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All CategoriesLawyers for alleged Hell's Angels accused in Chino Valley shootout want case thrown outAttorneys for seven men accused in a shootout between rival motorcycle gangs in 2010 argued on Thursday that the charges should be thrown out because, they claim, a deputy county... Read more...Struggling to balance Chino Valley's budgetVice Mayor Carl Tenney told the audience at the May 22 Chino Valley Town Council meeting that the town may have to raise sales taxes or add a property tax to raise needed revenue. Read more...Chino Valley firefighters return from stint at Gladiator FireWith the 16,240-acre Gladiator Fire near Crown King under control and residents returning to Crown King on Friday, the five firefighters lending support from the Chino Valley Fire... Read more...Paulden salutes K, 8th gradsThe Paulden Community School kindergarten promotion and eighth grade graduation took place on Wed. May 23 at the Hope Lutheran Church, 1010 N Road 1 East. Read more...Extreme fire danger prompts ban of all fireworks in Yavapai CountyFireworks of all kinds have been temporarily banned from use in Yavapai County as of Wednesday, under an order signed by Chairman Tom Thurman of the board of supervisors. Read more...Congrats to Chino Valley High School Class of 2012!Chino Valley High School celebrated the graduation of its 2012 class on Friday night in front of an overflow crowd in attendance at the school football stadium. Also see photo... Read more...Memorial Day 2012 in Yavapai County AZ - Memorial Day Parades, Events and moreHere is what is happening for Memorial Day 2012 in Yavapai County, AZ. Find the area Chino Valley events, parades, activities and more for Memorial Day 2012. Acitivites are... Read more...A Day to Remember in Chino ValleyFor most of us, Memorial Day 2012 Chino Valley marks the beginning of a season of summer fun. But don’t let the real meaning of the holiday get lost amidst the barbecues and... Read more...Mayer firefighters respond on Gladiator blazeFive Chino Valley Fire District firefighters are among the 1,127 fire personnel battling the Gladiator fire near Crown King. Chino Valley also has sent two engines, with more... Read more..."Ring of Fire" EclipseOf the millions of people who tweeted, blogged, and Facebooked about the solar eclipse this past Sunday, Chino Valley's own Tammy Imperia spent part of her day donning a... Read more...Briefly: Discover NAU-Yavapai at eventsNorthern Arizona University -Yavapai welcomes interested students and families to Discover NAU-Yavapai on Thursday, May 24, and Tuesday, June 5, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. This free... Read more...Briefly: Student volunteersThe Bob Stump VA Medical Center is now accepting applications for the summer student-volunteer program. Read more...Briefly: Marine Corps Arizona reunion coming in JulyAll past or present Marines are invited to attend a reunion banquet at the Prescott Resort on Friday, July 6, at 7 p.m. Spouses also are invited to this semi-formal event, which... Read more...Briefly: Chino Valley pool opens Friday May 25, 2012The Chino Valley Swimming Pool located at the Chino Valley Community Center on Road 1 East will be open to the public on May 25. Read more...Chino Valley family fosters sense of homeBarbara Velasco wanted a second child. She got more than she could have dreamed of, but not necessarily in the conventional sense. Read more...AmericanTowns Heroes: Willow Rosenthal Helps City Slickers Become Urban FarmersThis local hero turned empty lots into blooming plots to help revitalize a community and created a model that city officials hope will be duplicated nationally. When Willow... Read more...Snake avoidance trainer aims to keep dogs, and owners, safeOutdoors enthusiasts in Arizona have learned to be careful of rattlesnakes. They watch where they step, use care in moving around outdoors, and learn the signs of an angry snake... Read more...CV man switches careers for fire serviceWhen Toby McMains graduated from Chino Valley High School in 2001, he thought his future was planned out. He thought he would enter into the excavation business, working alongside... Read more...News Briefs: NHD students raising money for national eventEveryone is invited to the Project Presentation Fundraiser for the National History Day Club at CVHS. Every year, the honors history students compete in a nationwide competition... Read more...News Briefs: Springfest May 19Chino Valley's "Springfest" will be at the Windmill House, 1460 W. Road 4 North, on May 19, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This "free" event will have food,... Read more...News Briefs: Nominations for HMS Hall of FameIt is time once again for HMS to ask for nominations for this year's Heritage Middle School Hall of Fame Award. Is there a person you know that goes that extra mile to make... Read more...Yavapai Humane Society waives pet adoption fees for veteransMemorial Day is coming up and Yavapai Humane Society wants to thank our veterans the only way we know how, by sending every American hero home with a new best friend. Read more...Salute to Paulden vets SaturdayPaulden Aarea Community Organization (PACO) will conduct "A salute to Paulden Veterans" at Paulden Community Center, on Big Chino Road, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on... Read more...State budget contains 'good news,' says Ariz. Rep. FannFormer Chino Valley mayor and current Arizona State Rep. Karen Fann made a homecoming of sorts with some good news this past week as she spoke to the Chino Valley Town Council. Read more...News Briefs: Communication Seminar May 18Seniors and Family Caregivers are invited to a free seminar on the topic of Senior Communication Issues, May 18 from 2-3 p.m. in Prescott Valley. Read more...News Briefs: Legion Riders will take to the road SaturdayThe American Legion Riders Post 40, 650 Road 3 South, in Chino Valley presents "Ride In for Vets, on May 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Read more...News Briefs: Horse, foot and boot races at Humboldt Fair May 26-27May 26-27 The Old Humboldt Spring Fair and Horse Race is looking for more participants in the horse race as well as the foot race scheduled for 1 p.m., Saturday, May 26, at the... Read more...News Briefs: PACO Verde Walk is June 7PACO (Paulden Area Community Organization) will be holding its annual "Verde Walk" hosted by Little Thumb Butte Bed and Breakfast from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on June 7. Read more...News Briefs: Farmers Market CV to open June 7The Prescott Farmers Market, with locations in Prescott, Prescott Valley and Chino Valley, opens soon. Read more...Supervisor Davis not happy with county budget process, reorganization planA member of the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors railed against this year's budget process and said he had "buyer's remorse" about a decision to reorganize... Read more...Rabid mountain lion in attack mode no match for Chino Valley man and his frying panIf someone told you they killed a rabid mountain lion with a frying pan, would you believe it? Read more...PV council to join pilot project for rainwater harvesting in Chino ValleyProposed agreement with the Town of Chino Valley and other coalition members for a right of entry and construction easement to build the project in the Old Home Manor area of... Read more...Fledgling HawksFifth-grade students from both Territorial Elementary and Del Rio School came together this past Thursday for a track meet hosted by Chino Valley High School. The goal wasn't... Read more...Animal lovers work behind the scenes at local shelterTucked back behind the senior center and Memory Park, just off Road 1 West, sits a building not too many Chino Valley residents know about, but the tenants of this small structure... Read more...Chino Police celebrate 30 years with open houseTo celebrate 30 years of service to the community, the Chino Valley Police Department opened its doors to the public on April 28, offering tours of the offices, free finger... Read more...Fire destroys three business on Whiskey Row, draws huge crowdsCrews from Chino Valley covered calls in the city that came in during the fire. Read more...Selection of out-of-town roundabout artist causes ireWith $1.5 million at stake, the Chino Valley town council voted unanimously to recommend that North Carolina-based artist Jon Hair be commissioned to create a sculpture for the... Read more...School, fire officials honor boys for life saving actionsThe Chino Valley Fire District and Territorial Elementary School honored brothers Jayden Smith and Matthew Mulkey during an assembly on campus this past week for the role the two... Read more...Photos: 4-H/FFA ExpoHundreds of participants and their parents from across the county took up residence in Prescott and at the grounds for the weekend... Read more...Paulden school makes big improvementsThat green stuff you're seeing out in Paulden isn't a mirage. It's real grass growing at the Paulden Community School. Read more...Growing BusinessSpring has arrived in Chino Valley and it's time to get those gardens ready. Even with the water and soil challenges in the area, many gardeners are able to enjoy beautiful... Read more...Briefs - Family Fun Night tonightHeritage Middle School, 1076 N. Road 1 West, will host a free "Family Fun Night" tonight from 5-7 p.m. Read more...Briefs - Firefighters Pancake BrunchFirefighters Pancake Brunch will be on May 6 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Chino Valley Fire Station #2 located on Road 2 South. Read more...Briefs - Annual Plant SaleThe Antelope Garden Club's annual plant sale will be from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on May 5 in the Walgreen's parking lot at the corner of Highway 89 and Road 2 North. Read more...Briefs - Be aware of wild animalsAn angler at the south end of Alamo Lake was bitten by a bat on April 8 while fishing from a boat. Read more...Fire signs inform out-of-district residentsIn an effort to educate and warn residents outside of their coverage area, the Chino Valley Fire District has placed signs in Paulden informing the public that property may not be... Read more...Chino Valley Fire Department honors three with CVFD Life Safety AwardThe Chino Valley Fire board this past Thursday honored Ben Buchanan, Scott Bulters, and Jeff Stewart with the district's Life Safety Award. Read more...Governor appoints Sheriff to Peace Officer Standards boardArizona Gov. Jan Brewer appointed Yavapai County Sheriff Scott Mascher to the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training board. His term began Wednesday. Read more...Rotarians honor veterans with barbecue picnic lunchRotarians from the northwest part of Arizona revved up their "Power of One" credo Saturday and treated 250 veterans at the Prescott VA Medical Center to a picnic on the... Read more...Council to answer 1.5 million dollar question at next meetingTown to decide the outcome of Art-DOT issue at April 24 council meeting Read more... |