Prescott Valley, AZ News

• Prescott Valley, AZ News
• Firefighters warn public to use caution on holiday weekend
• Mayer firefighters help at Gladiator blaze
• Mayer cheers its 2012 graduates
• News Briefs: This Week
• News Briefs: Cordes Lakes, AZ
• News Briefs: Mayer, AZ
• News Briefs: Spring Valley, AZ
• News Briefs: Other areas
• Senior Menus
• Firefighters make progress on Gladiator despite conditions
• Meeting for Gladiator fire evacuees tonight, May 22
• Gladiator claims 2 more structures, now threatening Towers Mountain
• Crews make headway against Gladiator Fire
• Gladiator Fire up to 13,000 acres, but calmer winds help containment
• Gladiator Fire approaches 13,000 acres in size
• Officials order additional mandatory evacuations
• Gladiator firefighters brace for more red-flag conditions
• Goldwater Lake closed for firefighting effort as red-flag warning makes battle tough
• UPDATE: Gladiator fire doubles in size, but fire crew now optimistic
• Mayer valedictorian, salutatorian self-described 'overachievers'
• Fedor chooses business
• Samsill headed for outdoors
• News Briefs: This Week
• Listen for alerts on smoke conditions
• News Briefs: Cordes Lakes, AZ
• News Briefs: Mayer, AZ
• News Briefs: Other areas
• News Briefs: Spring Valley, AZ
• Crown King mail being diverted to Mayer post office
• UPDATE: Gladiator fire grows to 2,000 acres, could threaten Crown King again
• Supervisor Davis not happy with county budget process, reorganization plan
• Mayer graduation moving to elementary school
• Fire bans start today
• Gladiator fire stands at 1,700 acres; community meeting today
• Update: Gladiator fire quickly expands to 600 acres
• Mayer is evacuation site for Sunday Crown King fire
• Collins pleads guilty to child abuse in Sylar case
• Keeping Mayer kids safe is aim of woman's story
• Mayer Daze 2012 Schedule
• News Briefs: This Week
• News Briefs: Cordes Lakes, AZ
• News Briefs: Mayer, AZ
• News Briefs: Spring Valley, AZ
• News Briefs: Other areas
• Senior Menu: May 9, 2012
• Rabid lion attacks dog in remote area
• One of two in McDonald's armed robbery takes plea deal
• Night work at I-17/Cordes Junction to take place next week
• Priem pleads guilty to child abuse in Sylar Newton case
• Fire district can raise taxes, but prior board's promise is concern
• $2,000 reward for arrest in construction burglaries
• Program will help missing kids, vulnerable adults
• Senior communication issues topic of free seminar
• Big Mayer Daze celebration is just a week away
• News Briefs: This Week
• News Briefs: Cordes Lakes, AZ
• News Briefs: Mayer, AZ
• News Briefs: Spring Valley, AZ
• News Briefs: Other areas
• Senior Menus: May 2, 2012
• Union steps up to keep firefighters, service level
• Senior Menu : April 25, 2012
• Search & Rescue seeks ATV riders
• News Briefs: This Week
• News Briefs: Cordes Lakes
• News Briefs: Mayer,AZ
• News Briefs: Other areas
• Governor appoints Sheriff to Peace Officer Standards board
• People can now recieve weather alerts on cell phones
• County's free slash program to continue through May
• Man accused in McDonald's robbery faces 240 years in prison
• Delays at Cordes Junction on Monday night for off-ramp paving
• Pre-trial motions argued in Sylar Newton case
• Weather doesn't dampen enthusiasm of bluegrass fans
• Mayer girls enjoy Sister-to-Sister luncheon
• Prescott Valley to host Special Olympics area meet Saturday
• Yavapai Diaper Drive to help county families, kids in need
• News Briefs: This Week
• News Briefs: Cordes Lakes
• News Briefs: Mayer,AZ
• News Briefs: Other areas
• Mayer gets one of only 13 Centennial monuments in Yavapai County
• It's EXPO time for county 4-H/FFA clubs!
• Senior Menus: April 11,2012
• News Briefs: This Week
• News Briefs: Cordes Lakes
• News Briefs: Mayer,AZ
• News Briefs: Other areas
• Eagle Scout follows in great-grandfather's footsteps
• Mayer Fire assists at I-17 cycle wreck
• 50th Mayer Daze fest seeks vendors, volunteers
• College hosts Library Week
• Catholic Charities offers free income tax prep for qualifying families
• Senior Menu: April 4, 2012
• News Briefs: This Week
• News Briefs: Cordes Lakes
• News Briefs: Mayer,AZ
• News Briefs: Other areas
• Man allegedly tries to ram police cars, gets arrested
• Bluegrass tunes at Arcosanti, proceeds to benefit local schools
• $1,750 reward for arrest of puppy abusers
• News Briefs: This Week
• News Briefs: Cordes Lakes
• News Briefs: Mayer,AZ
• News Briefs: Spring Valley
• News Briefs: Other areas
• Marchers walk so no Corridor seniors go hungry
• Quad Runners take historical trip at Agua Fria Monument
• Annual report breaks down school districts' operations
• News Briefs: Other areas
• News Briefs: Spring Valley
• News Briefs: Mayer,AZ
• News Briefs: Cordes Lakes
• News Briefs: This Week
• Mayer Fire responds to I-17 injury rollover, two suffer non-life threatening injuries
• Man receives serious injuries in quad rollover
• Chamber plans drug awareness events in Mayer
• Saturday Quad Run will benefit American Legion Post 122
• Ariz. Senate rejects bill on Amazon sales tax
• Senior Menus: March 14, 2012
• Senior Resources Conference offers solutions for elderly, caregivers
• News Briefs: March 14, 2012
• Training focuses on issues of returning soldiers
• Agua Fria shows remarkable recovery after BLM erects fence
• Couple's parade promos are award winners
• St. Patrick's Day March to help feed hungry, homebound
• Deputies stop wrong-way driver on I-17; likely avert tragedy
• Man allegedly burglarizes home after Spring Valley resident dies
• County announces free trash, slash days
• Ballroom dance to raise money for travel to college band festival
• News Briefs: March 7,2012
• State lawmakers brainstorm on creating jobs, improving economy
• Senior Menus: March 7, 2012
• Wrong-way I-17 driver stopped when deputies flatten his tires
• Go with the flow: Overhaul aims to modernize I-17/Cordes interchange
• After 8 months, fire board to negotiate contract with chief
• Chamber hears more about proposed resort development
• Senior Menus: February 29, 2012
• News Briefs: February 29, 2012
• ADOT cautions drivers about possible rock slides on NB I-17
• Company rolls out plans for upscale resort development in Mayer area
• International encounter introduces Cordes Lakes couple to gourd art
• Veterans can text for help
• Senior Menu: February 22, 2012
• News Briefs: February 22, 2012
• Three local eateries earn top honors
• Man grateful to be alive after Highway 69 cycle wreck
• Senior Menus: February 15, 2012
• News Briefs: February 15, 2012
• McDonald's robbery suspects plead not guilty
• Serious injuries in Highway 69 cycle wreck
• Nick Angiolillo, Yavapai County's longtime emergency management coordinator, retires
• News Briefs: February 8, 2012
• Mayer Fire meeting stops cold on chairman's letter
• Deputies, K9's work to plug I-17 funnel of drugs
• Mayer Fire promotes Ryan Trask
• Chairman's letter stops Mayer Fire meeting cold
• Money available for non-profits through Community Foundation
• Veterans' concert, Hospice volunteer training at VA Center
• News Briefs: February 1, 2012
• Senior Menus: February 1, 2012
• YCSO stops big rig, finds more than 100 pounds of pot on board
• Two teens injured in Monday accident
• Orme student leaders say they'll take school's lessons into life
• Valentines Concert Feb. 18
• Senior Menu: January 25, 2012
• Dewey-Humboldt Little League registration to begin
• News Briefs: January 25, 2012
• 2 in drive-by shooting enter not guilty pleas
• Jerome in top 10 of 'America's Coolest Small Towns 2012'
• State Legislature sending centennial DVD to every school
• Senior Menu: January 18, 2012
• News Briefs: January 18, 2012
• County land-use dept. wants to get into sales tax enforcement
• ROBBERY AFTERMATH: Witness to heist thankful for safety
• Suspects in armed robbery of Cordes Lakes McDonald's arrested
• Crowd dedicates military monument in Cordes Lakes
• Fires destroy homes in Mayer and Cordes Lakes
• Program lets residents track crime in their own neighborhoods
• Senior Menus:January 11, 2012
• News Briefs: January 11, 2012
• American Legion to dedicate Cordes Lakes memorial Saturday
• Woman reopens Cordes Lakes video business after summer fire
• County job review could result in reclassifications, pay raises
• Sheriff says seniors have suffered high dollar losses in scams
• Health Dept. seeks to boost vaccination rates with awards
• News Briefs: January 4, 2012
• New road alignments begin this week at Cordes Jct. interchange
• Survey gains positive response from Mayer Fire employees
• Board, fire chief fail again to reach agreement on employment status
• Supervisors overrule hearing officer on meeting issue
• Photo: Grant provides new equipment for Mayer Fire
• Still time to donate tax credit dollars
• News Brief: December 28, 2011
• Mayer woman jailed on theft charges
• After barber retires, Anderson opens salon
• Cora tree 'angels' come through again
• News Briefs: December 21,2011
• Woman took refunds from store, police say
• 2 arrested in drive-by shooting
• Christmas is happening along Highway 69 Corridor...
• Supervisors averse to Maricopa's waste in Yavapai's landfill
• Senior Menus: December 14, 2011
• News Briefs: December 14, 2011
• Cordes Lakes teen gets away from alleged kidnapper
• Mayer woman turns love of baking into new home business
• Wind turbine part of Orme's sustainability goals
• News Briefs: December 7, 2011
• Senior Menu: December 7, 2011
• 1 dies in rollover on I-17 north of Cordes Junction
• Annual motorcycle trials action at Old Cordes Sunday
• YCSO arrests 17 drug ring suspects; seeks public's help in finding others
• Senior Menus: November 30,2011
• Tom Thurman is new Board of Supervisors chair
• News Briefs: November 30, 2011
• Expect alternating lane closures on I-17 at Cordes Jct.
• Legion's boxes for soldiers program in jeopardy
• Interchange contractors urge drivers' caution
• News Briefs: November 23, 2011
• Senior Menus: November 23, 2011
• Mayer schools supt. says district 'building a foundation'
• Night work scheduled on I-17 at Cordes Junction
• Senior Menu: November 16, 2011
• News Briefs: November 16, 2011
• ADOT expects lane Closures at I-17/Cordes Junction interchange
• Halloween Happenings
• Monument cover
• Senior Menus: October 26,2011
• News Briefs: October 26, 2011
• Deputies searching for suspect wanted on pot, child endangerment charges
• Arcosanti founder Paolo Soleri retires at 92; work on innovative community continues
• Draft map puts 69 corridor in district with Prescott region
• Senior Menu: October 19, 2011
• Horsepower times two: The Past Office combines automobile, antiques
• News Briefs: October 19, 2011
• Cordes Lakes suspect, Jeffrey Balys, rejects plea, wants trial on online sex charge
• Springer: Redistricting independent, but too partisan
• Mothers of servicemen and women needed to start Blue Star Mothers chapter
• Senior Menus
• Briefly
• AARP Tax-Aide program seeking volunteers to prepare taxes for 2011 tax filing season
• Soliciting input on managing federal lands
• Edwards gets probation in 'dogpiling' sexual exploitation case
• Workers swapping out decrepit water pipes
• Senior Menu: Oct 5
• Cordes 'daze' starts quick, ends good
• Woman loses $170K in scam
• News Briefs: October 5
• Lane restrictions on I-17 for work on Cordes Junction traffic interchange
• Breaking: Mayer Fire Board extends chief's at-will status for another 90 days
• Yavapai Un-Fair opens this week in Prescott Valley
• Royal Wildcats
• Mayer Fire Board considers chief's contract, evaluation
• Mayer trainer competes with the big dogs
• News Briefs: September 28
• Woman facing sex abuse charges in court Monday for new plea deal
• Firemen, officers 'play ball' in Thursday benefit
• Photo: Homecoming Hijinks
• Annual Cordes Lakes Daze takes place Saturday
• Senior Menus
• Man recovering after bees near Mayer sting him 1,000 times
• News Briefs: September 21
• Crown King firefighters benefit is Saturday
• Mayer firefighters, families 'fill the boot' to fight Muscular Dystrophy
• Drummers to take stage at annual Colly Concert
• Senior Menu: Sept. 14
• News Briefs: September 14
• Resident claims Mayer mobile home park unsafe
• Mayer fire chaplain ministered to workers at Ground Zero
• Organically from Orme: produce from Downey Farms
• Mayer school district increases enrollment
• Senior Menu: September 7
• Recovery Day celebration is Sept. 10 in Prescott
• Cattle Growers' sale, BBQ now a Centennial event
• News Briefs: September 7
• 10-year 4-H member says club has prepared her for life
• Work finally underway on Interchange
• Third arrest in Spring Valley burglary case
• Senior Menu: August 31
• News Breifs: August 31
• Woman arrested for DUI reportedly admits to snorting, injecting 'bath salts'
• County 'Un-Fair' effort successfully moving along
• Fires, rollover keep Mayer crews busy
• Senior Menus: August 24
• News Briefs: August 24
• Suspect in online sex luring case is 'on the fence' about plea deal
• Back to School for Prescott Valley - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Wildfires challenge firefighters, drivers at Sunset Point
• Cordes Lakes' new librarian is 'old hand'
• Two AARP Driver Safety Programs on tap for September
• Senior Menu: August 17
• Board of Supervisors set to choose redistricting map
• News Briefs: August 17
• Ride, BBQ benefits Society
• Postal service mulls layoffs, other changes
• One driver seriously hurt in 2-vehicle wreck at Hwy. 69-169 intersection
• Driver dies in rollover in Crown King; 7-year-old son survives
• Smaller scale county fair event will go on in PV
• A few surprises crop up on first day of school
• Senior Menus: August 10
• Community Foundation seeks listings for big & little Kids' Book
• Loose trailer chain causes series of blazes on I-17
• News Briefs: August 10
• Mayer Schools welcome principal, 6 new teachers
• Meals on Wheels cook wins recipe contest
• YCCHS offers free back-to-school immunizations for children
• News Briefs August 3
• Mayer Unified School District Bus Routes 2011-2012
• First county, now state redistricting
• I-17 sign replacement, Mingus Mountain repaving to cause delays beginning Monday
• Mayer woman pleads guilty to child sex charges
• Mayer family restaurant thrives despite poor economy
• ADOT accepts bid on Cordes Interchange construction
• Track bankruptcy could jeopardize county fair
• Senior Menus: July 27
• Public input on redistricting maps due by July 30
• News Briefs: July 27
• 'Pickers' make a little 'History' at Mayer business
• Comments crucial on county redistricting
• News Briefs: July 20
• Yavapai Golden Knights football team, steadies a "rowdy pile"
• Appreciation for BCC Fire
• News Briefs: July 13
• Senior Menus: July 13
• Sheriff's office warns of new scams targeting seniors
• Deputies still seek 1 in meth roundup that collars 12
• Organization provides help to start child care service at home
• BLM tries to stem Agua Fria OHV damage with fence
• Longtime volunteer Betty Digges dies at 92
• Senior Menus: July 6
• News Briefs: July 6
• Dust devil rips roof off Cordes Lakes mobile home
• No injuries in I-17 mishap
• Police arrest Mayer man on charges of possession of drugs, shopliftng
• Downed power lines cause friction between fire dept., residents
• Pony Express to ride through Old Cordes Friday
• Senior Menu: June 29
• Annual Arcosanti Italian Night on tap
• News Briefs: June 29
• Poll Results: Pumpkin festival poll
• Union rescinds fire chief's no confidence vote after 2 years
• Two teens die in Sunday I-17 wreck
• Farmers, ranchers offer help after fires
• Senior Menu: June 22
• News Briefs: June 22
• Suspect in online sex luring case nixes plea, gets new lawyer
• Work on southbound I-17 requires overnight lane closure south of Black Canyon City
• Mayer firefighters help out at Wallow Fire
• Evacuated couple returns home to Springerville
• Senior Menus
• News Briefs: June 15
• Wind, fire danger closes Cordes Lakes Brush Yard
• Mayer residents find volunteer experience life changing
• Pony Express will hoof through area in 23rd trek
• News Briefs: June 8
• Cordes business owners to help tornado victims
• Smokin' Harley's is base for injured biker benefit
• Senior Menus: June 1
• Juneteenth to feature two days of diverse music
• Bring your pet and 'Woof Down Lunch' June 4
• Guidance Clinic plans annual picnic
• News Briefs: June 1
• Mayer High School celebrates Class of 2011
• The Orme School graduates 32
• Orme Class of 2011 Special Awards
• HelpLine volunteer training to begin
• News Briefs: May 25
• Humane Society extends Heartworm test discounts, vaccinations
• Congratulations Mayer High School & Orme School Class of 2011
• Mayer valedictorian and salutatorian ready for college
• Wrong way crash kills woman on I-17
• Senior Menus: May 18
• Mayer Daze events draw big crowd to community
• News Briefs: May 18
• Yavapai Downs racetrack fights taxes to stay alive
• Big parade, entertainment on tap for Mayer Daze Saturday
• Fire restrictions begin on Wednesday
• Senior Menus: May 11-18
• Arcosanti Indian Festival, dinner
• Organizers put final touches on Mayer Daze festivities
• Mayer students sample music, art on special day
• Senior Menus: May 4-11
• NAU/Yavapai invites students, parents to 'discover' day at Prescott Valley campus
• News Briefs: May 4-11
• Woman rolls car in front of fire station
• Senior Menus: April 27 - May 4
• County computers back up Monday after last week's virus
• Mayer Daze committee seeks volunteers with quads
• News Briefs: April 27
• Cordes Lakes Community Center adds youth night to fourth Wi-Fi Friday
• Yavapai Humane Society warns of deadly Parvo/Distemper outbreak
• Farm's rebirth to bring festivals, fresh produce back to area
• JTED loses funding for 9th grade programs
• Senior Menus: April 20 - 27
• Elk Society increases reward in Camp Verde elk poaching case
• Full day kindergarten registration April 27
• Special needs kids 'horse around' at Mayer's Chauncey Ranch
• News Briefs: April 20-27
• Wind hampers Museum Poker Run
• Senior Menus
• News Briefs: April 13-20
• Old time barbershop offers small town friendliness in Mayer
• New location a boost for Smokin' Harley's
• Senior Menus: April 6 - April 13
• Survival Space Landscaping course on tap
• Spring Valley Pharmacy earns 'Top MTM' award
• Dewey-Humboldt Little League opens '11 season
• Poker run raises money for future museum
• Sheriff seeks $2 million to replace 'unsafe' vehicles
• News Briefs: March 30 - April 6
• Spring Valley Homeowner's Association members hear from Spring Ridge Academy girls
• Big Bug Station is Mayer's 'new gathering place'
• Plenty of pickin' and grinnin' coming to Cordes Bluegrass Fest
• New Yavapai HelpLine seeks volunteers; training begins Thursday, March 24
• Senior Menus: March 23 - March 30
• News Briefs: March 23 - March 30
• Lightning strike in Cordes Junction leaves 2,400 without power for a day
• News Briefs: March 16 - 23
• Lola Butler is new Cordes Lakes librarian
• Senior Menus: March 16 - 23
• Local ranchers hear good news, bad news about economy
• Thieves make off with ranch generator, stock tank
• Governor to talk business at PV lunch
• UAF seeks pet bowl crafters
• March A Mile for Meals on March 19
• Senior Menus: March 9 - March 16
• News Briefs: March 9
• Learn to landscape for fire safety in County Extension classes
• Service recruits, certifies child care providers
• Internet provider serves rural communities first
• Justice Rummer to lead annual Mayer Meals on Wheels March for Meals
• Creekside Lodge revamps its restaurant
• 'big & little Kids Book' is countywide resource
• Feelings mixed as workers demolish landmark Cordes Lake building
• Senior Menus: March 2 - 9
• News Briefs: Mar. 2 - Mar. 9
• Parade chairs continue distinctive ad 'campaign'
• ADOT set to begin work on I-17/Cordes Interchange
• Meth, weapons, stolen motorcycle lead to a 7.5-year jail sentence
• Free slash drop-off program runs March through July
• Four Cordes Lakes eateries among County Golden Plate winners for 2010
• Spring Valley membership plans community events
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Bowl-a-Thon is crucial fundraiser
• Senior Menus: Feb. 23 - Mar. 2
• News Briefs: Feb 23 - Mar 2
• BLM plans prescribed burn near Cordes
• Community Foundation announces grant workshops
• Senior Menus: Feb. 16 - Feb 21
• News Briefs
• Cordes Lakes man in jail on 2nd-degree murder charge
• Sensitive Skin
• Man, woman found dead near Crown King died from gunshot wounds
• Grant to provide turnout gear for Mayer firefighters
• Senior Menus: Feb 9 - Feb 16
• News Briefs: Week of February 9
• Orme grieves loss of teacher, friend
• Meetings on Feb. 1-3 will help wildfire contractors
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• Association: County Health Services ready for public health emergencies
• Yavapai County supervisors to invite public to speak up
• News Briefs: Week of February 2
• Two escape mobile home fire in Mayer park
• Yavapai County officials to debate change in districts
• Deputies arrest man on charges he allegedly attempted to lure teen
• Spring Valley property owners association seeks new members
• Neighbor to Neighbor Chili Dinner on tap
• News Briefs
• Yavapai College will host college fair Feb. 13
• Mayer Fire to pursue lower ISO rating
• Thurman, Mauk give county update at CLCA meet
• News Briefs 1/19/2011
• Thurman, Waugh say they will not let Tucson shootings change the way they interact with public
• Deputies arrest Cordes man after neighbor reports sexual gestures
• Prescribed burn to improve grasslands, habitat for pronghorn antelope, wildlife
• MATForce invites youth to create anti-drug messages
• Senior Menus: Jan 12 - Jan 19
• News Briefs: January 12
• Late December freeze damages Cordes Lakes Community Center
• Deputies arrest man after bomb scare on bus stopped at Cordes Lakes
• Casa New Website
• The ranching life is a calling for the Kesslers
• Deputies rescue 7 people stranded in cold weather
• Senior Menus: January 5 - January 12
• Black Canyon Historical Society has a few good bricks for sale
• New presiding judge for Yavapai County embraces change
• Officials offer safety tips as storm approaches
• Plan to play in the snow? Plan ahead to stay safe
• News Briefs for 12/29/2010
• Game & Fish tracks rescued Bald Eagle to Nevada
• Fire board gets good financial news
• Mayer Fire District offers holiday fire safety tips
• BLM asks for help finding vandals
• Senior Menus
• Mayer Fire Department celebrates 40th Anniversary
• Local Photo: Santa makes early visit to Mayer
• Paulsen resigns from Humboldt Unified school board
• Christmas tree fire causes $15,000 in damage
• Students, taxpayers benefit directly from tax credit money
• Community Association elects new board
• Mayer Daze is a 'go!'
• Wanted: a few good volunteers
• Ruth McNelly is Chamber's 2010 Citizen of the Year
• Injured passenger leads police to hit-and-run suspect
• Shriners play Santa in annual Clothe-a-Child event
• Senior Menus: December 8 - December 15
• ADOT: Fain Road connector project could be 20 years away
• BLM plans prescribed burns in area
• News Briefs: December 8
• Sort 'em out: Poland Junction gets new horse event
• New Mayer thrift store to benefit the animals
• Ministry 'reaches out' to those in need
• Help kids in need: pick an angel from CORA's tree
• Body found after house fire in Black Canyon City
• Senior Menus: Dec. 1 - Dec. 8
• Cordes Lakes man jailed on meth charges
• Living Science demo at Mayer
• Senior Menus: Nov 24 - 30
• Flag burning ceremony
• Mayer plans big tree lighting event
• Fire Department to host Dec. open house
• Marshall Trimble enjoys ties to local Cordes family
• Cordes Lakes raffle winners enjoy Baja cruise
• Senior Menus: Nov 17 - Nov 24
• CORA tree is up to help local kids
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• Game and Fish to buy ranch next to Agua Fria Monument
• News Briefs: Nov 10 - Nov 16
• Senior Menus
• Low cost spay/neuter available Dec. 2
• AZ Highway 69 Chamber moves to new office in Mayer
• Bears for Fallen Warriors comfort survivors
• Photo: Fun for all at Mayer Elementary Fall Fest
• Mayer voters elect new fire, school and water boards
• Area Brief: AARP Tax-Aide seeks volunteers
• Area Brief: Women voters talk 'Rights'
• Cordes Junction Briefs
• Happening This Week
• Ongoing Happenings
• Big Bug/Tribune staff wins company awards
• Mobile spay/neuter clinic in Prescott on Dec. 2
• Senior Menus: Mayer Area Meals On Wheels
• School invites public to Veterans Day Assembly
• Tech grant could open wide new vistas for students
• Lack of volunteers could stop annual Mayer Daze festival
• Featured Photo: Safe carseats, safe kids...
• Senior Menus: 10/27 - 11/3
• Animal Friends seeks pet food donations
• Bradshaw Mt. Shrine Club plans for annual Clothe-a-Child event
• Mayer Fire Board candidates answer tough questions at public forum
• Orme's new president likes close encounters of the student kind
• Senior Menus: 10/13 - 10/20
• Central accident
• Cordes, I-17 interchange set for early spring
• Observant neighbor foils burglary suspect
• Remains found last month are those of Sylar Newton
• Senior Menus: 10/6 - 10/13
• I-17 project continues near Cordes
• Cordes Junction meeting Thursday
• 4 vie for 3 Mayer school board seats
• Residents discard 473 pounds of medication at Dump the Drugs
• Senior Menus: 9/29 - 10/6
• Monday is last day to register to vote in general election
• More students attending MUSD schools
• Mayer Fire responds to two quad accidents Saturday
• Orme School barn gets new life as Horsecollar Theater
• YSCO seizes 1,158 marijuana plants in Crown King
• Senior Menus: 9/22 - 9/29
• Woman sees suspect driving her stolen truck
• Event draws motorsports enthusiasts, benefits United Way
• It takes an earthquake to move the Haddads
• Dump the Drugs is Saturday
• Senior Menus: 9/15 - 9/22
• Cordes Cora prepares Christmas Angel Tree
• Volunteers help mark 9-11
• BLM plans barricades to keep illegal drivers out of Agua Fria riverbed
• Colly concert highlights romance of Soleri, late wife
• Senior Menus: September 8, 2010
• American Legion in Cordes Lakes to conduct flag burning ceremony
• OHV clash: Monument river fence draws heated debate
• PVEarlyBirdLionsAZ - On 0000-00-00 - Denim and Diamonds Dinner
• StoneRidge former model home
• Senior Menus: July 21-28, 2010
• Sheriff's Office seeks information on missing woman
• Senior Menus
• Arcosanti Italian Night 2010
• JTED board is concerned about cost of projects
• Mills drops out of governor race
• Deadline Aug. 4 to file for Mayer Fire Board
• Monsoon skies add drama to Arcosanti's Italian fest
• Man gets 60 months probation for igniting Crown King Fire
• AG's office to decide Mayer Fire Board's fate
• Cygan gets probation for Crown King wildfire
• Changes in store for Big Bug News
• New school supt. takes on Mayer District's challenges
• Pony Express makes annual trek to Prescott
• 3,500-acre wildfire good for monument, BLM says
• Senior Menus
• Arcosanti Italian Night 2010
• JTED board is concerned about cost of projects
• Mills drops out of governor race
• Deadline Aug. 4 to file for Mayer Fire Board
• Monsoon skies add drama to Arcosanti's Italian fest
• Team Browncoats_az Looking fro a Few Good Men and Women
• Yavapai News & Views comes to local acess CH13
• Prescott Valley's Foreclosure Market Does Brisk Business
• Prescott Valley - 2008 Annual Worldwide Candle Lighting Services

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