I visited a quaint, out-of-the-way restaurant that made me once again proud of our little town. I have traveled to more than 19 different countries and have enjoyed the local cultural and cuisines, but my favorite stop was always Thailand. Thailand was a mix of coastal and inland flavors and methods of cooking. Dee Thai Express, at 520 West Sheldon Street, Suite 1, in Prescott, has a relaxing atmosphere and an aroma that flooded me with memories of my time in Thailand. Akaga Bernard and … [Read more...] about Restaurant of the Month: Dee Thai Express
Quad Cities Labor Outlook and 2015 Job Fair
Land, labor and capital are the primary factors of production for any economy. In the 21st century, labor has become a priority factor for rural economies working on business attraction and expansion in their regions. Ensuring a viable labor pool is a leading factor for businesses contemplating relocation or expansion. This has placed K-12 education and the role of community colleges at the forefront of economic development conversations as these public institutions are responsible for creating … [Read more...] about Quad Cities Labor Outlook and 2015 Job Fair
NAU Contributes to Quad Cities and State
Northern Arizona University contributes nearly $2 billion to the Arizona economy each year, according to a new study conducted by the Arizona Rural Policy Institute, a unit of NAU’s Alliance Bank Outreach Center. The study shows that NAU contributes $1.85 billion in economic activity, which supports 20,300 Arizona jobs. Further, NAU’s 88,600 alumni pay more than $68 million in Arizona state income taxes, a figure related to their educational attainment. NAU serves 27,000 students statewide and … [Read more...] about NAU Contributes to Quad Cities and State
Tips to Boost the Immune System in the New Year
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, flu activity is expected to continue into the coming months and increase in some areas. Maintaining a strong immune system in the New Year to help prevent the spread of influenza may be easier and more relaxing than most think. Massage Envy Spa Phoenix, a co-op of 32 massage clinics and part of the nation’s largest therapeutic massage provider and spa chain, offers these three tips to supercharge your immune system this … [Read more...] about Tips to Boost the Immune System in the New Year
City of Prescott to Host Traveling Vietnam Wall
An American Veterans Traveling Tribute (AVTT), the Traveling Vietnam Wall, will be on display from March 19 through March 22, at The Gateway Mall in Prescott. The Traveling Wall allows communities across the country to pay homage to those who were lost or killed in the Vietnam War, but may not be able to travel great distances to do so. The Wall is 360 feet long and eight feet high at the apex, which is an 80 percent scale of the Wall in Washington D.C., and contains the names of the 58,300 … [Read more...] about City of Prescott to Host Traveling Vietnam Wall
Nine Essential Spring Tasks for March
Spring weather signals the start of certain gardening tasks that are essential to maintaining a vital, healthy garden. They should be completed within the next several weeks. I'm a list guy, and the following is my springtime procedural list in order of personal importance. Hope it helps. #1 – Finish pruning everything in the yard including roses, fruit trees and summer-blooming shrubs. Then rake up old leaves, cut back dead growth on perennials, and remove leftover annuals and … [Read more...] about Nine Essential Spring Tasks for March
Rose Finds Sweet Smell of Success in His Gym
Let’s face it. Going to the gym is not always something we look forward to. Getting on a treadmill can be boring; the same holds true for riding an exercise bike or lying on a bench lifting weights. “You look for other ways,” said Robert Rose, owner of Prescott Mixed Martial Arts Academy. At his gym, people are able to mix things up because the workout is always different. “Most of my students do it to have fun, to stay in shape or [to] get in shape. There is no adrenaline rush … [Read more...] about Rose Finds Sweet Smell of Success in His Gym
12th Annual Family Arts Festival
Mar 28, 2015 Mark your calendars, because once again, the Town of Prescott Valley is planning big spring fun! Plan to attend the 12th Annual Family Arts Festival and EGGstravaganza on Saturday, March 28. The Family Art Festival offers free family-oriented, hands-on activities and performance arts from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Visit with Mr. Bunny during the EGGstravaganza, 10 a.m. - noon, and join us on the lawns for the free egg hunts for youth ages 2 - 10, starting at 11 a.m. Be sure to … [Read more...] about 12th Annual Family Arts Festival
Theater on the Green
April 11, 2015 You might have noticed the beautiful new stage expansion at the Prescott Valley Civic Center, and now, we invite you to save the date for a ribbon cutting and first event! The Prescott Valley Arts and Culture Commission invites all to attend the “Theater on the Green” ribbon cutting ceremony and premier performances at the newly improved Civic Center Amphitheater on Saturday, April 11, 5:30 - 8 p.m. Enjoy performances from the Bradshaw Mountain High School Jazz … [Read more...] about Theater on the Green
CVACC Casino Night
April 11, 2015 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM @ Centennial Center at Antelope Hills: 1989 Clubhouse Drive, Prescott, AZ 86301Come prepared for Fun & Games along with our "special guest" Elvis who said he'd be in the room and singing and playing along with our guests.! Join us and receive "$500 Fun Money" to spend during the evening and sample delicious appetizers while participating in the ever popular silent auction and raffle. Tickets for "Casino Night" are $35. per person which includes a gaming … [Read more...] about CVACC Casino Night