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Local City of Prescott Response to COVID-19 City Facilities to Re-open Effective March 1, 20210 (0) John Heiney Community Outreach Manager, City of Prescott February 23, 2021
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Education Yavapai College Returning to In-Person Classes and Services Beginning June 10 (0) Tyler Rumsey, Director of Marketing for Yavapai College May 29, 2021
Autism New data suggests 1 in 44 US children affected by autism0 (0) Lindsey Tanner | AP Medical Writer December 3, 2021
Veterans Housing & Hope for Veterans Experiencing Homelessness in Yavapai County – U.S. Vets0 (0) Valerie Crossman, Director of Behavioral Health | U.S. VETS May 25, 2023
Prison Reform Hope and uncertainty linger as California turns the page on state-run youth prisons – Associated Press0 (0) Christopher Weber | Associated Press July 9, 2023
Budget 50,000 federal workers, military, in Arizona wait, watch as shutdown looms – Cronkite News0 (0) Renee Romo | Cronkite News September 30, 2023
City of Prescott to Host Final Community Meeting on Rodeo/Fairgrounds Master Plan to Present Final Draft
Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority Approved to Offer GI Bill® Benefits for On-the-Job Training
Suspect in shooting at Idaho fast-food restaurant died from self-inflicted gunshot wound, police say – Associated Press
Why immigration remains strong for Trump among Republicans, according to a new AP-NORC poll – Associated Press