Environmentalists, water experts, community leaders and wildlife enthusiasts will gather in Camp Verde Tuesday to Thursday, Sept. 24-26, for the 2024 State of the Verde Watershed Conference.

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The Cottonwood Planning and Zoning Commission has approved a master development plan for a massive residential community that would include small-scale commercial shops, restaurants and open space alo ...

VERDE VALLEY — Yavapai County elections officials have launched a campaign to inform voters about two-page ballots that could ...

The City of Sedona officially opened the long-awaited pedestrian crossing at Oak Creek under State Route 179 with a ribbon ...

The city’s Historic Preservation Commission’s recent denial of renovation plans for the former Coombs & Son Cabinet Shop in ...

Ten states will vote on ballot initiatives on abortion this November: Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Maryland, Missouri, Montana ...

Jerome was packed for the second annual Jerome Music & Arts Festival on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 14-15, 2024. The tiny town ...

Peace Lutheran Church of Cottonwood is excited to introduce their new pastor to the community. Pastor Peter Sulzle and his ...

Clarkdale resident and long-time Mingus High School tennis coach Andrea Meyer (far right, back row) received the Champions of ...

The original idea of “assisted living” was to give generally healthy elders a social option to offset the isolation of living ...

What’s in your wallet? Let me guess. A few plastic cards, some paper bills, and possibly a few coins? It looks like one coin ...