Steve Whitten, co-owner of Prescott Antiques, says his store draws happy shoppers because there is something for almost everyone, including a unique collection of automobile memorabilia. Aside from the classic cars for sale in the car lot across the street, Whitten showcases items related to classic cars, trucks and hotrods in the shop. Prescott Antiques features antiques and collectibles from 35 vendors in two buildings: one three-story building and one two-story building. The main … [Read more...] about An Antique Store that Car Buffs Can Get Revved Up About
Celebrate Fall: Immerse Yourself in Nature, Be Unapologetically Messy
Fall is nature’s beautiful and colorful dance that gently escorts us away from long sunny days. Our aspen trees paint the high elevation mountainsides in gentle hues of autumn. Their delicate leaves float to the ground to create golden pathways that light up the woods. It’s a magical time and humans like to frolic in it. Before McDonald’s had the ball pit, leaves were the things kids would roll around in. Leaves are fun. And that’s what I would try to explain to my after-kindergarten caregivers … [Read more...] about Celebrate Fall: Immerse Yourself in Nature, Be Unapologetically Messy
Arizona’s Christmas City Celebrates with Santa, Parades, Courthouse Lighting, Bonfire Festival, Outside Market, Music and Boot Drop
Arizona Christmas City organizers are planning a holiday season of free events in downtown Prescott. Festivities begin with The Holiday Light Parade & Bonfire Festival, which returns for its 26th year in Prescott on Saturday, Nov. 25, starting at 6 p.m. on Cortez St. The parade will be led by Santa and will feature more than 40 colorfully lighted floats and music from school marching bands. The parade ends on the field at Mile High Middle School, where the Bonfire Festival will take place … [Read more...] about Arizona’s Christmas City Celebrates with Santa, Parades, Courthouse Lighting, Bonfire Festival, Outside Market, Music and Boot Drop
Happiness Pours from The Watering Can
Candice Cuff, owner of the The Watering Can Flower Shoppe in Chino Valley, credits her working relationship with the community and her love of flowers for the success of her business. “We have grown with the community and we stayed open during COVID,” she said about the five-year-old business. “The community still supports us. I love bringing smiles to people’s faces.” Cuff just received a text that morning that a customer’s friend was so happy with the flowers that she was in tears. “That’s … [Read more...] about Happiness Pours from The Watering Can
Collaborative Business Leadership Book of Pivotal Moments and Bold Moves Achieves International Best-Selling Status
The Master Speaker Trainer, Arvee Robinson, has brought 15 successful businesswomen of diverse backgrounds together to share deeply personal challenges and triumphs in the new book, “The Impact of One Voice, Volume II: Inspirational Stories of Passion, Purpose, and Perseverance.” The collaborative effort, which includes Quad Cities Business News Editor Bonnie Stevens, is a No. 1 International Best Seller on Amazon. “These talented authors each have a unique story about stepping beyond the … [Read more...] about Collaborative Business Leadership Book of Pivotal Moments and Bold Moves Achieves International Best-Selling Status
November is a Time to Honor and Celebrate as We Usher in the Holidays
One of the things I appreciate about Prescott is that our community truly enjoys celebrations and honoring those who serve. November is a time to do just that, as we celebrate Veterans Day and Thanksgiving, and then we usher in one of the most significant seasons with the events of Arizona’s Christmas City. Veterans Day was originally named Armistice Day following the end of World War I, and then in the United States, it became a celebration honoring all of our military veterans. While Memorial … [Read more...] about November is a Time to Honor and Celebrate as We Usher in the Holidays
Grand Celebration of Art
About the only thing better than a picture of the Grand Canyon is a painting, and Grand Canyon Conservancy’s 15th Annual Celebration of Art (CoA) showcased 24 selected artists painting “en plein air” (outside on location) along the South Rim. The week-long event and fundraiser had an audience of returning fans and visitors who were captivated by the artists as their palettes brought the magnificence of the Grand Canyon to their canvases. “This is my first year and I’m so excited to be a … [Read more...] about Grand Celebration of Art
The Importance of Regular Fire Inspections for Commercial Buildings
As a business owner, it is your responsibility to ensure the safety and well-being of your employees and customers. One crucial aspect of building safety that should never be overlooked is fire protection. In case of a fire emergency, having a functional and reliable fire alarm system can mean the difference between life and death. It is not enough to simply install a fire alarm in your commercial building. Regular inspections and maintenance are necessary to ensure that it is functioning … [Read more...] about The Importance of Regular Fire Inspections for Commercial Buildings
Understanding the Finances of Hearing Healthcare
Studies show that the average timespan from a person realizing they have trouble with their hearing to finally seeking help is seven years. One of the biggest reasons people wait is concern about cost. Information about hearing aids varies widely online and insurance benefits can be difficult to navigate. But taking care of your ears doesn’t need to be scary. While no two offices operate identically, the overall journey is largely the same. Hearing Exam The first step is always to obtain an … [Read more...] about Understanding the Finances of Hearing Healthcare
Legendary Navajo Rug on Display in Winslow
One of the world’s largest Navajo rugs is back home in Winslow after changing hands seven times and disappearing for decades, including being stored in a pickup truck in Flagstaff. The magnificent Hubbell-Joe Rug is on display at Winslow’s Affeldt Mion Museum. An exhibit of the 86-year-old rug opened Sept. 2 at the museum, housed in the restored train depot at La Posada Hotel. At 21 feet 4 inches by 32 feet 7 inches, it was the largest known Navajo rug for 40 years until the slightly larger … [Read more...] about Legendary Navajo Rug on Display in Winslow