Effective today, Tuesday April 13, 2021, the Town of Chino Valley will resume “Business as Usual” regarding operational hours, building and lobby access, and services that were in place prior to the COVID-19 adjustments. This includes public meeting attendance, Senior Center activities, Library access, and recreational facility reservations. While lifting the COVID-19 restrictions are in
City awarded $427,000 Grant to Help Prescott Residents and Businesses Impacted by the Pandemic Funds will Help Prescott Residents with Rent, Mortgage and Utility Payments and Support Struggling Businesses The COVID-19 pandemic has brought economic uncertainty to many individuals, families and businesses, both locally and around the world. Beginning April 15, 2021, Prescott residents and
The Prescott National Forest implemented an area closure in December to reduce disturbances to the nesting Bald eagles which has paid off with success! Two young eaglets can be seen in the nest getting food from one of the parents. Arizona Game and Fish Department and the Prescott National Forest would like to remind visitors to
With the recent reduction in COVID cases across the state and the increased availability of vaccine, Prescott Public Library is pleased to announce the following service changes: Public seating will be restored beginning Monday, April 5. Following the recommendations in Governor Ducey’s latest announcements, seating will be arranged to provide for social distancing. Sanitation supplies
Prescott Valley Early Bird Lions Club now taking applications Calling all superheroes, Marvel comic characters, prince and princesses, lords and ladies…The Prescott Valley Early Bird Lions Club is now taking applications for the 43rd annual Prescott Valley Days parade to be held on Saturday, May 8. The Prescott Valley Early Bird Lions Club has been
Beginning this week, a contractor will begin using heavy equipment to thin trees on 41 acres of Prescott National Forest land on Mingus Mountain. The Butterfly Stewardship Project is located west of Highway 89A, along Forest Road 106 and near the Woodchute Wilderness trailhead. Thinning operations are dependent on weather and soil conditions, but visitors
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