High-quality and affordable diagnostic imaging services are now convenient to all Quad City residents with the opening of Prescott Valley Medical Imaging (PVMI). “We’re delighted to bring the Prescott Medical Imaging model of exceptional quality, responsive service, local radiologists and affordable care to the residents of Prescott Valley, Dewey and surrounding communities,” said David Amstutz, MD, Medical Director, PVMI and Radiologist, Prescott Medical Imaging. PVMI … [Read more...] about PV Medical Imaging and Diagnostic Services
White Spar Road Improvements Nearly Complete
Crews will begin paving the roadway on State Route 89 (White Spar Road) in Prescott starting on Tuesday, May 20. Next week, paving work will occur Tuesday through Thursday, May 20 to May 22, and be off the road on Friday, May 23in time for the Memorial Day weekend. During paving activities drivers can expect delays of up to 15 minutes over the next two weeks. Work hours are 7 a.m. and 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. The speed limit will be reduced to 25 mph … [Read more...] about White Spar Road Improvements Nearly Complete
Honoring Our Fallen Heroes
“Every May 15, we pay tribute to the brave men and women who have laid down their lives in service to our communities and our country. Whether walking a beat, protecting our borders, patrolling our neighborhoods or overseeing correctional inmates, our nation’s peace officers perform extraordinary and selfless acts to keep us safe. “We salute our brothers and sisters of the badge who made the ultimate sacrifice in their noble mission. As we honor the fallen, let us also remember … [Read more...] about Honoring Our Fallen Heroes
Good Governance Meeting
May 27, 5:30 p.m. Prescott Good Governance will hold their monthly meeting at Yavapai Title Co., 1235 E. Gurley St. The May topic is “Boards, Committees, and Commissions - Citizen Involvement in our City government,” presented by Jean Wilcox, Council Member, City of Prescott. For more information contact Marion Pack, 928-642-6788, [email protected] … [Read more...] about Good Governance Meeting
Gosar Advocating for Small Businesses
Paul Gosar says he continues to advocate on behalf of the district's businesses, as well as business owners in other states. Gosar, D.D.S. (AZ-04) issued the following statement after introducing a resolution (H.Res. 583), with 46 co-sponsors, in the House of Representatives in recognition of National Small Business Week:"Small businesses are the backbone of our economy. As such, they are responsible for 60 percent of net new jobs created since the end of the recession. The entrepreneurs who … [Read more...] about Gosar Advocating for Small Businesses
Seniors and Mental Fitness
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 … [Read more...] about Seniors and Mental Fitness
ERAU Celebrating Graduates
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is singing the praises of the commencement guest speaker, Robert Wilson of Honeywell, and congratulating its graduates. The ceremony was held at Tim’s Toyota Center this month. The graduating class includes 24 Air Force ROTC and 15 Army ROTC students receiving military commissions. 16 of the 24 commissioned officers received rated slots to become pilots in the world’s best Air Force. In addition, the graduating class included 72 veterans—38 from the Prescott … [Read more...] about ERAU Celebrating Graduates
AZ’s Future Tied to Early Childhood Education
Arizona’s educational and economic future may be severely jeopardized if funding for early childhood education continues to diminish. That seemed to be the consensus among more than 50 community leaders, educators and local officials who attended an Arizona Town Hall “Community Outreach Program” hosted by Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University on April 1. ERAU Chancellor Frank Ayers opened the program by emphasizing that social and fiscal support for all levels of education are critical to … [Read more...] about AZ’s Future Tied to Early Childhood Education
A Lesson in Humility: Managing Antelope Hills
It is no secret that municipal golf courses struggled mightily during the recession and recovery has been slow for most of them. The City of Prescott’s Antelope Hills Golf Course is no exception. The demand for golf has decreased, supply has increased, and average incomes declined while the price of golf rose. In this new world of instant gratification, the amount of time it takes to play a round of golf has also become an issue. Antelope Hills has been steadily losing money and without … [Read more...] about A Lesson in Humility: Managing Antelope Hills
Growing a Tasty Tomato
Among the most sought-after plants of spring are tomatoes, the stars of most kitchen gardens. Whether you are a first-time tomato gardener or have had some problems, here are some tips for tomato harvest success. Best Varieties - Choosing climate-appropriate varieties is a must. To guarantee crop success, be sure to select from medium-sized tomatoes like Champion, Celebrity, Early Girl and Better Boy. Also, any of the smaller varieties like yellow pear, cherry tomatoes, and Sweet 100s … [Read more...] about Growing a Tasty Tomato