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Supervisors ask voters for a ¼-cent sales tax hike for jail

Yavapai County reviews jail costs and recidivism The Yavapai Board of Supervisors tackled several issues with regards to county jails during its June 3 meeting including finalizing language to send...

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Celebrates 2nd year, athletes also earn recognitions About 10 people — a mixture of Mingus Union High School special education students, general education students and teachers — crowded around special education student Johnny Castro in the cafeteria...

A-list athletes applauded at Mingus Union High School

Celebrate achievements in inaugural, student organized event In its inaugural athletic awards night, dubbed “Grit, Grind and Glory: Night of Champions,” Mingus Union High School honored about a hundred students based on athletic performance, academic standing and...

Mingus Union High School’s Cristian Valdez runs 100 miles

Junior runs 400 laps in 32 hours on high school track It wasn’t until mile 97 of his third attempt that Mingus Union High School junior Cristian Valdez knew for sure he was going to hit his...

Opinion

Our guidelines for political letters in election season

This is a big election year. With every election comes the desire to voice views on political issues. As Sedona’s only newspaper and the...

Voice your views with new policy for using pen names

Residents have voiced concerns over the years that they have political opinions they would like to voice in a letter, but choose not to...

Yavapai College continues to demand ‘Loyalty Oath’ to President Lisa Rhine

Imagine, if you will, the following scenarios with Rod Serling’s voiceover: The city council forces its members to sign a new code of ethics not...

Around Yavapai County

President presents successes & goals in talks with council for annual contract Greater Verde Valley Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Christian Oliva del Rio presented the chamber's annual update to the Cottonwood City Council at its...
While the Yavapai College District Governing Board voted unanimously to approve the college’s fiscal year 2027 budget — something the board hasn’t done since 2020 — District 3 Rep. Toby Payne still had some misgivings about...

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