In recognition of the sesquicentennial (150 year anniversary) of the Gettysburg Address, Yavapai College will host a free symposium November 12-17 at both the Prescott and Verde Valley campuses. The symposium will feature a free lecture series given by the College’s instructors, as well as films relating to the American Civil War. The Yavapai College Liberal Arts Department and the Performing Arts Center sponsor the event. “The Gettysburg Symposium is a faculty … [Read more...] about YC Hosting Gettysburg Anniversary Events
Gosar Listening to Business Leaders
Congressman Paul A. Gosar, D.D.S. (AZ-04) held roundtables in Prescott, Cottonwood and Prescott Valley yesterday to discuss the government slowdown, the debt ceiling, Obamacare and other issues with local business leaders. The events were attended by business owners, leaders from local Chambers of Commerce and government officials. After the roundtables Rep. Gosar said, “People are fed up with the gridlock and partisanship in Washington. They are sick of feeling like pawns in a political … [Read more...] about Gosar Listening to Business Leaders
Funding Your Dream Home
You may have noticed a lot more new homes sprouting up recently. Residential construction activity has increased substantially in the last year or so, driven by rebounding home values, low interest rates and homeowners’ desires to live in homes custom-tailored to their needs. If you are considering constructing a new home, you’ll have a lot of decisions to make, including choosing a bank and construction loan program to fund the cost of construction. A construction loan differs from the … [Read more...] about Funding Your Dream Home
Summit Center Hiring Marketing Director
The Summit Center is pleased to announce Carrie Heinonen has joined the organization as Director of Marketing and Community Relations. The Summit Center is home to Summit Surgery and Recovery Care Center, Northern Arizona Orthopaedics (NAO) and DeRosa Physical Therapy. Heinonen has more than 19 years’ experience in marketing roles, having spent the last eight years as the Marketing Specialist for Northern Arizona Healthcare, which included Flagstaff Medical Center (FMC) and Verde Valley … [Read more...] about Summit Center Hiring Marketing Director
Hotshot Families Organize Yarnell Fundraiser
The Granite Mountain Hotshot Girls are the wives and fiancées of the fallen Hotshots. They're coming together, along with their families, to help finish the job that the Granite Mountain Hotshots started. The Hotshot Girls invite you to help them help the people of Yarnell rebuild their lives. Join them Sunday, Oct. 27 from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., outdoors at Celtic Crossings, now located at the old Outback Steakhouse in Prescott for live music and merriment. These amazing women are donating all … [Read more...] about Hotshot Families Organize Yarnell Fundraiser
Redesign Project Presentation Oct. 24
Prescott Creeks and the Dexter Connectors will host a discussion on Thursday, October 24th at 6:30 pm at Northpoint Expeditionary Learning Academy (551 First St.) on the redesign and rebuild of the retention basin at the corner of Miller Valley and Whipple. T. Barnabas Kane and Associates will present their design and discuss this local project that will improve water quality by reducing Nonpoint Source Pollution. The Upper Granite Creek Watershed contains six water bodies that are … [Read more...] about Redesign Project Presentation Oct. 24
Ft. Whipple Museum Needing Volunteers
The sound of the bugle is calling for volunteers who enjoy military and regional history! Located at the Bob Stump Veterans Administration Center in Prescott, Ft. Whipple was constructed in 1864 as a United States Army post. The fort served as a tactical base for the United States Cavalry during the Indian Wars of 1864 to 1882, when it was also the information and entertainment center of the Prescott area. The historic structure also served as a military hospital during World War I and World War … [Read more...] about Ft. Whipple Museum Needing Volunteers
Myths of Insurance
1. All insurance policies are the same. The truth is: Policies vary greatly. Will replacement parts be original or aftermarket? What is the valuation of your vehicle? Which drivers are covered and excluded? What happens to coverage when you cross state lines? Is customization of your vehicle covered or not? These questions and many more must be addressed for the consumer to understand the value of their policy. I have two recommendations for shoppers. One, do not shop … [Read more...] about Myths of Insurance
Massage – Arthritis Relief
Arthritis is the leading cause of disability, reduced quality of life and high health care costs in the United States. The main symptoms of arthritis are joint pain and stiffness, typically worsening with age, and are caused by an inflammation of one or more of your joints. Of the 46 million Americans who suffer from arthritis, nearly half say that arthritis limits their normal day-to-day activities. Most arthritis sufferers may not think of massage when they start to explore alternative … [Read more...] about Massage – Arthritis Relief
Solar is Popular in Prescott
Every day, more families are choosing solar energy for their homes. Across the state of Arizona, more than 500 systems are being installed every month. People are taking advantage of the 30 percent federal tax credit, as well as a $1,000 credit on their Arizona taxes and incentives from their utility provider. The cost of solar has come down in the past couple of years while the quality and efficiency has increased. Today, solar systems are installed with a 25-year warranty on … [Read more...] about Solar is Popular in Prescott