Prescott Mountain Bike Alliance today announced that the mountain bike pump track located in Granite Creek park will be closed for repairs beginning March 15th through the end of the week. The track will be fenced off so that repairs can be completed, and treatment of the soil will have time to cure. We acknowledge
The City of Prescott has hired C. Ashley Couch, P.E., CFM as its new Public Works Director, effective April 4, 2022. He will replace Craig Dotseth, P.E., who is retiring as Public Works Director. Mr. Couch comes to the city with 29 years of professional experience, including 23 years of local government management experience. He
There are lots of annuals grown for their foliage, like coleuses and caladiums. Blooming plants remain the most popular annuals. That’s because annual plants repeatedly bloom, giving undemanding joyous color throughout our warm months. They are intended to deliver season-long color and then be added to the compost pile as we head into winter. There’s
Attorney General Mark Brnovich today announced that his office obtained a Consent Judgment against a series of telemarketing companies owned by Robert Kenneth Contreras. The settlement resolves the State’s claims that PublisherTech, LLC d/b/a Above CMS, Publisher Wealth Corporation, and Upstarter, LLC solicited consumers across the United States by falsely promising substantial income from selling
Much has been said about the impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on oil and natural gas markets and the lessons for American energy policy. But the recent market scramble over the price of nickel, which more than doubled in a single day, temporarily surpassing $100,000 per metric ton, is a reminder these impacts are reaching
Arizona flu cases are down sharply for the second year in a row, a decline that health experts are attributing to the health and safety precautions that came with the COVID-19 pandemic. By the first week in March, the Arizona Department of Health Services had reported 6,591 confirmed flu cases in the state, less than 40% of
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