Mayer News

On Tuesday, Nov. 10 this Greyhound bus collided with a tractor trailer on Interstate 17 near Sunset Point.

11 Tribune, Granville Elementary student Blake Huntley was listed in the Honor Roll.

Mayer Fire Chief Glenn Brown said his department has turned information about a Nov.

Mayer High School has had its problems keeping agriculture teachers, but not in keeping the interest of students.

Mayer firefighters Blake Robinson and Russ Dodge assist members of the Mayer Cemetery Committee and Mayer High School FFA member Anguss Hill to raise a new flag.

An Arizona Game and Fish Department wildlife manager euthanized a bear Friday in Prescott Valley.

Serving as a U.S. Army infantryman cost Ron Brassfield his freedom of movement, but not his freedom.

Mayer resident Raymond Cook lost his life on Nov. 5 when his Dodge Durango, travelling in the wrong lane on Highway 69, collided head-on with this pickup.

On Aug. 21, 1944, the right engine of the B-26 bomber stopped in mid-flight and the pilot couldn't restart it.

Four area public school music programs, including Mayer, are recipients of substantial grants from the Prescott POPS Symphony Orchestra.

He was in the running for office with local businesspeople, residents and even a few family pets.

Authorities say the father of a woman wanted in a series of fraudulent credit card purchases turned her in to Gilbert police.

Arizona police agencies stretching from Prescott Valley to Mesa are looking for a woman using stolen identity and credit cards.

Yavapai County Assessor Pamela J. Pearsall wants to buy a high-tech oblique aerial digital photography system, called Pictometry, to help her assess county properties.

UPDATE: Friday, 11:45 a.m.: Raymond Cook, 61, of Mayer, sustained fatal injuries in Thursday night's two-car collision about six miles north of Mayer, the Department of Public Safety confirmed Friday morning.

The top choice for the position of interim superintendent for Mayer Unified School District stood before the governing board and about 25 teachers and members of the community at Wednesday's Special Board Meeting, and outlined his top three goals for MUSD.

Mayer Firefighter Dave Lattman shares a hug with Buster during training Saturday in Prescott Valley.

Help for the Mayer economy has come in the size of a small store called Jeans & Bling.

Molly Kennedy poses with her terrier Cinco after the two won Best in Show at the annual "Mayer Mutt Show" Saturday at Mayer Elder Center.

On Saturday, Oct. 24, many of the old regulars and a few new faces appeared to "Make A Difference" in the ball field at Cordes Lakes.