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Camp Verde Marshal Corey Rowley resigns

Camp Verde News
Camp Verde Marshal Corey Rowley resigned from his position with the Town of Camp Verde, effective Dec. 18. “Rowley made the decision to step down due to medical reasons,” Town Manager Miranda Fisher stated Dec. 31. “Out...

Mingus girls soccer remains undefeated with 3-2 win

Marauders
The Mingus Union High School girls soccer team’s opponent on Thursday, Jan. 15, the Bradshaw Mountain Bears, scored the first goals on the Marauders this season. But after the game finished, the Marauders were still undefeated. The game...

Cottonwood names 3 city manager finalists

Cottonwood News
The city of Cottonwood’s search for a new permanent city manager may soon be coming to an end. The city of Cottonwood has narrowed its...

Fired police chief Gesell files suit against Cottonwood, 2 council members, current and former city officials

Cottonwood News
Tempe lawyer Kimberly Eckert filed a lawsuit on April 3 in Yavapai County Superior Court on behalf of Steve Gesell, the Cottonwood police chief...

Physical altercation with driver ends in officer-involved shooting, both hospitalized

Cottonwood News
At 7:50 p.m. on Friday, April 12, a Cottonwood police officer conducted a traffic stop in the 500 block of S. 12th St., Cottonwood,...

Thank your Town Council … for not being like Cottonwood City Council

Editorials
This August we’ll mark 20 years since I was first hired by Larson Newspapers. Starting off as a copy editor before becoming an assistant...

Thunder Valley Rally makes a comeback

Cottonwood News
This year’s Thunder Valley Rally got off to a bit of slow start, but once the sun began to set over Cottonwood’s Riverfront Park...

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