From beefy burritos to vegan burgers, food trucks in Arizona have continued to gain popularity. The latest sensation on wheels is Bark & Bakery. “Right now, we are the first and only animal food truck in Arizona,” said Beth Fiscus, who runs the business with her daughter, Amanda. “Keeping our best friends, that is our dogs, healthy is vital because, let’s face it, they’re not with us very long so we want them to have the best life ever.” With that in mind, the Bark & Bakery … [Read more...] about Verde Valley Mother-Daughter Team Roll Out Bark & Bakery
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Past ATHENA Recipients Discuss the Impact of Encouraging Others
For two Prescott-Area ATHENA Leadership Award recipients, Carmen Frederic and Teri Drew, the encouragement, impact and responsibility of the honor has stayed with them since the moment a banquet room full of businesspeople roared with applause and standing ovations. “So much of the time we can feel very alone, working hard and doing our thing, when someone reaches out and acknowledges us,” said Frederic, the 2023 Prescott-Area ATHENA Leadership Award recipient. “It takes you by surprise and … [Read more...] about Past ATHENA Recipients Discuss the Impact of Encouraging Others
How to Get What You Want
Bella is a quiet, mild-mannered 6-year-old that loves to play catch, go on walks and travel. She is small, but not too small to step on or lose in your purse. She also is quite content hanging out and accepting the day as it comes, which may include encounters with domestic and wild animals or a road trip. She’s fine with it all. She’s also a rescue, sort of. Her human mama died recently, and she needed a new home with a gentle environment and lots of hugs. Bella is the perfect dog – for … [Read more...] about How to Get What You Want
Prescott Entrepreneur Tiana Costello to Sell Thriving Cheese Bar Amid Health Battle
Tiana Costello, who took over Back Alley Cheese Bar in January, is passionate about her thriving favorite local eatery, known for its seemingly endless selection of cheeses, custom orders and partnerships with nearby venues. The bar supplies food for Back Alley Wine Bar and other local spots, including the Bird Cage Saloon, expanding an already established customer base. “I love cheese. It’s my life force,” said Costello, who takes pride in offering unique cheeses and creating custom … [Read more...] about Prescott Entrepreneur Tiana Costello to Sell Thriving Cheese Bar Amid Health Battle
Espire Sports to Host K9 Fun Fest Fundraiser for Police Dogs
Residents and visitors will be able to exercise and have some fun while supporting the three Prescott Police dogs at the K9 Fun Fest, 5:30 to 9 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 28, at Espire Sports in the Pine Ridge Marketplace. Benny and Cooper, two yellow Labradors highly trained in drug detection, along with Eden, a goldendoodle that provides emotional support to crime victims, will be there, as well. All three dogs are professionally certified and full-time members of the Prescott Police Department K9 … [Read more...] about Espire Sports to Host K9 Fun Fest Fundraiser for Police Dogs
Prescott Entrepreneur Tiana Costello to Sell Thriving Cheese Bar Amid Health Battle
Tiana Costello, who took over Back Alley Cheese Bar in January, is passionate about her thriving favorite local eatery, known for its seemingly endless selection of cheeses, custom orders and partnerships with nearby venues. The bar supplies food for Back Alley Wine Bar and other local spots, including the Bird Cage Saloon, expanding an already established customer base. “I love cheese. It’s my life force,” said Costello, who takes pride in offering unique cheeses and creating custom … [Read more...] about Prescott Entrepreneur Tiana Costello to Sell Thriving Cheese Bar Amid Health Battle
NOAH Marks 25 Years of Supporting Animals and People
NOAH Thrift Store recently celebrated 25 years in business. NOAH stands for Neglected, Orphaned, Abandoned and Homeless and the nonprofit funds dog, cat and horse rescues along with sanctuary rescues and lost dog organizations. Sue Kohler, president of the NOAH Board, says NOAH raised $190,000 to help animals last year. Everything sold at the Thrift Store is donated and managed by 40 volunteers and six part-time workers. NOAH has been at its current location for 20 years at 603 South Granite … [Read more...] about NOAH Marks 25 Years of Supporting Animals and People
Hashknife Colt Sale Offers a Traditional Western Experience
They are police officers, social workers, ranchers and rodeo competitors from all over the Southwest – like Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, Cottonwood, Kingman, Flagstaff, Tuba City, Rough Rock and Albuquerque – who gathered in Northern Arizona on the second Saturday of July. One group of relatives drove from Ohio. Some came to buy, many came to watch but most came for the fellowship and experience of this traditional summertime gathering at a Western working ranch in the serenity of Northern … [Read more...] about Hashknife Colt Sale Offers a Traditional Western Experience
Arizona Philharmonic Season Opener Features Violin Virtuoso Katherine McLin
Arizona Philharmonic’s Concertmaster and violin virtuoso Katherine McLin has enjoyed an extremely varied and prolific musical career as a concerto soloist, recitalist, chamber and orchestral musician, and teacher since her debut with the Oregon Symphony at age 15. McLin is the featured soloist in Passion, Peace, and Power, 3 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 8, at Ruth Street Theater, performing under the leadership of Maestro Peter Bay. McLin made more than 100 appearances as a soloist with orchestras … [Read more...] about Arizona Philharmonic Season Opener Features Violin Virtuoso Katherine McLin
AZ Phil Launches Interactive Community Lecture Series
Beginning with the Saturday before the concert, Sept. 7, AZ Phil is launching a Community Lecture Series for all interested music enthusiasts. At the lecture, attendees will sit on the stage with the presenting artists and have the chance to be up close and learn from professionals, asking questions and interacting with them. At the Sept. 7 lecture, Peter Bay will use the score of Haydn’s Symphony No. 92 in G Major to teach participants about orchestral conducting. Featuring Arizona … [Read more...] about AZ Phil Launches Interactive Community Lecture Series









