Parkway Community Facilities District (CFD) No. 1 plans to increase ad valorem taxes on property owners in fiscal year 2022-23, provided Prescott Valley’s CFD Board approves those CFDs’ final budgets in late June.
High up in the ponderosa pines of the Prescott National Forest 12 miles southeast of Prescott lies the tiny community of Walker, where an all-volunteer fire department has stood watch for the past 55 years.
For one day a year, the department allows people to fish on the state’s public waters without a fishing license.
In the one-year anniversary of the Yavapai County Fallen Officer Memorial at the Courthouse Plaza in downtown Prescott Wednesday, June 1, at least 50 people gathered to pay their respects to those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Police Chief Bob Ticer, who came on board April 11, told the Prescott Valley Tribune in an hour-long question-and-answer session he wants to build on the department’s very strong foundation.
Prescott High School’s Class of 2022 sure has plenty of colorful characters. And why wouldn’t it?
Armadilla Wax Works is moving from its current candle shop in Prescott Valley to its former spot in Prescott, longtime owner/operators Denise Jenike and Kent Buttermann announced May 22.
The Prescott Valley Town Council on Thursday, May 26, approved the town’s $153.9 million fiscal year 2022-23 tentative budget, based on recommendations from Town Manager Gilbert Davidson and Finance Director Katie Pehl.
Bob Ticer represented the Prescott Valley Police Department’s fifth sworn chief in the past 11 years when he came aboard at PVPD’s headquarters, 7601 E. Skoog Blvd., on April 11.
Bradshaw Mountain High School’s (BMHS) Class of 2022 celebrated its graduation in a classy display of pomp and circumstance Thursday night, May 19, at the Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley.
For the past month or more, the Prescott Valley Wendy’s restaurant dining room at 3020 Glassford Hill Road has been closed for renovation while its drive-thru service remained operational.
Are you ready to beat the heat in Prescott Valley this summer?
The Crooks Fire’s black burn scar near Kamp Kipa off of Poland Junction Road 14 miles south of Prescott serves as a reminder of the urgency to protect the forest’s dwellers and its infrastructure in the 21st century.
The Prescott Valley Town Council on Thursday, May 12, unanimously agreed to an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with the City of Prescott and Yavapai County to buy State Trust Land parcels on Glassford Hill for open space and recreation.
Prescott’s LazyG Brewhouse, 220 W. Leroux St., won a gold medal at the 2022 World Beer Cup conducted May 5 in Minneapolis.
At least 20 firefighters and personnel with the Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority (CAFMA) suppressed an intensely hot fire in a pile of vehicles at an auto salvage yard that sent plumes of thick, black smoke high into the air on Prescott Valley’s east side during the late afternoon Thursday, May 5.
A demolition crew was seen flattening the old Circle K building located on the corner of Robert Road and Highway 69 in Prescott Valley on Monday, May 9, which gives way for construction of a new Human Bean Coffee Shop.
Prescott-based Rugged Pilot Coffee will be one of 10 veteran-owned small businesses featured in a one-hour live TV program later this month on the QVC2 shopping channel, Rugged Pilot CEO Larry Curell reported May 3.
Franklin Phonetic School fifth-grader Jaxson Roberts tends to get nervous when he plays trumpet in front of other people, but you wouldn’t have known it at the annual Prescott Valley Days’ parade Saturday morning, May 7.
Prescott-based Founding Fathers Collective, a bar, barber shop and coffee shop at 218 N. Granite St., won the coveted W.O. Lawton Business Leadership Award earlier this month in Washington, D.C.
Under clear, sunny skies with temperatures hovering in the upper 60s to low 70s Saturday, April 30, in Prescott, the Whiskey Off-Road endurance mountain biking race returned from a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the interest of public safety, Prescott National Forest officials will close a portion of Forest Road 373 to the public for the Whiskey Off-Road endurance-mountain biking races Saturday, April 30, a news release reported April 28.
With support from the Prescott National Forest and Visit Prescott, Tucson-based Epic Rides announced April 19 that its 2022 Whiskey Off-Road endurance mountain biking event will use the same routes for its 30-Proof and 50-Proof races as it did in 2019.
Filiberto’s Mexican Food restaurant at 576 Miller Valley Road in Prescott has closed.
Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) and Prescott Police confirmed April 18 that they helped law enforcement in Maricopa County search in the Quad Cities for a suspect accused of shooting and wounding a Phoenix Police officer on April 14.
Modern Coffee & Deli on April 1 replaced the former Elevation Coffee next to Dewey Pharmacy in Prescott Valley under owner Ashley Parkins.
Firefighters on the Prescott National Forest snuffed out a 3-acre fire in the Doce Pit area west of Prescott Saturday night and into Sunday, April 9-10, serving as a reminder to the public about being proactive during wildfire season.
Wheelhouse Sports Complex at Yavapai Downs in Prescott Valley reported that it is planning to open in late April.
The BOS will meet at 9 a.m. Wednesday, April 6, in the supervisors’ hearing room on the first floor of the Yavapai County Administrative Services Building, 1015 Fair St., in Prescott.
The Arizona Department of Transportation’s (ADOT) ambitious $445.9 million project to widen Interstate 17 from Anthem to Sunset Point will begin in 2022 and take 3.5 years to complete.
Start Moving-On Counseling and Trauma Center, which operates an office at 914 E. Gurley St., Suite 200, in Prescott, will be expanding in the Quad Cities by opening its Prescott Valley office on April 4.
When Prescott Valley resident Armando Lopez spotted what looked like a large raccoon with a white tail sitting on the roof of his home off Santa Fe Loop Road west of Glassford Hill Road March 25, he wasn’t sure what to think.
Friends of Prescott Valley Parks and Recreation, a nonprofit that supports the town’s parks, programming, education, arts and culture, and recreation services for residents, named its new board members March 24.
Late in 2021, Prescott Valley began the process for updating the town’s logo, which was last done in 1995.
The Northern Arizona Wranglers, an Indoor Football League (IFL) expansion team in 2021, finished their inaugural season with a league-worst 1-13 record.
Prescott-based Summit 4X4 Company, which does custom builds on 4X4 vehicles, opened a new showroom and workshop at 420 Miller Valley Road the week of March 13, 2022.
The Yavapai College Athletic Department on March 21 announced that it hired Chris Houser as the new head coach of the Prescott junior college’s stalwart men’s soccer program, replacing the departed Andre Luciano.
When longtime Prescott resident Bob McMillan won the nearly weeklong, 2021 Senior World Series of Poker in Las Vegas last October, the Maine native with Irish blood had luck on his side, right?
The Produce Only Market, which will sell fresh fruits and vegetables and offer a smoothie bar, has plans to open in the late spring in the 400 block of Goodwin Street across from Park Plaza in downtown Prescott.
Thanks to a fascinating, 21st-century DNA analysis tool, “Little Miss Nobody” finally has a name.
Prescott Valley Town Council on March 10 approved rezoning two properties for new apartment complexes on the town’s north and west sides, respectively, as Prescott Valley’s housing market continues to grow.
C-A-L Ranch Stores, a farm, ranch and home retailer, plans to open its Prescott Valley store at the former Sam’s Club building, 5757 E. Highway 69, at the PV Crossroads shopping center this spring, C-A-L Ranch’s Jason Miller reported.
Prescott Valley officials are working with the City of Prescott and Yavapai County to buy several parcels of state land at Glassford Hill for a proposed regional park.
The results are in from a February online public survey asking Prescott Valley residents to choose one of three names for its micro-transit service, and the winner is: YAVALINE.
Riliberto’s Fresh Mexican Food will be opening one of its restaurants at the former Ponderosa Hand Car Wash property at 1235 Iron Springs Road in Prescott.
In 2021, the Bradshaw Mountain softball team struggled due to inexperience, but its players remained committed through difficulties and showed a desire to continue improving.
When Brian Bundrick embarked on his seventh season as Bradshaw Mountain baseball coach in February, he felt confident about the program’s immediate future.
Prescott baseball couldn’t have had a much more difficult end to its 2021 season.
Prescott Valley Town Manager Gilbert Davidson on Monday, Feb. 28, announced the hiring of former Department of Public Safety (DPS) commander and current Loveland, Colorado, Police Chief Bob Ticer as Prescott Valley’s new police chief.
The Prescott Valley Town Council on Feb. 24 approved the final development plan for Phase 2 of the Jasper subdivision, which will consist of 290 lots on 127 acres on the town’s west side, east of Glassford Hill.