I was going to title this article, “How to Give our Aging Loved Ones What They Need During the Holidays,” but then I thought, that’s way too long and what they need is our attention – and not just during the holidays! My grandma lived to be 100-and-a-half. She lived in her own home until she was 94 and then moved to a lovely assisted-living facility, where she spent the last years of her life. From the time she was around 80 years young, she just wanted others to acknowledge her existence. At … [Read more...] about Are You Paying Attention?
What Donations Have Provided for Homeless Pets
The holidays are upon us and our days are filled with celebrations with family and friends. It’s a time to reflect on the year and remember all we have accomplished and all we have to be thankful for. We at Yavapai Humane Society are thankful for you and we are proud and honored to be a part of this amazing pet-loving community! As we prepare to leave 2021 behind us, Yavapai Humane Society would like to thank you all for the support and generosity you have shown us. Because of you, we are … [Read more...] about What Donations Have Provided for Homeless Pets
Blind Author Recalls Success of Canine Support on 9/11
“I didn’t even think about being blind, although I knew I wasn’t exactly the same as all the other people,” Michael said. Michael Hingson and his partner, Roselle, rode the train into New York City that day. Admittedly, the night before was a bit rough. A thunderstorm decided to camp out over their home. Roselle hated storms. They made her nervous. The pair worked together in the North Tower. It was September 11, 2001. Michael recently spoke at the Humane Society of Southern Arizona’s Rescue … [Read more...] about Blind Author Recalls Success of Canine Support on 9/11
Retiring the Voice of County Health
Some may think only the past couple of years have been truly challenging for those involved in public and community health. Terri Farneti likely will disagree with those folks. She’s been directly involved with public health issues for the past 16 years. It was only two months ago, in fact, that she retired from the intensity of those pressures escalated by the pandemic. Before that, other health concerns kept her constantly reacting. For 16 years, Farneti has been integral in alerting … [Read more...] about Retiring the Voice of County Health
Supporting Minority-Owned Businesses
Three experts from different backgrounds and organizations spoke on a panel called Supporting Minority-Owned Businesses in Your Community at the Arizona Association for Economic Development Fall Forum. Although panelists Alika Kumar, Carlos Velasco and Melody Lewis represented diverse communities, they shared a passion for empowering minority groups and minority-owned businesses. The panel discussion was part of the Arizona Association for Economic Development (AAED), a three-day conference at … [Read more...] about Supporting Minority-Owned Businesses
Carrying On the Family Profession
Equipped with ambition and foresight in the late 1960s, John DePoe moved his family to Sedona and opened the first affiliate Coldwell Banker Residential office in the country. That move not only paved the way for a career for him but for his wife and three daughters, who all obtained their real estate licenses. Though DePoe did not live to see his granddaughter, Alexandra Ewell, follow his lead, today, Ewell is a full-time realtor for Coldwell Banker Realty in Sedona, the same office he once … [Read more...] about Carrying On the Family Profession
Celtic P.U.B. Offers Haggis and a Jig
The Celtic community in the Quad Cities area is excited about The P.U.B. Prescott because it brings Celtic food, drink, entertainment and culture. P.U.B., which stands for Prescott’s Unique Brewhouse or Place where You Belong, fills a void left when Celtic Crossings Pub closed a few years ago. Open seven days a week, P.U.B. offers live Celtic music from 2-5 p.m. on Saturdays and also on special occasions. St. Patrick’s Day will be a huge event and another big event is Robert Burns’ … [Read more...] about Celtic P.U.B. Offers Haggis and a Jig
YRMG, Orthopedic Surgery Expands Services
Yavapai Regional Medical Group, Orthopedic Surgery has opened a clinic in Prescott Valley. The orthopedic specialty team is now caring for patients every Thursday and Friday at: YRMG, Orthopedic Surgery Del E. Webb Outpatient Center 3262 North Windsong Drive Prescott Valley, Arizona 86314 928-708-4545 “We’re pleased to offer the community another YRMG, Orthopedic Surgery clinic location,” said Dignity Health, Yavapai Regional Medical Center Director of Marketing and … [Read more...] about YRMG, Orthopedic Surgery Expands Services
Dignity Health, YRMC Opening Outpatient Complex
The first two clinics functioning in the recently constructed Outpatient Services Building on the Dignity Health, YRMC campus are now serving patients. They are the Vascular Surgery and Orthopedic Surgery Clinics. These are just the beginning of services to be offered within the recently completed $100 million medical complex, said Ken Boush, communications and marketing director for the hospital. “Clinics and departments will be relocated and opened in stages through the end of January,” he … [Read more...] about Dignity Health, YRMC Opening Outpatient Complex
Kaibab National Forest Supervisor Moving On
Former Kaibab National Forest Supervisor Heather Provencio has started a new role as special assistant to the regional forester in Albuquerque. “Heather’s experience and skills in natural resource management, as well as her commitment to relationships and collaboration, make her the perfect fit for this position. She will be leading strategic initiatives for the Southwestern Region such as the Infrastructure Bill planning and implementation, workforce assessment needs and regional strategic … [Read more...] about Kaibab National Forest Supervisor Moving On