The recall process allows citizens to remove an elected official from office before that person’s term ends. This process should be reserved for incompetent or corrupt officials.(1) Here in Prescott, however, the recall process is akin to watching 8-year-olds in a school cafeteria. For no discernable reason, a playmate is suddenly ostracized from the group,
Join us for a hilarious reader’s theater night featuring a familiar Christmas classic! It’s performed like an old-time radio show with audience participation and an unlikely cast of local characters. Get your tickets now for next Thursday, December 7th shows. The 5:30 p.m. performance is almost sold out and the 7:00 p.m. show is filling
The City of Prescott is conducting a community-wide survey, designed to identify clear priorities for use in strategic planning and budget setting. The Open Survey, in which we seek public participation, started last week and will continue through November 21st. This Open Survey is available on the City’s website. Go to the Prescott website and
Photo: Top left – Connie Cantelme, top right – Cathey Rusing; middle left, Ted Gambogi; middle right, Lois Fruhwirth; and bottom left, Tony Hamer; and bottom right, Chad DeVries With ballots set to mail beginning July 5th, Prescott’s hard fought city council election is coming to a head. By the end of this week, ballots
Photo: Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial Park On June 30, 2013, 19 members of Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew lost their lives battling the Yarnell Hill Fire. The City of Prescott, Prescott Fire Department, agencies and organizations from around the state will remember the Granite Mountain Hotshots with commemorative events and activities to mark the 10th
The Yavapai County Republican Women (YCRW) will host a meeting on Monday, April 24th at 5 PM at the Activity Center located at 1280 E Rosser, Prescott, AZ 86301. The meeting is free and open to the public, and RSVP for the event is available on their website. Those interested in a spaghetti dinner can