Incumbent Mayor Greg Mengarelli won an uncontested second term as mayor of Prescott during the primary election Aug. 27. Mengarelli received 10,093 votes – almost double the 5,048 needed for a majority. There were 377 write-in votes for mayor. Speaking almost immediately after the election results were announced, Mengarelli said he felt privileged to have led the city for the past four years. “I appreciate all those who voted for me, and I pledge to dedicate my efforts to doing what is best … [Read more...] about Mayor Pledges Continued Dedication; Run-Off to Determine Council Seat
YRMC Offering Cardiac Care Panel Discussion
Top cardiac specialists from Yavapai Regional Medical Center’s (YRMC’s) James Family Heart Center and leaders from its Patient Blood Management Program will join YRMC – Your Destination for Cardiac Care and Blood Management, a live-stream presentation and panel discussion. The event will feature prominent heart specialists – a cardiologist, a cardiothoracic surgeon, an electrophysiologist, an interventional cardiologist – and knowledgeable blood management experts. These professionals will … [Read more...] about YRMC Offering Cardiac Care Panel Discussion
Remodeling Your Home on Any Budget
When it comes to updating your home, the expenses can feel daunting. You may be trying to increase the curb appeal of your home in preparation to sell, or perhaps it’s just time for a new look that you can enjoy for years to come. Regardless, it’s important to make the most of the money you have for whatever project you’re facing. Whether you’re starting small with a kitchen refresh or overhauling your entire house, check out these tips for making your home look great on any budget. $100 A … [Read more...] about Remodeling Your Home on Any Budget
Author Identifies Components of Thriving Communities
In the book “Building a Vibrant Community: How Citizen Powered Change is Reshaping America,” author Quint Studer could be describing Prescott. The Florida-based businessman and philanthropist points out that most small cities have great downtowns, unique small businesses and restaurants, a strong sense of community, many opportunities for civic engagement and events and festivals that bring the whole city together. His book is a blueprint for communities to be a place where residents work, … [Read more...] about Author Identifies Components of Thriving Communities
Travel Expo Helping You Decide Where to Go Next
It’s time to get ready for Avenues of the World’s 6th Annual Northern Arizona Travel Expo. This year, the event will be held 5-8 p.m., Thursday Oct. 10, at the Doubletree by Hilton located at 1175 Historic Route 66 here in Flagstaff. There is no better place to be for happy hour! Avenues of the World Travel has created this educational event for travelers like you. Meet with professionals behind the scenes, ask questions and learn what products are out there that you may not know about. … [Read more...] about Travel Expo Helping You Decide Where to Go Next
What’s Good for the Heart is Good for the Brain
In honor of Active Aging Week 2019, we are thinking about all aspects of health and how tending to our physical needs can keep us going strong throughout our lives. One of the hardest-working muscles in your body – your heart – has a significant impact on the functionality of the body’s other organs. Your brain relies on your heart to deliver a continuous blood supply, so the healthier your heart, the lower your risk of developing dementia and heart disease. You can improve both your heart and … [Read more...] about What’s Good for the Heart is Good for the Brain
Lisa Dahl Does it Again as Butterfly Burger Takes Off
She has taken the burger to a whole new dimension,” exclaimed Diane Lange of Sedona after savoring Chef Lisa Dahl’s Gringo Burger. “It’s the freshness mixed with special herbs and spices that make it unique and cosmopolitan.” The all-natural, certified Black Angus creation with white aged cheddar and Louis remoulade on a bed of shredded romaine and crispy onion strings served on an artisan bun and topped with a sweet baby gherkin pickle was the Scottsdale Burger Battle People’s Choice Winner … [Read more...] about Lisa Dahl Does it Again as Butterfly Burger Takes Off
Reducing Workers’ Compensation Claims
According to a recent study reported by Property & Casualty 360 that was conducted by Lieberman Research Worldwide, 42% of companies that provide their employees access to voluntary accident and disability insurance saw a reduction in their Workers’ Compensation claims. Reduction of Workers’ Compensation claims is an important goal for business owners and their risk management team. In fact, reducing Workers’ Compensation claims is most likely among risk managers’ top priorities. Since … [Read more...] about Reducing Workers’ Compensation Claims
The Southwest Wine Center at Yavapai College Wins Environmental Excellence Award of Distinction
Yavapai College’s Southwest Wine Center, located on the Verde Valley campus in Clarkdale, won the Award of Distinction at the Arizona Forward 39th Annual Environmental Excellence Awards Gala on Sept. 21. The honor recognizes the Southwest Wine Center as a leader in adopting environmentally sustainable practices for a better Arizona. The Arizona Forward Environmental Excellence awards, presented in partnership with the Salt River Project, recognize projects, businesses, and individuals that … [Read more...] about The Southwest Wine Center at Yavapai College Wins Environmental Excellence Award of Distinction
People with Disabilities at Higher Risk for Flu
Getting the flu can be an unpleasant event for even the most stoic among us. But, for a person with a disability, it could become a serious threat. While not all people with disabilities are at higher risk for the flu or having unrecognized symptoms, there are groups that are more susceptible. These include individuals with limited mobility, those unable to communicate symptoms, those unable to limit contact with others and those who have trouble understanding or practicing preventative … [Read more...] about People with Disabilities at Higher Risk for Flu