When we decide to make a trip to the casino or to a racetrack on the spur of the moment or on a planned adventure, most people do not spend any time considering the tax implications involved if they actually win. Gambling winnings and losses include raffles, track races, sports betting, lotteries, all casino games, poker games and prizes – the tax burden of which can be significant. The amount won and on what game it is won determine if the casino has to fill out … [Read more...] about Understanding Tax Implications of Gambling
Taking Flight in Prescott with Wings Out West
We are excited to talk about an event that marks an important partnership between the City of Prescott and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Mark your calendars for Saturday, Oct. 6 for the Wings Out West air show at Prescott Regional Airport. This family-friendly show will feature aerial demonstrations, aircraft displays, an aeronautical technology fair and a regional fly-in at Prescott Regional Airport, Ernest A. Love Field. A variety of food vendors and concessions will also be on … [Read more...] about Taking Flight in Prescott with Wings Out West
Autumn Perennials are Helping Birds
Birds bring beauty and sound to the garden. It’s nice to put out bird feeders with seed and suet to attract birds to your yard. But birds still like to forage and find their own food and it’s especially important to have food for them to find when the feeders are empty. There are many wonderful shrubs and trees with fruits and berries in the fall and winter months. Less often talked about are the common garden flowers with seeds that most birds seem to gobble up. Let the last blooms stay on … [Read more...] about Autumn Perennials are Helping Birds
Reducing Your Risk for Breast Cancer
There’s lots of information about breast cancer risk, prevention and detection. But, how do you know what’s best for your long-term breast health? The experts at the BreastCare Center at Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC) have identified seven steps to help you. In keeping with Share the Care – the BreastCare Center’s community-wide program to support good breast health practices – we encourage you to share this information on social media and during other conversations with the women who … [Read more...] about Reducing Your Risk for Breast Cancer
Inspired by Space, Sports, Science
Step into Kevin Schindler’s office and you get a sample of what he loves and where he has been. There is the shark tooth from Florida, the hubcap from one of the tires in Lowell Observatory’s historic Clark Telescope dome and the bucket of baseballs collected from spring training. The sign above the door says “Stadium Entrance,” so it should be no surprise when guests find themselves engaged in a conversation while tossing a baseball that has been in the hands of major leaguers. Famous guests … [Read more...] about Inspired by Space, Sports, Science
Ashley Furniture HomeStore Planning to Open in November
Hoping to meet the upcoming Christmas sales season demands, Ashley Furniture Industries recently announced plans to open an Ashley HomeStore in the currently vacant multi-story building near the northwest corner of the Prescott Gateway Mall. The multi-story, 42,000-square-foot building previously had been occupied by The Roomstore, but was vacated when The Roomstore filed for bankruptcy three years ago. Ashley Furniture HomeStores Senior Vice President Kurt Haines told Quad Cities Business … [Read more...] about Ashley Furniture HomeStore Planning to Open in November
Higher Education Paying Off for Arizona Students
Last month, Northern Arizona University hosted the Arizona Board of Regents for in-depth discussions about Arizona’s educational attainment and NAU’s important role in shaping our state’s workforce. I want to share a recent column that ABOR Chairman Ron Shoopman published during his time in Flagstaff. His message reflects NAU’s conviction that higher education transforms our state and our economy. I am grateful for Regent Shoopman’s vision for Arizona and his commitment to NAU. Our … [Read more...] about Higher Education Paying Off for Arizona Students
Antioxidant Serums Boosting Skin Health During Massage
Did you know the skin is the largest organ of the human body? Our skin is made up of everything that covers the body, including the hair and nails. The skin is also the heaviest organ, accounting for nearly 20 percent of a person’s total body weight. The skin’s primary functions are to hold our body together; to protect us from harmful elements such as the sun, cold and heat, wind, harmful substances and disease; to regulate our body temperature; and to help rid the body of toxins. For … [Read more...] about Antioxidant Serums Boosting Skin Health During Massage
Air Show Expected to Attract Record Crowd
OctoberWest, the name given to the 40th Anniversary Homecoming and Wings Out West Airshow by officials at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU), is expected to attract record crowds. Scheduled from Oct 4-6, the celebration is bringing alumni, guest speakers, board members, parents and friends from throughout the country to Prescott, said Jason Kadah, ERAU media relations. “From its humble beginnings 40 years ago to its current position as a premier university recognized worldwide … [Read more...] about Air Show Expected to Attract Record Crowd
Wildflower Restaurant: Blossoming in New Location
The newest of the popular Wildflower Bread Company’s restaurants will have its grand opening Tuesday, Sept. 11, at its new location at the Prescott Gateway Mall on Hwy 69. It is replacing the smaller one being closed in the interior of the mall. Manager Makayla Clay said she and her staff are excited about showing off the contemporary facility with its large modern kitchen, expanded seating and huge parking lot. “I can promise existing customers and the new ones we expect that our service … [Read more...] about Wildflower Restaurant: Blossoming in New Location