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No more drinking in the gymnasium

Alcohol will no longer be allowed in rented town facilities like the gym, following a split decision by the Camp Verde Town Council last...

Sewer recall official

A grassroots recall effort against two members of the Camp Verde Sanitary District Board became official last week when the Yavapai County Elections Department...

Seniors safely celebrate graduation

Mingus Union High School seniors have been excited since August for the end of the school year — certainly for the end of classes...

No decision on rec center pool

There was a whiff of nerves and tension in the standing room only crowd in the Cottonwood City Council chambers May 6. The two...

Pioneer descendant wants fair price

James Hopkins knows that when the government wants your land, there’s not a whole lot you can do about it. He just wants what...

Please let me keep my job

Parking lot attendant Ron Agoglia is an outspoken man. A former worker for the phone company in New York City and a former school...

Town may turn the faucet down

Halting pool construction and banning turf in new construction were among water conservation restrictions presented by Clarkdale town staff during a work session Tuesday,...

First Responders Day a hit with the kids

For a criminal, the lights and sirens of racing police cars can cause concern. For an elementary school student, it’s one of the coolest...

YCSO search for missing man continues

Detectives with the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office are still looking for a Chandler man who disappeared in March on his way home from Flagstaff....

$1.8 million shortfall under control; staff praised for efforts

Faced with an unexpected $1.8 million budget shortfall, Camp Verde has been taking drastic measures to make sure there’s enough to make ends meet...

Prescott asks city for airfare

Cottonwood City Council rolled the dice for its business community last Tuesday night betting on the success of air service between Prescott and Los...

Gov. signs bill for sign walkers

Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano signed a bill into law that requires municipalities to allow sign walkers. House Bill 2066 sponsored by Arizona Rep. Bob...

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