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Teens face felony charges after hacking computers to change grades
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Mile High Brewfest will feature 75 artisan beers
The second annual Mile High Brewfest is approaching, and micro brewers are crafting their barrels of beer for the downtown Prescott event.
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Workshop for girls in grades 3-4 demonstrates how to deal with bullies
Girl Scouts Power Up! Anti-Bullying workshop is from 9 to 11 a.m. and noon to 2 p.m. June 10-13 at Washington Traditional School, 300 E. Gurley St., Prescott.
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Items needed for rummage sale benefiting Miss Kitty's Cat House
Miss Kitty's Cat House Rummage Sale is from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, June 8 at Prescott College , 220 Grove Ave., Prescott.
Prescott plans for heavy infrastructure improvements in coming budget year
Between the three, the city's streets, water, and sewer systems could see a total of nearly $70 million in improvements in the next fiscal year.
Driver airlifted to hospital after crashing into light pole
A 41-year-old Prescott Valley woman was injured when the minivan she was driving collided with a light pole near Prescott Airport Thursday afternoon was airlifted to a Phoenix hospital for treatment for her injuries, Prescott Firefighter/Paramedic Jeff Jones said.
North Star Youth, YCSO star in MATForce TV spot
Courtesy photo MATForce's new television commercial features Yavapai County Sheriff's Office Lieutenant Nate Auvenshine with Mile High Middle School North Star Youth Partnership members Alli Kreutzer, Cheyenne Swearingen, Lucy Sobo, Lily Vickers, Kaitlyn Gagnon, Aubrey Kruetzer, Taliea Bice, Pearl Pucci, Cierra Halliburton, Sierra Anderson, Pedro ... (more)
Game and Fish meeting here May 30; officials seek comments on license fees
The Arizona Game and Fish Department is conducting a series of meetings to gather public comments about how to structure its new hunting and fishing license fees.
High school students arrested after hacking computer to change grades
Shrinking green: City's money-losing golf course may close 9 holes
Despite an anticipated increase in primary property taxes for the coming year, the recent pay-off of the $15 million debt for Willow and Watson lakes still should result in a drop in overall property taxes for Prescott property owners.
Firefighters work to contain fire south of Lynx Lake
Prescott National Forest , Central Yavapai and City of Prescott firefighters are working Wednesday to contain a fire about four miles south of Lynx Lake, Prescott National Forest Spokeswoman Debbie Maneely said.
Memorial Day observances to include living history groups
Joanna Dodder/The Daily Courier Yavapai Cemetery Association volunteer Norma Read places flags on veterans' graves at the historic Citizens' Cemetery in Prescott, in preparation for the Memorial Day observance.
Beware: The SECRET ways kids get drugs
Arizona kids and adults are finding unique ways to buy and sell drugs using the "deep web," but drug-free advocates say there is an easy way to reduce the chances a child will ever start using illegal substances.
Burning Questions: Class teaches firefighters to recognize signs of arson
Kristi Gagnon, Camp Verde Fire District/Courtesy photo A vehicle fire presents a challenge to students who must determine the cause of the blaze.
Pickleball's fast, fun pace attracts Prescott players from 9 to 86
Matt Hinshaw/The Daily Courier Damon Olsen and Kevin Wente return the ball Saturday morning during the championship match of Prescott's first pickle ball tournament at the Willow Hills Baptist Church gym in Prescott.
Montezuma Federals to unveil mascot Wednesday
The Montezuma Federals pro baseball team, after more than six months narrowing the entries in their mascot contest, have selected a winning entry - from Brianna Smith of Prescott Valley.
Prescott honors property owners for preservation of historic buildings
Owners of six historic properties received recognition from the City of Prescott this past week for their restoration and preservation efforts.
Pam Houston reads from her latest novel in Prescott
She's taught on more than one occasion at the Hassayampa Writer's Conference, where she shared her writing knowledge with local authors.
Street tunes: Courthouse plaza musicians both appreciated and hassled
They might not be everyone's musical cup of tea, but musicians are rarely in short supply in downtown Prescott, particularly those who play in public around the courthouse plaza.
YCSO deputy fired after review of conduct in Iron Brotherhood bar fight investigation
Lisa Irish Special to the Tribune Another police officer has been punished for his actions in a December bar fight on Whiskey Row.