Wind Advisory in Imperial Valley, breezy conditions in Yuma County
Yuma, Ariz. (Kyma, Kecy) – Wind recommendations remain in effect for Imperial County until Tuesday night, with gusts reaching 25-40 mph. The refreshing conditions, with the strongest winds expected on Tuesday, continue every afternoon. As this system progresses, additional wind alerts may be issued due to Western Imperial County east of Phoenix and higher elevations. […]
New Strategic Plan Launched for Yavapai County Justice System | Prescott Valley Times local news
The Yabapai County Criminal Justice Coordination Council (CJCC) today announced the launch of a comprehensive new strategic plan, demonstrating a new commitment by key stakeholders to work together and improve the local criminal justice system. The plan outlines clear goals and objectives aimed at increasing public safety, reducing inefficiency and promoting greater trust within the […]
Yavapai Baseball Stuns with Triple Walk-Off Sweep Over Arizona Western! | Prescott Valley Times local news
Over the weekend, the Yabapai baseball team played in the 3 Game Series vs. #25 Arizona Western, and this series quickly turned out to be a Yabapai classic! All three games ended with a home team walk-off home run. One is a two walk-off homer in games 1 and 3 from Justin Cherington. Yabapai defeats […]
Tonopah Valley Beats Tuba City for Their Third Straight Victory
Phoenix 03/21/25 @ Tuba City 13-1 03/19/25 @ Bourgade Catholic 10-0 03/17/25 vs Tempe Prep 14-0 Tonopa Valley waltzed their contest with two consecutive wins on Friday…but they left three. Everything was on the way as the Tuba City Warriors won 13-1. Phoenix also won the pair’s last play in April 2018, so the results […]
Yavapai County Expands Free Slash Drop-Off Days to Reduce Wildfire Risk | Prescott Valley Times local news
In response to the continued lack of moisture and a significant increase in fire risk across Yabapai County, the Yabapai County Board of Supervisors has voted to approve the expansion of the annual free slash drop-off date program, at its Board of Supervisors, which will be meeting on March 19, 2025. Originally scheduled to begin […]
LISA expands to Verde Valley schools
The Cornville-based nonprofit, low-income student aid board expanded to all schools within the Cottonwood Oak Creek School District on Feb. 3 to the Clarkdale-Jerome School District. “At Clarkdale Jerome’s school, we understand that it is our responsibility to support all of our children so that they can succeed in the classroom,” the doctorate said. “The […]
Heritage Middle School’s Rebecca Caulkins Wins Yavapai County Spelling Bee, Advances to Arizona State Competition | Prescott Valley Times local news
HMS 7th grader Rebecca Corkins will be taking part in Arizona’s Spell Bee on Saturday, March 15th, 2025, in Phoenix, Arizona Praise CVUSD’s courtesy The Chino Valley Unified School District hopes to congratulate Heritage Middle School Rebecca Culkins by winning the 79th Yavapai County Spelling Bee in February and expanding into the Arizona Spelling Bee […]
Brady Fire Update: Firefighters Hold Blaze at 363 Acres Near Mayer, Arizona – Evacuations Remain in Place | Prescott Valley Times local news
With the help of cool evening temperatures and air support along with firefighters, Brady’s fire stopped growing yesterday. Air support assisted firefighters on the ground by dropping delaying agents that slowed active fire behavior. After more accurate mapping, the Bradefire holds 363 acres. The crew will continue to build the line along the edge of […]
Community Notification: Level 2 Sex Offender Resides in Cornville, AZ | Prescott Valley Times local news
The Yabapai County Sheriff’s Office must publish the following information in accordance with ARS 13-3825, a community notice regarding the Sex Offenders Act: The offenders in this publication indicate that he lives in an unconsolidated area of ​​Yabapai County. This is the responsibility of the Chief Law Enforcement Agency with jurisdiction to which offenders reside […]
Yavapai County Leaders Advocate for Rural Funding and Infrastructure at NACo Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C. | Prescott Valley Times local news
Yavapai County Board of Supervisors Vice Chair Brooks Compton and overseer Nikki Chek and County Manger Morley Thompson has recently returned from the National Association of County (NACO) legislation At a meeting in Washington, DC, they are actively involved with federal lawmakers and key officials. Issues affecting rural communities, such as encouraging payments to be […]
