 'Ride to Work with the Mayor' event is Friday
• Hacker using VFW email list to scam members into giving money
• Friends will gather to remember late local animal advocate
• Gas Prices: May 18
• Lynx Lake road closed Thursday
• Child Haven book drive event is Friday
• Mascher will be next sheriff
• Bill's Roundup: A New Sheriff is Coming to Town
• Man arrested on theft charges after failing to return alcohol monitor
• Mascher will be next sheriff
• Prescott school board to consider new graduation requirements
• USGS watershed presentation sees delay
• Photos: Jammin' at the park
• Prescott College sustainability symposium highlights students' efforts in doctoral program
• Tao Fellowship Mago Retreat granted use permit
• Probation 'a gift' for man guilty in multiple burglaries
• CASA for babies: "Allegra"
• Man arrested in alleged scanner beating
• Gas Prices: May 17
• YCSO, DPS rescue quad rider after rollover
• How your Congressman voted in D.C.
• PV Idol events begin Wednesday
• Discounted pet heartworm tests extended through May
• Central Yavapai Fire Department to hold open house
• Friday is Prescott’s annual 'Ride to Work with the Mayor'
• Quad Rider Rescued Following Rollover
• 'Good stuff,' Giffords says of shuttle launch
• Bill's Roundup: A New Northern Arizona Breast Care Center
• Yavapai Downs racetrack appeals property taxes
• Council awards contract for chip seals
• Rep. Gosar Hosts Banking Panel on Home Mortgages & Small Businesses
• Coach Joel Petersen Retires from #1417
• Urban Forest earns honor for Prescott Valley commitment to tree efforts
• Prescott budget workshop focuses on $1M in lost revenue
• State: Critics blast report on Grand Canyon uranium mining
• VFW Post tabs Prescott's top cop, firefighter
• State: In some rural areas, medical marijuana challenges community views
• Middle school students get hands-on with fire safety
• Folk Arts Fair coming to Sharlot Hall
• Bagdad school board filling vacancy
• Firewise spreads the word on defensible space
• Double Salute: Central Yavapai firefighter graduates from police academy
• Gas Prices: May 16
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XVII. The Colorado Desert
• Week in Review: May 9, 2011
• A friendly showdown: Six live acts entertain big crowd at PV Battle of the Bands
• Demerse paving repairs expected to begin soon
• Yavapai Downs racetrack appeals property taxes
• PHOTOS: Arizona High School Rodeo participants go steer-crazy
• Owner happens to visit his business at 3 a.m., just in time to put out fire
• Play tells story of infamous Prescottonian
• Trailblazers to play Big Band music for fundraiser dance May 22
• PV named a Tree City USA community
• Woman gets five years for meth sales
• PV council awards contract for chip seals
• Gas Prices: May 15
• HealthSource collecting DVDs to send troops
• Grants To You offering new nonprofit class
• Hot Sides & Mammal Resistance
• A Space to Splurge
• Stay Safe While Working On Outdoor Projects
• Internet Inspector: It's Quirky!
• Marathon Mom: Local runner juggles pregnancy, training for Whiskey Row race
• Judge sends Townsend to jail... for now
• Sweat lodge trial has broad audience outside the courtroom
• Teenager's shoe drive gets a running start
• Gas Prices: May 14
• Position open on PV Library Board of Trustees
• Devil Pups develops teens' character
• Meals on Wheels rustles up a Cowboy Dinner
• Track coach accused of sex with student will stay in jail
• Prescott firefighters urge people to take precautions while barbecuing
• Property Taxes & How You Can Get Involved
• Meals on Wheels rustles up a Cowboy Dinner
• Bill's Roundup: Friday the 13th
• Vendors hopeful home show sparks business
• Elección del 17 de Mayo
• May 17th Election
• Farmers market returns to Prescott Saturday
• Prescott Public Library Closed for Memorial Day
• Teen who lived at Angel Valley recalls the tragedy
• CENSUS 2010: County follows state trend of aging, more racially diversified population
• Vendors hopeful home show sparks business
• SWAT called in after man allegedly threatens to burn down parents' house
• False-alarm ordinance will go into effect in July
• Girls & Sports Day is May 21 at Prescott YMCA
• Cottonwood man caught dumping trash in forest
• National AmeriCorps Week honors volunteers
• Public invited to Yavapai College commencements
• Saturday workshop to focus on aiding homeless, needy
• Gas Prices: May 13
• 1950s structure on abandoned property catches fire
• Bill's Roundup: Nearly $2 Million in Local PUSD Budget Cuts
• Why Not Bring the Rodeo to Afghanistan?
• Fire destroys home in Mountain Club area
• Sweat lodge trial: Ray told detective someone else was in charge of ceremony
• City rezones Merritt Street parcel for medical marijuana dispensary
• PUSD board OKs $1.9M in cuts from budget
• Design students suggest 'regenerative' uses for Prescott Rodeo Grounds
• International Migratory Bird Day at Highlands Center
• Summer Reading Program for Kids and Teens
• Prescott Fine Arts Gallery presents: Collagraph Workshop with Sandy Louttit
• Prescott Canyon Estates murders: Has suspect Wesley Hubbs' trail gone cold?
• Man offered plea deal in case of sexual conduct with minors
• CYFD puts out fire on deck of home
• State: Critics call for Arpaio to resign, be indicted
• Police seek suspects who graffitied homes, city property
• Man airlifted after falling off bike in front of fire station
• Gas Prices: May 12
• Congressman Paul Gosar Votes to Lower Gas Prices
• Prescott College featured in National Guide to Green Colleges
• Bill's Roundup: New Fire Restrictions
• CYFD honors Parrish, swears in new fire chief
• Council considers $1M annual chip-seal program
• Get the Message?
• HelpLine seeks volunteers
• 'Serious, sober' conversation needed on teen drug use
• YCSO deputies arrest Paulden man at circus performance on previous neighbor incident
• News Brief: Library Friends have media sale
• News Brief: Seniors plan trips to museum, Diamondbacks
• News Brief:PAL's focus is leadership
• Sheriff Waugh to leave office
• Prescott Valley Charter School names Suedmeyer career advisor
• Correction
• Council opts for least expensive option on Rosser Street traffic calming
• Yavapai College board selects Wills as next president
• Sweat lodge trial: State's expert '99 percent' certain heatstroke caused deaths
• CYFD honors Parrish, swears in new fire chief
• Shooting suspect's fiancée accused of threats to witness
• Man accused of assaulting mother over gas money faces psychiatric evaluation
• Prescott Valley council considers $1M annual chip-seal program
• AZ Politicians Respond Quickly to President Obama's Immigration Speech
• Attendees can't mask excitement at Mardi Gras-themed SNAP prom
• Gas Prices: May 11
• This Week at the YMCA: May 11
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: May 10, 2011
• Congressman Gosar Recognized for Communicating With Constituents
• Bill's Roundup: Will the Rosser Street Question Finally Be Settled?
• BREAKING NEWS: Sheriff Waugh to leave office
• Residents say county road improvements cause homes to flood
• Road closed after fire damages culvert
• HR veteran joins Town of Prescott Valley staff
• Sheriff Steve Waugh Announces His Retirement
• Lady Eagles Sign Riley Stevenson for 2011 Season
• Governor Brewer to Appeal Directly to the Supreme Court
• June PSYCH-KR Basic Workshops
• Residents say county road improvements cause homes to flood
• Yavapai College president hopefuls visit; faculty, staff participate in open forums
• Free Introduction To PSYCH-K
• Prescott area agencies to join fire-use restrictions Wednesday
• EEOC probes Chino Valley town manager; Development Services director files complaint
• Chino Valley carnival coming this Saturday
• Trimble named grand marshal for PV parade
• Free bike skills training and helmet giveway
• Spice possession nets arrest; did not know it was illegal
• Road closed after fire damages culvert
• Prescott school board meeting moved to PHS
• Gas Prices: May 10
• How your Congressman voted in D.C.
• PDP Summer Preparations Underway
• Spice Arrest in Yavapai County
• Natalie Krol Talks Art & Music
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Lane Restrictions in Jerome
• Local Gas Prices
• Strong winds can't spoil downtown vibe as summer event season hits stride
• Adult Summer Reading Program at Prescott Public Library
• Prescott NF Enters Stage I Fire Restrictions
• Rosser repaving, security alarms back before Council
• County breaks ground on new Juvenile Justice Center
• State: Arizona seeks public donations for border fence
• HR veteran joins Town of Prescott Valley staff
• Chino Valley High School students excel at state history day competition
• Chino school district set to move forward with energy saving projects
• Gas Prices: May 9
• Applications accepted for Best Class XXII
• Letter carrier food drive is next Saturday
• Local clubs sponsor BBQ this May 14
• Town of Prescott Valley looks to fill two volunteer posts
• Parks & Rec Activities
• Third Annual Horseshoe Tournament coming up at Watson Lake Park
• Where's This At? You Could Win $25 If You Know!
• Week in Review: May 2, 2011
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XVI. Stoneman's Lake
• Yavapai College's Dr. Fisher Retires with Crescendo
• Stylists give makeovers to Gold Star Mothers
• New section of Peavine Trail open to public
• Abia Judd selects new principal
• Photos: HIGHLAND GAMES Feats of strength
• Two men, 3 teens arrested on drug charges after detectives find suspected meth lab
• Las Fuentes plans fun-filled time for Nursing Home Week
• Gas Prices: May 8
• Create a Flowerbed for Mom
• Choose the Right Color for Your Home's Exterior
• Ask a Contractor at the 33rd Annual Home & Garden Show
• Volunteers help bring about park rejuvenation
• Infamous Prescottonian Returns in New Historical Play
• Steampunk Art Takes Viewers Back To A Time That Never Was
• Sweat lodge trial: Doctor cites carbon dioxide as possible factor
• State seeks help finding vandals who broke Upper Verde Wildlife Area gate lock
• Tarkowski: 'Darkest days are behind us' as new budget year nears
• Fire-use bans begin
• Brewer says another full term may be possible
• Man charged with assault flees from deputies at 100 mph on I-17
• PV man arrested for allegedly downloading child pornography
• Drug charges land Prescott suspect behind bars
• Church vandalism could bring felony charges
• Gas Prices: May 7
• ERAU Women's Soccer Signs Savannah Garn for 2011 Season
• Business Profile: Natalie Krol
• New VP of Commercial Banking for National Bank of AZ
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Prescott Highland Gathering Happens This Weekend
• County's top first-year teacher uses innovation to keep students engaged
• Prescott Area Cost-of-Living Higher Than National Average
• Navajo Elders: Our Children’s Birthright! with Dr. Evangeline Parson Yazzie
• Art and wine festival brings the finer things to courthouse plaza
• Verde River is focus of students' expeditionary learning
• Sweat lodge trial: Medical examiner admits uncertainty about autopsy findings
• Courtroom confusion delays sentencing in sex offense case
• Man arrested for allegedly assaulting mother over gas money
• Suspect faces charges after alleged assault at retirement home
• Man charged after losing track of infant daughter
• Dine at Applebee's May 9 and support Yavapai College's Big Bands
• Zane Grey collection among books for sale at Dewey-Humboldt Library
• Skull Valley historian to speak at Phippen Museum Saturday
• Yavapai College offering workshop for mothers
• Gas Prices: May 6
• The Border isn’t “More Secure than Ever”
• Rep. Gosar Talks EPA Laws
• Celebrate the 4th of July in Prescott
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Cinco de Mayo
• Prescott Valley motorcyclist MacDiarmid critical but stable at burn unit
• Prescott Valley police seek man who offered young girl a ride
• Arizon a to Host Infant Immunization Week
• Wilderness class teaches how to deal with remote emergencies
• Road to Lynx Lake Southshore Recreation Area Closed May 5, 2011
• Yavapai County Supervisors prioritize redistricting plans
• Candidates begin submitting petitions for Prescott Council
• Prescott Valley police seek man who offered young girl a ride
• In DeMocker's cell: Solitary confinement at the county jail
• Sweat lodge trial: Detective says 'We did not jump to conclusions'
• Prescott Valley motorcyclist critical but stable at burn unit
• City lobbyist warns of coming 'push-down' in state finances
• 'Evening at Sharlot's Place' features auction, dinner
• Gas Prices: May 5
• Thursday is Law Day in Prescott Valley
• Bill's Daily Roundup: A Few Brief Closures
• Underage drinking emerges as one of the top 'drug' problems in community
• Man gets 20 years for sexual contact with 13-year-old he met online
• Time for spring cleaning Saturday in Prescott Valley
• Football players learn hard lesson from zero tolerance policy
• Fireworks, rainwater harvesting bills don't make it into law
• KOA gives cabin tours
• CVFD fights 2 weekend fires
• This Week: May 4 - May 11
• News Brief: Foundation plans Moms Day lunch
• News Brief: Tumbleweed clean-up Saturday
• Prescott PD Raises Money for Special Olympics
• Tina Corbett retires after 36 years teaching for PUSD
• Man gets 20 years for sexual contact with 13-year-old he met online
• Prescott Valley council to conduct 2 days of budget sessions
• Lynx Lake road closed Thursday
• Yavapai Regional Medical Center settles ADA complaint
• Dewey-Humboldt library holds book sale this week
• Yavapai College conducts open forums for presidential finalists
• Ray prosecution bears significant cost
• Prescott begins talks on Prop. 401 'ambiguities'
• Community members meet new forest supervisor
• Archway, carnations, photo processing and door prizes needed for SNAP prom
• Gas Prices: May 4
• County Vehicle Auction
• First Official Candidates for Prescott Council
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: May 3, 2011
• Letter to the Editor: Prescott Must Learn to be Self-Reliant
• Who's That?
• 'Diagnosis: Communism' Seminar Coming to Prescott
• Bill's Daily Roundup: DH Considers Several Issues
• DeMocker defense moves to have case tossed, alleges prosecutorial misconduct
• County ponders limiting Internet access for employees
• Governor signs 2 water-related bills from LD1 legislators
• Fireworks, rainwater harvesting bills don't make it into law
• Pedestrian airlifted to hospital after walking into busy street
• Juror illness delays Ray sweat lodge trial
• New K-9 in training, should be on the street this summer
• Prescott volunteers honored for providing low cost transportation
• After 37 years, choral director will retire from Yavapai College
• State: U.S. attorney issues warning over state's medical pot
• Bin Laden: Phone call by Kuwaiti courier led to bin Laden
• Prescott police take part in torch run for Special Olympics
• PV accepting applications for library board of trustees
• PV accepting applications for adjustments board
• Endowment gives education scholarships to 10 local students
• Business Profile: Residence Inn by Marriott
• Osama reaction: Experts advise caution, warn against complacency
• Howington named to represent Seligman on JTED Governing Board
• Zoo to hold gigantic yard sale fundraiser
• Gas Prices: May 3
• Watson and Willow Lakes Featured in New Library Display
• County Vehicle Auction
• Community Health Center Receives $54,990 Grant from Komen Phoenix Affiliate
• Chino Valley garage fire damages home, destroys memories
• New Member of the Prescott Police Department Introduced
• Osama bin Laden is dead
• Meet New Forest Supervisor Betty Mathews
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Blood Needed in Alabama
• Nazi death camp survivor shares memories for Days of Remembrance
• Chino Valley: Garage fire damages home, destroys memories
• Prescott City Council: Taxpayer Protection Initiative implementation goes to council
• Downtown walking tours return starting this week
• Gas Prices: May 2
• CASA for Kids: 'Brent'
• Alto Pit OHV Recreation Area Special Activities Cancelled
• President Obama's Speech on Osama Bin Laden
• Local group to unveil new Greenways informational kiosk
• Rededication of Hopfinger memorial to take place Tuesday
• Response From Political Leaders to Osama Bin Laden's Death
• Osama bin Laden is dead
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XV. Fording the Little Colorado
• Week in Review: April 25, 2011
• Whiskey Off Road Has a Successful Day of Racing
• New law restricts impact fees on new homes
• Military re-enactors gather in Prescott to relive 19th-century Arizona battles
• City honors Prescott Fire Department Battalion Chief Don Devendorf for 'devotion and duty'
• YCSO search and rescue coordinator honored
• Free workshop helps resolve weed problems
• Prescott Area Leadership Class XXII program applications due May 15
• Students thank 'Fire Pal Brad' as he passes the torch
• Psychic/holistic/ craft fair to benefit animals
• Filming canceled; Alto Pit open
• Free legal advice Monday at library
• Photo: Local History talk
• 'Hands off my Medicare,' protesters tell Gosar
• Gas Prices: May 1
• Christopher Martell Went Right Back To Jail After Release
• Abia Judd Elementary School's Caleb Doyel wins First-Year Teacher of the Year
• Sweat lodge trial: Court rulings truncate detective's testimony
• Prescott Valley Town Council brings firearm policies into compliance
• Prescott Unified School District nurses protest job cuts at board meeting
• Administrative changes in the works in Prescott City Manager's office
• State: US OKs Brewer's plan to reduce Medicaid enrollment
• State: Brewer OKs Ariz. bill for tea party license plate
• Man charged with vehicle theft shortly after his release from jail
• Gas Prices: April 30
• Potted Plants: The Ultimate Centerpiece
• You Can't Save Money on Something That's Free
• Safety First! When It Comes to Tree Removal
• Concert Schedule and Road Closures for the Whiskey Off-Road Races
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Lots to Do In the Quad-Cities This Weekend.
• Tobin named Speaker of the House
• Community garden to bloom in Granite Creek Park
• Racetrack will open, official says as group plans appeal
• Sweat lodge trial: Polk says witness is barred from telling the truth
• Defense lawyer: Jail affecting DeMocker's mental stability
• Drop-in Chess at Prescott Public Library
• Avoid outdoor fires during red-flag conditions today
• Police debate DUI charges for wayward driver
• Two arrested for alleged video game theft
• Man accused in barricade incident refused release
• Motorcyclist remains in critical condition in Phoenix burn unit
• Gas Prices: April 29
• Kids making sculptures out of canned food donations
• Andy Tobin Elected Speaker of the House
• Motorcyclist airlifted to hospital after crash with SUV on Highway 69
• School board pulls plug on proposed Aquatic Center
• Gov. Brewer vetoes bill that would have helped racetrack
• Heartworm Awareness Month
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Whiskey Row Off Road Is Almost Here
• Deborah Thurston Launches Prescott Mayoral Campaign
• 'Centennial Circle' allows locals to put their mark on Prescott's history
• Crime scene investigation testimony commences in sweat lodge trial
• Alto Pit OHV Recreation Area Closed May 2-3 and May 9-10, 2011
• School board pulls plug on proposed Aquatic Center
• Council discusses contract for solar panel maintenance
• Motorcyclist airlifted to hospital after crash with SUV on Highway 69
• Prescott nonprofit helping children in Haiti by selling bracelets, coffee beans
• Obama releases copy of longer birth certificate
• $15,000 contribution to local arts group gets Prescott Council OK
• Prescott General Plan update effort kicks off May 18
• Gov. Brewer vetoes bill that would have helped racetrack
• Weather Service warns of wildfire potential Friday
• United Animal Friends 'Superstar of the Week' - Marcus
• Search teams find mother, son lost on Mingus Mountain
• Franklin Phonetic School puts on production of 'Treasure Island"
• YCSO seeks suspects in high-dollar Seligman, Walker burglaries
• Gas prices: April 28
• 'Jewish Resistance Fighters' Display on Exhibit
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Proposed Budget Cuts in PUSD
• Prescott Valley Rotary honors top teachers
• Yavapai Downs racetrack could close, owners warn
• County's computers back up and running after virus
• Humane Society warns of Parvo/Distemper outbreak
• House Majority Leader Andy Tobin to Run for Speaker
• Lost Mother and Son Hiking on Mingus Mountain Found Safe
• Councilmembers learn about solar power plans
• Solar farm gets mixed responses
• Happening This Week: April 27 - May 4
• Donation for free yoga class will benefit CV Food Bank
• Circus this Friday in Paulden; portion of advance ticket sales benefits PACO
• News Brief: Lots of goodies at County West's yard sale
• News Brief: Vineyards plans 2-day Mother's Day festival
• News Brief: Chino resident receives Red Cross award
• News Brief: Equistar Horse Show series this Saturday
• Speaking out: Chino Valley mayoral, council candidates express mixed views on proposed KOA, growth
• Days of Remembrance: Survivor of Sobibor Death Camp Uprising
• Speaking out: Chino Valley mayoral, council candidates express mixed views on proposed KOA, growth
• Prescott National Forest Plans Open Houses for New Supervisor
• Angel Valley co-owner wants people to learn from sweat lodge tragedy
• Prosecution files opposition to DeMocker release
• Photos: Easter at the Zoo
• This Week at the Y: April 27
• Busted underground water pipe floods Sam's Club in Prescott Valley
• Peeples Valley residents: Runoff water taking our land
• Field of Prescott Council hopefuls still growing
• Viewpoint Drive at 89A closed to traffic overnight Thursday and early Friday
• Drugs, body parts found in plane that may have flown from Prescott
• Man arrested on kidnapping charges after allegedly fleeing officer with 2 boys in car
• Brewer signs compromise bill on impact fees
• Gas Prices: April 27
• Broken underground water pipe floods Prescott Valley Sam's Club
• St. Luke's Ebony Christian Church to host big Gospel concert Saturday
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: April 26, 2011
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Dollar Match for Donations to Food Bank
• Cause And Effect Consequences
• It Could Be Worse
• Polk Wants To Call Haddow As Witness in Ray Trial
• County Network Hit by Virus - Update
• 14 local projects get federal grants
• Prescott YMCA Sports Department News - April 25, 2011
• Code talker describes experiences behind enemy lines during WWII
• County's computer virus all but eliminated
• Is the end in sight? Reports vary on whether we've seen worst of gas prices
• Semi rolls over, leaks fuel on Highway 89A onramp near 89
• Gas prices: April 26
• Bill awaiting governor's signature would expand fireworks use - except locally
• Men face drug possession, camping on private property charges
• Crucial Writing workshop prepares high school students for standardized tests and college entrance essays
• Prescott College baccalaureate, commencement exercises in May
• One of 5 caught in Cottonwood drug bust gets prison time
• Yavapai College conducting free child-care class
• Musician, church partner for music class
• Connections Academy informational open house
• Life Connections offers pro-life Christian support to pregnant women
• New judge to be assigned in Wiesner murder trial
• High $$$ Burglaries in Seligman/Walker Areas
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Country Store in Dewey-Humboldt
• HUSD takes another look at aquatic center
• MATForce 'Dump the Drugs' event countywide April 30
• How Much Water Do You Use? Calculating Your Water Footprint
• HUSD takes another look at aquatic center
• State: Lake Mead reservoir now replenished by snowfall
• 33rd Annual Prescott Arizona YMCA Whiskey Row Marathon Announces Vintage 1970 Camaro 454 Super Sport Raffle
• Yavapai Country Resource Advisory Committee Recommends $590,000 in Resource Projects
• Ellsworth and Emery Kolb: A Centennial of River Adventure, Featuring the Grand Canyon Film Show at Prescott Public Library
• All Campgrounds on the Prescott National Forest Open Friday, April 29
• Writers use their creativity to slay dyslexia
• YCSO warns that Internet predator arrests on the rise
• State: Arizonans give Brewer lots of advice on bills
• Budget discussion tops PUSD Governing Board agenda
• Former state Superintendent of Public Instruction talks education
• Arts money, general plan choices before Prescott council
• Las Fuentes welcomes iconic fashion designer
• Writer's workshop at Prescott Public Library on Wednesday
• MATForce among recently named Volunteer Service Award winners
• Gas Prices: April 25
• The Deal
• 'Wild Horse, Wild Ride' Showing in Prescott
• Week in Review: April 18, 2011
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XIV. A Memorable Journey
• Happy Easter!
• Junior rodeos kick off busy season in the ring
• Local Photo: Granite Creek cleanup
• Young's Farm poised for new plan, new owners
• County still working through computer virus
• State: Fire officials criticize new fireworks proposal
• State: Lakebed sought for flood storage in Flagstaff
• Gas Prices: April 24
• Days Past: Childhood memories of the early 1950s in Prescott: Part II
• ERAU business club earns championship
• The Peridot will host community events this month and next
• Plant a Row for the Hungry
• Beware When Shopping Online for Home-Improvement Products
• The Prescott Community Pitches in for Granite Creeks Cleanup Day
• Nearly 100 visit with residents, take part in egg hunt at The Peridot
• Prescott Victorian Society to parade around courthouse
• PFAA Theatre Classes For April And May 2011
• Angel Valley owner speaks of poisons and waivers
• PV officials tour water storage tanks to learn solar power plans
• Mountain Institute restructures jobs at district office
• Hotel gives indoor football team a month to pay for unpaid room rentals
• Dogs mauled to death in Prescott Valley backyard
• Walgreens robber pleads guilty, will get prison time
• Chino Valley hosting egg hunt today at Community Center Park
• Gas Prices: April 23
• MATForce 'Dump the Drugs' event countywide April 30
• Firefighters scoop up ice cream at Baskin-Robbins
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Good Friday
• Free Nonfiction Writing Workshop at the Prescott Public Library
• Be Careful What You Put Down the Drain, As Well As Where You Drain
• Race to Nowhere Film to Be Screened Again at Yavapai College
• Yavapai Downs racetrack could close, owners warn; nonprofit status depends on governor's signature now
• Sweat Lodge trial: Angel Valley owner says tragedy has hurt business
• A Renewable Resource In Your Own Backyard: Prescott College instructor shows importance of composting fruit, vegetables for environment
• Water group discusses USGS report issues
• Update: No quick fix for computer virus, Davis says
• Man admits felonies, but procedural glitch allows him temporary freedom from jail
• Equestrian Endurance Ride
• AHC Book Discussion at Prescott Public Library
• 3rd Thursday Star Talk
• Reality show starring Prescott native gets second season
• Gas Prices: April 22
• Guilty plea in fatal DUI crash
• Couple's estate leaves $132,000 to Prevent Child Abuse Arizona
• Teens arrested on burglary charges, woman with removing evidence
• ID your pets: it is their ticket home
• Trails in Granite Mountain area closed Saturday
• Tasha Foster signs to join Lady Eagles
• Recorded Document Website Offline
• Public transit proposal ends with unanimous rejection by CYMPO
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Field Trips, Paid and Volunteer Positions Available
• Chino Valley police dispatchers face budget ax
• Contested witness unlikely to testify in sweat lodge trial
• PFAA Presents 'Music Without Borders'
• Yavapai County computer system hit by virus
• Prescott gears up for busy summer of special events
• Copper Basin Road speeds raise concerns
• Zoning Commission approves Tao Fellowship project
• State: Legislature ends session after all-nighter
• Chino Valley police dispatchers face budget ax
• Prescott Easter egg hunt cancellation raises questions
• County attorney: Send Townsend to jail
• UAF's 'Superstar of the Week:' Jake & Lizzy
• Gas Prices: April 21
• New Challenges With Upcoming Budget for Groom Creek FD
• SOS Bennett: New Protections for Domestic Violence Victims
• Bill's Roundup: About Rosser Road
• Prescott Valley homeowner finds three-foot hive filled with aggressive bees
• Prescott Valley council, staff to tour 'tank farm'
• Man arrested after barricading himself in Prescott apartment
• Official: Law limits medical marijuana dispensaries in County
• Get rid of old medications at 'Dump the Drugs' April 30
• Lets talk zoning: Election Ballots coming by mail starting April 21
• Happening this week: April 20 - 27
• News Brief: Bailee Bear Foundation will host Christian women's retreat
• Town seeks volunteers for citizen boards
• 'Circus Morning' a free event in Paulden
• Scott Mascher returns to YCSO, takes on role of budget defender
• News Brief: Casino Night sure to be a hit
• News Brief: Chino Valley's on the KQNA Radio
• Mail-in ballots should start arriving this week
• Election: Homeowner association, newspaper sponsor CV candidate forum April 25
• Election: KOA zoning opponents surprised they've spent more than pro group
• Election: Argument against Prop. 401
• Election: Argument for Prop 401
• Election Profle: Jim Bunker, Incumbent Mayoral candidate
• Election Profile: Chris Marley, Mayoral candidate
• Election profile: Mike Best
• Election Profile: James Conn
• Election Profile: Darryl Croft
• Election Profile: Charlotte Charlie Marriott
• She's Called the Bread Angel
• Press Release - County Network Hit by Virus
• Breaking: Prescott Police Working Barricaded Subject
• Ray Case Resumes Tomorrow, Will the Hamiltons Be Called?
• Prescott Valley homeowner finds three-foot hive filled with aggressive bees
• Gas Prices: April 20
• Prescott Council seeks more options for traffic calming on Rosser Street
• Activities this weekend ramp up to Tuesday's 4-H/FFA Expo
• New Medical Examiner's building set for construction
• Cash box stolen from Chalk It Up! event
• Prescott Valley council, staff to tour 'tank farm'
• Police seek person who used counterfeit bill at Walmart
• This Week at the Y: April 20
• Abia Judd students collect $610 to help shine the Capitol dome
• City Council Workshop: Just How Calm Will It Be?
• YCSO Deputy’s Tenacious Investigation Solves Burglaries/ Auto Thefts
• Northpoint Celebrates Three TWI Ethics Essay Finalists
• Bill's Roundup: Budgets, Water, Traffic
• Chino woman among 3 arrested on charges of motor vehicle theft
• Man injured at cement plant flown to burn unit in Phoenix
• We Want To Hear From You!
• 3 arrested on charges of motor vehicle theft
• The Prescott Y's 2011 Summer Brochure
• Yavapai County Water Advisory Committee discusses USGS report Wednesday
• Peterson retiring as Abia Judd principal
• Cornville road project moves forward over complaints
• Cop on Top raises $2,800 for Special Olympics
• Four middle-school students face possible marijuana possession charges
• Man injured at cement plant flown to burn unit in Phoenix
• Code talker to discuss his WWII experience
• Gas Prices: April 19
• MATForce sponsors county Dump the Drugs event
• Training offered for families coping with substance abuse
• Her Fitness to hold silent auction for Child Abuse Arizona
• Take Great Strides toward curing cystic fibrosis
• Stepping Stones offers community advocate training
• Earth Day: Events this week offer myriad ways to help planet
• Chino schools RIF 6 teachers, 1 administrator, 1 district director
• With weather warming, stay safe outdoors
• Local Sister Cities groups hope to interest Prescott teens in international projects
• Update: 96 cats from hoarding situation sent to other animal rescues
• Photo: Chalk of the town
• Community garden idea close to fruition at Granite Creek Park
• Solar cycles are subject of free talk this Thursday
• CASA for babies: 'Vince'
• Prescott College hosts vegetarian Seder, Chautauqua and Take Back the Night events
• Training for professionals, families coping with substance abuse
• Yavapai to offer pre-engineering degree to high school students
• Hopfinger memorial needs refurbishing
• Gas prices: April 18
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XIII. A New Recruit
• Adrenaline 0-7 on Season, Fall to Fever 31-90
• Week in Review: April 11, 2011
• Free Admission During National Park Week
• British-Euro Auto Tour not about the destination, but how you get there
• Geocacher finds ancient Yavapai jar
• Councilwoman takes a ride with the local Civil Air Patrol
• City distributes resource guides to nonprofits
• Four finalists selected for president post
• Chino schools RIF 6 teachers, 1 administrator, 1 district director
• Man arrested on charges of DUI after deputies answer trespassing call
• Woman arrested after allegedly injecting 'Pixie Dust'
• Photos: Colorful celebration
• 'Amazing Race,' music events to benefit school
• Bookstore hosts Easter Egg Hunt Saturday
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow in town this week
• Gas Prices: April 17
• Days Past: Childhood memories of the 1950s in Prescott: Part I
• Auto Corner: Monster Comforts, the 2011 Toyota Sequoia
• Dr. Lovell Offers A Review of President Obama's Economy
• Water Awareness Month: Tax Credits and Quality Testing
• Here’s To a Successful Tomato Season
• Check'em Out Before Handing Over Your Money
• Market Update: Foreclosures, Home Prices, More
• Arizona House OKs bill on public workers' pensions
• Celebrate at Jazz in the Stacks VIII at Prescott Public Library
• Words Book Club at Prescott Public Library
• 'Just for Grownups' International Film Series
• Tuesday Morning Book Club at Prescott Public Library
• Prescott Valley council approves $50,000 change order for turf, lighting project
• Driver taking evasive action rolls over on Fain Road
• CYFD's new system sends patient data from the scene to emergency room
• Prescott Valley council OKs $200K fund transfer for sewer plant work
• Sandra Markham named clerk of Superior Court
• Teen suspended for bringing BB gun to school
• Man allegedly broke into van while drunk
• HUSD Governing Board hears its options for bond service
• Man arrested on drug possession, DUI charges
• Gas Prices: April 16
• Bill's Roundup: Mortimer's Family Farms
• the spot... Is Turning One This Weekend!
• Chino Valley workshop to seek residents' help in conserving water
• It's April 15 - Time For the 3rd Annual Tax Day Tea Party
• Bradshaw Mountain High students gain lessons in local government
• PFAA Auditions for Concert 'Music Without Borders'
• Sweat lodge trial on hold for defense research
• Gas Prices: April 15
• Coppertown: Life in Bagdad
• Uniform towing fees get Prescott City Council OK
• Man says neighbor pointed gun at his stomach in barricade incident
• Prescott Bike Month events start next week
• CYMPO nears a decision on public transit proposal
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Grace
• Chino Valley workshop to seek residents' help in conserving water
• Brother/sister fight leads to arrest
• Holiday means extra time for taxpayers
• Arizona Becomes Headquarters for New Antivenom Company
• Two arrested after Prescott Valley confrontation allegedly turns physical
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Water Regulations Going Into Effect
• Arizona to Host National Infant Immunization Week
• YCSO identifies remains found near Walnut Creek as Chino Valley woman
• Chino Valley forum draws run-off candidates
• Humboldt Unified School District board cuts teaching, staff positions
• Look Up Your Voter Registration Information Here
• Water Awareness Month: Masters of the Watershed - Best Role-Play Ever
• Adrenaline Plan Tribute to Honor Guzman
• McCain, Kyl Introduce Enhanced Border Security Plan
• National Parenting Expert to Speak in Prescott
• Prescott Valley nonprofit agency helps Native Americans land jobs
• Judge agrees evidence was suppressed but denies sweat lodge mistrial
• Prescott Council vetoes bid to increase arts allocation
• Gosar's first 100 days: Whirlwind politics in D.C.
• Young appointed as Yavapai County Superior Court judge
• YCSO releases identity of remains found near Walnut Creek
• Chino Valley forum draws run-off candidates
• 'Guys and Dolls' ends Prescott High School stage season with a bang
• United Animal Friends hosts workshop for new volunteers Saturday, April 23
• United Animal Friends 'Superstar of the Week' - Ivy
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of April 14
• Humboldt Unified School District board cuts teaching, staff positions
• Diaper Drive gives baby essentials to families in need
• Two arrested after Prescott Valley confrontation allegedly turns physical
• Work underway on pedestrian walkway for 129 Cortez St.
• Free turkey hunts for families Friday through Sunday in the high country
• The Spot museum celebrates anniversary with activities for kids
• Gas prices: April 14
• Program for women getting chemotherapy treatments
• Guest Columnist: An Afternoon With The Kids
• Prescott SWAT Team Called Out To a Barricaded Subject
• Breaking News: No Mistrial in Ray Manslaughter Case
• Man in custody after barricading himself in Prescott home
• 'I Do Find a Brady Violation' Says Judge Darrow
• Four finalists in bid for Dewey-Humboldt town manager's job
• Prescott Valley Town Council to consider solar incentives
• Sweat Lodge trial: State disputes Ray mistrial claims
• Yavapai Humane Society needs your website clicks for ASPCA top prize of $100,000
• Neighbors don't want solar power plant in their backyards
• Voter pamphlet mailing this week
• Happening This Week: April 13 - April 20
• Rural group to host 2 open houses
• Off-road vehicle DUI also illegal, as Paulden woman finds out
• Class to help families of loved ones with substance abuse problems
• Rotary Club's art auction seeks artists
• News Brief: Candidate forum set for April 25 at senior center
• News Brief: Poets of any age can enter writing contest
• News Brief: Tea will benefit women's shelter
• News Brief: Help line seeks volunteers
• News Brief: Town plans Arbor Day event Apr.21
• News Brief: Talking Books rep speaker at senior forum
• News Brief: Historical Society now meets on 2nd Thursdays
• Correction: Paulden circus has cheaper advance tickets
• What's Happening: Clubs & Organizations
• What's Happening: Public Meetings
• Burn baby burn: Another tumbleweed cleanup day planned for Saturday
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Bike Month is Underway!
• It's Not Rocket Science
• Save Water, Energy and Money Without Sacrifice
• 'Chalk it Up!' outdoor art fest is this weekend in Prescott
• Alto Pit OHV Recreation Area Closed April 17, 2011
• Prescott Council opts to hire firm for first phase of manager search
• Chino Valley burglary suspect arrested in Maricopa
• Central Yavapai Fire District hires Nies as new chief
• New regional groundwater model simulates precipitation
• Police respond to report of teen bringing beer to school
• Illegal turn leads to arrest on drug, DUI charges
• Outbreaks lead Humane Society to urge pet owners to vaccinate animals
• Prescott Valley Town Council to consider solar incentives
• Gas Prices: April 13
• Workshop focuses on disability beneficiaries
• Easter egg hunt, arts festival coming to Prescott Valley Saturday
• Sale of local artist's work to help homeless animals
• This Week at the Y: April 13-19
• RED is Just About Ready to Get Started!
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: April 12, 2011
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Be Careful When Choosing A Tax Preparer
• Police arrest Prescott man on attempted murder charges
• Prescott Valley, SunCor progress on StoneRidge discussions
• Prescott Man Arrested for Attempted 1st Degree Murder
• Blaze destroys Chino Valley home
• Only Rain in the Storm Drain
• Motion for Mistrial in James Ray Case; Oral Arguments on Wednesday
• Hospitals, schools and county ... State budget cuts hit home
• Supai Village in Harm’s Way with Stephen Hirst
• It’s a Mystery Book Group at Prescott Public Library
• Mistrial motion disrupts Ray proceedings
• Analysis: State 'sweeps' or 'keeps' contributions
• Prescott Valley, SunCor progress on StoneRidge discussions
• Blaze destroys Chino Valley home
• Criminal damage to door at Granite Mountain Middle School
• Kiwanis Auction nears $145,000 goal
• PUSD Governing Board meets on Wednesday
• UAF seeking vendors, sponsors for 3rd annual Woof Down Lunch
• Easter egg hunt at the Peridot
• How your Congressman voted in D.C.
• Prescott College presents talk on farming, climate change
• Prescott College presents talk on farming, climate change
• Cop on Top rescheduled for this weekend
• Man arrested on aggravated DUI, drug possession charges
• DeMocker trial date set
• Prescott man arrested on assault charges
• Gas prices: April 12
• Man arrested on DUI charges
• Federal Agency to Publish Regional Water Resources Study
• Helping Babies Grow and Thrive
• KOA opponents continue to outspend supporters
• Fain Lake dredging project continuing
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Arrests, Water Resource Study, More
• Water Awareness Month: Rule the Yard Auto-Magically
• On the Schedule for UAF: A Workshop & Woof Down Lunch
• Defense files motion to release DeMocker from jail
• Free World Tai Chi and Qigong Day Celebration at Granite Creek Park
• Local centenarians reflect on 100 years of life
• Council direction on city manager search expected at Tuesday meeting
• State pulls funding for 9th grade technical classes
• Prescott Valley workshop seeks solutions to bullying
• YMCA raffling 1970 Camaro
• Personal stories help parents learn to identify drug warning signs
• Prescott reaches out to low-income residents with local resources
• Literary Southwest explores intersection of fiction, poetry, memoir, jazz on Friday
• Bonds, budget top Humboldt School District Governing Board agenda
• Prescott earns 'Sister City' honor for ambulance donation
• Police: Bicycle thefts on the rise
• Prescott officer honored by MADD for enforcing DUI laws
• Education expert Carolyn Warner to speak at DWPA luncheon
• People Who Care provide caring, driving for adults
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XII. Life Amongst the Apaches
• Reduce spending or keep borrowing money to pay for Planned Parenthood?
• Week in Review: April 4, 2011
• Fain Lake dredging project continuing
• Yavapai County judges swap courtrooms, duties
• KOA opponents continue to outspend supporters
• Storm dumps 4-7 inches of snow in and around the Prescott area
• Investigation continues into fire off Manzanita Place in Prescott Friday night
• PFAA revisits '50s comedy with 'Laughter on the 23rd Floor'
• Gas Prices: April 10
• Prescott man honored for returning ring after 27 years of searching for owner
• Water Awareness Month: Rebates - Let's Go Shopping!
• Savory Garden Herbs
• Know It When Someone Is Overselling You
• The Long View and the Short View
• Congressman Paul Gosar on the Passage of the CR
• Prescott, PV conduct press conference on USGS water report
• The 2nd Annual Angels of Light Beauty Pageant!
• Witness pulled two victims from sweat lodge
• Rosser Street traffic calming up for city review
• Ariz. restores transplant coverage with new budget
• Christian Academy fifth- grader wins Yavapai County Fair Book Cover contest
• Prescott Valley Town Council learns of balloon festival plans, looks to save on electricity by installing solar panels
• Two men arrested in connection with at least 20 auto burglaries
• Prescott High School Winter Guard and Winter Drumline earn top honors at state competition
• Wednesday fundraiser will benefit Prescott Mountain Bike Alliance
• Prescott Art Docents celebrate 40th birthday
• 'Historic' deal to avoid government shutdown
• YHS 'Baby' Shower for Puppies & Kittens Postponed for One Week
• Two Prescott Suspects Arrested for Multiple Auto Burglaries
• Water Awareness Month: There's An App for That!
• Officials completely cancel Special Olympics
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Officer Coker Recognized by MADD
• Game versus NAU Cancelled
• Diane Phelps Budden appearance at Prescott Public Library canceled
• Post-primary reports show little change in Prescott Valley
• CYFD board hires new fire chief
• A Truck With a Mind of It's Own?
• Driving April Fool's Day A Little Too Far
• Incentives, public education central to Prescott's water conservation program
• Storm warning for Prescott predicts heavy snow Friday
• Long-awaited water model arrives amid controversy
• Prescott YMCA News - Begin Your Spring 2011 At The Y!
• Photos show different sides of sweat lodge aftermaths
• Community notables honored with Prescott Area Leadership awards
• Darrow to stay on DeMocker trial
• Falling building material causes closure of downtown sidewalk
• April events on tap for Water Awareness Month
• CYFD board hires new fire chief
• Special Olympics event postponed due to weather forecast
• Dewey-Humboldt Library children's program 'OneBookAZ Month' among April events
• Gas prices: April 8
• Humane Society postpones event
• Water Awareness Month: The Numbers Game for Watering Plants
• 'Dogs Lose Heartbreaker on Late Power-Play Goal
• Cortez St. Sidewalk Closure for Public Safety
• 'Laughter on the 23rd Floor' Opens Tonight in Prescott
• Bicycle Registration Available
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Hubbs Featured on America's Most Wanted
• Notice of Potential Quorum for HPWID
• Update: DPS identifies victims in Mingus Mountain crash
• Snow could be on its way
• Witness tells of troubles at three Ray-led sweat lodges; judge denies defense motion for mistrial
• 'America's Most Wanted' profiles fugitive Wesley Hubbs
• Ronnie Milsap in Concert at Yavapai College
• Informaton Meeting Times And Dates
• Inventing Earth to Cast for Steampunk Opera
• PV hosts Northern Arizona Special Olympics Area Games
• Trucker arrested on pot charges declines plea deal
• Post-primary reports show little change in Prescott Valley
• Liquor-license fee issue back before Prescott Council
• United Animal Friends 'Superstar of the Week' - Dinky
• Allergies on the rise?
• YHS welcomes public to annual meeting April 11
• Gas Prices: April 7
• Water Awareness Month: Landscape Edition
• Yavapai Humane Society Takes on ASPCA $100K Challenge
• Travel Update: 89A re-opens after fatal car crash
• Senator Kyl Makes a Statement on 1099 Bipartisan Repeal
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Sundogs Drop Last Night's Playoff Game
• Low enrollment hampering Chino Valley schools' funds
• Circus coming to Paulden April 29
• Mayor seeks workers for tumbleweed teams
• Happening This Week: April 6 - April 13
• Public hearing to present plans for new solar power plant between Chino and Prescott airport
• Public can comment on Arizona's transportation plans
• Yavapai County census numbers show 26% growth
• Some layoffs coming for HUSD teachers
• Brief: Pro KOA group hosts another site tour
• Brief: VA hospital hosts women veterans program
• Brief: Nature day focuses on new bird area
• Brief: Boy Scouts plan fundraiser spaghetti dinner
• Brief: Legion arts & crafts show seeks vendors
• Dewey-Humboldt medical marijuana ordinance on public meeting slate
• HUSD's B Bonds, tax rate update set for discussion
• Business: Long-time shopping center offers variety
• Meet Your Oversight Watchdogs: Dr. Paul Gosar
• Third arrest made in Prescott Valley parking lot murder
• Prescott Valley pursuing solar power incentives through APS
• Marshals join search for Prescott murder suspect
• Suspect Stapleton In Custody
• Boys & Girls Club finds funding help from bingo
• PFAA Presents Blue Collar Bay and Surf Avenue
• Juror illness forces sweat lodge trial postponement
• Low enrollment hampering Chino Valley schools' funds
• Prescott city council mulls details on manager search
• McConnell tapped for interim Prescott city manager post
• Third arrest made in Prescott Valley parking lot murder
• Third Suspect Arrested in March 19 Murder Case
• Prescott Valley pursuing solar power incentives through APS
• Yavapai Humane Society animal shelter supporters can cast online votes for grants April 4-15
• Wildfire landscaping class sign-ups due Friday
• Golf tournament to raise money for Prescott Police Explorers
• CASA for Kids: 'Rhonda'
• Gas Prices: April 6
• Arizona Sundogs Donate $15,000 to Charity Partners
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: April 5, 2011
• Bill's Daily Roundup: About City Managers
• Piñon-killing bugs on their way
• A Conversation with Laurie Hadley
• Live! Prescott City Council Workshop
• County sheriff's office seeks suspect in vehicle burglaries
• Water Awareness Month: Spraying Water Indoors & Out
• 'Empowerment Workshop' Scheduled for Prescott
• Piñon-killing bugs on their way
• Supervisors reject 'wind prospecting' project
• Poker run raises money for future museum
• Judge Lindberg dies of cancer
• County sheriff's office seeks suspect in vehicle burglaries
• CFD lot auction draws no takers
• Key Club members take calls at Kiwanis Auction, help out at local events
• Gas Prices: April 5
• Humane Society to hold 'baby shower' event for kittens, puppies
• Shooting 'completely out of character' for man accused in double homicide
• Prescott Valley Rangers group meets for 1st time
• 'Buckey' arts ceremony brings art community together
• Is It Dead?
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Cattle Truck Accident, Officer Involved Shooting
• Gunsite honors 1911 Colt on its 100th anniversary
• Unearthed: Newly discovered fault sheds more light on Upper Verde Basin
• Chino Valley Unified School District board to discuss budget issues Monday
• Prescott PD to Host Spring 2011 Citizen's Police Academy
• Easter Closure at Prescott Public Library
• Gunsite honors 1911 Colt on its 100th anniversary
• Grants Available To Improve Watersheds, Forest Health
• Annual Scholarship Art Show at Prescott Fine Arts Gallery
• City manager issues dominate Prescott Council agenda Tuesday
• Murder suspect has prior negligent homicide conviction
• Golf course program hopes to follow city library's lead
• AARP free tax preparation service drawing more takers
• Cop on Top event to raise money for Special Olympics Arizona
• Tri-City Prep student selected for national leadership program
• Prescott's Citizens Police Academy now registering applicants
• State DPS recognizes Tony Palermo as Volunteer of the Year
• Items needed for Nurses' Week book, bake sale
• Pearl Harbor Survivors group meets Wednesday
• Students test skills, ingenuity in 27th Annual Sixth Grade Mathematics Challenge
• The Magic Number of 136 - Where Do You Stand?
• Thanks - Proof That 'Blood is Thicker Than Gravy'
• Victim Identities in Double Homicide Released
• DPS investigating police shooting of woman in Cottonwood
• Week in Review: March 28, 2011
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter XI. Camp Apache
• Michael Martinez update: Injured Marine's bomb dog now at his parents' home
• Prescott reports rising building activity in first quarter of 2011
• "Get Out... Get Into It" event encourages appreciation for Prescott's natural wonders, wildlife
• Is the Media Exploiting Japan's Nuclear Tragedy?
• ADOT plans overnight lane closure on I-17
• Adoption fees reduced for dogs who have been at Yavapai Humane Society for 75-plus days
• KindVines will issue limited selection of wines to benefit ecological design school
• Sundogs Pull Even In Playoffs With 2-1 Overtime Win
• Days Past: How 'Bill' the elk became a Prescott landmark - Part I
• Chino Valley Unified School District board to discuss budget issues Monday
• Water Awareness Month: Fix A Drip in Time Save Nine (drips)
• BREAKING NEWS: YCSO pursuing armed suspect in double homicide
• Double Homicide in Prescott - Search for Suspect Continues
• Water, Water, Water . . . When To Turn On the Water
• Insulate Against Unnecessary Expenditures
• Home Values and Taxes
• Sundogs Drop Game 1, Fall 3-2 to Mudbugs
• Adrenaline 31, Cavalry 70, 0-5 on Season
• Prescott Police Volunteer of the Year Recognized by DPS
• Southern Arizona Jewelry Artists Showing in Prescott
• Angel Valley employee helped tear down sweat lodge
• Donation helps build new bunkhouse, refurbish Kiwanis Bradshaw Pines Camp
• Yavapai County ranks tops in Arizona in Health Factors survey
• Regional Communications Center has new director
• State: Senate OKs GOP budget-balancing plan
• Prescott man dies during bike event in Florida
• Man gets probation on charges of disorderly conduct with a deadly weapon
• Prescott Valley's portion of Highway 69 median will feature landscaping
• Gas prices: April 2
• ADOT continues work at Hwy. 89A/Fain Road
• Unearthed: Newly discovered fault sheds more light on Upper Verde Basin
• Coalition helps students learn about water conservation
• Volunteers to plant at Prescott Valley Old Town Park
• ADOT Uses Twitter to Keep Drivers Informed
• Bill’s Daily Roundup Fri. 4/1 No Foolin’!
• Travel Alert: I-17 South expected to open at 5 p.m. after cattle truck overturns
• Firefighters hold blaze south of Prescott to small area
• Water Awareness Month: No Fooling, Save Water
• Photo: MVPs in the making
• Free Introduction To PSYCH-K
• PSYCH-K Basic Workshop
• Deputies probe series of home, car burglaries in Cottonwood
• Congress School District loses court appeal
• Highlands Center, Heritage Park Zoo team up to offer discounted joint memberships
• Gas prices: April 1
• Expanded concessions available at city lakes
• Medical examiner presents theory of victims' deaths
• Yavapai County may 'bail out' of Voting Rights Act restriction
• Woman cited for failure to pass safely in 169 collision that sent two to hospital
• Catch the Local Fishing Report
• Shooting victim's girlfriend speaks out
• Great Lakes adds service from Prescott Airport to Los Angeles
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Time for Soccer
• Business Profile: Watters Garden Center
• The Tea Party - It's the Real Thing
• Beautiful Iris
• Why Libya’s Important
• Ann Kirkpatrick Makes Early Candidacy Announcement
• Front Office Changes for Adrenaline
• Shooting victim's girlfriend speaks out
• Legal battles preempt testimony in sweat lodge trial
• Supervisors encouraged by sheriff's helicopter deal
• Prescott council begins discussion on city manager search
• 'The Horribles' are back for April Foolishness
• Woman seriously injured in collision on Hwy 89A
• 'Race to Nowhere' film on education system screens at Yavapai College on Friday
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of March 31
• Gas Prices: March 31
• Free admission to Heritage Park Zoo on April 16
• United Animal Friends 'Superstar of the Week' - Tony
• Breaking News: Accident partially shuts down Highway 169
• United Way of Yavapai County Restructures Agency
• Bill's Roundup: Yavapai County #1 in Health Factors
• Plans sprout for former Young's Farm property
• Tumblin' tumbleweeds a thorn in side of Prescott Valley residents
• Man, juvenile in jail in connection with burglaries
• Cornville man leads effort for cleaner roadways
• 23 HUSD teachers up for Yavapai County 2011 Teacher of Year
• Residents, Town alike frustrated with tumbleweed abundance
• Opposing groups in KOA zoning issue spread the word
• Happening this week: March 30 - April 6
• Business Brief: Doreen's plans big grand opening this Saturday with free food, band, games
• Yavapai County Ranks First in County Health Rankings
• James Ray trial shifts to medical testimony
• PFAA Auditions for 2011 Teen Summer Stock
• 'Hotel California - A Salute To The Eagles' Live In Prescott
• Hadley resigns as acting city manager, follows Norwood to Texas
• Ninety-six cats rescued from hoarder; some available for adoption
• Great Lakes Airlines to drop Ontario, pick up LAX route
• Kirkpatrick will try to get CD1 seat back
• State: Sponsor says Ariz. flat tax bill dead
• YMCA Activities: Week of March 30
• County Comprehensive Plan meeting explains process, recruits volunteers
• VA Health Care System names new director
• Gas Prices: March 30
• Local writers encouraged to enter contest
• Vette Sette donates proceeds from Historic All Corvette Car Show to Yavapai Humane Society
• Granite Peak Unitarian Universalist donates to Chino Valley Public Library
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: March 29, 2011
• Bill's Roundup: The Airport Master Plan
• Letter to the Editor: Selecting The Right City Manager
• Woman suspected of selling dangerous drugs at Frontier Village arrested
• Loud car stereo leads to driver's arrest on charges of DUI drugs
• Letter to the Editor: Public Sector Employee Pensions Under Attack
• It's a Marathon! It's a Muscle Car! No, It's Both!
• New Prescott Regional Communications Center Director Takes Helm
• Fly Directly to LAX From Prescott
• Whiskey Off-Road Pro Category Promises Old West Showdown
• PV auction for delinquent bills draws 6 bidders
• Audit says: Local districts spend majority of money in classrooms
• In Demand: Nuclear plant disaster in Japan spurs sales of radiation detectors for Williamson Valley business
• Fruit Trees at High Risk of Freeze Damage Through April
• Village of Oak Creek stabbing suspect in custody
• Man who entered wrong apartment gets a year in prison
• Turkey hunting mentor class Wednesday
• Annual Kiwanis auction under way
• New Northcentral University course receives pre-approval
• Sierra Club presents movie about mine hazards today
• Prescott Valley chamber, Lions choose theme for parade
• Chamber plans 33rd Prescott Valley Days June 16-19
• Republican Women offer scholarships
• AARP driver safety program comes to Prescott
• New Horizons benefit a worthy endeavor for the community
• Free presentations on taking care of seniors
• Embry-Riddle hosting helicopter history talk
• Gas Prices: March 29
• Legal pot growing coming
• Bill's Roundup: Pronghorn Hunts LImited
• Yavapai Symphony to Hold Benefit Concert
• Adrenaline Fall to Cavalry at Home, 55-8
• LOCAL PHOTO: March on!
• PUSD officials try to cope with rising health insurance costs
• Sharlot Hall Museum exhibit adds video traversing land and dinosaurs
• State: Transplant funding issue likely to heat up
• Substance abuse education program in Prescott this Wednesday
• State: Arizona rancher's murder still unsolved after year
• Mountain Oak School principal to talk about art in education
• Seminar to be held with internationally-known woodturner
• Scholarship available for female education student
• Colleges join together to offer "Pathways to Teaching"
• Scholarship available to prospective educators
• Prescott Creeks announces new office location
• Week in Review: March 21, 2011
• Yavapai County Sheriff's Office programs earn national recognition
• Women's history program the focus of VA event
• OLLI classes now available at NAU-Prescott Valley
• New State Land section could bring Prescott Circle Trail closer to reality
• Mad Women Poets Celebrate National Poetry Month at Prescott Public Library
• The Harvey Girls of Arizona with Ann-Mary J. Lutzick
• Pile Burning March 28 through April 1, 2011
• Chicken, Pork or Beef - All On Sale This Week
• Republican Women of Prescott Offer Two $1000 Scholarships
• State Legislators Visit the Border
• Are You a Nervous Nelly?
• Man completes 120-mile hike from Prescott to Phoenix in honor of his sister's fight against cancer
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter X. A Perilous Adventure
• Ghost town tour brings colorful characters back to life
• Police detain man, teen in connection with multiple vehicle burglaries
• Training offered for families coping with substance abuse
• Costs may rule out JTED cosmetology program
• Days Past: Citizens Cemetery holds a century and a half of history
• Forest plans to burn wood piles
• Antique Coca-Cola signs stolen from home, pharmacy
• First-grade class celebrates winning fire safety poster contest with pizza party
• Police cite 38 for speed violations during traffic detail
• More Than a March, It's an Honor
• Drill, Drill, Drill Just NOT in Brazil
• The Cost of Illegal Invasion in Arizona 2
• Today's Green Minute: The Missouri Hockey Puck
• About Early Season Veggies
• Attic Storage: Be Selective
• Green Remodeling: A Few Simple Rules to Navigate the Maze
• Olga Korbut Visits the YMCA Gymnastics Team
• Locals travel to New Mexico for annual Bataan Memorial Death March
• VA Medical Center staffers assess volunteer 'victims' during drill
• Residents take mock evacuation seriously
• Rainwater harvesting bill turns into study committee
• County holds final first-round open house on redistricting in Dewey-Humboldt
• Witness: James Ray's lodge was far from traditional
• Woman arrested on charges of assault, threats following argument
• Loud car stereo leads to driver's arrest on charges of DUI drugs
• Woman suspected of selling dangerous drugs at Frontier Village arrested
• Verde River Partnership meets Monday
• Wood permits available through March
• Man issued citation for false 911 call, signs it 'Little Waylon Jennings'
• Prescott Valley Town Council OKs plan for charter school
• Untitled
• Bill's Roundup: Rosser Street Calming Comments Due Today
• "Chautauqua" Performance at Blue Rose Theater Saturday
• CVUSD Offers Facts & Clarifications
• Gearing up for Centennial: Blue Rose Theater puts on Chautauquas
• Defense works to separate Ray from corporate structure
• Zoning-change requests get council OK
• Local cyclists, horsemen promote sharing the trail
• Café hosts dog adoption event Saturday
• YCSO investigates human remains found near Walnut Creek
• Prescott approves engineering for drainage improvements
• 'Night at Met' promises lively opera
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Chad
• 'Folk Summit' brings genre's heavy hitters
• One Book AZ_Author Visits Prescott Public Library
• Jazz Legend Ramsey Lewis Appearing Live at Yavapai College
• Temperatures... and Gas Prices on the Rise
• DeMocker trial: Mystery DNA identified
• Bill's Roundup: Covert Underage Buying Operation; More
• Result of March 22 Traffic Enforcement Detail
• Solar power plan on Chino Grande Ranch leads to hunt closure
• Volunteer track coach arrested on charges of sexual conduct with a minor
• 2 Prescott Valley councilwomen up for PALS Woman of the Year
• Solar power plan on Chino Grande Ranch leads to hunt closure
• Brewer delivers budget speech, with comparisons to Senate
• Kiwanis seeks donations for upcoming auction
• Volunteer track coach arrested on charges of sexual conduct with a minor
• Men arrested on charges of trafficking in stolen property
• Testimony enters contested territory in James Ray trial
• YCSO detectives identify body found in Verde River
• Birding at the Gilbert Water Ranch
• Wildfire drill in Prescott Friday and Saturday
• ADOT to close Viewpoint Drive to one lane
• United Animal Friends Superstar of the Week - Abby
• PARKS & REC ACTIVITIES: Week of March 24
• Gas Prices: March 24
• Portion of 89 closed for Granite Creek Bridge work
• Former Sundogs goalie arrested on charges of aggravated assault per domestic violence
• YHS 'baby shower' for kittens, puppies to feature demos, booths, entertainment
• Prescott Area Leadership to honor year's best
• Free admission to Heritage Park Zoo April 16
• ERAU Hawaii Club hosts luau Saturday
• Circus featuring wire walkers, motorcycle stunts runs through Sunday
• Volunteer track coach arrested on charges of sexual conduct with a minor
• Prescott Valley police will offer rewards to stop alcohol thefts
• Classes to begin in August for ag-based high school
• Man arrested in Castle Canyon Mesa shooting awaits word on murder charge
• CV Track Coach Arrested for Sexual Conduct With Minor
• CV Volunteer Track Coach Arrested for Sexual Conduct With Minor
• Stem cell therapy "way" worth any risk, diabetes patient says
• 17-year-old bicyclist suffered head injuries at skatepark
• Prescott Valley council mulls using federal grant money for Loos Drive improvements
• Bill's Roundup: Dewey-Humboldt Narrows Down Town Manager Candidates
• CV bus routes provide exta stops for riders with limitations
• Donation helps police department buy LED flare kits for officer safety
• Preparedness Fair, part 2, this Friday at LDS Church
• Happening This Week: March 23 - March 30
• Women's retreat focus on spiritual beauty
• Local Photo: Cruise Nites begin April 1
• Shopping for the ranch at the Cattleman's Weekend
• Photos of Tattoos Released In Hopes of Identifying Body
• James Ray trial: Witness' civil suit inspires questions of bias
• Deputy Yavapai County Attorney Joseph C. Butner III's sudden retirement another twist in DeMocker trial
• New accommodation school to be built in Centerpointe area
• Prescott Council brings housing code in line with federal regulations
• Gas Prices: March 23
• Man gets probation for drug possession
• City attorney to review charges after man shoots neighbor's dog
• PV council mulls using federal grant money for Loos Drive improvements
• Man arrested in Castle Canyon Mesa shooting awaits word on murder charge
• Embry-Riddle talk charts Earhart's soaring legacy
• YMCA Activities: Week of March 23
• Green Juniper Personal Use Fuelwood Permits Still Available
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: March 22, 2011
• Senator Pierce Proposes Defunding Clean Elections
• Bill's Roundup: Several Meetings On the Schedule
• Reduced Rates for Medical Care & Proceeds to Benefit Red Cross
• Local Police To Conduct Traffic Enforcement Today on 69
• Rainwater harvesting bill to get hearing
• Park View welcomes charter high school
• Body found floating in Verde River, YCSO probes
• Charter school officials anticipate budget cuts
• Supervisors OK zoning restrictions for churches
• Letting their talent shine for veterans
• Storm cuts power for hundreds, brings wind and snow to Prescott
• Man sentenced in father-son metal theft
• PUSD Governing Board to meet tonight
• Forest fire managers plan burns this week
• Crisis Line provides veterans access to help
• CASA Senior Center joins hunger challenge
• Recorder: 54 of 5,673 ballots in Prescott Valley council election rejected
• Yavapai HelpLine seeking volunteers
• Gas Prices: March 22
• VetSuccess helps veterans transition from active duty life to campus life
• Deputies seize 10 pounds of marijuana, a pound of meth during traffic stops
• Prescott PD Raises Money for 100 Club
• Bill's Roundup: Congrats to Two Local Small Businesses
• 2 jailed in connection with murder of Prescott Valley man
• Adrenaline Drop 3rd Straight
• PROFILE - New judge in town: Campbell finds fulfillment in community service
• Prescott Valley Mayors' March raises money for Meals on Wheels
• Rezonings, water allocation clarification up for City Council consideration
• Unemployment rises in nearly all metro areas; Prescott down from 1 year ago
• Yavapai County Medical Society endows nursing scholarship
• Free introduction to PSYCH-K in Prescott
• Donation helps Chino Valley police dept. buy LED flares
• Author, publicist gives tips to writers on getting their work published
• Police conduct traffic detail along Highway 69 on Tuesday
• The Cost of Illegal Invasion in Arizona
• New bereavement program offered
• Gas Prices: March 21
• Young Poets Award Ceremony
• Golf Equipment for the Troops
• Prescribed Burning March 21 through March 25, 2011
• Governor to speak in Prescott Valley on Wednesday
• 2 jailed in connection with murder
• Two Suspects In Custody for Yesterday's Murder in PV
• Week in Review: March 14, 2011
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter IX. Across the Mogollons
• Community learns CPR, first aid skills at Save-a-Life Saturday
• In the hole: Antelope Hills grapples with budget deficits
• Days Past: Women's club forms Prescott's first public library: Part III
• St. Patrick's Day task force catches 8 driving impaired, issues 94 other citations
• Gas Prices: March 20
• Quelling the Storm of Speculation and Innuendo: Prescott Tourism
• Prescott Valley police investigate man found dead in parking lot
• PV Police Investigating Possible Homicide
• Spring into Beds & Potscapes
• Skylights, Lightning Rods Can Help Protect Your Home
• Mortgage Market News: Global Volatitlity Whipsaws Interest Rates
• Photos: Celebrating the west
• Medical leaders praise Incident Command System
• Two witnesses share contrasting recollections of Spiritual Warrior
• Military traffic takes recent surge at Prescott Airport
• Foundation awards boy scholarship bonds after his father was killed in the line of duty
• Police searching for teens who started fire
• Police seek suspect who damaged Peavine Trail payment kiosk
• Reward offered for missing laptop
• Men arrested after deputies find steroids, ledger, syringes in safe
• Teen cited for failure to control speed in rollover
• Man injured, car totaled as it rolled down cliff
• Gas Prices: March 19
• Prescott Fine Arts Association Presents 'Laughter On The 23rd Floor'
• City Slides Into Final Three
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Faith & Family Night, Free CPR Training
• ERAU Hires Kim Haddow as Men's & Women's Golf Coach
• Prescott Valley man in jail on sex crime charges
• Census: Prescott Valley may gain $884k from population gain
• Highway 69 median landscaping on Prescott Valley study session agenda
• Update: Castle Canyon Mesa shooter did not know victim
• Census shortfall to cost Chino Valley
• Be Smart about Investing in Green Solar Energy
• Micaela Wirtala to Represent AZ as National Youth Correspondent
• James Ray trial: Ray and witness both break down in tears during testimony
• Former Prescott police officer turns 2001 shooting injury around for new career with the city
• Food stamp assault gets man a year in prison
• Prescott Valley population gain means $884K more from the state
• CYMPO continues negotiations on public transit proposal
• Census shortfall to cost Chino Valley
• Arizona Wildfire Academy prepares for battle
• County supervisors to vote on church zoning restrictions
• Foundation will match donations to CCJ/Open Door
• Prescott man booked on suspicion of domestic violence
• PVPD arrests man on sex crime charges
• Woman arrested on charges of drug possession
• PHS student, woman cited on charges of pot possession
• Chino firefighters put out garage blaze
• Gas Prices: March 18
• Yavapai College Offers Pre-Engineering Degree for HS Students
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Happy St. Patty's Day!
• Community cheers on athletes at Special Olympics regional basketball tournament
• Arizona Senate advancing Republican budget plan
• James Ray trial: Ray's longtime friend recounts injury, chaos at sweat lodge
• DeMocker trial moves forward again - slowly
• Shooting update: Downing did not know victim, according to YCSO
• Public can talk one-on-one to Gosar Saturday in Prescott
• College students tour, make donation to Circle L Rescue Ranch animal sanctuary
• Traffic issues dominate agenda for PV council meeting
• ADOT prepares for second half of Highway 89 bridge replacement
• United Animal Friends 'Star of the Week' - Silky
• Curtain rises on medieval folk opera
• Drinking on St. Pat's Day? Get a free ride home
• Red Cross session to teach CPR, first aid skills
• Cattleman's Weekend is Friday, Saturday
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of March 17
• Gas Prices: March 17
• Gosar Discusses the Short-Term Continuing Resolution
• Sharlot Hall Museum News - March 15, 2011
• Animal Disaster Services Wildfire Training Exercise
• Fann Leads Legislators In Supporting Agricultural Community
• Exposure... at the Health, Home and Business Expo
• Important dates for Mayor/Council Run-off Election
• Open House, St. Paddy's Day party at New Horizons Thursday
• Astronomy club to present program on amateur radio and high altitude balloons
• Business: Prescott Valley Upholstery business changes location
• Business: Seek treasure in comfort at Second Street Swap Meet
• Public can tour proposed KOA campground site
• Happening This Week: March 16 - 23
• 'Re-Creation Broadway!' will perform at VA
• 9-person meth sales ring arrests include 4 from Chino or Paulden
• Town seeks applicants for new Transit Advisory Committee
• Chino Valley woman gets prison, probation for 2 drug incidents
• Brief: Part 2 of Preparedness Fair on March 25
• Brief: Head Start offers free child-parent program
• Soroptimists award three determined women from Prescott, Prescott Valley
• Yavapai County offers ways for citizens to help draw up new land-use plan
• Prescott Valley, Dewey-Humboldt set swear-in dates for new council members
• Aquatic Center boosters have 6 more weeks to expand pool of partners
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Sundogs Record Improves on Road
• 'American Idol' contestant Casey Abrams has Prescott ties
• James Arthur Ray trial: Sweat lodge survivor says he still suffers from the incident
• HOA board member, town manager update StoneRidge homeowners on talks
• Governor signs bill giving tax break to horse properties
• Woman who stole pickup truck when hers became stuck gets probation
• Extension granted to Aquatic Center group to expand pool of partners
• Governor's Forest Health Council meets here Thursday
• YMCA Activities: Week of March 16
• St. Patrick's Day countdown
• Mill machine tears up Robert Road as project proceeds
• Gas prices: March 16
• Call for Scripts for PFAA Readers Theatre
• PFAA Education Class Schedule
• High Profile Local Commercial Building Projects Hit Fast Track
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Beware of Disaster Relief Scams
• Shooting in Castle Canyon Mesa results in homicide
• ERAU Hires Kim Haddow as Men's & Women's Golf Coach
• Breaking News: Shooting in Castle Canyon Mesa results in homicide
• MISSING CHILD: Jordan Pitts, 10 Years Old
• Shooting in Castle Canyon Mesa, One Dies
• Congressman Gosar Visits West Yavapai Guidance Clinic
• Judge tosses case against Apfel, Flores
• Prescott Valley woman gets prison time in firefighter assault
• Bowls Needed for Woof Down Lunch
• Gosar discusses federal budget issues during Prescott visit
• TV ~ Video Games ~ Computers ~ Cell Phones: Principal talks about dangers of too much
• Sovereignty
• Prescott Valley woman gets prison time in firefighter assault
• School board delays decision on closing high school campus
• Man gets probation in attack on teen boys
• Company donates animal rescue oxygen kits to Prescott Fire Department
• DUI crash gets Prescott woman jail time
• Communication workshop for couples on offer
• New Frontiers benefits Prescott College Journal
• Animal Disaster Services wildfire training exercise is March 25
• Judge tosses case against Apfel, Flores
• MATForce Lunch 'n Learn Open to Public
• Pile Burning March 14 - 18, 2011
• Family Legacy Workshop with Linda Weaver Clarke
• There's a Clear Voice With a Clear Message
• MONDAY FIRE: Neighbors alert resident of garage fire
• Prescott Valley Police offer citizens academy
• Prescott Valley property owner: Photo enforcement makes town 'unfriendly'
• Viewpoint Drive extension gains support from Prescott Valley council
• Chino school district explores using outside vendors for food, custodial services
• 2011 "Take Flight" Volleyball Camp Information Now Available
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Fire Academy, and Buz Mills to Speak at RWOP
• Adrenaline Fall to Ice in Home Opener
• Legislators meet with educators, but school funding information sketchy
• Chino school district explores using outside vendors for food, custodial services
• Public transit proposal goes to CYMPO board this week
• LOCAL PHOTO: Living Museum
• County offers ways for citizens to help draw up new land-use plan
• Navajo slush fund cases overwhelm tribal courts
• Prescott Valley Police offer citizens academy
• CASA for teens: 'Kevin'
• 25th annual Fine Art & Wine Festival set for May 7 & 8
• Classes for the Taking: Week of March 14
• Week in Review: March 7, 2011
• Prof. Terry Lovell: Liberals Love to Waste Money, Pt. 1
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter VIII. Learning How to Soldier
• Local legislators say balancing budget, creating jobs their biggest task
• Viewpoint Drive extension gains support from Prescott Valley council
• Wildfire Academy draws hundreds of firefighters to Prescott
• Days Past: Women's club forms Prescott's first public library: Part II
• Gas Prices: March 13
• City tourism department shifts schedule on marketing, branding
• Animal Disaster Services wildfire training exercise is March 25
• Forest Service plans burns starting Monday
• Man arrested on charges of possession of narcotics
• Officers recover stolen truck in Spring Valley, charge two men
• Prescott's Tourism Department Makes Progress In Marketing & Advertising Efforts
• AZ Adrenaline vs Colorado Ice: IFM Game of the Week
• Containers: An Easy, Winning Way to Garden
• Beware of Storm-Chasin' Contractors
• What to Look For When Buying a Piece of Land
• Scorcher - Tumbleweed burn gets out of control
• James Arthur Ray trial: Witness recounts post-sweat lodge chaos
• Prescott National Forest gets new supervisor
• Prescott's census results could take a bite out of city budget
• GOP lawmakers eye additional Arizona budget cuts
• Cottonwood man arrested on charges of abusing an infant
• USDA seeks comments on conservation policy issues
• Woman gets probation for attempted assault on officer
• Gas Prices: March 12
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Bill's Daily Roundup: New Management at Fairgrounds
• Arizona Red Cross Ready to Help Japan If Asked
• Brownfield named new Chino Valley High School principal
• Firefighters hold 'engine housing ceremony' for new truck
• Sweat lodge survivors say Ray did little or nothing to aid victims
• County, local populations rise despite recession
• Supervisors nix hauling service contracts over minor omissions
• 'Civil War in the Southwest' re-enactment is this weekend
• Viewpoint lane closures set for the weekend
• Prescott Independent Theater's 'Hamlet' production surrounds antihero with women
• Gas prices: March 11
• 2 YCSO Programs Receive National Recognition
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Looking for Taggers
• Local Election News: Who Will Be Mayor of Chino Valley?
• Viewpoint Drive Closed This Weekend
• YCSO Arrests Network of Prescott Drug Dealers
• A Folk Summit Steve Gillette and Cindy Mangsen With Jack Williams
• It’s A Mystery Book Group
• Ray's pre-sweat lodge recording warns of heat, metaphorical death
• Yavapai College VP explains RIFs, salary increases
• Yavapai College board hikes tuition costs
• Prescott accepts FAA grant for airport runway improvements
• PUSD officials outline plan to cut $1.7M from budget
• Gosar to speak in Prescott Saturday
• Legislators to answer citizen questions Saturday in Prescott
• Suspected meth sales network leads to nine Prescott-area arrests
• Prescott shows regular reduction in groundwater pumping since 2007
• County supervisors approve helicopter overhaul contract
• Local educators not worried about AIMS probe
• UAF 'Stars of the Week' - Tiger Lily and Honeysuckle
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of March 10
• ELECTION UPDATE: Chino mayor, council candidates heading for a run-off
• ObamaCare and the 'Broccoli Mandate'
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Controlled Burning This Week
• Tempers explode in meeting over Dewey-Humboldt interim manager's resignation
• Stretching dollars a challenge for 3 area school districts
• Happening This Week: March 9 - March 16
• Spine class free with food donation
• Brief: Expert to conduct free workshop for private well owners
• ELECTION 2011: Chino race for mayor goes to run-off May 17
• Tour shows extent of sediment, storm damage at Fain Lake
• Eagles Sign Daniel Valette
• Eagles signee, Ryan Holt garners yet another award- All-Arizona
• Prescott College Students to Discuss Bicycles for Social Change Trip to Europe
• Prescott Independent Theater Opens Hamlet at Sharlott Hall Blue Rose Theater Mid March
• New Forest Supervisor Selected for the Prescott NF
• ELECTION 2011: Chino Valley mayoral race too close to call
• ELECTION 2011: D-H voters call on Nolan for mayor
• ELECTION 2011: German top vote-getter for Camp Verde council
• James Arthur Ray jury hears the voice of a victim
• Anderson, Nye, Mallory and Schmitt lead in unofficial results for Prescott Valley council
• ELECTION 2011: Incumbents, 2 others leading in PV council race
• Prescott council OKs purchase of 130 electric golf carts
• Ash Fork man charged in crash that injured family
• Prescott Valley Town Council to consider Viewpoint Drive extension
• Missing hiker rescued near Cathedral Rock
• Woman gets prison, probation for drug possession
• YMCA Activities: Week of March 9
• Prescott Fire warns of smoke from prescribed burns
• Gas Prices: March 9
• Breaking news: Turner secures council seat in primary election; mayor, 2 other council wins uncertain
• The next generation of bird-spotters takes flight
• Mayes to talk about energy sustainability at CWAG meeting Saturday
• Nolan is new Dewey-Humboldt mayor; McBrady, Dibble, Hiles take 3 council seats
• Breaking: Prescott Valley police chief retiring
• Resumen de resultados (de eleccion) (Seleccione Español)
• New Forest Supervisor Betty Mathews Comes from Oregon
• Prescott Valley Police Chief to step down next month
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: March 8, 2011
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Closed Campus for PHS?
• Backwater valve seminars- POSTPONED
• Robert Road project to begin with milling
• Sheriffs Dever and Babeu Explain the Real State of Affairs to Prescott
• Prescribed Burn Near Ash Creek
• Prescott College Expands Earth Day to Three-Day Celebration
• Prescott College WEB Project Offers Gravity Girls Circus Camp Show
• Hundreds talk with first responders at Public Safety Day
• New judge appointed in Yavapai County
• Have you seen this sign? Prescott burglaries target antiques
• Robert Road project to begin with milling
• Man gets prison, probation in 2010 stabbing incident
• Controlled burn slated for this week near Prescott
• State: Autopsies released for victims in Giffords attack
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Prescribed Burning Continues
• Jennifer Campbell Appointed Yavapai Superior Court Judge
• 8 de Marzo Resumen de resultados (de eleccion)
• March 8, 2011 Election Results Summary
• Missing Hiker Rescued Near Cathedral Rock
• Local Elections Shape Arizona’s Future
• Chino Valley public transit service officials strive to improve ridership
• County explains redistricting process to Paulden Area Community Organization
• Fuel tanker overturns on Highway 89 in Chino Valley
• Partners for the Aquatic Center will report to HUSD board Tuesday
• Deadline looming for Prescott Valley election
• Former Prescott Valley police officer arrested on aggravated assault charges
• Prescott YMCA News - March 4, 2011
• Prescott College Presents 8th Annual Gathering on Equine-Assisted Learning and Equine-Assisted Mental Health Best Practices
• Prescott College to Host Prescott Community Garden Public Meeting and Discussion
• PPL_Celebrates_Seuss
• Pile Burning on the Prescott NF, March 7-11
• Prescott students embody importance of art education
• Reading program unites students of all ages
• Prescott Council to focus on $460K golf carts buy
• PUSD board will decide fate of high school's open campus
• County explains redistricting process to Paulden Area Community Organization
• Partners for the Aquatic Center will report to HUSD board Tuesday
• California board OKs NCU's Marriage and Family Therapy master's program
• Early-morning wreck leaves car flipped over
• State: Questions arise over school test scores
• State: Flagstaff residents push for forest campfire ban
• Woman claims she was tricked by timeshare fraud
• Student detained for allegedly threatening other student
• Deadline looming for Prescott Valley election
• Week in Review: February 28, 2011
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter VII. The Mojave Desert
• Today's Green Minute: Gorillas & Cell Phones
• Introducing 'Today's Green Minute' - A New Video Column
• It's Time for the Notice of Valuation
• New rainwater-harvesting bill could be the answer to the Prescott area's water problems
• Chino Valley public transit service officials strive to improve ridership
• Fain Road, Hwy. 89 trade in the works
• Walkathon to raise money for Meals on Wheels
• Gas Prices: March 6
• Prescribed burns run Monday through Friday
• Former PV police officer arrested on aggravated assault charges
• Adult Literacy program offers tutor training
• Spring Zoo Camp for kids 6 to 12 is March 14-18
• PAWS seeks donations for overnight advocates
• Granite Creek Cleanup volunteers will be turning trash into treasure
• Days Past: Women's club forms Prescott's first public library: Part I
• Man charged with 14 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor
• Riverkings, Pechurskiy Stop Sundogs Home Streak
• Fuel tanker overturns on Highway 89 in Chino Valley
• 9 Essential Spring Landscape Tasks
• Recovering After a Contractor Rips You Off
• Young playwrights are ready to go live
• JAMES ARTHUR RAY TRIAL: State's witness was in close contact with one victim
• Town officials observe a force of nature at Fain Lake
• Riley claim seeks damages from City of Prescott, Humane Society
• CYMPO considers 'stopgap' plan for regional transportation
• Sundogs Awarded 2012 CHL All-Star Game
• Man gets 29.5 years for murdering friend
• Man arrested for DUI, assaulting policeman
• Adoption fees reduced for cats who have been at shelter for 75-plus days
• Gas Prices: March 5
• Deputy finds 3 pounds of meth after traffic stop
• Senate kills bill to abolish photo radar
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Golden Plate Awards
• What is Xeriscape?
• Zoo Camp Held During Spring Break
• Girl Scout troop donates 300 boxes of cookies to troops in Afghanistan
• James Arthur Ray trial: Case strategies take shape during witness testimony
• Budget issues make closing PUSD campus at lunchtime unlikely
• YBBBS: Match of the Month - Joy and Saquioa
• Local Patriot Guard Riders pay tribute to fallen veterans
• Senate kills bill to abolish photo radar
• Man sentenced to probation for aggravated harassment, stalking
• Summit Bank puts up for-sale sign
• Buy a picture, help a pooch at Laughing Buddha on Saturday
• Gas Prices: March 4
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Fundraiser for Border Sheriffs
• Opening Statements in Ray Trial Show Divergent Perspectives
• Opening Statements in Ray Trial Show Divergent Perspectives
• Grading work proceeds for future college-prep school in Prescott Valley
• Marks remains on HUSD board in place of Paulsen
• Prescott Valley council to visit Fain Lake dredging project
• Border Sheriff Benefit Tonight
• 100 Club of Arizona reaches out in the worst of circumstances
• Legislature approves tax break for horse properties
• James Arthur Ray trial: Sweat lodge survivor shares her tale
• Local bar/restaurant group questions liquor-license fees
• UAF's 'Stars of the Week:' Taylor & Lincoln
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of March 3
• Grading work proceeds for future college-prep school in Prescott Valley
• Gas Prices: March 3
• Leaders: Find ways to work together or hurt education
• Bill would allow communities to trump state law and ban sale, use of fireworks
• Yet another Dewey-Humboldt official resigns
• Former HUSD superintendent raises most money of Prescott Valley candidates
• Widening will improve another 2-lane stretch of Robert Road
• Prescott Valley Centennial Committee names 2012 event
• New group supports Prop 401
• Chino Valley man recovering from gunshot wound; suspect in custody
• Mail-in ballots due by 7 p.m. March 8
• PACO hosts 2 Paulden meetings: County redistricting March 3 and Comprehensive Plan March 10
• Chino to host grand opening for transit service
• Happening This Week: March 2 - 9
• Highlands Center offers kids nature camp March 14-18
• Brief: Band-aids' goal is new band uniforms
• Brief: Kindergarten pre-registration packets available March 1
• Brief: Aquatic Center location of next 'Friends of the CV Library' book sale
• Vet Center offers education, support group for spouses of soldiers serving in Middle East
• County Vehicle Auction
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Liquor License Fees Questioned at City Council
• Pretrial Arguments Reveal New Information In James Ray Case
• Prescott museum exhibit tracks history of Earth's formation
• Ray trial's opening statements paint divergent pictures of Sedona tragedy
• Prescott Valley council to visit Fain Lake dredging project
• Officials: Determining pollution levels crucial to future of Willow, Watson lakes
• Highway 69 lanes restricted for median project
• Red Cross needs donors to replenish blood lost due to storms
• Chino to host grand opening for transit service
• Middle-school student arrested on suspicion of stealing teacher's iPod
• Man reportedly admits to snorting meth while driving
• Free conference helps hearing-impaired people
• CASA for Kids organization serves neglected children
• PHOTOS: Music Memory concert draws thousands of students
• Suspect detained in Chino Valley shooting
• James Ray Trial Starts Today
• Prescott City Council Meeting Today, No Live Update
• Keeping America Safe: Three Key National Security Tools
• Bill's Daily Roundup: County Comprehensive Plan
• Secular Coalition for America's Sean Faircloth to Present at Prescott College
• 5% Wednesday at New Frontiers to Benefit Journal of Sustainability Education
• Middle school 'Penny War' raises money to help fight childhood cancers
• Prescott Valley Centennial Committee names 2012 event
• Prescott's Loss: Jack Ogg remembered as judge who respected all who came before him
• Storm spreads snow across county; monthly total tops average
• Scams target relatives, personal info, items for sale
• Photo: No bull, it's cold
• Sundogs Players Visit Local Schools, Other Notes
• Toyota adds to its recall list
• Man arrested on charges of recklessly discharging gun
• ERAU Presents 'Crossing Borders' Film & Discussion Panel
• Discuss Traffic Calming Measures at Thursday Night Meeting
• The New Drive-In Movie & No Man Left Behind
• Expect Delays at Granite Creek Bridge on SR 89
• Reckless Shots Fired in Skull Valley
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Reduced Laws Against Drunk Driving?
• Sean Faircloth from Secular Coalition for America to Speak at Prescott College
• Prescott Valley town manager, police chief disciplined over e-mail
• Chino mayoral challenger raises more money than incumbent
• Judge denies motions to dismiss and remand in Hells Angels case
• Man gets probation in wire theft; must also pay $5,000 to victims
• Pile Burning, March 1 through March 4, 2011
• Adventurous Spirits: Arizona’s Women Artists, 1900-1950
• 'Inventing Earth' Collaborative Arts Organization Hires Prescott College Graduate as Executive Director
• Third Thursday Star Talk - Promoting Science and Education through Amateur Radio and High Altitude Balloons
• Yavapai robotics team qualifies for international competition
• People share effects of domestic violence at rally
• Divvying up the money to improve lake water conditions
• Class, trip aim for social change through the bicycle
• State: Death penalty likely in Tucson shooting case
• State: Death penalty likely in Tucson shooting case
• State: Tea party members vow to hold GOP accountable
• Judge denies motions to dismiss and remand in Hells Angels case
• State: Kingman man, 94, mistakenly jailed for old warrant
• Pearl Harbor group plans Wednesday meeting in Prescott
• Special Olympics basketball event seeking volunteers
• Week in Review: February 21, 2011
• Travel Alert: State Route 89A re-opens
• Adrenaline Drops Season Opener 28-76
• Weather and Road Updates
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter VI. Up the Rio Colorado
• Snowy Days
• Prescott Fine Arts Association Presents The First Annual Young Playwrights Festival
• Rancher faced with land status reclassification takes property valuation fight to Legislature
• BLACK HISTORY MONTH: Prescott High School's African-American athletic heritage dates back to the 1920s
• Prescott Valley town manager, police chief disciplined over e-mail
• Bill would let local governments ban sale of fireworks
• A list of bills introduced by Arizona Senate Majority Whip Steve Pierce of Prescott
• Days Past: Family loyalty helps save jail escapee from hanging
• Free slash drop-off program runs March through July
• Scibona gives talk as part of Writers Series
• Shabbat Across America is Friday
• Pastors invited to 'Battle Tactics' presentation
• Survey gauges 'Arizona We Want' views
• 'American Songs' concert canceled
• Gas Prices: Feb. 27
• On the road with the Arizona Adrenaline
• James Ray Trial Update: Jury Selection & Decision on Live Coverage
• Growing Better Grapes, Brambles, and Berries
• Handywomen Can Tackle Many of Their Own Problems
• Floodplain Due Diligence
• Prescott College Presents 'The Severed Kingdom', an Original Folk Opera
• Stay indoors: Prescott could get a foot of snow this weekend
• Jury selection complete in James Arthur Ray case
• Guitarist, fiddler weave Celtic tunes at Hassayampa
• Loughner now in federal prison in Tucson
• Man gets probation in wire theft; must also pay $5,000 to victims
• Meth, weapons, stolen motorcycle lead to a 7.5-year jail sentence
• StoneRidge homeowners flock to council meeting
• Schmitt raises most money of Prescott Valley candidates
• Chino Valley: Challenger raises more money than incumbent mayor
• City seeking bands for Summer Concert series on the Plaza
• Gas Prices: Feb. 26
• Yavapai College Robotics Students Qualify for International Competition
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Ready for 2nd Storm in a Week
• 2012 Notices of Value
• Northpoint Students Invited to Address Leadership for Equity Forum
• Prescott Valley council awards contract for Robert Road widening
• Weekend Weather Forecast: Rain, Snow and Wind
• Lady Eagle Soccer Signs Kelsey Horn for 2011 Squad
• Name That Musical
• The Names: A Memoir at the AHC Community Book Discussion at Prescott Public Library
• 'Inventing Earth' Hires Prescott College Grad as Executive Director
• One firm responds to RFP for transit
• Prescott Valley council awards contract for Robert Road widening
• Transitional housing code changes get OK from Prescott P&Z
• Birds of prey swoop in Saturday
• Man gets probation in gun incident
• PUSD board examines increase in reports of drug use at schools
• City/county pact allows for continued county use of rodeo buildings
• Gov. Brewer to speak in Prescott Valley March 23
• Eight girls suspended for allegedly drinking '99 Bananas' alcoholic beverage on campus
• Gas prices: Feb. 25
• Students Bring Youth Perspective to MATForce
• KOA rezone opponents raise nearly $4,000 for campaign
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Prescribed Burning Starts Up Again
• PrescottCollege Presents Pathways to Teaching
• Ariz. lawmakers may make Colt official state gun
• Elks, PFAA team up for musical arts venture
• Pipeline showing its age after 85 years
• State: Ending Medicaid would cripple state
• United Animal Friends 'Star of the Week' - Annie
• KOA rezone opponents raise nearly $4,000 for campaign
• Officers arrest 2, seize marijuana, firearms following drug sales probe
• Gas prices: Feb. 24
• Whataburger robber gets 2.5 years
• Yavapai Silent Witness rewards seven callers
• Forest Service burns piles south of Prescott
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Auto-Student Accident at Bradshaw
• Two ERAU Alumni Astronauts Selected for Discovery's Final Mission
• Partners could ease fears about aquatic center
• Letter prompts discussion about medical marijuana in Dewey-Humboldt
• Local eateries earn County Golden Plate Awards
• Local Photo: Emergency Preparedness
• Mayor, Council candidates divided on KOA issue
• Prescott Valley teen OK after car hits him Tuesday
• Free ride tickets, lunch part of Chino Transit's grand opening event Mar. 5
• Happening This Week: Feb 24 - Mar 2
• CV seniors head to St. Paddy's parade
• Expo booth deadline March 4
• Senior forum features breast cancer expert
• 145 Films Slated for Sedona Film Festival
• Sedona Film Festival Offers Free Workshops on Filmmaking and More
• PFAA drama revisits 'Scopes monkey trial'
• Group plans to circle courthouse in stand against domestic violence
• Prescott Valley council to decide Robert Road project
• Stirring the Spirit: Prescott workshop draws on ancient teachings
• State: Senate panel passes birthright citizenship law
• State: Jury sentences border activist to death
• Prescott PD eyes making towing costs consistent for crash victims
• Bradshaw Mountain student 'fine' after getting hit by car
• County postpones helicopter contract until March 7 meeting
• Vintage 1931 pickup truck stolen in Prescott
• Police: Man suspected of violating trespass warning
• Elks Foundation reschedules showing of movie classic
• Governor signs law banning drug known as Spice
• Gas Prices: Feb. 23
• Discussion on why poetry is essential
• Free tax assistance available
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Be Careful on Those Roads
• LIve Update of the Prescott City Council: February 22, 2011
• Heart Restart
• Governor to Ban Spice Today
• Local Wrestlers Score in Regioal College Tournament
• Wrap Up Fact Sheet on Trader Joe's Project
• PFAA Scholarship Announcement Deadline
• Cold case investigators use time, techniques to solve crimes, provide closure for loved ones
• Yavapai College Performing Arts Coordinator retires: McCasland saying goodbye after 40 years
• Independents now outnumber Democrats in Arizona
• Washington school alum gives talks on nation's 1st president
• Highways reopen after storm; Prescott gets 4.5 inches of snow
• Pair jailed on drug charges after traffic stop
• Prescott police seek pedal car thieves
• Prescott man admits to breaking window
• Univ. of Arizona starts national civility institute
• Yavapai County re-entry project seeks volunteers
• Central Yavapai Fire District to buy heart monitors with grant
• A different class: Central Yavapai Fire District swears in 12 new reserve firefighters
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Happy President's Day
• Obama Budget: Kicking the Can Down the Road
• Chino Valley Nurse educator named employee of the year at YRMC
• Left in the dark: Customers scramble as law enforcement investigates solar installer
• CYMPO documents up for public review
• CV police warn of home repair scam
• Canyon Country Lecture - The Grand Canyon Rose: The Canyon’s First Botanist, Rose Collom
• Energy-saving efforts in PUSD out-perform expectations
• Prescott High grad finds her calling by giving back in a foreign land
• Changes in store for Prescott's transitional housing
• Pipeline, rodeo grounds up for city action
• County supervisors consider helicopter contract
• Local Photo: A purely musical gathering
• Arizona Legislature moving quickly on big issues
• CYMPO documents up for public review
• Achievers: Nurse educator named employee of the year at YRMC
• CASA for Babies: 'Isaac'
• Childcare providers needed in Yavapai County
• Parents reach out about youth substance abuse
• Classes for the Taking: Week of Feb. 21
• Week in Review: February 14, 2011
• Storm on its way out after dumping 4.5 inches of snow in Prescott
• Man dead in collision near Ash Fork involving 2 18-wheelers, 1 car
• Travel Alert: Northbound I-17 re-opened at Sedona turnoff
• 'We Can Do This' - Pierce Talks Budget Cuts & More
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter V. The Slue
• It's President's Day - Show Off What You Know
• Days Past: Ku Klux Klan presence in Prescott was short-lived
• Local House members keep bills to a minimum
• Education budgets: The cuts are coming, but where?
• Annexation, sewer extension outside town limits remains under study
• State: Judge delays records release in Tucson shooting
• Man arrested on drug possession charges, outstanding warrant
• State: Loughner's reclusive father retreats more
• Narcotics investigation leads to arrest on charges of sexual exploitation of minor
• Luncheon to benefit children's education center
• Gas Prices: Feb. 20
• Travel Alert: I-17 closed at SR-179
• Report: PV's assets exceed liabilities by $226.6 million
• Tri-cities' crime rates on the decline
• Prescott Valley planning panel facing another vacancy
• Teen pedestrian in stable condition after being hit by car
• Congressman Gosar Votes for Continuing Resolution With Budget Cuts
• Supernaturally Fast
• Rose Pruning in 5 Easy Steps
• Update Your 'Old' Electricity
• When Jobs Arrive, Real Estate Sales Will Begin
• Franklin Phonetic fourth-grade opera opens with unveiling of mosaic
• Left in the dark: Customers scramble as law enforcement investigates solar installer
• YCSO seeks teen in firearm burglaries
• CV police warn of home repair scam
• Report: PV's assets exceed liabilities by $226.6 million
• Javelina that attacked dog was rabid, tests show
• PV planning panel facing another vacancy
• Bowl for Kids' Sake rolls out Feb. 26
• Gas Prices: Feb. 19
• Bill's Roundup: Chili or Nicholas Cage and Gary Sinise
• Rabid Javelina Alert
• Tuesday Morning Book Club
• 'Hooray for Hollywood' event celebrates Elks Opera House anniversary
• CYMPO looks to scale back on transportation plan update
• Jury rules in favor of city in wrongful termination case
• Tri-cities' crime rates on the decline
• Strong storm moving into northern Arizona
• Man arrested on murder charge from 2009 case
• Man arrested on charges of sexual conduct with a child
• Teen pedestrian in stable condition after being hit by car
• PHS students sing with Rita Coolidge tonight
• D-H library to conduct more child-themed activities
• President's Day closures
• Gas prices: Feb. 18
• Gosar: It's Time for An Adult Conversation About Entitlements
• County Superintendent Tim Carter Congratulates Spelling Bee Finalists
• Local Wrestler Returns
• It's Time Again for the Bowl for Kids Sake
• Dredging work begins at Fain Lake
• Prescott Valley council candidates air views before election
• House Passes Historic Jobs Bill With Biggest Tax Cut in AZ History
• Dredging work begins at Fain Lake
• Jury selection begins in Ray manslaughter case
• Abia Judd spelling bee winner bests the county, readies for state
• Prescott Valley council candidates air views before election
• State: U.S. says Arizona has leeway on Medicaid cut
• United Animal Friends "Star of the Week" - Jewel
• Veteran invites men who saved his life to stand beside him at medal ceremony
• Love connections at Kitty City
• Gas prices: Feb. 17
• Water Advisory Committee cuts dues
• Skull Valley group to discuss history
• An Opportunity to Say 'Thanks!'
• Emergency preparedness fair is Saturday
• No Need to Pay $59+ for Certified Property Deed
• Prescott Police Make Arest in 2009 Murder
• Two seek mayor's chair, four vie for seats on council
• Dewey-Humboldt council to look at Town Hall relocation options Friday
• Prescott Valley to mull Robert Road project
• Castle Canyon income survey shows help available for sewer district
• Local Photos: FFA focal point
• 4 finalists vie for Chino Valley High School principal post
• Happening This Week: February 16 - 23
• Chino Valley man laying in road allegedly pulls knife on officer
• Town seeks citizen comments for bus grant application
• Deadline March 4 set for chamber expo booth space
• Brief: Dutch oven class Sunday
• Brief: Large print books for sale
• Brief: Free health exams
• Fire contained to chimney at Castle Canyon Mesa home
• Chino orchard site of free fruit tree pruning demonstration
• Inmate re-entry project seeks volunteers
• Correction: mayor's comment
• Highlands Center for Natural History volunteer orientation set for March 2
• Brief: Sheriff's Office seeks volunteers
• Financial classes begin Feb. 21
• Paulden Presentation on new County Supervisor District set for March 3
• County to form new district
• Sundogs Hold Off Jackalopes, 5-4
• Men's Soccer signs Arizona 5A1 Fiesta Region Defensive Player of the Year- Ryan Holt
• Arizona Adrenaline Opens 2011 Training Camp
• Prescott OKs all actions relating to Trader Joe's
• Prescott could see first rain, snow of 2011 this week
• County kicks off meetings for new land-use plan
• Ray Trial: Inside the self-help movement's wanted man
• 4 finalists vie for Chino Valley High School principal post
• Prescott Valley to mull Robert Road project
• Man arrested on charges of luring minor for sex
• Firefighters keep mattress fire from spreading
• Fire contained to chimney at Castle Canyon Mesa home
• Gas Prices: Feb. 16
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: February 15, 2011
• Central Yavapai Fire board's offer of chief's position comes as surprise
• Yavapai Reentry Project Seeks Volunteers
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Hear the Candidates in PV and CV
• Judge sets attorney fees for developer, Chino Valley to pay in KOA suit
• Dr. Smucker: Figuring Out What's Best for Our Kids
• Prescott College to Screen The Way Bobby Sees It followed by Q&A with Bobby McMullen
• Prescribed Burning Near Ash Creek
• Cordes Lakes man in jail on 2nd-degree murder charge
• Judge sets attorney fees for developer, Chino Valley to pay in KOA suit
• Arizona lawmakers begin special session on economy
• Photo: Wind (and kites) up, temps down
• Fashion show to benefit cat rescue
• Making a big splash on the web: Filmmakers bring online shorts to middle school
• Forest Service plans burn south of Prescott
• BLM plans burn on Agua Fria Monument
• Central Yavapai Fire board's offer of chief's position comes as surprise
• YCCHC receives $6k donation
• Prescott College helps connect volunteers with service organizations
• An Evening of Short Films
• Bill’s Daily Roundup: Valentine’s and Statehood Day!
• 'Sheriff of the Year' Coming to Prescott
• Prescott Valley council adopts medical marijuana ordinance
• Former Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick to Speak at DWPA Lunch
• Arizona Adrenaline Name New President
• CVUSD board will consider trip
• Judge denies change of venue in Hells Angels case
• Prescott College SEED-Funded Verde River Exhibit at Prescott Public Library
• Forest Service Employment Workshop and Career Expo
• Prescott council expected to take actions on Gateway shops
• Prescott centennial event will include 50-year-old time capsule
• Local couple finds true love is closer than you think
• Court says PUSD met requirements, but reverses fees decision
• State: Founder of natural food grocery chains resigns
• State: Flu making rounds in Arizona, Kingman
• PUSD to suspend sick leave bank, sick leave transfer policies again
• Karen Murphy Signs To Play For Lady Eagles
• Love in the Kitchen
• Week in Review: February 7, 2011
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter IV. Down the Pacific Coast
• How Much Do You Know About Prescott Valley?
• An International Endeavor: For the undefeated Orme boys basketball team, it's all about finding strength in diversity
• Prescott Valley voters to pick 4 council members
• Prom project event March 5-6
• Mountain Oak auction, gala to aid school
• Medical marijuana draft rules looser than before, local official says
• AZ lawmakers moving to tighten state spending
• Gas Prices: Feb. 13
• STATE: DPS seizes 1,300 pounds of marijuana in truck below load of outdated juice
• Healthy living workshop will be March 7
• Opportunity to celebrate first responders
• Photo: Lining up to the beat
• Woman's attire prompts school to call police
• School officials confiscate student's plastic-pellet gun
• Pair faces charges after police find meth in picture frame
• CVUSD board will consider trip
• Store seeks help getting students to prom in style
• Days Past: A day trip to Seligman on the Williamson Valley Road: Part III
• Brenna Quinn Signs to Play at ERAU
• Wrestling Tournament Results
• Plant a Valentine's Day Rose
• Old House? Modern Building Codes Can Make It Better
• Changing Times Requires Changing Real Estate Documents
• Timing for permanent city manager still uncertain, says mayor
• Arizona Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame inductees include two local musicians
• PV council adopts medical marijuana ordinance
• List of Prescott Council hopefuls grows to seven
• James Arthur Ray trial: Decision on venue change must wait
• Car collides with two different school buses
• Judge denies change of venue in Hells Angels case
• Officers arrest 110 people, seize more than 7,500 pounds of marijuana
• Judge accepts plea deal from woman who took neighbor's truck
• Symington considering Kyl seat; Shadegg out
• County spelling bee is in Sedona Wednesday
• Republican club holds PV council candidates forum
• Pops Culture
• Gas Prices: Feb. 12
• Bill's Daily Roundup: New Member on PV Council
• Arizona Exemplary Principal Calls Humboldt Home
• 2010 Golden Plate Awards
• Public welcome at 'Straight Talk from the School Superintendents' event Saturday
• Prescott Valley council appoints pastor to fill empty seat
• Contenders speak out: Prescott Valley council candidates air views on economy, other issues
• Holiday Closure at Prescott Public Library
• Prescott College's Office of Student Life Presents 'Celebrate Your Community'
• Lifelong Learning Center To Provide An Introduction To Eastern And Western Herbology
• The Lifelong Learning Center at Prescott College Presents QiGong Tai Chi Classes
• Making Native American Spirit Flutes: New Prescott College Lifelong Learning 2-Evening Course
• Prescott Valley council appoints pastor to fill empty seat
• Contenders speak out: Prescott Valley council candidates air views on economy, other issues
• Incentives not unique in Prescott business attraction
• PV resident suggests e-mail forums for block watches
• PC alum to present 'Ends of the Earth'
• Deputies arrest three after finding meth, explosive device
• Man, woman found dead near Crown King died from gunshot wounds
• Little-known Iraqi tragedy comes to light at Yavapai College
• Yavapai College plans community forum on budget cuts
• Brewer countersues federal government over SB 1070
• Bookstore to host romance novel book signing
• Bill's Daily Roundup: $2M Grant for PV Economic Development
• It Will Be the 124th Year of Rodeo Fun
• Four injured in rear-end collisions on Highway 69
• How to Watch a Wrestling Match
• Public Invited to 13th Annual International Festival at ERAU
• Prescott Council Weighs Benefits of Trader Joe's Development
• Charlie Arnold Enters the Political Arena
• Lawyers begin interviewing jury for James Arthur Ray trial
• Saturday event encourages girls' interest in science
• Lawsuit claims city wrongfully terminated maintenance employee
• Four injured in rear-end collisions on Highway 69
• Uncovered: Whiskey Row store owners find wall-sized century-old cigar ads
• Four arrested as part of identity theft ring
• United Animal Friends 'Star of the Week' - Buttercup
• Police make arrest after caller reports witnessing mail theft
• Yavapai County Superior Court clerk to retire in April
• Craigslist home rental ad scam resurfaces
• Man laying in road allegedly pulls knife on officer
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of Feb. 10
• Kirkpatrick to speak at Democratic event Feb. 16; RSVP due Friday
• Gas Prices: Feb. 10
• Bill's Daily Roundup: The Shops Goes to P & Z
• Candidates discuss qualifications, economy, prison
• Edelstein is new Prescott Valley police lieutenant
• All 5 candidates for Wise's council seat move on to interviews Thursday
• Candidate forum tonight
• State Wrestling Tournament
• 'Critical time' in Chino's history, says candidate
• Chamber to host candidates forum Tuesday, Feb. 15
• Happening This Week: February 9 - February 16
• Kerr, Force are fire board's two newest members
• Hearings set for men with ties to Hells Angels in Chino Valley shooting
• CV Watchdog Committee endorses 3 candidates - Marley, Conn, Marriott
• Lady Eagles Sign Chlesea Page for 2011 Season
• Pile Burning in the Agua Fria Grasslands
• Local veterans share their stories through art
• After 40+ years, local veteran finally gets Silver Star for saving lives in Vietnam
• Tri-city taskforce arrests 14 for DUI on Super Bowl Sunday
• Prescott considers investing $2.2 million for Trader Joe's
• Judge accepts plea deal in meth sale case
• State: Commissioner proclaims border safe and secure
• Prescott Valley council to interview applicants
• Man arrested on suspicion of domestic violence
• Man dies in motorcycle wreck on Highway 89
• State: Arizona high court to OK execution of 2 killers
• Wild Turkey Federation banquet helps wildlife recovery
• Gas Prices: Feb. 9
• Student allegedly found with ecstasy tablets
• D-H library offering Valentine's Day-themed activities this week
• Prescott Chamber Creating Local Events Calendar
• Attack of the tumbleweeds! Blowing tumbleweeds block roads
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: February 8, 2011
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Ladies' Night with the Sundogs!
• Man gets 6-year term for domestic violence
• Prescott Valley receives 12 bids vying for Robert Road widening project
• Letter to the Editor: Potential Rise in Property Taxes
• Learn Ways to Save Thousands on Heating/Cooling Bills
• PFAA Presents: 'An Evening With Woody Guthrie'
• Prescott on its way to being mountain-biking destination
• Yavapai College officials reveal $3.4 million in cuts
• Yavapai County supervisors OK clustering, open space for Diamond Valley use permit
• Board of Supervisors awards contract for county morgue
• Deputy uses news photo to solve crime
• Prescott Valley receives 12 bids vying for Robert Road widening project
• Young named Rodel Charitable Foundation winner
• PHS students cited for drug possession and paraphernelia
• Man arrested on suspicion of narcotics possession
• Man arrested on suspicion of trespassing
• Trails and Outdoor Map highlights area recreation
• Fire managers to burn woodpiles in Agua Fria grasslands this week
• Rodeo royalty giving Valentine's cards to veterans
• United Way recruiting for Grant Review Committee
• Franklin Phonetic will dedicate new mural Feb. 17
• Business womens' expo to take place Saturday
• Republican club offering Prescott Valley candidates forum
• Man gets 6-year term for domestic violence
• University of Arizona offers free fruit tree-pruning demonstrations
• Gas prices: Feb. 8
• Dr. Horton Discusses Response to $3.4 Million Budget Cuts
• Letter From a Birmingham Jail
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Two Bodies Found; New Stoplight
• HUSD board meets Tuesday to discuss ousters
• Plane crash in Prescott a half-century ago still a mystery
• Developer explains 'The Shops at Gateway Mall' project to council members
• Go, Team, Go! Chino Valley Cougars compete in AIA Spiritline Championships
• Sacred Heart gets revved up at car show
• HUSD board meets Tuesday to discuss ousters
• UAF to open Kitty City at Petco on Sunday
• CASA for Kids: 'Gwen'
• Relay For Life celebration event kicks off Tuesday
• Arcosanti art show includes handmade wood kayak
• Week in Review: January 31, 2011
• Dalton Storebo pleads guilty to murder charge
• How Much Do You Know About This Year's Super Bowl?
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter III. Army Housekeeping
• SUPER BOWL XLV: Packers backer has always felt strong connection to team
• SUPER BOWL XLV: Black and gold blood courses through veins of longtime Steelers fan
• Fire chief strives to quell rumors
• House passes bill banning Spice
• Supervisors to award contract for new medical examiner/morgue building
• Gas Prices: Feb. 6
• Days Past: A day trip to Seligman on the Williamson Valley Road: Part II
• Tween playwrights audition kid and adult actors for their plays
• First aeroplane is topic at aviation society presentation
• BMHS presents 'Paying for College' information night
• MATForce anti-drug poster contest deadline is April 6
• Judge sends Vagos gang members' case back to grand jury
• Man gets 21 years for assault on parents, deputies
• Time to Think About Fruit Trees
• 5 Reasons to Get a Permit for DIY Work
• Don't Let Water Damage Dampen Your Day
• Letter from a Birmingham Jail
• The Prescott Fine Arts Association Gallery Presents: The Beauty Of Common Things
• Prescott Chamber Collecting Information For Published Activities Calendar
• Dalton Storebo pleads guilty to murder charge
• Turnout at Brutinel's investiture is largest in recent memory
• Photo: Locals air views on gun legislation
• PV council to interview 5 applicants for vacancy
• Agencies plan DUI patrol over Super Bowl weekend
• Gas Prices: Feb. 5
• 4CCDD needs SUV to transport disabled clients
• Tax preparation free to those who qualify
• Reward offered for information about missing kayak
• Jury selection for James Ray sweat lodge trial starts Feb. 16
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Prescott Valley Interviews Council Candidates
• BREAKING NEWS: Bodies of a man and woman found near Crown King
• DUI Taskforce to Saturate Tri-City Area Super Bowl Sunday
• Convicted of Federal Fraud, Now in Custody for Alleged Attempted Murder
• CCJ Dishing Up Healthful Solutions to Aid the Needy
• Author and Adventurer Craig Childs Returns to Prescott College with 'Ends of Earth'
• Rita Coolidge Live in Prescott with PHS Show Choir
• Defense in sweat lodge case wants trial moved
• The big centennial party is heading to Prescott
• Prescott 'Jazz Zone' could be reality soon
• Freezing temps, broken pipes chill area
• Local business to send safety glasses to soldiers
• Chamber of commerce in Prescott listing events
• Fundraising efforts continue for purchase of Elks theater
• DPS seizes a record 4,535 pounds of marijuana near Tucson
• Public Access 13 gearing up for rock-a-thon fundraiser
• Man arrested on charges of arson after domestic dispute
• Pearl Harbor survivors highlight study of World War II at Prescott school
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• Bill's Daily Roundup: Dewey-Humboldt Holds Special Meeting
• Man arrested on charges of attempted homicide after allegedly telling woman she'd 'die tonight'
• Northcentral withdraws rezoning application
• 5 apply for Prescott Valley council vacancy
• Prescott Fine Arts Association Presents Inherit the Wind
• Anglers could get to fish for native Gila trout for first time in a century
• Prescott eyes new approach on sewer expansion
• Northcentral withdraws rezoning application
• New Prescott YMCA director sees complex as facilitator for improving residents' lives
• Man arrested after allegedly forcing his way into woman's home and assaulting her
• United Animal Friends "Star of the Week" - Jack
• Gas prices: Feb. 3
• Burglary victim's video camera catches suspect in the act
• Officer finds scale with marijuana residue during traffic stop
• 1 a.m. car cleaning story doesn't wash with police
• Burnt-out light leads to arrest on charges of super-extreme DUI
• 5 apply for PV council vacancy
• Letter to the Editor: Senate Dems Reject Repeal of 'ObamaCare'
• PV Man Arrested for Alleged Kidnapping, More
• 'Lunch With Chef Bryan' Made With Love
• Bill's Daily Roundup: CV Applies for Rural Transportation Grant
• Letter to the Editor: Change in the Future for CVB
• Prescott Man Arrested for Attempted Homicide & Flight
• Central Yavapai looks at candidates for new fire chief
• Comprehensive Plan Update Process aka General Plan
• Meet Prescott Valley candidates at forum
• First Step: Register to Vote
• Council candidates state their views
• Chino Valley seeks feedback on transit plan
• Chamber's Expo now accepting booth space registration
• Happening This Week: February 2 - February 9
• Town now accepting referendum pros and cons for voter information pamphlet
• Brief: CV senior center plans casino trip
• Chamber plans candidates forum
• Business Brief: Shear Stylz opens shop in CV Professional Plaza
• Chino Valley mayoral candidates name top 3 issues
• Local Christians experience modern-day 'exodus' from Egypt
• The Great Asbestos Huntress
• Teen detained after allegedly threatening to kill classmates
• Old clubhouse repairs get Prescott Council OK
• Pioneers' Home weathers a century of challenges
• Justice's swearing in will be Friday at Yavapai College
• Priem, Collins may seek remand in Sylar Newton case
• Chino Valley seeks feedback on transit plan
• Wood pile burning this week in Prescott
• Gas prices: Feb. 2
• Opportunity for All To Take Part in Centennial Best Fest
• Town officials seek public comments about new bus system for grant process
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: February 1, 2011
• AZ Supreme Court Welcomes Judge Brutinel
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Tax Tips & Tricks
• Hearings set for men with ties to Hells Angels in Chino Valley shooting
• Introducing Congressman Paul Gosar's Staff
• Shady Women and 'Respectability' In Territorial Arizona with Ann Hibner Koblitz
• Prescott National Forest Plans To Burn Slash Piles: February 1-4, 2011
• First 'House call': Rep. Gosar draws large crowd to town hall meeting
• Rising prices fueling headaches for consumers
• Prescott Valley Town Council vacancy draws at least six applicants
• Man sentenced to 2 years probation for attempted theft
• Veterans Affairs holds meetings on disability compensation criteria
• Chamber of Sound: Prescott Strings playing winter concert
• Hearings set for men with ties to Hells Angels in Chino Valley shooting
• Veterans Affairs automates educational benefits
• Free tax prep for low-income families in area
• PV chamber, CASA set candidates forum for election
• Heritage Park hosts day for educators to learn about zoo
• Annual PHS Spaghetti Dinner set for Feb. 10
• First Baptist to host grief share class starting today
• Where will the medical marijuana shops be?
• Gas prices: Feb. 1
• Shining Star donates electric scooters to veterans
• Live Update of Paul Gosar Town Hall
• Redistricting Plan Includes 2 More Supervisors
• Florida judge strikes down health care overhaul
• Judge sentences woman to probation in prescription drug fraud, forgery case
• Council advances medical marijuana ordinance
• Trader Joe's Creates Enthusiasm Amongst Quad-City Residents
• Bundle Up!
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Closures on Granite Mountain & Thumb Butte
• Women's Soccer Announces 2 Spring Games
• E. Coli Cases Tied to Cheese
• Free International Film: Nurse, Fighter, Boy
• PFAA Reader’s Theater Performance - Jerome Kilty’s play Dear Love
• Golf course clubhouse will learn its fate this week
• Enrollment up, but all cuts 'on the table' at Yavapai College
• State: Businesses considering tax hike for jobless benefits
• Embry-Riddle flight team captures 25th regional title
• Prescott charter school plans expansion
• State: Kingman prison still not in compliance, according to officials
• Center gives county residents a place to turn to
• Scholarships available to UA-bound local high school seniors
• Dr. Terry Lovell: 2011, The Year of the Constitution
• The City of Prescott Celebrates Brad Newman
• Week in Review: January 24, 2011
• Vanished Arizona: Chapter II. I Joined the Army
• All About Chino Valley
• Longtime Prescott resident plans to celebrate 80th birthday with hike into the Grand Canyon
• Reprint from 1911 - Pioneers' Home To Open Tomorrow: Formal Dedication To Be On Lincoln's Birthday
• MEDICAL MARIJUANA: MATForce 'Lunch and Learn' talk draws eclectic crowd
• MEDICAL MARIJUANA: Prescott continues on path toward using existing codes
• What to do when collecting turns into hoarding
• PV Town Council advances medical marijuana ordinance
• Days Past: A day trip to Seligman on the Williamson Valley Road: Part I
• Gas Prices: Jan. 30
• UAF needs foster parents for pets
• Yavapai County Community Health Services recognized for emergency readiness
• Prescott College provides opportunities for lifelong learners
• Proper Terminology Can Make All the Difference in the World
• Garden Tips for Newcomers
• DIY Mistakes
• County Assessor Discusses Notice of Valuation
• A Valentine Gift: A Johnny Mercer Celebration - Concert
• Orme's 43rd Fine Arts Festival today dedicated to late teacher
• Ariz. legislators want candidates to prove US birth
• Photo: Garbage in, garbage out
• Public invited to centennial festival planning meeting Wednesday
• Recent PHS grad returns to school to share her love of art
• Box marked 'explosive' spurs evacuation
• Police search for young man with bad teeth
• Judge sentences man to probation for possession of heroin, shoplifting
• Man arrested on charges of sexually assaulting relative
• Judge sentences woman to probation in prescription drug fraud, forgery case
• Driver allegedly fired gun at vehicle in road rage incident
• Legislator information, editorial decisions among topics at Coffee with the Editor
• Police seek origin of counterfeit bill
• Gas prices: Jan. 29
• Meetings Feb. 1-3 help wildfire contractors
• Trader Joe's Scheduled to Open in Prescott in 2011
• BREAKING NEWS: Trader Joe's to open in Prescott in 2011, the corporation confirms
• Free Tax Assistance for Mid-to-Low Income Taxpayers
• Bill's Daily Roundup: PV Considers a Medical Marijuana Ordinance
• Poquito Valley residents face obstacle in improving dirt road
• Progressive Rock Pioneers Ambrosia to Play Yavapai College
• Poquito Valley residents face obstacle in improving dirt road
• Former Prescott Councilman Robert Behnke leaves legacy of staunch community support
• Prescott P&Z OKs plans for Shops at Gateway
• Feds 'renege' on water grant, local governments charge
• Enrollment decline will reduce school district budgets
• Match of the Month
• Western swing band Asleep at the Wheel rolls into Prescott
• Gosar to hold town hall here Monday
• Woman gets probation for DUI, endangerment
• Sex offender arrested on charges including criminal impersonation
• Yavapai College to host tri-city Kindergarten Fair
• Mackey appoints Bluff associate presiding judge
• Men allegedly admit to attempting to rob convenience store twice in one day
• Contractor demolishes two incomplete homes in Quailwood
• Fire Equipment Vendors Invited To Information Session
• PFAA's Reader's Theatre Presents 'Dear Love'
• High-schoolers give younger students advice on avoiding drugs, alcohol
• County supervisors to add 'call to public' to agendas
• City opts to stay with Great Lakes Aviation
• City of Prescott looks to settle sewer suit from '09
• Contractor demolishes two incomplete homes in Quailwood
• United Animal Friends Star of the Week - Pericles
• Men allegedly admit to attempting to rob convenience store twice in one day
• State: 20 indicted in alleged gun-smuggling ring
• Man arrested after allegedly suffocating, stabbing roommate
• Deputies seek Ash Fork vandals
• Police say gas station fell victim to 2 robberies by same 2 men in 2 days
• Gas Prices: Jan. 27
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of Jan. 27
• Annual competition, sale brings top horses to Prescott Valley
• Humboldt Elementary's Young is Rodel Charitable Foundation winner
• Prescott Valley council looks at speedy process to fill vacancy
• Man arrested after allegedly holding knife to woman's mouth
• Council to consider medical marijuana ordinance
• Woman arrested on DUI charges after crashing into spa
• Chino Valley firefighters complete paramedic certificate
• Leadership organization seeks quad-city nominees for annual awards
• Happening This Week: Jan 26 - Feb 2
• Judge sets next hearing for men associated with Vagos in Chino Valley shooting
• Brief: Candidates night on Feb. 1
• Brief: Redistricting open house in Chino Feb. 3
• Brief: Hobo Supper to benefit missions
• Brief: Food pantry plans fundraiser
• Local Photo: Paulden Information Day 'gets ball rolling'
• Seek 'straight answers' from Town, say 3 candidates
• 100-year-old former student visits Prescott elementary school
• Cordes Lakes man charged with luring a minor for sexual exploitation
• Man arrested after allegedly holding knife to woman's mouth
• Council receptive to clubhouse repairs
• County officials ponder pot law repercussions
• Prescott Valley council to consider medical marijuana ordinance
• Hadley: Kabbel will temporarily help with management duties
• Lights, laughs, lyrics - it's opera time
• Travel author to discuss craft
• Obama's 'Union': 'Move together or not at all'
• Five hurt in rollover on Glassford Hill Road
• Tarkowski: StoneRidge survey inconclusive
• Man from Chino Valley hurt in rollover near Phippen Museum
• Welcome To Prescott Film Festival 2011
• 'Heart Healthy' - Member/Staff Pot Luck
• Five hurt in rollover on Glassford Hill Road
• County supervisors move to finish unfinished business before redistricting; open house dates set
• SRP's Verde water rights called into question
• Tarkowski: StoneRidge survey inconclusive
• Woman injured in collision taken to Phoenix
• Man from Chino Valley hurt in rollover near Phippen Museum
• Man arrested on charge of burglary
• Postal Service cutting branches, stations; no local details available
• Prescott will not join in protest of SRP's applications
• Lodge partners with school for 'Bikes for Books'
• PAL looking for leaders of the year nominees
• Gas prices: Jan. 25
• Man faces charge of possession of stolen firearm, deputies find almost $10,000 in cash
• Yavapai Earns Public Health Emergency Response Recognition
• Community pulls together to find new homes for victim's animals
• Chino Valley police receive grants to help with DUI enforcement
• Men's Soccer Awards Announced
• Prescott National Forest Plans To Burn Slash Piles: January 25 - 27, 2011
• Prescott accident sends one person to Flagstaff with serious injuries
• Small earthquake shakes Sedona area Sunday
• Community pulls together to find new homes for victim's animals
• City of Prescott drops clubhouse repair price tag
• State: Arizona political parties elect new chairmen
• State: Wildlife officials counting wolves along Arizona, New Mexico
• Phone scams targeting local elderly victims
• Lesson plan takes students into history
• Prescott Valley Police K9 Joey to retire
• Gas Prices: Jan. 24
• Yavapai College promotes lifelong learning through community education
• State: Case in Tucson shooting likely to take years
• State: Brain fluid buildup delays full rehab for Giffords
• Prescott author covers travel writing
• Free forum to discuss suicide facts, myths
• Officials to debate change in districts
• Despite troubled times, more people stepping forward to assist others
• ADOT takes major step on Hwy. 89 project: Bad weather among problems causing delay
• The origin of the Ash Creek 'Stone Corral': Part II
• YCSO arrests Cornville man, 72, on child molestation charges
• Gas Prices: Jan. 23
• Firefighters extinguish 5-acre brush fire north of PV Saturday
• Dogs waiting too long at Yavapai Humane Society for their forever homes
• 'Alternative neo-Celtic folk' duo to perform Prescott house concert
• Get your nails done while benefiting Boys & Girls Clubs
• Temporary Road Closure To Lynx lake Southshore Day-Use Recreation Area
• Area Closures Coming Soon To Granite Mountain And Thumb Butte
• 'S Wonderful Brings Gershwin Magic To Yavapai College PerformanceHall
• Sheila Polk honored for developing ethical courses
• Shocking charges in arson/murder case
• Suspect in metal thefts turns himself in
• Prescott Valley council looks at speedy process to fill vacancy
• Lynx Lake south shore closed all week
• Phoenix food company recalling some products
• Chino Valley police receive grants to help with DUI enforcement
• Liberty Quartet brings Southern gospel to Mayer
• Elk, antelope hunt regulations now available at Game and Fish offices
• Gas Prices: Jan. 22
• Prescott Valley police charge 11 with underage drinking
• New conservatory group looking for a few good musicians
• JTED looking ahead to 2011-12 school year
• Two people injured in 3-vehicle collision
• Williamson Valley Town Hall Scheduled for Wednesday
• Attorney General's Office Claims Its a New Era
• Soul veteran brings uplifting music to Elks Opera House
• Filmmakers plan documentary about Stopwatch Gang
• Benefit concert to raise money for Bass family
• Rancher chases metal thieves on tractor, then on horseback
• American Lung Association downgrades Arizona to F for smoking prevention
• MATForce to hold talk on medical marijuana
• Black Canyon Trail construction volunteers sought for Sunday
• YBBBS Child of the week: Jade
• Gas prices: Jan. 21
• Postmaster details efforts to deliver mail during snowstorm
• Gosar joins push for bipartisan State of the Union seating
• Gosar gets key position overseeing health care
• Photo: "YoYo with NED - All About Kids" crowns Michael Roberts
• Prescott Police Explorers win first place award at Chandler Tactical Competition
• Expect Delays on SR 89 at Granite Creek Bridge
• Bill's Daily Roundup: A New Judge To Be Chosen
• Prescott Valley woman pleads guilty to assaulting off-duty firefighter
• October Seasonal Flu Shot Clinics Discontinued by Health Department
• Yavapai County Prescription Program Saves Citizens over $1 Million
• Special Preview of 'Points of Light,' Japanese Brush Calligraphy by Mitsugi Saotome
• Two people injured in 3-vehicle collision
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Alleged Theft at Cottonwood Jack-in-the-Box
• Gosar joins House majority in voting for health care law repeal
• Hungry Kids program: Backpacks full of food help needy in PV
• Governor announces applicants for Yavapai County judicial opening
• Weekend traffic delays expected on Highway 89 at Granite Creek
• Prescott Valley woman pleads guilty to assaulting off-duty firefighter
• JTED looking ahead to 2011-12 school year
• STATE: Brewer's Medicaid cut plan advances
• Supervisors award money for wildfire prevention efforts
• Gas prices: Jan. 20
• United Animal Friends "Stars of the Week" - Kaiser and Kramer
• State: Escaped Arizona inmate's lawyer seeks trial delay
• State: Arizona Supreme Court keeps 1 on redistricting list, ousts 2
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of Jan. 20
• Forest Service closes Granite Basin Group Campground for good
• 2011 Tax Lien Sale
• Prescott Valley shows gains in tax revenues
• Council to discuss weed abatement, general plan update
• Fain Park to close for maintenance until March 1
• Prescott Valley council accepts bid for park project
• DUI taskforce nets several arrests
• Uncertain numbers make HUSD budget planning difficult
• Violent crimes against women unit arrests man on stalking charges
• Making blankets for soldiers keeps Chino mom's mind busy while son in war zone
• Expert gives Town advice to make a dent in unpaid sewer/water accounts
• Chino Valley Parks & Rec Board seeks new members
• Happening this week: January 20 - 25
• Brief: YRMC nurse is forum's speaker
• Workshop will help parents take the fight out of food
• Brief: Youth football to elect board Thurs.
• Red Cross offers CPR, first aid training
• Getting Health Care Right: A Second Chance
• Asleep At The Wheel Coming To YC Performance Hall
• Business Profile: Bankruptcy Attorneys Open New Office in Prescott
• Prescott players perform twice-a-year free concert
• Pair appears in court in Sylar Newton case
• Prescott spending on track halfway through fiscal year
• Prescott Valley officials to weed out offenders speedily
• Good news on Prescott Valley economic front
• Firefighters burn slash piles in Prescott
• State: Staff keeps Giffords' office running after shooting
• DUI taskforce nets several arrests
• Police seek tips from the public in Cottonwood criminal damage case
• Gas prices: Jan. 19
• Live Update of the Prescott Council Workshop: January 18, 2011
• Congressman Gosar Appointed Vice-Chair of Health Care Subcommittee
• Police release identity of woman found in burnt-out home
• Business Profile: Barrett Propane, The Name You Trust
• Quad-City DUI Taskforce Nets 12 Arrests
• Body Identified in Murder, Arson Investigation
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Prescott Featured in Phoenix Magazine
• CVUSD board approves energy saving-projects at district schools
• Prescott NF to Burn Slash Piles - January, 18 - 20, 2011
• Volunteers flood county for MLK Day
• Kirkpatrick faced incidents similar to Giffords; Rep. Gosar says town halls will take place as scheduled
• Baseball card sparks lifetime interest in civil rights for Glidden
• Prescott-area officials say they won't back off public events in face of Tucson tragedy
• Violent crimes against women unit arrests man on stalking charges
• Gas Prices: Jan. 18
• Submissions sought for vets arts fest
• Veterans urged to sign up for direct deposit
• Woman arrested on charges of assault
• Firefighters put out carport fire started by ashes
• Volunteers for intervention opportunity
• Macayos sponsoring literacy benefit
• Water groups meet Wednesday
• Introduction to Psych-K being offered
• Grants To You beginning new sessions
• Local Dems invite people to new location
• Fain Park to close temporarily
• County planning commissioners ponder permits
• Husband: Giffords smiled and gave him neck rub
• Prescott Film Festival: Series kicks off 2011 season this Tuesday
• New conservatory group looking for a few good musicians
• City of Prescott ponders current, future budgets
• Plenty ahead for Prescott special needs program
• County: Money for forest fee applications tightens
• YCSO deputies arrest Mayer woman for alleged sexual exploitation
• State: With shock subsiding, pain sets in for Tucson victims
• State: Kingman prison escapee pleads to charges
• State: Giffords' condition improves to 'serious'
• AARP driver safety program Feb. 17
• Valentines for Veterans Concert Feb. 20
• Community garden coming to Prescott Valley
• Sharlott Hall Museum library to close for a couple days
• Nation: For heady tea party, now the hard part begins
• Yavapai College will host college fair Feb. 13
• CASA for Babies: 'Felicia'
• Area youth: make your own antidrug videos
• Walker/Potato Patch earns national recognition for wildfire preparedness
• Mitigation planning continues in Yavapai County in 2011
• Gas Prices: Jan. 17
• Nation ponders King in wake of Arizona shootings
• Year of weather extremes ends with plenty of precipitation
• Days Past: The Ash Creek 'Stone Corral': Part I
• Floodplain, drainage studies under way in Prescott
• Gas Prices: Jan. 16
• People asked to volunteer on MLK Jr. holiday Monday
• Blankets 4 Kids giving donations to Tucson shelter
• STATE: Feds threaten to sue states over union laws
• Boy allegedly brings marijuana stems to elementary school
• Smoki members create exhibition out of private collections
• PV council accepts bid for park project
• Brewer proposes cut in Medicaid enrollment
• PV panel postpones decision on rezoning for online college
• Accident a catalyst for MADD activism
• Good Samaritan Society's Kneisl retires after 12-plus years at helm
• CVUSD board approves energy saving-projects at district schools
• City code makes property owners responsible for sidewalk snow
• First Things First seeks new local council members
• Horse sale, competition coming Jan. 21-22
• Woman found in burnt-out home died from multiple stab wounds
• Median barrier project continues on Hwy. 69
• Parents Warned About Spice, a Synthetic Form of Marijuana
• HUSD governing board changes to one regular monthly meeting
• Angry crowd attends StoneRidge meeting with town officials
• Trout pour into Watson Lake for first time in half-century
• Norwood steps down as Prescott manager
• Angry crowd attends StoneRidge meeting with town officials
• Prescott Council commends workers for storm efforts
• Police say suspect in murder, arson admitted involvement to detective
• National Day of Service kicks off with breakfast, celebration
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday closures
• Police book woman into jail on same day she was released
• National parks, monuments free this weekend
• PUSD's Navarro will lead Arizona School Boards Association for 2011
• HUSD governing board changes to one regular monthly meeting
• Gas Prices: Jan. 14
• Bill's Daily Roundup: A Vigil for Gabrielle Gifford
• Bill's Daily Roundup: A Vigil for Gabrielle Gifford
• The Goodbyes Aren't So Easy for Steve Norwood
• PVtrib.com Reader Poll: Funeral protest law
• Arizona Humanities Council Community Book Discussion at The Prescott Public Library
• Free Chamber Music Concert
• Free Landscape Design Program
• President says polarized nation needs healing
• Woman arrested on possession of drug paraphernalia charges
• Two new traffic signals in the works for Willow Creek Road
• Suspect arrested after allegedly making sexual gestures toward girl
• Terri Hendrix concert in Cottonwood canceled
• Man cited for leaving shop without paying for tattoo
• United Animal Friends Star of the Week - Shauna
• Gas Prices: Jan. 13
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of Jan. 13
• Meteor Crater is topic of astronomy event Jan. 20
• Prescottonians gather during Tucson memorial
• 'Beau Jest' full of firsts, laughs
• 'Beau Jest' full of firsts, laughs
• Bill's Daily Roundup: School Board Happenings
• Congressman Gosar's Comments on Behalf of Representative Gifford
• Suspect in Suspicious Fire Arrested
• Investigation of Suspicious Fire Reveals Deceased Human Body
• Live Video: Obama speaks at Tucson shooting memorial
• Breaking News: Body found inside burnt Prescott home
• Prayer vigil on courthouse plaza tonight
• Marks back on school board in appointment
• ERAU Prescott Partners In Growing Aerospace Technologies
• County, town officials express sympathy, vow to carry on in wake of Tucson shootings
• Four contractors bid to remove sediment from Fain Lake
• Self-Management Workshops Help Participants Regain Control
• MATForce invites youth to share videos
• BMHS library suffers loss of nearly 2,000 books in boiler malfunction
• Prescott Valley man arrested on murder charges
• Local Photo: Residents hold candlelight vigil for shooting victims
• Chino man gets almost 20 years for kidnapping, using toddler daughter as shield
• CVSD begins search for new high school principal
• Soldwedel siblings lead PNI, Review's parent company
• Jan. 20 new Democratic Headquarters open house
• Happening this week: January 12 - 19
• Brief: Meet the Candidates Jan. 18
• Brief: Election correction
• Chicago's The Second City Coming to Yavapai College PerformanceHall
• Prescott National Forest Plans to Burn Slash Piles In the Verde Valley
• Prescott Valley commission tweaks proposed zoning ordinance for medical marijuana
• CVSD begins search for new high school principal
• PV council to mull contract for path at park
• Yavapai College moves forward with president search
• Suttles enters race for Prescott Mayor
• SHOOTING: Family, friends reflect on Loughner's disturbing behavior
• Lawmakers act quickly to ban picketing at funeral services
• Man sentenced to 5 years in prison on charges of metal theft, forgery
• Man sentenced to 3.5 years in prison after fleeing collision, leaving injured horses behind
• Yavapai County Crime Victim Compensation "Regular Meetings" Notice
• Yavapai County Prescott Enterprse Zone Comm "Regular Meetings" Notice
• Yavapai County Water Advisory Committee Notice
• Yavapai County Trails Committee Notice
• Yavapai County Food Safety Industry Council "Regular Meetings" Notice
• Water Issues Continue to Draw Interest
• Yavapai County Corrections Officer Retirement Plan "Regular Meetings" Notice
• Yavapai County Community College District "Regular Meetings" Notice
• Yavapai County Arizona Centennial Committee "Regular Meetings" Notice
• Cooperative Extension Advisory Board "Regular Meetings" Notice
• Correctional Officers Retirement Plan "Regular Meetings" Notice
• Public Safety Retirement System "Regular Meetings" Notice
• Planning and Zoning Commission "Regular Meetings" Notice
• Merit System Commission "Regular Meetings" Notice
• Board of Supervisors "Regular Meetings" Notice
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council Meeting: January 11, 2011
• Board of Health "Regular Meetings" Notice
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Transit, Gates, Field Trips All Topics of Meetings
• JTED Early Registration Begins Now
• Paul Hanley selected as Chino Valley High School interim principal
• Judge sets next hearing for men associated with Vagos in Chino Valley shooting
• Food bank awaits its fate at council meeting
• SHOOTING: Suspect in shooting held without bail
• Arizona Legislature prepares for drastic budget cuts
• Tallen visits with family, friends at his welcome home party
• Birds, colors, sculptures at Prescott College art gallery
• Fain Lake excavation project draws four bidders
• Gas Prices: Jan. 11
• Judge sets next hearing for men associated with Vagos in Chino Valley shooting
• Prescott Fire burns slash piles this week
• HUSD Governing Board to examine meeting schedule
• Deputies arrest man after bomb scare on bus stopped at Cordes Lakes
• This Week's Scheduled Prescribed Burns
• Saturday's Tragedy Is Beyond Politics or Logic
• Blaze renders Dewey home a total loss
• January is National Stalking Awareness Month
• P & Z commission to discuss medical marijuana
• Taking the plunge: 30 brave Polar Bear Splash on Saturday in Prescott Valley
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Trout Fishing Returns to Watson Lake
• Mondays at the Palace
• Granite Basin Group Campground Closed
• Prescott NF Will Continue To Burn Piles January 10-14
• Flamenco class teaches the dance of passion, suffering
• Prescott Council considers Downer Trail crash gate - again
• 'Story' exhibition invites public to add art, stories
• RIF policy up for discussion for Prescott school board
• SHOOTING: Docs optimistic, but Giffords in for long recovery
• SHOOTING: Suspect's nihilism rose with isolation
• SHOOTING: Heroes emerge from deadly attack
• SHOOTING: 9-year-old was aspiring politician
• Political rhetoric the focus in wake of shooting
• Gas Prices: Jan. 10
• CASA for Teens: 'Eddie'
• Blaze renders Dewey home a total loss
• Food bank awaits its fate at council meeting
• Wood pile burning to continue this week near Prescott
• Prescott Police receive award for year-round crime prevention efforts
• Elks DVDs available for sale later this month
• Briefly: Prescott plans tax training Feb. 17 & 18
• Briefly: VA seeking volunteers
• STATE: 9 Arizona cities approved for foreign trade zone
• Kids encouraged to make anti-drug videos for contest
• Prescott Police Explorers to compete in Chandler
• Week in Review: January 3, 2011
• The Next Great Invention
• Letter to the Editor: Let Us Pray For and Protect Each Other
• Prescott residents hold candlelight vigil for Giffords, other victims at courthouse
• Gosar to serve on natural resources, oversight committees
• Days past: Arizona Territory's first Masonic Lodge: Part II
• Prescott Valley commission to discuss medical marijuana
• Taking the plunge: 30 brave Polar Bear Splash on Saturday in PV
• Energy-saving projects top CVUSD board agenda
• Man cited for failure to stop; body tremors tip off cop to alleged impairment
• Couple arrested after allegedly stealing computer bag, candy from car
• Woman arrested after reportedly asking passenger to 'eat or hide' drugs
• Woman arrested after allegedly rear-ending truck, nearly running over driver
• Gas Prices: Jan. 9
• Sundogs Announce Front Office Changes
• ‘Dogs Third Period Rally Nets 5-3 Win
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot; at least 5 killed
• AZ Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords Shot
• Schedule Home Maintenance Now So You Don't Forget
• Reflecting on the Past, Preparing for the Future
• Woman arrested on charges of aggravated DUI allegedly stages accident to get out of jail
• Bill's Daily Roundup: Viewpoint Drive Closed, New CV Principal
• Prescott Man Arrested for Stalking
• Injured Marine to undergo another surgery
• New Economic Development Partnership gets positive review
• Prescott shows growth in taxable sales
• Marks remains on HUSD board in place of Paulsen
• PUSD food director: School lunches healthy if students eat everything
• Gas Prices: Jan. 8
• Man charged with throwing, kicking, choking woman
• Reckless driver stuck doing donuts at school
• Half-naked woman with Schnapps arrested for DUI
• Man arrested after allegedly ripping necklace off woman
• PV council discusses Fain Lake dirt removal
• Acker Park parking lot closes for repair work
• ADOT closes Viewpoint at Hwy. 89A this weekend
• Overflow crowd attends meeting at StoneRidge regarding fate of developer
• Chef Bryan Serves Lunch Today
• Harold Wise resigns from Prescott Valley Town Council
• We're Ready for the Global Warming
• PSYCH-K Basic Workshop
• Overflow crowd attends meeting at StoneRidge regarding fate of developer
• Harold Wise resigns from PV Town Council
• Retiring family law judge kept her focus on children
• Gosar rejects government insurance, hires staff during first days
• Prescott Area Women's Shelter seeks meal providers
• Tree stolen from Prescott man's front yard
• 2 arrested on pot possession charges
• Couple arrested on charges of felony shoplifting
• Man caught transporting 23 pounds of marijuana sentenced to 3.5 years probation
• Paul Hanley selected as Chino Valley High School interim principal
• Gas Prices: Jan. 7
• Harlem Gospel Choir at Yavapai College Performance Hall
• LOCAL PHOTO: Bumper to bumper big time
• New Tourism Advisory Committee now on board in Prescott
• City considers medicinal marijuana zoning laws
• Prescott releases report on internal Elks management investigation
• Public can comment on initial draft of medical marijuana rules by Friday
• Man found slumped over steering wheel at traffic light pronounced dead
• Man arrested on outstanding warrants after mom calls police on Christmas Day
• Three hopefuls enter race for Prescott City Council
• Prohibited possessor gets 7 years for extensive firearms stockpile
• Carter to appointment new HUSD governing board member today
• United Animal Friends 'Star of the Week' - Andy
• Gas Prices: Jan. 6
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of Jan. 6
• Prescott Valley seeks bids to dredge Fain Lake
• Many unknowns could still sink Aquatic Center
• BREAKING NEWS: Prescott Valley Police investigate apparent murder/suicide
• Prescott Valley schools wrestle with broken pipes after storm
• Cheer on the brave at Saturday's Polar brr-Bear Splash
• Pipes and roads take a beating from icy weather
• Dewey-Humboldt finance team and council earn U.S.-Canada award for budget
• Chamber's Citizen's Academy starts Jan. 10
• KOA Opinions
• Happening This Week: Jan. 6 - Jan. 12
• Game & Fish seeks public's help in poaching incident near Drake Cement Plant
• Town of Chino Valley changes public meeting days of the week for staff reasons
• Brief: Being your best focus of Cinderella Club
• Paulden group plans '911 Emergency Service Information Day'
• Mackey replaces Brutinel in county court
• Correction: Bikers donate $546 & food to Chino food bank
• My Children, My Heroes: Memoirs of a Holocaust Mother
• Prescott NF Plan to Burn Slash Piles January 4 - 7, 2011
• Free Digital Download Classes Beginning January 13, 2011
• Stone Images: Petroglyphs, America's First Art
• Deputies rescue 7 people stranded in cold weather
• Many unknowns could still sink Aquatic Center
• Campbell takes reins as Prescott school board president
• State: New report says Arizona's budget woes run deep
• City of Prescott: Storm response was lacking
• Highway 69 stretch down to one lane Wednesday through Friday
• Prescott Valley man arrested on charges of armed robbery at K-Mart
• Man gets almost 20 years for kidnapping, using toddler daughter as shield
• Red Cross offers CPR, First Aid training
• Prescott Fire continues controlled burns
• PV holds annual Polar Bear Splash Saturday
• Gas Prices: Jan. 5
• Storm: Trash haulers are digging out, too, but garbage still piling up
• StoneRidge homeowners await bankruptcy announcement
• HUSD will form new aquatic center committee
• Prescott College Lifelong Learning Center Offers Community Spanish Courses In Prescott
• Museum Library and Archives Schedule Notice
• Prescott College Lifelong Learning Center To Provide Wilderness First Responder Recertification Course
• The Lifelong Learning Center Presents Storytelling: Teaching On The Wild Side
• Storm: Trash haulers are digging out, too, but garbage still piling up
• Storm: 120+ resident calls in two days for burst frozen pipes
• State: Brewer takes oath for full term as governor
• StoneRidge homeowners await bankruptcy announcement
• City on clean-up: 'I've never had to deal with this much snow'
• Prescott Fire to burn slash piles at Heritage Park
• HUSD will form new aquatic center committee
• Gas Prices: Jan. 4
• STATE: Nearly 5,000 pounds of pot hidden in tomatoes seized in Nogales
• STATE: New Arizona AG says he'll defend immigration law
• STATE: Horne: Tucson district violates ethnic studies ban
• Firefighters put out blaze that started near home's furnace
• Workshop will help parents take the fight out of food
• New PUSD Governing Board members take office Tuesday
• Call For Bids - Medical Examiner's Office and Morgue
• After 20 years, Prescott creeks group seeks sustainable watershed
• LOCAL PHOTO: New year, same fun
• Economic development talks on tap for Prescott city council
• CASA for Kids: 'Doug and Colleen'
• State: 'Mystery' castle lives on for Phoenix family
• GOP agenda: Major impact may be on 2012 election
• Gas Prices: Jan. 3
• State: Holiday DUI arrests are down in Arizona
• Feds to enforce greenhouse gas rules in Arizona
• Nonprofits getting first shot at bank foreclosures
• Frigid temperatures cause several water pipes to burst
• Gas Prices: Jan. 2
• Days Past: Arizona Territory's first Masonic Lodge: Part I
• Waiting for the thaw: Residents, businesses looking for return to normal after record low temperatures freeze tri-cities
• Photo: Faceplant play-by-play
• Officials tackle underage drinking issue with pizza box fliers
• Kelly Soldwedel takes PNI reins
• City explains need for backwater valves
• Arizona sets another foreclosure record in 2010
• Photo: It's all downhill from here
• Ariz. Legislature will see flood of new lawmakers
• Neighbor finds torn-open mail strewn in street in Diamond Valley
• Gas Prices: Jan. 1
• Amateur radio operators get through one way or another during emergencies
• TOP STORIES OF 2010 - No. 1: After months of ups and downs, DeMocker case fizzles into mistrial
• Photos: Snow day snowplay
• Man sentenced to jail and probation for PV church burglary
• Loud noises no fun for pets - Make New Year's happy for furry friends
• Kuykendall plans to run for re-election
• Texas Roadhouse hosts fundraiser for women's shelter
• Gas Prices: Dec. 31
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Shannon
• Storm is passing but travel remains hazardous
• Storm Update: APS responds to more power failures, closes office early
• Waste Management trash pick-up shut down by weather conditions
• Girl seriously injured in bicycle accident
• Wrongful death suit brought against Prescott Valley police
• County judge Hess to retire on Jan. 7
• Wrongful death suit brought against Prescott Valley police
• TOP STORIES OF 2010 - No. 2: Divided We Stand - Latinos struggle for acceptance
• City worker repairing water meter says homeowner threatened to kill him
• United Animal Friends' Star of the Week - Scooter
• Police arrest man for allegedly kicking officer, trying to take his gun
• Prescott police arrest two men in Walmart vehicle burglary
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of Dec. 30
• Girl seriously injured in bicycle accident
• Gas Prices: Dec. 30
• Weather update: Snowfall causes ADOT to close Interstate 17 at State Route 179; may close Interstate 40
• Road crews ready before Wednesday's first snowflake fell
• ADOT closes I-17 north of Highway 179
• Snowstorm closes 89A north of Sedona
• ADOT delays signal activation on Highway 69 due to storm
• Chino Valley Boy Scouts will pick up and recycle your Christmas tree
• Photos: Santa's got the touch
• Schools see 60% drop in tax credit donations
• Happening This Week: Dec. 22 - Jan. 5
• American Legion to host New Year's Eve Dinner and Dance
• APS to deploy crews if storm triggers power failures
• Three PV teens win in Voice of Democracy essay contest
• Cold winter storm headed our way today
• PV students fete newest K-9's certification
• Board says no new recess policy for HUSD schools
• Business owners accuse PV officials of civil rights violations
• Rotary to sponsor students
• Bill Suedmeyer embarks on second career as presenter, writer
• Few local vendors selling fireworks for New Year's Eve
• Prescott teacher's path continues to inspire her students
• Hero dog gets new home with Prescott couple
• Woman found at casino after allegedly leaving 5 kids home alone
• TOP STORIES OF 2010 - No. 3: Real Theater - the Elks goes from triumph to investigation
• New traffic signals set for activation Wednesday
• Be Prepared for the Coming Winter Storm
• Local woman inducted into Arizona Veterans Hall of Fame
• TOP STORIES OF 2010 - No. 4: Three YCSO detention officers gone too soon
• New Year's: Eat, drink, be merry ... or a quiet night at home
• Snow, freezing temps heading in Wednesday
• A class on losing weight may be your best bet
• Teens rescued from fast moving water in Beaver Creek
• New Year's closures locally
• Officers arrest fewer people for DUI during statewide enforcement
• DPS urges drivers to avoid stopping on side of highway to play in the snow
• Gas Prices: Dec. 28
• Prescott man suspected of presenting altered narcotics prescriptions
• Men OK after Flagstaff lake rescue
• Multi-Agency Swift Water Rescue from Beaver Creek
• New Traffic Signal on SR 69 Activated This Week
• 'Bad pasts, brighter futures' guides horse rescue ranch
• TOP STORIES OF 2010 - No. 5: The Economy, from closed parks to unemployment
• State: 2 die in Fort Mohave blaze Sunday
• State: Land taken into trust for Navajo Nation
• Great-grandma takes in thrill ride at 97
• Gas Prices: Dec. 27
• STATE: Casa Grande police say state representative beaten
• STATE: Redistricting likely to renew Navajo, Hopi divide
• Local nonprofit reaps contributions
• Air Force recruiter tries to help people better their lives
• New sorter increases efficiency at Prescott Public Library
• Prescott Valley students celebrate newest K-9's certification
• TOP STORIES OF 2010 - No. 6: Townsend's crimes still reverberate in community
• Black Canyon Historical Society has a few good bricks for sale
• City has hotline for Q&A on sewer backwater valves
• Chambers of Commerce to host Brewer Jan. 18
• The spirit of giving needs a boost
• Prescott Art Docent training is Jan. 10, 17
• UAF offers reduced adoption fees at event Sunday, Dec. 26
• Sylar Newton's 'Custodial Grandmother' Nancy Collins In Custody
• Investigation of 2-year-old's death results in more charges; Priem faces another count, YCSO seeks her mother
• TOP STORIES OF 2010 - No. 7: Republican unseats Democratic incumbent in U.S. House race
• A New Beginning: Still overcoming the death of his son, Habitat home recipient moving forward
• Mystery decorator strikes again
• Deck the walls: Family turns construction zone into holiday art
• Yavapai Silent Witness rewards 9 callers
• Rotary to send 5 students to leadership event
• Photo: Phyllis Diller?
• Woman arrested after leaving her baby home alone
• Last Minute Shopping Info
• DPS issues correction: 18-wheeler not at fault
• TOP STORIES OF 2010 - No. 8: Winter storm brings widespread flooding, death
• All Aglow for the Holidays: Prescott man's huge display captures 1st in Christmas Lighting contest
• Gas Prices: Dec. 24
• Game and Fish investigating poaching incident near Drake Cement Plant
• Firefighters help family with signs of carbon monoxide poisoning
• Business owners accuse PV officials of civil rights violations
• Photos: Gingerbread decorating activity sweetens holidays for kids
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Lauren
• Sylar Newton Investigation Results in Abuse Charge Against 'Custodial Grandmother'
• Week of rain turns to snow in Prescott; downpour results in few police calls
• Free Writers Workshop - 'Finding Your Memoir'
• 'It’s a Mystery Book Group' at Prescott Public Library
• Wells Fargo bank robbery suspect caught; 'Skeletor Bandit' accused of robbing 6 Arizona banks
• TOP STORIES OF 2010 - No. 9: Vocal opposition averts potential private prison in Prescott Valley
• Dewey-Humboldt interim town manager starts work one day after hired
• School districts: deadline nears for tax credit donations
• Host of charitable organizations benefit from tax credit donations
• Students benefit directly from tax credit money; so do taxpayers
• Gas Prices: Dec. 23
• Woman faces shoplifting, assault charges
• Traffic stop yields stolen gun, cash from drug profits
• 15 pounds of meth found in car: Man draws 5-year prison sentence
• Parks & Rec Activities
• Wells Fargo Bank Robbery Suspect Indicted
• Sundogs and McWhite's bring SANTA to Tim's Toyota Center
• Investigators still working to find cause of fire that killed Prescott Valley boy, 4
• Holiday Closures
• Prescott Valley officer resigns after Prescott Police arrest him on domestic violence charges
• HUSD makes community groups 'Pay to Play' on its facilities
• Dewey-Humboldt interim town manager starts work immediately
• No parent leaders could mean close of Chino's Little League
• Wood stove caused fire on Reed Road on Dec. 16
• Happening This Week: Dec. 22 - Dec. 29
• Brief: ALCO offers 'Shop with Boss'
• Brief: GED orientation are Jan. 4
• Brief: CV Legion plans New Year's bash
• Brief: AARP to host driver safety class
• Business Brief: 'Going Local' has large variety of local fine art, crafts, outdoor items, more
• Election Results Summary
• Prescott Podiatrist to Pay $175K for False Medicare Billings
• Catch 22, Day 22
• Limited Seating for Jan. 19th Radiation Presentation at Sharlot Hall Museum
• TOP STORIES OF 2010 - No. 10: Negotiation replaces litigation in Big Chino Water Ranch debate
• Prescott Valley police officer resigns after domestic violence arrest
• Airman from Prescott dies in accidental shooting
• Heights Church celebrates Christmas with Winter Wonderland
• Census gives Arizona 9th House seat; growth actually slowed
• Yavapai Superior Court selects two new judges to fill vacancies
• Body found near Seligman identified
• Gas prices: Dec. 22
• St. Luke's hosts 30th "Don't Spend Christmas Alone" dinner
• Photo: Crash on Highway 89
• Yavapai College offers GED orientation
• Students write holiday cards in Spanish to Sister City pupils
• Catch 22 Day 22 Suspect: VALENTINE GARCIA HERNANDEZ
• Notice of Hearing
• Impact Statement
• Chino Valley haunted house volunteer was sex offender; faces new charges after texting girl
• False Information on Volunteer Form Leads to Arrest
• Catch 22, Day 21
• Game & Fish works to track rescued bald eagle
• Chino Valley haunted house volunteer was sex offender; faces new charges after texting girl
• Arizona centennial focus of Prescott Valley committee's event planning
• Judge sentences man to 3 years probation for fondling customer
• Prescott Area Leadership seeks nominees
• Winter Solstice celebration is today
• Organization to give away items this week
• Historical Society offers 'Flying UAV's in Iraq'
• Holiday Closures
• Northcentral University introduces new all-inclusive tuition structure
• Prop. 301 money for teachers continues to drop
• Photo: 'Man with a gun' - NOT
• Gas Prices: Dec. 21
• Catch 22 Day 21 Suspect: LUIS MATHEW FLOREZ
• Mesa Man Allegedly Crashes Into House While Intoxicated
• Total Eclipse of the Moon Starts at 10:29 Tonight
• Catch 22, Day 20
• Catch 22, Day 19
• Catch 22, Day 18
• A New Monument Celebrates 100 Years of Scouting
• Catch 22, Day 17
• City board narrowly approves Prescott College dormitories
• Prescott Council appoints Hadley as acting city manager
• City renews Markham's contract at same salary
• Gas Prices: Dec. 17
• Stocking-Stuffer Bazaar returns to old Armory Saturday
• United Animal Friends Star of the Week - Elvis
• United Animal Friends needs donations of food, blankets for pets
• Officer invited into home to keep peace spies marijuana plants
• Vehicle burglar gets 3.5 years
• HUSD board will wait for new members before deciding on meeting schedule
• Photo: Be a Santa to Seniors
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Bryce
• Catch 22 Day 17 Suspect: DAVID LEE DEHART
• Prescott Valley boy, 4, dies in house fire
• 4-Year-Old Child Dies in PV House Fire
• Firefighters rescue unconscious boy from home
• BREAKING NEWS: Prescott Valley boy, 4, dies in house fire
• Appointment of Hadley as Interim Manager to be Voted on Today
• Prescott Public Library Teens Raise A Bundle For Pennies For Peace
• Catch 22, Day 16
• Prescott trims plans for old clubhouse makeover
• Prescott Valley commission discusses zoning for medical marijuana
• Prescott considers zoning for medical marijuana operations
• Elise Townsend must pay $275K in restitution
• Judge sentences Burger to three years' probation
• Man gets jail, probation for burglary
• Fire burns through gas fireplace base, damages home
• Priem indicted on three counts of involving a child in a drug offense
• Naughton gets two years' probation
• Catch 22 Day 16 Suspect: ENRIQUE ARMADOR SOTO
• Gas Prices: Dec. 16
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of Dec. 16
• Hadley under consideration for acting Prescott city manager post
• New police recruits mirror economic times
• Prop 301 money for teachers continues to drop in lean times
• Council takes legislators to task on fireworks ban
• Game & Fish tracks rescued Bald Eagle to Nevada
• Revised cattle code puts Dewey-Humboldt ranchers in a good 'moo'd'
• Mountain Institute board approves JTED programs for next school year
• Central Yavapai Fire fills reserve pool with new grads
• Prescott Valley council to consider final development plan for charter school
• Man arrested on charges of firing gun in parking lot
• Hometown Chino Christmas Entertainment Schedule
• Happening This Week: December 15 - 20
• Brief: Church to host Chaparral MusicFest
• Brief: Wild lights at zoo
• Catch 22, Day 15
• Annual Yavapai Library Gaming Day
• Original Christmas play highlights PFAA's weekend
• Injured hiker air-lifted to safety in Prescott
• New Prescott Valley charter school seeks council OK
• Consultant on board to seek new Yavapai College president
• State: Health care eyed for new budget cuts
• Church adopts Prescott school for the holidays
• Man arrested on charges of firing gun in parking lot
• Christmas tree fire causes $15,000 in damage
• Silent Witness offers reward for stolen signs
• Paulsen resigns from Humboldt Unified school board
• Elderly Couple Swindled Out of Quarter Million $$$
• Priem's next hearing Friday in Cottonwood
• Gas Prices: Dec. 15
• Catch 22 Day 15 Suspect: JOEL VIDRIO
• Injured Hiker Rescued By Helicopter from Granite Mountain
• Prescott City Council raises water, sewer rates
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council Meeting: Dec. 14, 2010
• Superintendent Announces the Christmas Card Winners!
• Prescott Valley man gets life in prison for landlord's 2009 murder
• Turley steps down as Chino Valley High School principal
• Hells Angels plead not guilty to charges in Chino Valley shooting
• Deadline next month for Springfest beneficiary applications
• Catch 22, Day 14
• 1940s radio play re-creates 'greatest generation' night
• Prescott Valley man gets life in prison for landlord's 2009 murder
• DeMocker indicted on combined charges
• Teaching techniques span the globe, from China to Prescott
• Turley steps down as Chino Valley High School principal
• State & National: Feds decline half of Indian Country cases
• Hells Angels plead not guilty to charges in Chino Valley shooting
• 'Downwinder' radiation presentation scheduled next month
• Chamber CEO: Food drive 'very great
• Catch 22 Day 14 Suspect: CARLOS PIMENTEL
• Deadline next month for Chino Valley benefit
• Local family helps brighten Christmas for needy kids
• Tax season looking for local volunteers
• Kids Care Too piles up the donations
• Fire damages mobile home in Chino Valley
• Chino Valley town hall up for remodeling soon
• Dead And Down Wood Permits For 2011 Available January 3, 2011
• Catch 22, Day 13
• Latino panelists share their experiences of life in Prescott
• Prescott Boy Scout's all-day food drive boosts donations
• PUSD OKs additional money for contingency account
• State: NAU instructor dispels perceptions of disabled
• Prescott water/sewer rate hikes up for vote
• Mountain Institute Governing Board approves JTED programs for next school year
• PUSD board adopts vision, mission statement
• Skyview students set Ancient Egypt to music
• Two middle school students arrested on charges of possession of prescription pills
• Structure fire renders home off Senator Highway a total loss
• Chino Valley town hall up for remodeling soon
• Fire damages mobile home in Chino Valley
• CASA for Teens: 'Amanda'
• Pre-school art show previews luncheon, auction
• HUSD governing board will look at facility fee schedule
• Catch 22 Day 13 Suspect: JOSE ROGELIO HERRERA-MARTINEZ
• Gas Prices: Dec. 13
• Two Horses, A Dark HIghway and a Spontaneous Community
• CATCH 22, Day 12
• Wreath-laying at Prescott National Cemetery honors fallen troops
• 'Shop With a Cop' brightens Christmas for 84 local children
• Viewpoint Drive project to begin Monday
• Gas Prices: Dec. 12
• 'The Wizard of Oz' meets Santa in unique musical
• Letter: Turley to resign as Chino Valley principal
• P&Z to review medical marijuana law
• Court seeks comment on finalists for judge
• Boy Scout statue dedication set for Wednesday
• 2 students arrested on drug paraphernalia charges
• Days Past: Widow's sons among Prescott's first railroad men
• Catch 22 Day 12 Suspect: LANNY ROBERT KEARNS
• Early Morning Fire Destroys Home in Pines
• Catch 22, Day 11
• Prescott's Acker Night bigger and better than ever
• Prescott Valley Town Council criticizes LD1 reps for lifting fireworks ban
• Man found dead in car parked at Walmart
• Dancers for Wishes event raises $2,000 for Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Mackey named Yavapai County's presiding judge
• Residents visit, have treasures appraised at Christmas Tea
• Officials close Jerome Grand Hotel
• 50-foot tree lights the sky
• PV man charged with super-extreme DUI after allegedly passing out in running car
• PV to host open house Tuesday
• YCSO detectives arrest 2 on possession of meth charges
• Injured passenger leads police to hit-and-run suspect
• Catch 22 Day 11 Suspect: JUAN RAMON DOMINGUEZ
• CYMPO ready to move forward with RFP for regional transit program
• Six file to run for council
• Police warn public of new scam
• Chino transit building ridership slowly
• Chino won't conduct referendum until May
• Slowdowns Expected on I17
• Lifelong Learning at Prescott College Offers DreamTending Course
• The Lifelong Learning Center at Prescott College Presents Kindermusik
• Automated Book Sorter Shortens Turnaround
• Referendum Election to Be Held in May
• CATCH 22, Day 10
• Judge sentences former Prescott developer Elise Townsend to 5 years of probation
• Ousted mayor enjoys mountain biking, retirement lifestyle
• Council defers discussion of Downer crash gate until January workshop
• CYMPO ready to move forward with RFP for regional transit program
• DPS task force arrests Vagos gang members in northern Ariz.
• Police continue search for bank robbery suspect
• 'Burning Desire' food drive is today, Saturday
• Police warn public of new scam
• Six file to run for PV council
• Chino won't conduct referendum until May
• Gas Prices: Dec. 10
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Daniel
• Catch 22 Day 10 Suspect: KRISTEN MARTIN
• CV Murder Victim Died From Blunt Trauma, Stab Wounds
• 2 running for mayor, 4 vie for council seats in Chino Valley
• CATCH 22, Day 9
• Guilty or not? Dismissed DeMocker jurors speak out
• Probe yields cause of death in Chino Valley homicide
• New ball field in the works at Kuebler complex
• Highway 69 lane closure slated for Thursday night
• 6 running for mayor, 3 council seats in Chino Valley
• UAF "Stars of the Week" - Taylor and Lincoln
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of Dec. 9
• Gas Prices: Dec. 9
• Catch 22 Day 9 Suspect: ERNESTO ROMERO-SALCEDO
• Acker Countdown!
• Prescott bank robbery suspect at large
• Bank Robbery at Miller Valley Wells Fargo
• Prescott Valley man honors late wife with display she loved
• Humboldt School District report outlines another bleak fiscal year
• ADOT: Fain Road connector project could be 20 years away
• Prescott Valley folks 'burn' to feed hungry
• Hwy 69 narrows to one lane, each direction, on Thursday evening
• Students, taxpayers benefit directly from tax credit money
• Fire chief explains fire coverage policies at Paulden meeting
• PACO plans Emergency Services Information Day in January
• Judge rules KOA referendum must go to Chino voters
• Health Dept. warns of whooping cough
• Happening This Week: Dec. 8 - Dec. 15
• Citizens invited to comment on Town's Hazard Mitigation Plan
• YCSO says 'Tis the season for scams and fraud'
• Brief: Curves ladies plan reunion
• Brief: Senior van heads to holiday events
• Correction: ALCO manager's name
• Brief: Interfaith concert this Sunday
• Brief: Deadline Friday for Hometown Christmas entries
• Tobin elected as House Majority Leader
• Paulden resident offers $100 for lost dog, Buddy
• Deadline today for mayor, council candidacies
• Better Business Bureau says layaway a good alternative to charging purchases
• CV Referendum To Take Place, According to Judge Brutinel
• Christina Priem's Bond Set at $250K
• CATCH 22, Day 8
• Honor Flight takes WWII vets to D.C.
• ADOT: Fain Road connector project could be 20 years away
• Judge rules KOA referendum must go to Chino voters
• Prescott mayor could be back at work soon
• Police: Priem's children exposed to illicit drugs during camping trip
• Yavapai Humane Society battling cat virus outbreak
• Supervisors make no decision about Tao Fellowship settlement
• Prescott Valley officials to meet with state lawmakers
• The big party's comin'
• 8 kids taken to hospital after school bus crash
• Catch 22 Day 8 Suspect: OLIVIA MAE SOBELMAN
• Prescott Valley storm-drain project will last 2 weeks
• Custodial mom of Sylar Newton arrested on drug charges
• Dewey-Humboldt looks locally for interim town administrator
• Live Workshop for the Prescott City Council: Oct. 5, 2010
• Bunker files to seek re-election
• Catch 22, Day 7
• Man jailed on murder charge in Chino Valley woman's death
• Sons, daughters of Pearl Harbor survivors tell their stories
• County redistricting begins -Supervisors take 1st step toward 5-member board
• 2 face assault charges after accident, fight
• Photos: History of the frontier
• Police arrest 2 men on aggravated assault charges after allegedly attacking teens
• Gas Prices: Dec. 7
• Bunker files to seek re-election
• Catch 22 Day 7 Suspect: WILLIAM PATRICK WAIBEL
• Breaking News: Chino woman found dead at home; local man faces charge
• BREAKING NEWS: Custodial mom of Sylar Newton arrested on drug charges
• Sylar Newton's 'Caretaker' Arrested on Drug Charges
• Homicide in Chino Valley - Teen Suspect in Custody
• Mayoral candidate files in Chino Valley
• CATCH 22, Day 6
• POPS Chorus, orchestra team up for performance
• Prescott will host centennial kick-off in September 2011
• Book sheds light on true cowboy way
• LOCAL PHOTO: Christmas countdown at 19 days
• Prescott tour stop brings back free outdoor concert
• CASA for Kids: 'Wanda'
• Photo: Stuff the Truck event raises $1,900 for Salvation Army
• Mountain Institute announces community advisory council
• PUSD Governing Board says goodbye to outgoing member
• PAL is looking for leaders of the year
• Catch 22 Day 6 Suspect: MIGUEL ANGEL LONZO FRANCO
• State: Arizona preps for pot shop green rush
• Catch 22, Day 5
• Prescott Christmas Parade, courthouse lighting draw thousands
• Board of Supervisors to get legal advice on retreat acting as a resort
• Coats for Kids program spreads the warmth
• ADOT outlines tips for driving in winter weather
• Gas Prices: Dec. 5
• Days Past: A pretty girl and a prayer for the USS Arizona
• "Meet and Greet" to be held Wednesday
• Family center plans Dec. 10 art show
• Prescott police offer child safety seat inspections
• Photo: The Prescott Regulators and Their Shady Ladies receive awards
• Photo: Night Light Parade in PV brings visions of Christmas
• Catch 22 Day 5 Suspect: CLAUDIO DURAN LOPEZ
• Prescott College’s Economic Impact Continues to Increase in Pace with Annual Budget
• Prescott College End-of-Term Dance Party to Support Prescott Pride Center
• The Lifelong Learning Center at Prescott College Presents Avalanche Certification Courses
• CATCH 22, Day 4
• Scammers ramp up tricks and schemes around the holidays
• The gavel is passed: Judge's family takes part in investiture
• Dewey-Humboldt looks locally for interim town administrator
• Arizona school officials brace for budget cuts
• Woman arrested on outstanding warrant
• Mayoral candidate files in Chino Valley
• Christmas, jazz concerts are Dec. 5, 6
• Local photo: Unwrapping frenzy
• Black Canyon City body in burned home may have been a suicide
• Prescott Valley man arrested on murder charges
• Meeting features webinar with 'Queen of Rehab'
• Gas Prices: Dec. 4
• Catch 22, Day 3
• MoveOn.org members rally against extending tax cuts to wealthy
• Acker Music Night ready to shake, rattle and roll
• Vacant home found flooded, vandalized
• Man charged with armed robbery of narcotics, cash
• 'THIS IS A STICK-UP.' 'ARE YOU SERIOUS?': Arrest made after Whataburger robbery
• Enter your home in the Courier Christmas Lighting contest
• Interim manager in the works in anticipation of Norwood's departure
• Nye turns in Town Council signatures
• Prescott gets in holiday spirit starting tonight
• Woman gets 2 years in Arizona prison for scheme
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Kayleen
• Prescott City Council considers new ball field at Kuebler Field
• CCJ Open Door needs gifts to give to needy
• Free seminar aims to help people align conscious, subconscious minds
• Gas Prices: Dec. 3
• Catch 22 Day 3 Suspect: HERSCHELL ROY SCOTT SR.
• Protecting Against Whooping Cough
• Prescott Valley woman pleads guilty in prison escape case
• Suspect in Walgreens Armed Robbery Apprehended
• ‘Tis the Season for Scams and Fraud
• Women’s Empowerment Breakthrough (WEB) Offers Teen Rafting Trip on the Colorado River
• Catch 22, Day 2
• Workshop? Yep. Toy maker? Yep. Christmas spirit? Oh yeah ...
• Traffic calmer talk in Prescott anything but calm
• Friday Night Lights: Christmas comes early to Prescott Valley.
• ERAU program eases veterans' transition into academic life
• Students wage 'penny war' for local food bank
• Catch 22 to find most wanted felons began Wednesday
• Prescott man stopped by Border Patrol learns criminal is using his Social Security number
• Prescott Creeks logo contest under way
• Henningsen named to Crown King school board
• United Animal Friends "Star of the Week" - Winkie
• Man allegedly stole space heaters from vacationers' home
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of Dec. 2
• Catch 22 Day 2 Suspect: JOEL MEDINA-ORTIZ
• Gas Prices: Dec. 2
• See more MOST WANTED suspects in Yavapai County
• Catch 22 Day 1 Suspect: DOMINGO VALDEZ-ANGUIANO
• Dewey-Humboldt interim town manager quits, council seeks replacement
• Dewey-Humboldt: Mayor, 3 council seats up for grabs in March election; 9 consider candidacy
• ADOT targets new connector corridor from I-17 to Fain Road
• ADOT schedules meetings on I-17/Fain Road corridor
• Prescott Valley to light up Civic Center on Friday night
• Yavapai College Music Department set to dazzle
• Gifts for the troops
• Medicare help at CASA Senior Center
• ERAU has online workshops
• Kids Book open for entries
• Food and Fleece Drive benefits Pet Food Bank
• Holiday Helpers
• First official candidate files for town council election
• Medicare enrollment outreach Dec. 2 includes free lunch, transportation
• Angel Tree, Toys for Tots boxes ready for shoppers
• Chino Town Planning & Zoning Commission seeks to fill 4 positions
• Paulden man admits to taking 3 room heaters from neighbors' home while they were gone
• Elks honor Fire, Police and Dispatcher of the Year
• Happening This Week: Dec 1 - Dec 8
• Cans-4-Kids for CV Head Start seeks cash & toy donations
• Brief: First Southern Baptist Church to give away clothing Fri.-Sat.
• Brief: Women Voters sponsors non-profit 'Meet & Greet'
• The season to trim trees
• Catch 22, Day 1
• LOCAL PHOTO: December is here
• DeMocker jurors officially dismissed
• State: Privatization panel eyes parks, prisons
• ADOT targets new connector corridor from I-17 to Fain Road
• New Prescott city manager talks go into closed-door session
• Brewer outlines tax, economic development plan
• D-H interim town manager quits; council seeks replacement
• Body identified in Black Canyon City fire
• FBI investigating company behind nixed Prescott Valley prison
• Two candidates file for council seats in Prescott Valley, Chino Valley
• Prescott Valley council to consider deferring fees for Granville
• Arizona general election turnout was 55.6 percent
• Connect with artists at PAAHC meeting Wednesday night
• PAWS fundraiser to help women's shelter is Thursday
• Donate items for troops and their children
• Gas Prices: Dec. 1
• The sounds of Irish Christmas on stage Thursday in Prescott
• PV woman pleads guilty in prison escape case
• Prison Escapee's Ex-Wife Pleads Guilty
• Beware of scam; don't give info over telephone
• More Traffic Calming for Rosser Street?
• ADOT Officials Seek Public Input on Fain Road Connector
• Homeowner hits boiling point over water bill
• Prescott Area Women's Shelter 'safe haven' helps family regain independence
• Police arrest 3 for extreme DUI during holiday task force
• Donations for Pet Food Bank being accepted
• Man admits stealing Christmas tree, couple could face charges
• Prescott police arrest student on pot charges
• Man gets one year for resisting arrest
• Groom Creek FD Says Thanks, Details Progress
• Unwrapping competition between Prescott Fire chiefs to benefit family
• Man sentenced to probation for aggravated DUI
• Gas Prices: Nov. 30
• Arizona doing recount of close vote on Prop. 112
• Tickets still available to YC holiday concert
• PV accepting applications for housing program
• Christmas event open to public on Thursday
• Acting classes perform final exams Dec. 2
• Fremont House closing for new roof project
• Public invited to Adult Center Christmas bash
• Granite Mountain Riders donate $500 to Shop with a Cop
• Arizona legislator to propose new force for border
• Dog-gone miracle: Prescott Valley man finds missing beagle after 11-day search
• Prescott PD Makes Three Extreme DUI Arrests During Taskforce
• Dewey-Humboldt mayor won't seek re-election
• One dies, another seriously injured in rollover on Highway 89 in Prescott Valley
• Body found after house fire in Black Canyon City
• Auction shines light on those touched by AIDS
• Dewey-Humboldt mayor won't seek re-election
• State: US-Mexico project IDs border crossing victims
• State: Non-aerial fireworks soon to be legal in Arizona
• Gas Prices: Nov. 29
• New roof being installed on Frémont House
• UAF to host affordable spay and neuter clinic
• Thanksgiving Day fire chars home off Coronado Avenue in Prescott
• Carter sworn in as Arizona Association of Counties president
• Elk's raffle under way
• Decorating contest deadline Dec. 13
• Female Body Found in Black Canyon Fire
• It's a Snowy Day Today!
• Prescott illuminates the season with Light Parade
• Prescott residents from 1911 would notice many changes to Arizona Pioneers' Home
• Philanthropists give property to Big Brothers free and clear
• Peace Project event to benefit kids in Haiti
• Fatality in 89A rollover identified
• Gas Prices: Nov. 28
• Days Past: 1920s actor Mitchell Ingraham and his Elks Theatre connection
• Black Canyon City Fire Investigation Finds Body
• Shoppers follow sales, tradition on Black Friday
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• From scrap to sparkle: UniSource float regularly attracts attention along Light Parade route
• Police encourage people to join Block Watch
• Man allegedly choked woman after huffing dust remover
• Marana must pay county's legal fees in sewer fight
• Photos: Santa Claus has come to town
• Get gifts wrapped while helping local charities
• Suspect arrested on charges of wire theft
• Town to change public meeting dates
• Live Update of Black Friday Scene
• Preventive measures can stop disasters before they happen
• Creative Workshop inspires, empowers homeless, who find ways to contribute
• Concert surrounds diners with sound
• Saturday hike goes to Agua Fria rock art site
• 'Sneak' peek of courthouse lights set for Tuesday
• City OKs 4-way stop at Robinson and Stetson
• Prescott Firefighter's Charities donates $2,000 to Yavapai Food Bank
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Nick
• Gas Prices: Nov. 26
• Photo: Yavapai County Education Foundation President Tim Wiederaenders welcomes new board members
• Suspect arrested on charges of wire theft
• Two arrested, another two facing charges, in Prescott Valley vehicle burglaries
• Getting Ready for Black Friday
• Detectives Arrest CV Resident in Copper Wire Theft
• Women’s Empowerment Breakthrough (WEB) Presents Healing Arts and Wellness Fair
• Courier decorating contest returns
• Norwood plans mid-January move to Texas
• City of Prescott hit with lawsuit by trash company
• Food drives make sure everyone has a joyous Thanksgiving
• 3 injured in collision on Pioneer Parkway
• State: Navajo high court reduces sanctions for attorney
• Some Phoenix fliers find pat-downs 'humiliating'
• Thanksgiving meal more costly this year
• AAA predicting increased holiday travel this weekend
• Police seek help identifying bank robbery suspect
• Shop Local: Unique holiday gifts abound
• Gas prices: Nov. 25
• Local events for the holidays
• Man who used his cashier girlfriend to steal from store sentenced to probation
• Accident Results in Pioneer Parkway Closure
• Donations needed for pet food bank
• Boy Scouts of America Celebrate 30 years of caring for Palace Station
• Parks & Rec Activities
• Prescott Firefighter's Charities Donates $2000 to the Yavapai Food Bank
• Prescott City Manager Accepts High Profile Texas Job
• Prescott Valley illuminates Christmas with displays
• Prescott Valley offices closed Wed. - Fri.; Skate at Tim's on Thursday
• Chamber seeks more entries for light parade
• Candidate pool changes slightly in Prescott Valley, Chino
• Wreaths Across America to honor fallen soldiers deadline approaches
• Prescott Valley man injured in motorcycle crash
• House, dog lost in fire
• Judge hears arguments in Kampgrounds of America RV park case
• KOA referendum pamphlet arguments due Dec. 8
• Chino bus service needs more volunteer drivers
• Candidate pool changes slightly in Chino
• Mountain Institute JTED awards growth, sustainability grants
• Hubble joins CVUSD Governing Board
• Correction: Council candidate says stand on KOA incorrect
• Happening This Week: Nov. 24 - Dec. 1
• Brief: Community invited to Interfaith Concert Dec. 12
• Brief: Ladies Christmas party set for Dec. 4
• Brief: Library sells Christmas books, magazines
• Brief: Holiday boutique features alpaca gifts
• Brief: Extension office will check pressure canners
• Prescott College Graduating Seniors Offer Dance Performance
• Prescott College Graduations, Baccalaureate Showcase Student Achievement
• LOCAL PHOTO: Thanksgiving is almost here
• Hearings continue on sealed DeMocker records
• Candidate pool changes slightly in PV, Chino
• State: What earmarks? Kyl reaps $200M
• Yavapai College approves monthly contract for Horton
• State: Navajo lawmakers override wind energy project veto
• Prescott Valley man injured in motorcycle crash
• Donation locations ready to accept gifts for kids in foster care
• Brutinel’s Appointment Surpasses His Expectations
• Gas Prices: Nov. 24
• Courthouse lighting getting more money
• Settlement in works with religious center over violations
• Texas city calls on Prescott City Manager Norwood
• Norwood Chosen for Round Rock City Manager Position
• Senator John McCain's Statement Regarding North Korean Attacks
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council Meeting: Nov 23, 2010
• Superintendent Tim Carter Elected as President of AACo
• Prescott Valley chamber readies 11th annual Valley of Lights show
• Photo & video: Harvest Fest
• Goodyear man gets probation for drug, DUI charges
• Exchange Club seeks members
• Jury finds man a sexually violent person
• Gas Prices: Nov. 23
• Effort under way to help seniors, kids for the holidays
• United Animal Friends' drive is for the pets
• Sharlot Hall Museum taking donations
• Angel Tree seeks help from community
• Grants To You's next training class is Dec. 4
• Salvation Army offers free turkey-day meal
• Hubble joins CVUSD Governing Board
• Walnut Grove Elementary fills last vacancy
• Earmarks
• Judge Brutinel Appointed to AZ Supreme Court
• Brewer picks Brutinel for Arizona Supreme Court seat
• Economic development top priority for 2011-12
• Town Council candidate pool grows by two
• Sharlot Hall Museum Holiday Hours
• No Burns Planned November 22- 28th, 2010
• 20 veterans honored for their service at Prescott center
• 60 years later, State Historian returns to Cordes
• Holiday issues top Prescott Council agenda
• State: Future being mapped for Coconino National Forest
• Church zoning hearing set for this Tuesday
• PV resident a hit at Toastmasters contest
• Photo: PHYSICS FUN
• Mountain Institute JTED awards growth, sustainability grants
• Gas Prices: Nov. 22
• AARP driver safety program next month
• Deadline approaches for Wreaths Across America to honor fallen soldiers
• Restitution program helps people charged with misdemeanors
• LOCAL PHOTO: Gingerbread Village is open
• Paul Gosar Completes Orientation Training
• Couple marries at Prescott Walmart
• Fallen Warrior Bears comfort survivors
• Local group helps breast cancer patients 'Reach to Recovery'
• Economic development top priority for 2011-12
• Gas Prices: Nov. 21
• Thanksgiving Day Closures
• In the pink
• Photo: 'Hawaiian Punch' connects for local walk of honor
• Wreck on Highway 69 causes minor injuries
• Prescott police will use grants for increased DUI, speed enforcement
• PANT arrests 2 men on charges of selling dangerous drugs
• St. Luke's Episcopal Church and the Fremont House: Part II
• Bomber a 'Just for Grownups' - International Film
• State lawmakers eye broad business tax relief
• No injuries in school bus vs. car collision
• Man arrested after allegedly pointing loaded rifle at sister
• Paving project millings benefit Prescott's dirt streets
• Taylor Hicks book parade is a 30-year tradition
• Commercial property owners question increase in HUSD's secondary property tax
• Prescott Valley Town Council candidate pool grows by two
• Town of Chino Valley seeks volunteer drivers
• Public meeting will focus on Rosser reconstruction/traffic calming
• Gas Prices: Nov. 19
• Wear holiday costumes to Jingle Bell 5K Run/Walk
• Organist Bradley Welch performs Sunday
• Organizations serving young people invited to submit information to new Big Kids' Book
• Get photos of your pet with 'Santa Claws' on Dec. 4, 5
• Man arrested on warrants after found asleep in middle of street
• PVtrib.com Reader Poll: HUSD aquatic center
• Prescott Preparing to Study Prop 203 Implementation
• Prescott College Presents Philosophy Of The Thinking Body: Butoh Basics And Exploration
• Museum’s Frémont House To Close During Reroofing
• City board postpones debate on Prescott College dorm project
• Judge hears arguments in Kampgrounds of America RV park case
• Theft-in-progress tip leads to arrest
• Child's Museum program to help youths flourish is 'Spot'-on
• Incident at elementary school shows it's never too early to talk with kids about drugs
• Autopsy today for body thought to be mother of murdered girl
• Boycott over SB 1070 sees mixed results
• Wheels of justice grind slowly for DeMocker
• Norwood awaits word on Texas city manager job
• Man arrested on warrants after found asleep in middle of street
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Harrison
• Bradshaw Mountain High School Drama Troupe puts on 'The Man Who Came to Dinner'
• New group for blind, visually impaired meets Saturday
• United Animal Friends slashes prices for online auction
• Gas Prices: Nov. 18
• Town of Prescott Valley accepting housing rehab applications
• Man cited in collision on Highway 69
• Judgment Expected Today on CV Lawsuit
• It's never too early for high school juniors to plan that next step
• Work on Hwy. 89 bridge moving forward again
• Man cited in collision on Highway 69
• State: Key lawmaker opposed to relaxing sentences
• Jury to determine if man is a sexually violent person
• Man arrested on charges of fraudulent use of a city credit card
• Correction: Kendall Thomas Linne
• United Animal Friends Star of the Week - Maui
• Town of Prescott Valley accepting housing rehab applications
• Brighten a needy family's holidays with Turkey Drop
• Santa poses with pets on Saturday
• Gas Prices: Nov. 18
• Postal workers collecting canned food Saturday
• 'Warmth from the Heart' crafts festival is Saturday
• Fuddrucker's Friday night proceeds to benefit PHS basketball program
• Whooping Cough Found at Cottonwood Middle School
• PV Council Begins Work on Medical Marijuana Rules
• Mayor Kuykendall Goes Home to Recover
• Public Input Wanted on New Marijuana Rules
• Tracking cash flow at Humboldt schools an evolving effort
• Update on Woman's Body Found Near Seligman
• Prescott Mayor ready for discharge from YRMC after Friday surgery
• Flying High Turkey Drive to help feed hungry folks
• Humboldt Unified's aquatic center effort still alive
• Dewey-Humboldt council to study role, recruitment of town manager in Thursday session
• Hells Angels & Vagos motorcycle gangs: Judge sends shooting case back to Grand Jury
• Happening This Week: Nov 17 - Nov 23
• Brief: Church cooks up free Thanksgiving meal
• Brief: YRMC speakers featured at senior forum
• Brief: Sign-ups begin for Hometown Christmas
• Brief: Highlands Center plans arts & crafts sale
• Brief: Cowboy poet foursome will entertain at PFAA
• Former Curves owner encourages young women to exercise with donation
• Business Brief: New bookstore also offers antiques, crafts, more
• Class covers carriage Driving basics
• Arthur Castaneda Arrested in Credit Card Theft
• Lonesome Valley Productions Presents '1940’s Radio Hour'
• Local turkey drives in full force, seek donations
• Humboldt Unified's aquatic center effort still alive
• State: Budget cuts halt Phoenix man's liver transplant
• State: Arizona expected to pick up a 9th U.S. House seat
• Parents & Kids: What to do after school?
• Thursday presentation at Highlands Center cancelled
• Police urge residents to use layers of protection for home security
• Deputies arrest three on charges of burglary in Peeples Valley
• Prescott police arrest man on charges of criminal impersonation
• Soroptimists lend helping hands, here and abroad
• Gas prices: Nov. 17
• Deputies Catch Burglars in the Act
• Arizona starts medical marijuana implementation
• Supervisors OK 1-year pact with Prescott Downtown Partnership
• Hells Angels & Vagos motorcycle gangs: Judge sends shooting case back to Grand Jury
• Gas Prices: Nov. 16
• Irish duo add to Celtic concert series
• TSA: No immediate plans for body scanners at Prescott Airport
• Council candidate pool changes in Prescott Valley
• Extra-terrestrial writing on tap for local literary series
• Photo: Showing off the west
• Readings to take place Thursday in Skull Valley
• Sharlot Hall's Archives closing temporarily
• New study looks at wells' effects on Verde Valley streamflows
• Photos: Doing business at the Prescott Valley showcase
• UofA Cooperative Extension offers Master Gardener volunteer training
• Body Found Near Seligman Likely That of Missing Vegas Mom
• Body found near Seligman likely that of missing Vegas mom
• Aquatic center back on HUSD board agenda
• Voters approve Arizona medical marijuana measure
• Prescott Valley police awarded several grants
• Police arrest kidnapping suspect following release from hospital
• Contractor to begin Prescott Valley path today
• Bidwill Offers Tips on Bringing Jobs to Prescott Area
• PVtrib.com Reader Poll: medical marijuana bill
• Yuma Drive house shot up near Chino Valley
• CVUSD moving forward with energy savings projects at high school
• CVUSD accepts Noggle's resignation, rehires him via third-party contract
• Sharlot Hall Museum Launches Holiday Food Drive
• Aquatic center back on HUSD board agenda
• Flagstaff schools send home warnings about overweight students
• Spring Valley teen gets royal treatment from Make-A-Wish foundation
• Prescott Council sets special meeting for election canvass
• ERAU air traffic management program prepares students to manage the sky
• State: Brewer has set markers on what to expect
• Yavapai College one of three Arizona colleges to receive share of Engineering Pathway money
• Yuma Drive house shot up near Chino Valley
• WWII veteran in Arizona remembers USS Indianapolis
• Gas Prices: Nov. 15
• CASA for Babies: 'Willie and Vin'
• Tip a Cop raises $1,450 for Special Olympics Arizona
• Shots Fired on Yuma Drive in Chino Valley – 2 Arrested
• Danish student teachers gain a new perspective from Prescott school
• Voters reject trust land swaps for military bases
• What's in your water? Forum reveals importance of properly treating wastewater that's recharged into aquifers
• Knaup plans Uganda trip to help center for impoverished women
• Supervisors to discuss plane crash lawsuit
• Supervisors to cut ribbon on remodeled building
• Gas Prices: Nov. 14
• Prescott Valley police awarded several grants
• Days Past: St. Luke's Episcopal Church and the Fremont House: Part I
• Prescott Forest plans burns for next week
• Verde Partnership annual meeting is Monday
• Red Cross recruiting volunteers in Prescott tomorrow evening
• Prescott police need volunteers to help community
• Briggs discusses history of ranching at Phippen
• Sons and Daughters of Pearl Harbor Survivors chapter inducts members Nov. 17 at Prescott V
• BREAKING NEWS: Voters approve Arizona medical marijuana measure
• Prescribed Fire Plans For The Week Of November 15, 2010
• Medical marijuana measure pulls ahead in vote count
• Game and Fish to buy Horseshoe Ranch next to Agua Fria Monument
• Police arrest kidnapping suspect following release from hospital
• United Animal Friends launches online auction
• CVUSD moving forward with energy savings projects at high school
• Gas Prices: Nov. 13
• Contractor to begin PV path Monday
• CVUSD accepts Noggle's resignation, rehires him via third-party contract
• Photo: YMCA's Lights On After School program is all fun and games
• Prop 203 'Yes' Votes Take 4400 Vote Lead
• Code enforcement change might speed process for weed abatement
• BREAKING NEWS: Judge declares mistrial in DeMocker murder trial
• Norwood one of five finalists for Texas job
• Chino Valley Town Council moves to keep protecting open space
• Mayor Kuykendall To Have Heart Surgery This Morning
• Will Medical Marijuana Pass? And Other Election News
• PFAA Presents Where In The Woods Is Our Elf?
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Shyeanne
• Gas Prices: Nov. 12
• Four jets to participate in demonstrations at Prescott Airport this weekend
• Dewey-Humboldt library offering Thanksgiving crafts for kids Saturday
• Code enforcement change might speed process for weed abatement
• Families find loved ones' names along Walk of Honor at Military Service Monument in Prescott Valley
• Chino Valley Town Council moves to keep protecting open space
• Veterans and families honor those who served at Veterans Day Parade
• Prescott council approves 'notice of intent' to raise water and wastewater rates
• Prescott council prohibits fireworks within city limits
• Prescott puts state centennial plans under tourism department
• Veterans dedicate newly rebuilt obelisk in Prescott
• Stars Of The Season Family Planetarium Program
• Violinist Marie Rhines Is Featured At Prescott Downtown Library’s Music For Lunch
• Man arrested on charges of vandalizing signs in protest of road conditions
• Café Socrates Philosophers' Club Meets At Prescott Public Library
• Police trace car abandoned after alleged hit-and-run collisions to Embry-Riddle student
• Flannery, Schumacher will not Seek Re-election
• Local 'Wizard of Oz' play lives up to classic film
• Mayor Marlin Kuykendall Suffers Heart Attack
• Bleachers filled at veterans appreciation concert
• BREAKING NEWS: Kuykendall suffers apparent heart attack
• How to Become an Equipment Operator for Wildland Fire Suppression in 2011
• Bleachers filled at veterans appreciation concert
• Man sentenced to probation for sending sexual texts to 13-year-old
• Candidate pool grows by 2 in Chino Valley; no change in PV
• Four possibly vying for Chino Council election
• Williamson Valley dispute over sanitary district heats up
• Candidate pool grows by 2 in Chino Valley
• Prescott Council approves scaled-down lobbying contract
• Prescott College Presents Panel and Workshop on Immigration and Ethnic Studies Bills
• Prescott hotel opens its doors to displaced veterans
• VA Center Parade. Other Events Slated
• HUSD school earns national honor in D.C.
• Norwood a Finalist for Round Rock City Manager Position
• Singing Workshop ‘The Natural Voice’ At Prescott College Chapel
• Parade and monument rededication set for Veterans Day
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of Nov. 11
• United Animal Friends Star of the Week - Rosie
• Local events for the holidays
• Local artisans on hand at Highlands Center event
• Prescott High School student charged with possession of marijuana
• Sing Along With The Folk Collection -Everybody Does!
• Yavapai County awaits budget fallout
• Concerts, parade, monument rededication mark Veterans Day in Prescott area
• Prescott settles with Demerse Avenue project contractor
• Gas Prices: Nov. 9
• Flannery won't seek re-election to Prescott Valley council
• Inscription Canyon sewer district invites public to hear about moratorium
• Yavapai College president submits resignation
• Have play, will produce ... PFAA looking for young playwrights
• District must use or lose B Bond money
• Prescott, Prescott Valley prevail in suit over impact fee waiver
• Van strikes school bus in Prescott Valley
• Prescott VA's history project among the best in nation at archiving veterans' experiences
• Flannery, Schumacher won't run again
• Teens smoking more 'Spice,' police say; incense-like substance not illegal, but can produce dangerous side effects
• Pride runs deep - nearly 7 miles deep - for submariners
• Gas Prices: Nov. 10
• A Day With Smokey
• Motorcycle toy run is Saturday
• Brief: School plans ice cream social benefit for Pollaks
• Van strikes school bus in Prescott Valley
• Brief: Chino Animal Hospital offers rabies clinic Sat.
• United Animal Friends needs pet food donations
• Brief: Legion auxiliary plans arts & crafts show
• Three local veterans win gold medals at art festival
• Prescott Valley chamber hosting business expo
• Happening This Week: Nov. 10 - Nov. 17
• 50 veterans receive Warriors Medal of Valor at VA Medical Center
• Fish fry, raffle to aid CV woman
• Proceeds of car wash, bake sale Nov. 20 will go to Troops of local families
• Spinners and Weavers, Woodturners team up for holiday gift show, sale
• Prescott Valley man hospitalized after being stabbed during fight at party; several face variety of charges
• Home with no fire district coverage burns to ground
• Man sentenced to probation for sending sexual texts to 13-year-old
• Veterans Day closures
• Chino Valley police arrest student in connection with bomb threats
• Chino Valley police arrest student in connection with bomb threats
• Learn about new Forest Service grants next week
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council Meeting: Nov 11, 2010
• Motion Before 9th Circuit Court Could Create Election Chaos
• Crown King Sign Vandal Caught
• Morning PV Bus Crash Results In Minor Injuries
• Prescott, Prescott Valley prevail in suit over impact fee waiver
• Man hospitalized after being stabbed during fight at party; several face variety of charges
• Chino Valley police awarded grants for DUI, speed enforcement
• Fish fry, raffle to benefit Eliza Tyler
• Prescott Valley wins partial victory in lawsuits over events center
• Resident's E. coli may be from tainted Costco cheese
• HUSD board members voice opinions on aquatic center
• Prescribed Fire Plans on the Prescott NF November 8-12, 2010
• Veterans Day Holiday Closure at Prescott Public Library
• Homeowners Have One More Layer of Security
• Thanksgiving Day Holiday Closure at Prescott Public Library
• Prescott Police Receive Two Grants Over $38K
• Dynamic Display at Prescott Public Library
• Vote Processing Takes Time
• Spice - The New Designer Drug
• Firefighters keep shed fire from spreading on Sunday
• Brief: CVUSD will talk about superintendent
• City of Prescott eyes 'scaled down' Big Chino lobby
• Added police car, amended ordinances up for talks in Chino Valley
• Grants Available to Improve Forest Health
• ERAU hosts veterans appreciation concert
• HUSD board members voice opinions on aquatic center
• Eighth-graders write bill banning phone use while driving, give it to Sen. Pierce
• Downtown Prescott Association Donates $2,500 to Sharlot Hall Museum
• Prescott man arrested after allegedly stealing liquor from employer
• Judge warns lawyers that he might declare a mistrial in DeMocker case
• Lions Club comes to food bank's rescue
• Prop. 203's chances fade with count
• Deputy finds $215K in cash during traffic stop
• Gas Prices: Nov. 6
• Hopi wisdom keepers to share traditions
• PV wins partial victory in lawsuits over events center
• PV resident's E. coli may be from tainted Costco cheese
• Gas Prices: Nov. 5
• Animal control officer offers tips to keep pets safe
• Private trash hauler protests new Prescott regulations
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Reggie
• Over $200,000 Seized During Traffic Stop
• Prescott Valley woman airlifted after collision
• E. Coli Cases Tied to Cheese
• Making Christmas brighter: 'Tommy's tree' evolves into annual fundraising effort
• Prescott Valley Town Councilwoman Fran Schumacher won't seek re-election
• Prescott Valley man pleads guilty to murdering landlord
• From Search Warrant to Protest; More Fallout from Elks
• Election season starts in Prescott Valley
• Prescott Valley man pleads guilty to murdering landlord
• Chef signs 'Elixir of Life' cookbook today at Bella
• Thanksgiving theme for next 'Parents Night Out'
• BLM seeks Saturday volunteers at Table Mesa
• Tap into your imagination for Prescott Valley Create-A-Tree display
• Dewey-Humboldt selling gift-quality books this weekend and next
• Lawyer suspended for violating attorney-client relationship
• Andy Tobin, Steve Pierce get Ariz. legislative leadership roles again
• Alleged attempt to steal stop sign leads to theft, DUI charges
• Gas Prices: Nov. 4
• Locals react to election as some props still undecided
• Prescott Valley council to mull regulations
• State: Pearce chosen as next Arizona Senate president
• Four possibly vying for Chino Valley council elections
• Election season starts in Prescott Valley
• How about some good economic news, Prescott?
• City of Prescott Charter Amendments Pass Easily
• Plentiful rain, tornadoes mark October weather in northern Arizona
• Tobin, Fann to focus on Fixing Budget, Job Creation
• Phippen Museum gets early present
• New Bradshaw District Ranger Selected for the Prescott National Forest
• Fee Free Day in Celebration of Veterans Day
• Election Wrap-Up Notes
• Preserve tri-city area's unique character by doing your holiday shopping locally
• Keeping tax dollars in the community helps everyone
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of Nov. 4
• United Animal Friends "Star of the Week" - Frankie
• Gosar unseats Kirkpatrick as Arizona joins voters' new direction
• Voters elect Bergman and Paulsen to Humboldt School District Governing Board
• Youth will 'play their hearts out' in annual competition
• Gardiner, Range gain seats on Central Yavapai Fire Board
• Chino Valley transit bus schedule, times and pickups
• Live Update at Prescott's "Election Central"
• Ready to Roll: Chino Valley Transit up and running
• Gas Prices: Nov. 3
• Bard, Hubble claim CVUSD seats
• Prescott Young Professionals mixer is Thursday
• Brief: Deadlne Nov. 5 for Prescott Christmas parade
• Local Walmart unveils new look
• Brief: Open Night with Mayor canceled
• 'Dirty Rotten Scoundrels' musical matches movie for hilarity
• Brief: Last-Minute Christmas bazaar has sign-ups
• Prescott Valley's Unit 17 residents meet Wednesday night to name neighborhood
• Brief: Posse plans park & swap
• Girl hospitalized after passing out at party
• Brief: Angel Tree hours extended
• DPS report: Officers' car crossed center line in fatal August collision
• Chino mayor, 4 council seats up for election
• Prescott Council supportive of water/sewer rate hikes
• Happening This Week: Nov. 3 - Nov 9
• Election Results: Eight Charter Amendments Pass
• Voters call on Republican judges
• Next hearing date for men affiliated with Vagos has been set
• Acker Trust Open for Grant Applications
• Incumbents blend with newcomers on school boards
• Chino resident & ERAU cadets pack Goodies-4-Grunts
• Maybe Democrat Voters Boycotted Arizona
• Jubilant GOP wins the House, falls short of Senate
• Senior Friday Lunches celebrates one-year anniversary
• Department Contacts and Functions
• City voters approve all eight charter amendments
• Prescott College Presents Environmental Studies Colloquium Lecture Series
• Neighbors help Prescott Valley woman after storm damages tank
• Brewer wins over voters who like immigration law
• Council Workshop Wrap-up, Nov. 2 2010
• 4 pick up packets for Prescott Valley council seats; election in March
• Solar facility eyed for Bagdad; P&Z to weigh in
• Man sentenced to 2.5 years for stabbing
• Veterans Day Trash Pick-up Schedule
• Gas Prices: Nov. 2
• Horne Counting on Votes to Fight Obama Healthcare, Illegal Immigration
• Arizona Highways named Magazine of Year at prestigious conference
• Rotellini Stops in Prescott for Last-Minute Push
• Judge grants DeMocker's attorney extension to file motion in fraud charges
• Find your polling place and other helpful election day links
• Next hearing date for men affiliated with Vagos has been set
• Pavement Rehab Project Update
• Granite 6th-graders turn study of Egypt into museum pieces
• On the Agenda: City Council Workshop, Tuesday Nov. 2
• Lincoln Elementary School choir is bursting at the seams
• Live Update of the Victory Rally
• Turnout low for first day of public transit in Chino Valley
• Local Leaders Speak Out Against Medical Marijuana Initiative
• Supervisors postpone calling for bids on juvenile center project
• Cherney Family Welcomes New Baby on Election Eve
• Republicans continue traditional rally on Prescott courthouse steps
• Glassford Hill Road accident sends Prescott Valley woman to hospital
• Protesters condemn 'bullying' in Castaneda arrest/search warrant
• Alta Vista gardeners to plant bulbs
• Today is General Election Day; turnout expected to top 60 percent
• Blanket-Thon will be this Saturday
• Highlands Center offers tour of greenhouses
• Oldest runner praises youngest runner, organizers of Brad Malm Firefighter Fitness Walk/Run
• Local teens near goal of erecting commemorative Boy Scout statue
• More Details Emerge: Castaneda Search Warrant and Arrest
• Superintendent seeks applicants for vacancy on Skull Valley Elementary District Governing Board
• Election Results Summary
• Superintendent seeks applicants for vacancy on Walnut Grove Elementary District Governing Board
• Resultados Summary
• Sign-up deadline for Prescott water forum is Thursday
• Council re-appoints 3 to P&Z, names new member
• Sign-up deadline for Prescott water forum is Thursday
• Council approves fee waiver for apartment complex
• Show and Shine Car Show on Nov. 6 will benefit Breast Cancer Foundation
• Aquatic center update tops Humboldt school board slate
• Town Council sets next elections for March 8
• Bids for new juvenile center top county supervisors' agenda
• Aquatic center update tops Humboldt school board slate
• CASA for Kids: 'Terri'
• Plane crashes near Seligman, pilot survives
• New student adding dramatic flair to NAU-Yavapai
• Chino Valley OKS liens against homes with unpaid bills
• Gas Prices: Nov. 1
• 'Who's Who' of the AZ Republicans In Prescott Monday Night
• Prescott police seek donations to help needy children shop for the holidays
• Photos: All Hallow's Eve ~ a la Mt. Vernon
• LD1 Clean Elections candidates lag in contributions
• Deadline approaches for Prescott Christmas Parade entries
• GOP candidates to gather for rally Monday night
• Taking care of business
• Volunteers Assist Prescott Police in Daily Operations
• Prescott College inaugurates Woolever as 14th president
• Meditation group looks for new members
• Political Trails: Last Minute Election Odds'N'Ends
• Water, sewer rate hikes back on Prescott council agenda
• Construction of roundabout in Prescott begins
• Private Plane Crashes near Seligman – Pilot Survives
• PUSD governing board will hear JTED report
• PHS student referred to juvenile detention after smoking marijuana at football game
• PV council approves fee waiver for apartment complex
• Rally to Restore Sanity - the Prescott edition
• Submit entries for Christmas Parade by Friday
• Glassford Hill Middle School Principal's List 2010-2011/First Quarter
• Glassford Hill Middle School Honor Roll 2010-2011/First Quarter
• Days Past: 'The Horribles' of Prescott, 1881-1894: Part II
• Gas prices: Oct. 31
• Anti-pot group says people are systematically stealing signs
• Prescott Valley Town Council sets next elections for March 8
• Drugged driving explanation quells some Prop. 203 concerns
• Pioneers' Home cites many milestones over the century
• The bride wore black: Halloween wedding a tribute to a treasured soul
• Congressional race tightens as candidate rhetoric heats up
• Officer Andy Wing recognized for saving a life
• Safety officials team up to check car seats
• Teens using pacifiers, VapoRub, masks as drug paraphernalia
• Town finance manager returns to private sector
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council Meeting: Oct. 26, 2010
• Prescott College Presents Earth Days, A Documentary Film By Robert Stone
• Chino Valley businessman gets seat on governor's rural council
• Governor honors coalition for saving state parks from closure
• Prescott Valley woman arrested after allegedly stabbing and trying to run over people
• Concerned Citizen Group Plans City Hall Protest
• On the Agenda: City Council Meeting Oct. 26
• Breaking news: Bomb threat call comes in to 9-1-1 center; 2nd non-specific call evacuates school
• Archaeological group meets here this weekend
• Castle Canyon residents respond to survey
• Mayor Welcomes Brownbag Protestors
• Tourism Presentation at City Council Meeting, Tue. Oct. 26
• Brief: Raffle will benefit 5 Chino homes
• Classes set for in-home childcare
• Dewey-Humboldt approves fireworks on one-year trial
• Local Business Owner Plead Guilty to Theft
• Prescott Police: No Trick to Having Safe Halloween
• Brief: Book sale features home school collection
• Burns planned for coming week
• NAU to note Prescott Valley's 'pop' of POPS Symphony, Paul Manz
• Congresswoman Kirkpatrick: Earmarks & Campaign Donations
• Prescott PD Fosters Positive Relationships with "Shop With a Cop"
• Brief: Dutch-oven class continues
• Prescott police mentor teens who urge students to stay drug-free
• NAU sings praises of Prescott POPS co-founder
• Drama Continues at the Elks Theater
• Councilwoman Suttles Presents Water Smart Award to Local School
• Brief: Animal hospital drop-off spot for food donations
• PV council re-appoints 3 to P&Z, names new member
• DeMocker back in court today
• Halloween Safety Urged
• Council Wrap-up: Meeting of October 26, 2010
• Brief: Chino senior group celebrates 1 year of lunches
• Gas Prices: Oct. 30
• Open house aims to answer clubhouse remodel questions
• Handbook for CID's with Local Governing Boards
• Deadline For Christmas Parade Applications
• Prescott Police Officer Leads High School Mentoring Program
• Dentist will give 'Cash for Candy'
• Courthouse plaza, Sharlot Hall Museum hold Dia de los Muertos celebrations Sunday
• PV artist channels creativity into Halloween decorations
• October Seasonal Flu Shot Clinics Discontinued by Health Department
• Prescott NF Prescribed Fire Plans: November 1-5, 2010
• Chief Kabbel Recognizes Officer for Lifesaving Efforts
• Town of Chino Valley plans Halloween fun
• Red Ribbon Week gets anti-drug message out
• Rough Riders reenactment group to honor Roosevelt at Montezuma Castle
• Head Start Helps New Moms - Press Release:
• Kirkpatrick Credited With Saving Jobs
• Happening This Week: Oct. 28 through Nov. 2
• City holds press conference on Castaneda arrest
• Yavapai Humane Society offers Halloween pet safety tips
• Yavapai County Well Woman Healthcheck Program Offers Free Screenings
• Gosar Skips Debate
• Town hall provides ballot drop-off box
• Chino Valley OKS liens against homes with unpaid bills
• Mayer Fire teaches car seat safety
• 2011 Election Dates Available
• The Candidates Discuss Economy, Border and Ethics
• Phone fraud nearly tangles Chino grandmother
• Plan ahead to keep trick-or-treating safe this Halloween
• Prescott receives 'Top Drop' honor for water conservation
• Fechas del la Eleccion del 2011 estan disponibles
• Campaign Stop for Attorney General Terry Goddard
• Chino Valley High School evacuates twice after threats
• Trial on hold while DeMocker searches for new lawyer
• Gas prices: Oct. 29
• ADOT plans work at signal locations on Highway 69 this week
• Unexpected Tragedy Brings Cultures Together
• ADOT looks to widen Hwy. 89 between Prescott, Chino Valley
• Raffle to help local Habitat for Humanity
• Nonprofit grant applications for arts available
• COLD WEATHER IS COMING: Keep safety in mind when heating your home
• SWAT Team Deployed to Virginia Street
• Prescott College Presents Grown In Detroit, A Documentary By Mascha And Manfred Poppenk
• Chino Valley considers property liens on unpaid bills
• PV woman cited after Highway 69 collision
• Waiving fees until occupancy surfaces as idea to stimulate home construction
• Prescott Man Allegedly Kidnaps and Assaults Estranged Wife
• Prescott College Presents Musician David Rovics: Making The Revolution Irresistible
• PrescottCollege Presents The Community and Resistance Tour
• PrescottCollege Presents Philosophy of the Thinking Body: Butoh Basics and Exploration
• International Humanitarian Aide Specialist Randy Roberson to Speak at Prescott College
• Prescott College Offers 'Return to Old Ways' Mesquite Milling Program in the Verde
• Construction/New Group Campground At Lynx Lake Recreation Area
• Prescott College Presents Weekend Intensive on Integral Leadership
• The Lifelong Learning Center at Prescott College Presents Adventures In Storytelling
• PFAA Gallery’s Annual ‘Gifts Galore’
• Preposterous Lake Powell, Canyon Country Community Lecture Series at Prescott Downtown Library
• Planning Your Perennial Garden
• Making the Most of Your Healthcare Dollars
• Quad-City Artisan Show and Sale at the Hassayampa Inn
• Prescott National Forest Prescribed Burning October 25-29, 2010
• Wednesday Poetry Discussion Group
• Trail Maintenance At Alto Pit OHV Recreation Area
• City of Prescott Pavement Rehab Project Update
• Prescott Police Explorers Make Visit to Los Angeles Police Department
• Country Music Legend Ronnie Milsap To Play
• National Novel Writing Month Kickoff At Prescott Public Library
• ‘Day Of The Dead’ Celebration
• Public Library "Friends" Seek Book Donations
• Library Offers Free Seminar: "Understanding Wills and Trusts"
• Prescribed Fire Plans for the Week of October 18
• Downtown Library is "Just for Grownups" Wednesday Night
• Three City Employees Nominated for Leadership Excellence
• Popular Volunteer Ranger Program Seeks More Volunteers
• Public Library Hosts "Making the Most of Your Healthcare Dollars"
• Prescribed Burn Schedule: October 25 - October 29
• Alamar, a ‘Just for Grownups’ Film
• Community event will offer Chino residents answers on KOA proposal
• State improves grasslands while tracking antelope
• Brutinel sets dates for arguments on referendum
• Get your bagpipes, kilts and fiddles ready for Watson Lake Park
• 3 vie for 2 Central Yavapai Fire District board seats
• Questions Multiply In the Elks Theater Personnel Situation
• Welfare Check in Seligman Leads to 2 Bodies
• AZ execution caught in drug supply debate
• Man sentenced to 87 years in prison in child molestation case
• Arts council to consider 2011 grant apps
• Blanket and hat giveaway this Saturday
• First-ever CV Howl-O-Ween pet parade
• Gas Prices: Oct. 19
• Chino committee considers water restrictions
• Night out benefits Special Olympics Arizona
• Crown King Elementary District Governing Board seeks applicants
• Bad news, good news for Chino Valley businesswoman
• Chino Student Council rewriting its constitution using ... the U.S. Constitution
• Parents urged to keep safety in mind while preparing for Halloween
• Parking-fee kiosks paying off at city lakes
• Home schooling by the book is full-time job for mother of five
• Guidance Helicopter Donates Robinson R44 Raven to YCSO
• Crown King Elementary District Governing Board Vacancy
• Council gives nod to community garden
• Council backs ban on uses of fireworks
• Police unit aids women affected by violent crime
• Ethics Complaint Against Congresswoman Ann Kirkpatrick Filed With AZ Bar Association
• CASA for Babies: 'Stacey'
• LOCAL PHOTO: Running for a good cause
• State: Budget crisis looms over governor's race
• State: Navajo closer than ever to electing woman leader
• State: 2 killed in tour bus crash near Kingman
• Gas Prices: Oct. 17
• CAZREN sponsors presentation on natural remodeling
• Residents raise question about refinancing bonds
• Shelters bring strength, empowerment to domestic violence recovery
• Uncover your family lineage at genealogy workshop
• Days Past: Arizona Territory's gambling prohibition experiment - Part II
• Friends, family gather for musical tribute to Milosevich
• Chino Valley man dies in rollover accident
• Vote change on agenda for county supervisors
• Police unit aids women affected by violent crime
• Rally draws politicized crowd two weeks before election
• Photo: Hula-hoopla
• TIP holds volunteer training Oct. 21
• Springer to hold town meetings
• Rwandan documentary screens Tuesday at Prescott College
• Prescribed fire plans for the week of Oct. 18
• Benefit to aid CV man with cancer
• PV council gives nod to community garden
• Gas Prices: Oct. 16
• Prescott High School requirement on student ID badges part of national trend
• Undercover detail cracks down on underage alcohol sales
• Prescott proposes new water/sewer rate hikes
• PV council backs ban on uses of fireworks
• Election 2010: Q&A with Ann Kirkpatrick, Paul Gosar
• Suspect shot by deputy charged with assault
• Friends of the Prescott Public Library are Looking for Donations for Their Used Book Sale
• Gas Prices: Oct. 15
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Chris
• Prescott College to hold 'teach-in' discussion on SB 1070 Saturday
• YHS lowering adoption fees through October
• Red Striders to join Fight Diabetes event Saturday
• Schilling retires as Prescott postmaster
• Woman charged with possession of dangerous drugs
• Power failure affects Prescott Valley area
• Lawsuit over Tea Party shirt may have broader ramifications
• Peeples Valley celebrates Western heritage with Ranching & Mining Traditions events, music
• Suspect shot by deputy charged with assault
• Bike ride publicizes 9/11 memorial fund drive
• Sex offender allegedly used airport shuttle to transport drugs for sale
• AZ Freedom Rally 2 Slated for Tim's Toyota Center
• Council to decide on fireworks ban
• Memoir Writing Program at Prescott Public Library
• Power failure affects area
• Understanding Wills and Trusts
• Police arrest Castaneda; city removes Fenech as manager of Elks theater
• Cirque Shanghai Brings Amazing Chinese Acrobats To Prescott
• Congressman Aaron Schock Visits Prescott On Behalf of Paul Gosar
• Gas Prices: Oct. 14
• United Animal Friends Star of the Week: Tempe
• Jerome's ghost walk brings lawman Johnny Hudgens back to life
• Construction on water tank replacement to begin soon
• Faulty component cuts phone service in part of Prescott
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of Oct. 14
• Prescott Valley library marking first anniversary
• Two Prescott city meetings will deal with proposed water, sewer rates
• DeMocker trial may resume next week
• Police seek copper phone cable thieves
• Sneak peek at Mountain Artists Gallery's Studio Tour
• Q&A with Gov. Brewer, Terry Goddard
• Prescott Fine Arts Association Presents ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels: The Musical’
• PrescottCollege Contracts Haley Construction for New Student Housing Project
• Turmoil at the Elks Theater
• CVUSD board approves contract for culinary arts remodel
• Free Homeowners Septic Education Program
• Sales booming with high school business project
• Transportation vouchers still needed before new bus system starts
• Eyewitness said suspect shot by deputy didn't raise gun
• Downtown businesses settle parking plan
• Paulden hears from 3 school board candidates
• Residents sue county over new well near National Monument
• Q&A with John McCain, Rodney Glassman
• Chino Valley Lioness Club plans fashion show Oct. 16
• Genealogy: Family through the ages
• Fixin' fer "A Chino Cowboy Gala'
• Home schooling by the book is a fulltime job for mother of 5
• PV police investigate vehicle theft attempts
• Downloadable eBooks At Prescott Public Library
• CVUSD board approves contract for culinary arts remodel
• New Law Helps Native American Vets With Housing
• Arizona Freedom Rally 2 set for Saturday
• Town Halloween event still seeks to fill booth and vehicle spaces
• Former New Orleans housing CFO, now a PV resident, gets 46 months for embezzlement
• ZooFest to feature games, pinata, animal feedings, more
• YMCA Activities: Week of Oct. 13
• Business Brief: Body Language grand opening is Oct. 16
• State: Arizona candidates for governor both say their health is OK
• Candidate Bard writes unofficial candidate statement
• Eyewitness said suspect shot by deputy didn't raise gun
• Veterans parade seeks entries for Nov. 11 event
• Transportation still needed before new system starts up in Chino Valley
• News Brief: AARP offers driver safety refresher course
• News Brief: Gun club to sponsor rifle course
• LOCAL PHOTO: Prescribed burns, Day 1
• News Brief: Watchdog Committee to meet Tuesday
• Prescott Valley council to decide on fireworks ban
• Happening This Week:
• Prescott Council supports Safeway's liquor-sampling license application
• Threats, assault net Prescott man prison sentence
• State: Yuma farming groups push for special worker visa
• Residents sue county over well near Montezuma National Monument
• Judge denies part of motion to amend conditions of release in Hells Angels-Vagos case
• DH Council to Re-work Livestock Ordinance
• Chino referendum backers file lawsuit challenging petition denial
• New Copyright Notices In Honor of Kirkpatrick
• Guidance Helicopters donates chopper to Sheriff's Office
• Live PCC Meeting: October 12, 2010
• Cordes, I-17 interchange set for early spring
• Judge denies part of motion to amend conditions of release in Hells Angels-Vagos case
• Chino referendum backers file lawsuit challenging petition denial
• Cordes, I-17 interchange set for early spring
• Gas Prices: Oct. 12
• LOCAL PHOTO: Band of Badgers
• Ice skating season reopens at Tim's
• LOCAL PHOTO: Bikin' in Black Canyon
• Genealogical Workshop coming to Prescott
• Prescottonians reflect on a landmark making its comeback
• Former Yavapai County medical examiner offered Oklahoma ME job
• Prescott National Forest Prescribed Fire Plans for the Week of October 12
• Injured Marine, PHS graduate, honored in D.C.
• City of Prescott weighs liquor 'sampling' at local stores
• K-9 units a big hit with kindergarteners
• Community Mesquite Milling Program Slated for November at Prescott College
• Shots Fired During Crown King Disturbance
• Armed suspect remains in hospital after YCSO shooting
• Republican Statewide Campaign Tour Stops in Prescott
• LOCAL PHOTO: Get pickin'
• CASA for Teens: 'Lori'
• Walkers, runners sought for Firefighter Fitness Walk/Run
• Chino Valley school board considers culinary arts bids
• State: AG candidates duke it out brutally over experience
• Burglars hit The Sacred Bean in Prescott
• Armed suspect remains in hospital after YCSO shooting
• Jerome State Historic Park reopens Thursday; Douglas Mansion makeover in the spotlight
• Medical marijuana has long Arizona history
• 'Reefer Madness' finally gets go-ahead from city
• Artist John Eckstadt shows unique flavor at PV Art Guild display
• Suspect Shot After Pointing Shotgun at Deputy
• Gas Prices: Oct. 10
• Dress up your pets for Howl-O-Ween parade
• Salvation Army taking applications for Christmas assistance
• Adult learners fuel growth at Northcentral University
• Prescribed burns slated for this week
• Yavapai County Board of Supervisors to begin general plan meetings in early 2011
• 'PJs and Eggs' event raises money for Arizona's Children Association foster care program
• Prescott accident reports available online
• Days Past: Arizona Territory's gambling prohibition experiment - Part I
• Kids can check out big trucks at Tim's Toyota Center lot Saturday
• October is Walk to School Month
• Spaghetti dinner Saturday benefits breast cancer research
• PUSD board votes to join Forest Fee Management Association
• Dinner/dance, auction Oct. 16 to benefit People Who Care
• Gas Prices: Oct. 9
• Franklin Phonetic's charter renewed for 20 years
• Honorees are focus of annual Joy of Giving dinner on Oct. 29
• Several ballot items assert states' rights
• 4 candidates up for 3 Mayer school board seats
• PUSD welcomes Smucker with student art show that's all about him
• Brewer, McCain speak their minds at Prescott forum
• LD1 candidates square off in debate; Donahue dogs Pierce over taxes
• Fall Festival Slated this weekend at Old Young’s Farm
• PFAA Young Playwrights' Festival
• Prescott College Presents Hector Aristizábal and Theatre of the Oppressed in Nightwind
• Suspect Commits Suicide Following Deputy Involved Shooting
• Gas Prices: Oct. 8
• Man arrested on charges of aggravated DUI
• Haunted house relocates to a century-old abandoned school
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Noah
• Chino Valley FFA to conduct Dutch Oven Cook-Off Saturday
• Police arrest 17 in underage drinking detail
• Statue honoring servicemen and women to be dedicated Saturday
• Constitutional seminar Saturday aims to educate and entertain
• Ash Fork Unified School Board candidate biographies
• Girl wins contest to name Prescott Valley police's new K-9
• Descendants bring pioneers back to life in Cemetery Walk
• 2 props seek to boost ailing Arizona budget
• Traffic stop leads to shots fired, driver killing self
• Propositions 110, 111 and 112 the most straightforward
• 3 seek 2 Chino Unified governing board seats
• Skunk caused truck rollover
• 'The Manhattan Transfer' Brings Vocal Hits To Yavapai College
• Silent Witness tip leads police to prescription drug fraud suspect
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of Oct. 6
• Yavapai County apparently dodges Northern Arizona tornadoes
• Gas Prices: Oct. 7
• United Animal Friends "Star of the Week" - Gypsy
• Baby formula recall still in effect
• Radio tower near Stanton approved
• That stinks! Skunk caused truck rollover
• Silent Witness tip leads police to prescription drug fraud suspect
• Firefighters answer safety questions Friday at Gateway Mall
• Closed rural sawmill may return to residential use
• Radio tower near Stanton gets approval
• PV council to discuss potential 4-way stop at Viewpoint/Pronghorn Ranch
• News Brief: Catholic group offers financial classes
• News Brief: Dinner benefits Chino's animal sanctuary
• YCSO seeks suspect in prescription drug fraud
• News Brief: Applebee's diners can help with cancer fundraiser
• Senior Menus: 10/11 - 10/15
• 3 candidates vie for 2 school board seats
• News Brief: All kids can get free blankets
• Council to discuss potential 4-way stop at Viewpoint/Pronghorn Ranch
• CD1 candidates voice opinions on variety of issues
• Town attorneys reject KOA zoning referendum
• $3.9 million check goes to Yavapai region for kids care
• Council pitches baseball complex to residents
• Happening This Week
• Saturday's weather forecast bodes well for two big festivals
• McCain, Brewer here Friday
• PACO Candidates Information Night
• 3 hopefuls vie for 2 HUSD seats
• Courier seeks to unseal DeMocker court records
• PACO to accept board nominations
• Parts of Yavapai County under tornado watch
• Voters guide provides ballot proposition information
• Prescott Premier Properties Launches Web Site to Service Prescott Real Estate Market
• Early voting begins
• Prescott College Preview Weekend Offers College Immersion Experience
• YCSO seeks suspect in prescription drug fraud
• White Spar APS Power Line Project
• 3 seek seats on school board
• RWOP Speakers Call for Taking Back America
• Christmas Tree-Cutting Tags Available October 9, 2010
• Immigration and the 10th and 2nd Amendments Discussed at Recent Forum
• Live PCC Workshop: October 5, 2010
• Holding Congresswoman Kirkpatrick Accountable
• Gas Prices: Oct. 6
• Pickin' pumpkins at Freeman Farms Pumpkin Festival
• Restaurants make breakfast for dinner to help foster kids
• 'Battle of the Badges' football tourney Sat.
• Gas Prices: Oct. 5
• LD1 candidate forum Thursday
• Supervisors: No change in gun policy
• 4 hopefuls seek 2 PUSD board seats
• DeMocker trial: Documents reveal new details about anonymous e-mail
• Monsoon earns nickname: '1-month wonder'
• Prescott College Responds To Immigration And Ethnic Studies Bills
• Prescott National Forest Prescribed Fire Plan For October 4-7, 2010
• Yavapai Tea Party Mountain Forum Brings Opportunity for Informative Decision
• Live Workshop for the Prescott City Council
• Remains found last month are those of Sylar Newton
• Police close part of Walker Road because of storm
• Judge sets next court dates for Apfel and Flores
• Application deadline for state's spring hunts Oct. 12
• Remains found last month are those of Sylar Newton
• Judge sets next court dates for Apfel and Flores
• Man arrested on charges of reckless discharge of a firearm
• Prescott YMCA Announcement - October 1, 2010
• Yavapai Silent Witness Offers Reward for Sign Vandalism
• Gas Prices: Oct. 4
• IGA with Yavapai College on the PUSD governing board agenda Tuesday
• CASA for Kids: 'Ron'
• Art for H.E.A.R.T.
• Radio tower is on county P&Z agenda
• HUSD governing board will hear results of listening survey Oct. 5
• Native Plant Society to conduct presentation on native cacti
• Alert Neighbor Helps to Catch Burglar
• City propositions aim to clear up election issues
• Human Remains Confirmed To Be Sylar Newton
• Dewey-Humboldt resident leads the charge to restore town's livelihood
• Yavapai County Prescription Program Saves Citizens over $1 Million
• Women's Education and Employment group honors volunteer, successful clients
• Prescott Valley man allegedly robbed bank by using fake explosive device to threaten teller
• Residents discard 473 pounds of medication at Dump the Drugs
• HUSD governing board will hear results of listening survey tomorrow
• Dewey-Humboldt resident leads the charge to restore town's livelihood
• Prescott College Alumni Reunion and Parent Weekend
• Grant-writing class is Oct. 9, 16
• Nature camp for kids is Oct. 11-17
• Photos: Schools crown homecoming kings, queens
• Residents discard 473 pounds of medication at Dump the Drugs
• Broadcast reporter to emcee Stepping Stones' anniversary
• Days Past: The history of Sacred Heart Catholic Church of Prescott - Part II
• Gas Prices: Oct. 3
• LD1 candidates describe stances
• PAWS to open transitional housing unit
• Schools crown homecoming kings, queens
• CD1 candidates face off in front of lively Tea Party crowd
• Prescribed burn south of Prescott could start Monday
• PV man allegedly robbed bank by using fake explosive device to threaten teller
• Become a Certified Trauma Intervention Program (TIP) Volunteer
• An instrumental event
• State: 532 National Guard troops now at Arizona border
• State: Arizona death row inmate seeks to block execution
• Man arrested on charges of DUI
• Man arrested on charges of cultivation of marijuana
• Observant neighbor foils burglarly suspect Tuesday
• J.C. Konecny's longtime buddy, Jim Higgs, needed a new kidney. So he gave him one of his.
• Two festivals - energy, art - in one in Prescott Valley
• Prescott locations featured in Fox Sports media spots
• Ballot drive to oppose KOA Chino Valley site stalls
• Students learn about the next level at college fair
• County Recorder warns voters about visits
• Health care forum today at Prescott Resort
• Gas prices: Oct. 2
• State: Student loan default rate tops in the nation
• State: Medicaid cuts include funding for transplants
• Prescott Ghost Talk - Where Arizona Legends Come To Life
• City Invites "Dreams Park" Public Discussion
• On the Agenda: City Council Meeting September 28th, 2010
• City Council Meeting Wrap-up
• DISCONTINUATION OF TSA BADGING PROGRAM
• Yavapai County Judge Brutinel Makes Short List for Supreme Court
• Gas prices: Oct. 1
• Child of the Week: Alex
• UAF needs items for rummage sale to benefit spay/neuter program
• MS walk is Saturday at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary
• 'Real Men Sing' proves that harmonizing is a macho job
• Forest sells fuel wood permits
• Mayor Kuykendall Cuts Ceremonial Ribbon for Granite Dells Parkway Project
• Arizona fugitives indicted on capital murder charges
• Montezuma Street Pavement Rehabilitation Project Begins
• County supervisors in trouble for not spending enough
• Child Passenger Safety Week
• DeMocker pleads not guilty to new charges
• Prescott National Forest: "No Fee" Day & "Take a Hike" Program
• Brutinel one of three recommended for high court
• Arizona Office of Tourism to Visit Prescott
• Wild ride: Yavapai County Fair has something for everyone
• Pavement Rehab Wraps On Montezuma Street
• Parks & Rec Activities: Week of Sept. 30
• Gas Prices: Sept. 30
• Cottonwood Walk to School Day
• Gas Prices: Sept. 30
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• YRMC Breast Cancer Care Center groundbreaking is Friday
• News Brief: FFA plans Dutch-oven cook-off
• Chino Valley police seek items stolen from truck
• News Brief: Dentist to give cash for candy after Halloween
• Welding store branch manager recovering after head-on collision
• News Brief: Childcare providers can get certified
• Student gardens harvest unique curriculum
• News Brief: AARP offers driver safety refresher course
• Early talk about baseball complex centers on water, costs
• News Brief: Friends of Collin Knight's family plan spaghetti dinner fundraiser
• DeMocker trial: Closed doors continue; defendant will appear on new charges
• Business Brief: 'Ooh la la!' has nice clothing at a nice price
• Rehab employees treat, teach people in earthquake-ravaged Haiti
• Two-vehicle accident sends four to hospital
• Man arrested after allegedly leaving accident, climbing tree, threatening officers
• Chino Valley police seek items stolen from truck
• Notice of Change Cards Mailed
• AARP driving refresher course is Oct. 19 in Chino Valley
• Hospice plans cancer benefit next Saturday
• Man arrested after allegedly leaving accident, climbing tree, threatening officers
• The Lifelong Learning Center at Prescott College Offers Course on Making Native American Spirit Flut
• DeMocker trial hit by another delay
• The Lifelong Learning Center at Prescott College Offers Dream Books Workgroup
• Monday is last day to register to vote in general election
• Festival Time
• Wagon Tire Green Juniper Personal Use Fuelwood Sale
• Check - and understand - your property tax bill
• News Briefs
• Mayor, city explain golf clubhouse renovation
• New horse arena plans grand opening for Saturday
• Two-vehicle Prescott Valley accident sends four to hospital
• Survival of the fittest - and the bilingual - as PHS students get out of the classroom
• Business Briefs
• Oak Creek Canyon, casino destinations of next van trip
• This week
• Meet the Candidates Oct. 7
• Voter registration deadline is Oct. 4
• Consider Prop 203 Carefully Before Voting
• Small Chino group gave Yavapai College feedback at focus group
• HUSD delays PTO decision
• Ballot Proposition Town Hall brings out pros, cons and 'my opinions'
• AIMS scholarship cut
• Kirkpatrick, Gosar agree to Prescott forum
• Clean-up day Saturday
• Water group criticizes perceived Safe Yield inaction
• Humboldt Elementary is Blue Ribbon School
• Celebration of artists, scholars, poets is Wednesday evening
• Former Bradshaw soccer star dies in lake accident
• Sedona meeting looks at state parks' future Thursday
• YCSO: DeMocker facing new fraud, forgery charges
• Downtown Prescott goes to the dogs Sunday
• C, C & Rs trigger ongoing lawsuit in rural subdivision
• Corridos of the U.S. - Mexico Border: The Stories and the Music
• Firefighters train in extreme extrication techniques
• C, C & Rs trigger ongoing lawsuit in rural subdivision
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council: September 28, 2010
• Brief: Free financial workshop starting Tuesday
• Man arrested in connection with biker shootout booked again
• Haunted Schoolhouse Opens in Clarkdale
• Free financial workshop starting Tuesday
• Rock concert benefits fallen officers
• Gas Prices: Sept. 28
• State: Case of Arizona deputy's shooting reopened
• Man arrested in connection with biker shootout booked again
• Gas prices: Sept. 27
• State: Arizona voters to decide on affirmative action ban
• It's county fair time!
• Ladies-only Boo Bash at Hassayampa Inn benefits adults with special needs
• Sedona Book Festival draws authors and speakers
• Group makes sure disabled veterans supported
• A Sentimental 5% Pay Cut for Congress?
• Two forest burns this week
• It's county fair time!
• Adjusted city alarm ordinance back on Prescott Council agenda
• ADOT opens bids for Viewpoint/89A interchange
• Drivers wanted for Chino Valley transit
• New photo radar coming to Prescott Valley
• Prescott Valley has variety of board openings
• Council approves increase in water, sewer usage rates
• Screening of Rwandan Documentary ICYIZERE: Hope Slated for Prescott College
• Prescott College Presents The Equine Connection Community-Based Course
• Drivers wanted for Chino Valley transit
• DPS GIITEM finds evidence Hells Angels is restarting a local chapter
• Local Photo: Enjoying the taste of home
• Structure fire renders Highland Pines home total loss
• Prescott NF Prescribed Fire Plans for the Week of September 27, 2010
• Gas prices: Sept. 26
• Notable Prescott homes open doors for Home Showcase tour
• Annual barbecue draws hundreds, thanks to big election year
• City of Prescott ready to renovate old golf clubhouse
• Montezuma Castle celebrates 50th anniversary of visitor center Monday
• 100th anniversary: Pioneers' Home housed notables
• Days Past: The history of Sacred Heart Catholic Church of Prescott:Part I
• Lost Boy Scout troop rescued from wilderness
• Prescott police have new unmarked vehicle
• Gas prices: Sept. 25
• Prescott Valley has variety of board openings
• Jewish foundation gives to 5 charities
• Man arrested on charges of identity theft
• Prescott man faces weapons charges
• Elks Opera House shake-up prompts city investigation
• PUSD using bond money for work at Prescott High School
• Council approves increase in water, sewer usage rates
• DPS GIITEM finds evidence Hells Angels is restarting a local chapter
• New lake trail offers challenge for hikers
• Keeping the past alive: Prescott presents the first-ever Western Heritage Days Saturday
• Lost Boy Scout Troop Rescued Last Weekend
• DeMocker Trial: Prosecutor requests immunity for daughter
• BMHS hosts 4th annual college fair Sept. 29
• Arizona Broadway Theatre hits the road with upcoming production of 'My Way'
• YBBBS Child of the Week: Ally
• Prescott Valley library offers more monthly films
• HUSD school board wants to look closer at parent organizations
• Prescott Farmers Market open through Oct. 30
• Prescott Art Docents demonstrations will be Saturday
• Photo: Outdoor Chapel & Columbarium
• Possible changes in city bidding process up for discussion on Tuesday
• Gas prices: Sept. 24
• Relay for Life begins 2011 planning on Sept. 30
• Board cuts AIMS scholarships for Ariz. students
• ADOT opens bids for Viewpoint/89A interchange
• Initial Response from Kirkpatrick Campaign Regarding Video
• Chino Valley town clerk submits sample of signatures of KOA drive
• National Punctuation Day is Today
• New photo radar coming to Prescott Valley
• Chino Valley town clerk submits sample of signatures of KOA drive
• Prescott Valley Mourns Passing of Councilmember Bob Edwards
• Owner of Mike's Appliances in PV Arrested for Fraud
• PV Police Seek Help in Identifying Suspect
• Prop 100 Passes Easily Throughout Arizona
• The Circus Starts Tonight!
• Live Update of the PCC Meeting: July 8, 2009
• Yavapai Democrats Host State Meeting in Prescott
• Preston Korn Suspends Campaign, Endorses Dr. Sandra Livingstone
• City Files Appeal in State Appeals Court
• Holiday Safety Tips from the Prescott Fire Department
• Strategy Shifts in Search for 6-year-old Flood Victim
• Loud Music Dispute Results in Assault and Arrest
• Catch 22, Day 3 - Herschell Roy Scott, Sr.
• Petroglyphs Vandalized in Camp Verde
• Yavapai County Superior Court Accepts Judicial Discipline
• Regional Water Coalition to give PV Council Safe Yield Report
• Prescott National Forest Lifts Fire Restrictions Today
• Homeland Security Grants to Benefit Prescott Valley
• Prescott Valley Council to Follow Up on Prop 207 Deals
• Prescott Valley Council to Vote on General Plan Amendment
• What Are Open Meeting Laws And Why Should You Care?
• Man, 74, Arrested for Allegedly Firing Shots at Ex-Wife, 68
• One Driver, Multiple Accidents
• Live Update of the Freedom Rally in PV
• Crown King Rescue and Fire - Update
• Prescott Chamber Endorses Blair, Linn, Hanna
• Splitting Yavapai County Raises Eyebrows
• Tragedy in Sedona Sweat Lodge: A Look at the Past
• Prescott Council to Review Plan Changes for Assisted Living Center
• Water Legislation Looking Good for Prescott Area
• Vicious Dog Attacks 2 People; Is Shot By Deputy
• Live Update of the Prescott City Council Meeting: July 13, 2010
• Great Lakes Named New Prescott Airline Carrier
• Live Update of the PCC: September 1, 2009
• John McCain To Come to Prescott on Monday
• Final Paving of Country Club Drive Goes Smoothly
• Prescott Valley Council to Interview Council Applicants
• Governor Brewer Responds To Healthcare Bill
• Accident on Whiskey Row - Five People Sent to YRMC
• 65 Acre Fire in Mayer
• Mayor Wilson Calls Mr. Melendez
• About The Money: Where Did It Come From, Where Did it Go?