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Birth: Kimberly Nitzel Mejia Varela
Kimberly Nitzel Mejia Varela, a 9 lb., 3 oz. girl, born Oct. 29, 2009, to Roxana Varela and Juan Mejia of Paulden.
Rash of car burglaries hits Paulden
Yavapai County Sheriff's Office deputies responded Tuesday to six vehicle burglaries in Paulden's Rimrock subdivision, just off of Old Highway 89.
Carriage driving clinic at Paulden course
People interested in learning about horse and carriage driving or who are beginning driving can attend a free day-long clinic at 9 a,m. on Sat., Nov.
Prop. 401 passes: Big projects are in voters' hands
By a two-to-one margin, voters in Prescott want a direct say in large-scale city projects.
Big Chino well level report is open to interpretation
The Arizona Department of Water Resources has released its first report on well water level changes in the Big Chino Valley in almost 15 years.
Big Chino well report shows no water loss
A recent report from the Arizona Department of Water Resources shows that well water levels with the embattle Big Chino Basin have changed little over the last 10 years.
What is it, where is it? - Oct. 27
This week's photo and hint: Antelope don't use it, but duffers might climb it. Matt Hinshaw/The Daily Courier The correct answer for this past week's "What is it, where is it?" is: the spotlight tower at the Prescott Airport, the old one that was next to Legend Aviation.
Chino Valley schools' enrollment increasing
Student enrollment in the Chino Valley Unified School District is showing steady growth, Supt.
Holt retiring from city's top water post
The city's point person on the Big Chino Water Ranch project will be stepping down at the end of November.
Column: Fantasy fall foliage making its way here
Thanks for the positive feedback to last week's fishing story. Yes, I really did haul that fish to the boat; no, it isn't a plastic fish I carry with me for photo opportunities; and yes, it was fresh, fresh, fresh and oh so good that evening.
Legislators: Don't spend money governor gave education
Rep. Lucy Mason, R-Prescott says she will introduce a bill that will drastically cut the Arizona Department of Education or eliminate it completely.
Supervisors narrow down jail paint bids
The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors on Monday could vote to hire a contractor to paint the exterior walls of the Camp Verde jail.
Carriage competition in Paulden draws 26 drivers
Trudi Hurst of Chino Valley maneuvers in the cones course at the carriage driving competition Sept.
News Briefs: Ministerial group plans volunteer training Thursday
An upcoming opportunity for others in the community will be a CPMA new volunteer training/introduction session on Sept.
Brewer's missteps doomed sales tax
No man is an island? Tell that to Gov. Jan Brewer. After nearly eight months in office, the Republican finds herself ostracized by legislators of her own party, alienated by Democrats and eyed by prominent politicos on both sides of the aisle who have designs on the governorship in the 2010 election.
Chino Valley schools enrollment down 5.9 percent
The student enrollment in Chino Valley Unified School District's schools, as of Aug.
Taxpayer Protection Initiative remains hot-button issue as November election nears
If the City of Prescott wants to pay for a major infrastructure project such as a water pipeline or a sports complex, the Taxpayer Protection Initiative proposes requiring the public to vote on the project if it costs $40 million or more, with adjustments for inflation over time.
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Amy Gerber Teaches the Secrets of Spiritual Alchemy in Sedona, AZ
Sedona, AZ, August 31, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Amy Gerber, C.HT., Ct.H.A., a creative businesswoman turned metaphysical speaker, teacher, writer, and founder of Laughing Waters Ranch, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for her work as an Ordained Minister and Clinical Hypnotherapist specializing in pain management.
Water future takes center stage at forum
On issues ranging from Big Chino water to open space to bed tax, Wednesday night's forum set the stage for some disagreements among Prescott City Council candidates.
Water forum lets residents weigh in on Prescott's issues
Matt Hinshaw/ The Daily Courier Belinda Carpenter talks with Prescott City Council Candidate Paul Katan Saturday morning before the Citizens Water Advocacy Group City Council and Mayoral Candidate Forum in Prescott.