June 7, 2015 Sunday, June 7, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. . 70 vendors will present a variety of antiques on the CourthousePlaza in downtownPrescott. Admission and parking are free. For more information contact Debbie at 928-443-8909. The second Antiques on the Square event will be on Sunday, September 20, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. . 60 vendors will present a variety of antiques on the CourthousePlaza in downtown Prescott. Admission and parking are free. For more information contact … [Read more...] about Antiques on the Square
Rebuilding Yarnell Fire District
“We have seen a lot of miracles in Yarnell and we did our homework” on a $503,500 grant for a much-needed replacement fire truck. So reveals Frances Lechner, personnel and grant specialist for the Yavapai Fire District (YFD), about the district’s application for an Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). “We are hopeful,” Lechner said. The fire district is still recovering from the devastating June 2013 wildfire that claimed the lives of … [Read more...] about Rebuilding Yarnell Fire District
New Band Shell Adding Versatility to Community Events
Fulfilling its vision of expanding outdoor facilities to accommodate more community events, the Town Council of Prescott Valley has added a 2,000-plus-square-foot band shell and stage on the grounds immediately southwest of the Civic Center. Mayor Harvey Skoog praised the new facility. “We’ve already put plans in place to expand our community events programs for residents and visitors. This new venue will give us even more flexibility.” Cost for the complete facility was … [Read more...] about New Band Shell Adding Versatility to Community Events
Preparing for a Long Haul Flight
You’re going on vacation. You're excited and can't wait for the adventure to begin – but, oh, that long flight ahead! Here are a few tips that might help make it more enjoyable. Carry-ons Your carry-on should be small and light. On long haul flights, your big suitcase gets checked for free, so why bother with a big carry on? You only need a few essentials with you: Earplugs, headphones, eye mask, good book, granola bars, heavy socks, neck pillow. All of these items fit into … [Read more...] about Preparing for a Long Haul Flight
Every Business Needs a Recovery Plan
A couple weeks ago, the Northern Arizona area suffered a cable outage that affected businesses in the area in different forms. Stepping into one of the local big box stores underscored what backup plans provide as they switched to alternative data systems and continued on with commerce without missing a beat. Conversely, a visit to a local restaurant found them only able to take cash transactions and no over-the-phone orders. The restaurant barely had anyone in the establishment. Fortunately, … [Read more...] about Every Business Needs a Recovery Plan
Modern Vets Healing Pets with Ancient Needle Therapy
Mickey loved to run and was very fast. But, as a teenager, she developed back problems. Nuclear imaging revealed she had cervical vertebrae instability. Many believed the career for this racehorse was over. But instead, Mickey is fresh off a top-10 finish in January’s 25-mile Bumble Bee Endurance Ride. Her owner and veterinarian, Dr. Chris Bertch-Mumaw, DVM MAV-CVA, calls the 17-year-old Tennessee walker her “miracle horse.” She says the mare wanted to run again. Dr. Bertch-Mumaw credits … [Read more...] about Modern Vets Healing Pets with Ancient Needle Therapy
The Entrepreneur Rollercoaster: Defining Your Ticket to Ride
Researchers at the University of British Columbia have found that dislike of roller coaster rides just may be genetic. Their study, which asked whether attitudes are learned or in-born revealed that dispositions about roller coasters (love them? or hate them?) were one of five attitudes showing the strongest genetic connection (the others were reading books, abortion without restrictions, playing organized sports, and death penalty for murder). Full Disclosure: I really hate roller coaster … [Read more...] about The Entrepreneur Rollercoaster: Defining Your Ticket to Ride
Spirited Liquor License Debate Resulting in Creative Outcome
A liquor license hiccup between a landlord and tenant cleared a hurdle March 10, when the Prescott City Council approved a Series 6 All Spirituous Liquor and Bar License for landlord Cliff Petrovsky for suites A, B and M in the Plaza View Ballroom/Old Capitol Market at 120 W. Gurley. Days earlier, the license application had fermented into a social media maelstrom urging “vote no” emails to Council members on behalf of Superstition Meadery, the building’s lower level tenant, christened via a … [Read more...] about Spirited Liquor License Debate Resulting in Creative Outcome
Bully Prevention Workshop
April 23, 2015 Prescott Public Library's Teen Advisory Group is hosting a bully prevention workshop at 6:30 PM. They invite all community members to come learn about this important issue. … [Read more...] about Bully Prevention Workshop
Community Appreciation Day
May 2, 2015 Saturday, May 2nd is Community Appreciation Day at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary! To say “Thank You” for the community’s support, admission to the Sanctuary on this day is free. Come visit our 150 plus animal residents, experience interactive animal encounters, meet some animals up-close and play some fun games all at NO-CHARGE. Concessions will be available for purchase. This is a great time to bring your family and experience your local zoo. For more information call … [Read more...] about Community Appreciation Day