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Verde Lynx bus between Cottonwood, Sedona starts Monday
For many in the Verde Valley, especially commuters, the arrival of a regular Cottonwood-to-Sedona bus system is a dream come true.
Bond election results on BC agenda; plans for H1N1 vaccination clinic ...
Beaver Creek School Just as voters approved the bond election for Beaver Creek School, which will allow the district to building a new kitchen and cafeteria, the cafeteria is requesting some new equipment.
New Camp Verde courthouse ready for business
It's high-tech and upscale: The new Camp Verde Superior Courthouse is ready for judges to dispense justice.
Prescott police announce arrest in stabbing case
Police have made an arrest after a Prescott gallery owner was stabbed last Friday.
Grant could lead to 'greening' Camp Verde
This summer, two large air conditioning units, used to heat and cool the Camp Verde community center, failed.
Half-priced fishing licenses and trout stockings return
The stars have aligned - rainbow trout are coming to a galaxy of waters close to home for millions, plus 2009 fishing licenses for state waters or the urban program lakes are now on sale for half price, advises Arizona Game and Fish Department officials.
Suspect isn't charged, but DPS keeps cash
Arizona Republic reporters offer investigative and behind-the-scenes takes on the news.
Nov. 11 The Sedona Heritage Museum's annual Veteran's Day tribute will begin at 11 a.m. at the Museum.
Police: Man Fires Taser During Denny's Fight
A fight outside a Denny's in Prescott Valley ended Sunday morning when one of the men grabbed a Taser and stunned his opponent near the eye, police said.
Wednesday, the Camp Verde Town Council, and much of the public for that matter, will hear of a regional planning effort instigated by the Prescott National Forest known as the Verde Front.
Swine flu on the rise at Camp Verde school district
Because H1N1 flu vaccine shipments have not arrived on schedule, Yavapai County Community Health Services has had to make the difficult decision to cancel the Saturday H1N1 flu shot clinics due to inadequate supply of vaccine.
Camp Verde's assistance to fort may be tied to changes
With the ink still drying on an interim agreement between the Town of Camp Verde and Arizona State Parks, discussions have begun on an arrangement that will keep Fort Verde open for the long term.
Verde Valley Newspapers came away from the Western News&Info., Inc., annual Editorial Seminar with 21 awards for its work over the past year.
It's a Fall Fun Night at Parkside
Parkside Community Church's Fall Fun night is a family affair, with plenty activities for children of all ages.
Fort Verde Days: What went right?
Any question about Camp Verde's ability to shift sponsorship of its special events from public to private was answered two weeks ago, thanks to the success of this year's Fort Verde Days.
Verde Valley sales tax still down
Thanks to an increase in sales tax rates by the city council, Cottonwood is the only Verde Valley community to continue to show a jump in both retail sales tax and total sales tax from month to month.
Pedestrian killed in Verde Village
A Cottonwood man was killed when he walked in front of an SUV on SR 260 near Western Drive Sunday night shortly after 7 p.m. Camp Verde fire units responded to the fatality, since Verde Valley Fire Crews had already been dispatched to a serious rollover north of Bridgeport.
County votes are in on delayed projects
The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors on Monday hired four architect firms to draw design plans for four construction projects that have been on hold for more than a year.
Judge agrees with Katan's ballot challenge
Although an official ruling won't come until later today or Thursday, Yavapai County Superior Court Judge Michael Bluff said the City of Prescott should have put Council candidate Paul Katan's name on next month's ballot.
An eye on Camp Verde school finance
While awaiting $1 million still owed by the state, the Camp Verde Unified School District approved the Annual Financial Report .