I was dabbling in memories of my Columbus, Ohio, family home the other day when the song The Green, Green Grass of Home interrupted my concentration.
My name is Dotty and I have the eye brows to prove it. But my eyes really tell the story of how thrilled I will be to have someone to dote on and a pal to hike and share adventures.
Arabica and Jojo were found Feb. 19, 2024, in Chino Valley. These two lovelies are bonded sisters who need to be adopted together.
Sunny is a beautiful 2-year-old with long gray and white hair. She is very sweet and friendly and loves to be brushed and to play with toys.
Gooby is a very sweet and friendly 3-year-old with expressive eyes that will melt your heart.
Meet Wile, as in Wile E. Coyote. Wile is an approximately 8- to 10-month-old Cattle Dog mix.
We’d like to introduce you to Gretsky! He’s an 8-year-old Pit Bull/Terrier mix who came to us as a stray from Prescott Valley in January!
These are wonderful with burgers, fried fish, or just about anything!
It’s time! Grand Entry tryouts for the 137th Prescott Frontier Days, the “World’s Oldest Rodeo,” are officially open!
Weathering rain and wind, a nice crowd gathered recently to celebrate the ribbon cutting at Steam Sesh Salon Studio, 2235 S. Highway 89 in the Windy Valley Plaza, Chino Valley.
Spring indicates a re-birth, a renewal of the earth, and a sense of energy and promise for a warmer tomorrow. I feel that same sense of hope and promise about Chino Valley and for the Chino Valley Area Chamber of Commerce.
The Prescott City Council has posed the question for a sales tax increase to raise more than $100 million in public safety improvements on the November ballot.
We are contemplating pavers for our patio. We have been paver shopping and there are so many brands and prices – like my husband said, there are as many paver brands as there are ice creams brands. How does one select pavers? —Joyce and Ron, Prescott.
With increasing awareness of the risks of certain pesticides to essential pollinators like butterflies and bees, modern gardeners are turning to plant selections that foster these beneficial insects by providing attractive habitats and food sources free from harmful chemicals.
