Basin Lake Theatre Project presents the world premier of a new work by Prescott author, actor and musician Ered Matthew. The Fence, directed by Julie Chavez Harrington, relates the story of the chain-link fence at Station 7 as told in the words of those who left tributes and sent condolences from around the world, as well as those who painstakingly catalogued and preserved the 9,000 items. A company of seven actors will portray over thirty characters involved in the events of 30 June … [Read more...] about World Premier at Prescott Center for the Arts
Realty Executives Roots
Many people don’t know it, but Realty Executives, an international company, has local roots. It was founded in 1965 by a Scottsdale Realtor named Dale Rector who would recruit top performers with the best reputations, values and service. From the very beginning, the bar was set very high. People had to meet the highest ethical standards because the company’s reputation would be built on every transaction. Today, Realty Executives has offices in every corner of the globe. But none are more … [Read more...] about Realty Executives Roots
Mobile Devices Changing Business
Wireless devices are clearly changing our day-to-day functions. With ease, we connect through networks at home, work and play through our smartphones and tablets. With this growth in mobile technology, it seems worthwhile to ask: How soon will it be before these mobile devices transform our activities in our place of work? An article in Forbes reported that 87 percent of sales for connected devices will be tablets and smartphones in the next four years. It was predicted in 2011 by Microsoft … [Read more...] about Mobile Devices Changing Business
District 6 Legislative Debate at Prescott’s YC
Candidates for Arizona’s District 6 legislative seat will participate in a public forum on Wednesday, July 9, 6 p.m. on the Yavapai College Verde Valley Campus, 601 Black Hills Drive in Clarkdale, Room M-137. District 6 candidates who have confirmed their attendance are Chester Crandell, Tom O’Halleran, Lanny Morrison and Bob Thorpe. Robyn Prud’homme-Bauer of the League of Women Voters will moderate the forum. District 6 contains areas of northern and eastern Arizona including … [Read more...] about District 6 Legislative Debate at Prescott’s YC
PV Chamber Mixer
August 12th. Prescott Valley Chamber Mixer at the Adult Center. 3407 N Windsong Dr.Prescott Valley. More information at http://www.pvchamber.org/calendar-of-events … [Read more...] about PV Chamber Mixer
Seniors and the Power of Exercise
It’s common knowledge that a proper exercise regimen can do wonders for the body. It should be no surprise, then, that the same principle applies to the mind. The concept of “cognitive fitness” has become a buzzword among people who work with older adults to describe activities that stimulate the brain and improve memory. Proponents of these programs claim this type of conditioning can prevent or postpone memory loss and the onset of other age-related cognitive disorders. Scientists now know … [Read more...] about Seniors and the Power of Exercise
Nuclear Medicine Solving Mysteries
At first glance, nuclear medicine might seem like an oxymoron to those not familiar with the amazing medical advances that have come from working with controlled, low doses of radioactive substances. However, the field of nuclear medicine is used every day, including right here in Flagstaff, to help diagnose and treat various illnesses and health problems. At Northern Arizona Radiology, specially trained physicians (radiologists) work with imaging technology such as X-rays and nuclear imaging … [Read more...] about Nuclear Medicine Solving Mysteries
Enhancing Summer with Upgraded Kitchens
Generally, this conjures up thoughts of relaxation, slow times and images of a comfortable patio, perhaps even a swimming pool. Reality is often different. Summer for us just means more things to do, more places to go. A favorite vacation time, with the kids off from school or just some time to travel while the weather is nice. I get it and am all for it. We need time away to re-create ourselves. These times often rejuvenate our efforts at home and at work. Something to consider is in … [Read more...] about Enhancing Summer with Upgraded Kitchens
YC Receiving Authorization to Fly sUAS
Yavapai College has become one of two public educational institutions in Arizona authorized to fly small, unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS), thus allowing the college to develop new sUAS training programs at its Chino Valley center. Authorization comes in the form of a Certificate of Waiver or Authorization (COA) issued by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to operate these systems for agriculture and forestry uses. The University of Arizona is the only other public educational … [Read more...] about YC Receiving Authorization to Fly sUAS
Rejuvenating Vacations
It’s that time of year again! The Arizona heat is settling in and people are starting to pack their bags to depart on summer getaways. Although vacations are meant to be relaxing, stress and exhaustion can interrupt your plans with the hassle of planning and expenses. Make the most out of your vacation and utilize your time away by recharging your body and mind with healthy, fun and relaxing activities. Unique Cuisine Going out to eat and indulging in the destination’s cuisine is all part … [Read more...] about Rejuvenating Vacations