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A deputy with the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office patrols the perimeter of a home located in the Prescott Country Club community in Dewey Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 15, while the home’s owner refuses to leave by choice after allegedly leaving the scene of a vehicle accident in Prescott Valley.

For a rockhound like Mark Moorehead, president of the Sedona Gem and Mineral Club, the hobby can entice the kid inside people.

A Central Arizona Fire & Medical Authority (CAFMA) crew rescued a female motorist, whose car was trapped at a river crossing, Sunday evening, Aug. 12. (CAFMA./Courtesy)

Prescott City Council members listen to a presentation Aug. 14 on the airport master-planning process that has been underway since 2016. (Cindy Barks/Courier)

Hassayampa Vineyard & Farm is shown above. The Prescott Farmers Market will be held from 7:30 a.m. to noon, Saturday, Aug. 18, 2018, at Yavapai College, 1100 E. Sheldon St. For more information visit www.prescottfarmersmarket.org. (PrescottFarmersMarket.org/Courtesy)

CHINO VALLEY, AZ- The Chino Valley Town Council approved a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for a food truck court during the August 14, 2018 council meeting, opening the possibility of a three-truck food court at 246 N Highway 89, Chino Valley, AZ.

Officials at Minerals Research, Inc., in Cottonwood have advised the company plans some blasting activity at the slag pile located off South 6th Street Monday, August 20.

A small wildfire was spotted on a hillside between Dosie Pit Road and Iron Springs Road west of Prescott Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 14.

PRESCOTT, Ariz.–-(Ammoland.com)-Tune in Thursday, August 16th at 9:30pm Eastern for another great episode of Gallery of Guns Television. Bob Hunnicutt from Firearms News will show you two very different firearms, the Walther PPQ Q4 TAC & the Henry Big Boy Steel Color Case. Ruger's Mark Gurney will p

Almost two years after their inception, the department will soon showcase another facet of the programs, which is to add a personal touch as officers assigned to a particular neighborhood or zone will personally make contact with residents and business owners reinforcing the benefits of the programs

Investigators say the driver, identified as 58-year-old Stephen Merrigan, of Cordes Lakes, had also hit a vehicle parked in the church lot.

As we roll through August 2018, Prescott Valley is set to host some big events the remainder of the month. Here’s a quick breakdown of some events you won’t want to miss!

Engine Ice has been an EnduroCross partner for several years as it provides the perfect conditions to showcase the improved cooling capabilities of their product. The EnduroCross team welcomed Engine Ice back as a partner for 2018, as the season kicks off on Aug. 25, in Prescott Valley, AZ.

Allee Steinberg of Two Bites Bakery sells at the first Chino Valley Farmers Market of the season at Olsen’s Grain Thursday, June 7. The Chino Valley Farmers Market continues every Thursday from 3 to 6 p.m. until Thursday, Oct. 25. (Jason Wheeler/Review)

Unfortunately, Martin said, “about one-third” of the applicants don’t meet the minimum criteria.

On August 12, 2018 at 6:05 p.m. Central Arizona Fire crews responded to a swift water rescue incident in Humboldt, AZ. The location was Prescott Street where the Agua Fria River low water crossing is. A car attempted to cross and got stuck while enroute. One occupant was found sitting on the top

The Rock Wall at the Cottonwood Recreation Center, similar to the one pictured, draws visitors from around the Verde Valley and beyond. Trevor Faust, fitness supervisor at the rec center, said many of the most avid climbers are kids and teenagers. The rock wall has four possible routes, from beginne

COTTONWOOD --During the evening of Aug. 3, Cottonwood police officers responded to several calls throughout the city in reference to a man in a Chevy S10 making a disturbance and brandishing a firearm, according to a news release from Cottonwood PD.

The temperature was over 100-degrees outside, but inside, it was the cool air that provided refuge for local the homeless population.

The Prescott Valley Town Council is relieving the new owners of the Terraces Apartments of certain obligations. In a deal finalized July 30th, the 226 unit apartment complex on Glassford Hill was sold to the California based Virtu Investments for more than $47 million. The original agreement called