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Jameson Electric Offers Residential and Commercial Electrical Services in Prescott
Meet Fatima Paola, owner of Jameson Electric, a family-owned electrical company serving the Prescott area.In this episode of the Signals AZ News Podcast, Fatima shares how Jameson Electric started during the pandemic and why the busines...
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Prescott Valley Fall Fest 2026
Prescott Valley is welcoming the fall season with an afternoon of family fun as Fall Fest returns to the Prescott Valley Civic Center on Saturday, October 3. The Town of Prescott Valley's signature autumn event will run from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 ...
Arizona Looks Ahead to the Future of Freight
The Arizona Department of Transportation is seeking input on its State Freight Plan, which identifies future improvements to the state’s transportation system that are critical to the movement of goods. The State Freight Plan helps ensure the s...
Northern Arizona Youth Lacrosse Hosts First Play Day
Prescott Outlaws coach Carl Lundblad, a former Notre Dame men's lacrosse captain, helped young players take the field at Northern Arizona Youth Lacrosse's first regional play day on Sunday, September 27th. The event brought nearly 50 youth play...
Arizona Businesses Can Apply for Drought Relief Loans
The U.S. Small Business Administration announced the availability of low-interest federal disaster loans for eligible small businesses and private nonprofit organizations in Arizona impacted by drought occurring May 5 and continuing. Eligible C...
Prescott Students Bring Arizona History to Life
Sharlot Hall Museum will host a public History Fair featuring 8th to 12th grade students from the Granite Mountain Homeschool Community on Friday, October 9, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM in the Education Center Auditorium. The event caps off the s...
Prescott Holiday Light Parade Returns for Its 29th Year
The Prescott Downtown Partnership invites businesses, families, and community groups to light up the night and join Prescott's 29th Annual Holiday Light Parade & Bonfire on Saturday, November 28, 2026. The parade steps off at 6:00 p.m. foll...
Flagstaff Shares Plans for Butler Avenue and Fourth Street
Join City staff and the project team on Thursday, Oct. 15, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Flagstaff Aquaplex (1702 N Fourth Street) to learn more about the Butler-Fourth Improvements Project! This community meeting will give you the opportunity to ...
Tree Planting Initiative in Mesa
Cooler temperatures mean tree-planting season is here, and the City of Mesa invites residents to help grow the city's urban forest through free trees, community planting events, and educational opportunities. Throughout the 2026-27 planting sea...
Sedona Drivers Should Prepare for Road Work
As part of the City’s annual pavement maintenance program, the City of Sedona and their contractor, Cactus Asphalt, will begin asphalt pavement preservation work on Wednesday, Sept. 30. Crews will return in mid-October to apply a pavement treat...
Yuma County Requests Public Meeting on Water Questions
Members of the Yuma County Board of Supervisors have heard from many residents throughout the County about the private water systems that serve them, including concerns about rate hikes, water quality and water pressure. Because Counties do not...
Prescott National Forest Begins Visitor Use Survey
The public may encounter employees conducting public surveys on the Prescott National Forest in developed and dispersed recreation sites and along Forest Service roads beginning Oct. 1. Surveys will be conducted through Sept. 30, 2027. The Nati...
US 160 Is Back Open After Emergency Road Repairs
The Arizona Department of Transportation has reopened US 160 east of Kayenta after making critical repairs to a flood-damaged portion of the highway. Crews worked over the past week, including through the weekend, on drainage improvements, road...
Avenue B Closure Planned for Road Work in Yuma County
Motorists should be advised that Avenue B will be closed between County 18th Street and County 19th Street from 8 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30 to noon Friday, Oct. 2. Yuma County Public Works and GCE Construction will perform milling, crack seal, a...
Got Hazardous Waste? Kingman Will Take It for Free
The City of Kingman, in partnership with Mohave County and the Kingman Fire Department, invites residents to safely dispose of unwanted or unused household hazardous materials at a Free Residential Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event on ...
Phoenix Fire Department E-Bike Units Enhance Emergency Response
The Phoenix Fire Department has introduced specialized electric‑bike units to enhance emergency response in the city’s mountain preserves. E-Bike teams began operating on September 23 and the first two e‑bike teams will begin operating out of F...
Mesa Receives Golden Prospector Awards for Economic Development
The City of Mesa was recently honored with three 2026 Golden Prospector Awards from the Arizona Association for Economic Development (AAED). The City's Office of Economic Development (Mesa OED) was recognized in the categories of Deal of the Ye...
Meet the New Owner of Pinon Painting in Prescott, Arizona
Meet Alan Godfrey, the new owner of Pinon Painting in Prescott, Arizona. In this episode of the Signals News Podcast, Alan shares how he is continuing the company’s nearly 20-year tradition of quality painting and detailed preparation.Le...
Prescott Wants Your Input on Willow Lake's Future
The City of Prescott, in partnership with Southwest Decision Resources and community and stakeholder groups, will host a public meeting on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, to provide information and gather community input for the development of a W...
Kingman Day of Caring Draws More Than 100 Volunteers
Community members have been busy caring for Kingman this past month, taking part in community cleanups and recycling efforts that brought volunteers and local organizations together. More than 100 volunteers participated in Kingman’s annual Day...
Resignation from Flagstaff City Council
Anthony Garcia has notified the City of his resignation from the Flagstaff City Council, effective immediately. Mr. Garcia is stepping down to focus on his health and well-being. The City thanks Mr. Garcia for his service to the Flagstaff commu...
MATFORCE Messages Highlights Youth Mentorship Programs
MATFORCE, a primary prevention organization in Yavapai County, AZ, dedicated to stopping youth drug use before it starts has revealed the October installment of its virtual learning series, "MATFORCE Messages." The series features presentations...
Smart Drinking Water Initiative Launches in Phoenix
The Office of Innovation’s Smart Drinking Water Initiative is now chilling in Cave Creek Park – Larkspur, in Council District 3, with the installation of the 14th system in the network. The drinking fountain is also the first in the program to ...
Storm Preparedness in Mesa
With rain already falling and more in the forecast this week, the City of Mesa is encouraging residents to monitor weather conditions and take steps now to prepare for potential storm impacts. BE PREPARED Residents are encouraged to: Pick up sa...
Chino Valley Gets Funding to Preserve Local History
The Town of Chino Valley is proud to announce that it has been named a recipient of Arizona Public Service (APS) community beautification funding, awarded as part of APS’s 140th anniversary celebration. Through this investment, the Town of Chin...
Could Your Flagstaff Property Qualify for Free Help?
Flagstaff property owners, businesses and residents are invited to a free Lunch-N-Learn at the Downtown Connection Center (216 W Phoenix Ave) on Oct. 8 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The meeting will provide information about a [post_excerpt].5 mill...
Prescott Indian Art Market Announces 2026 Winners
The 28th annual Prescott Indian Art Market (PIAM) wrapped up a highly successful two-day run at Sharlot Hall Museum on September 19 and 20, welcoming an enthusiastic turnout of collectors, families, and art lovers. The juried art show celebrate...
Phoenix Housing Project Will Bring 192 New Units
UMOM New Day Centers is proud to announce the final approval of their latest affordable housing complex, Salamanca Square, located at 4439 N. 39th Ave in Phoenix, with the agreement officially closing on August 26, 2026. Developed in partnershi...
Kingman I -3 Route 66 Fest Celebrates Historic Highway
Route 66, Main Street of America is turning 100, and there’s no better place to celebrate than the Heart of Historic Route 66. Kingman, Arizona, will come alive October 16–17, 2026, for the Kingman I ♥ Route 66 Fest, a two day celebration of th...
Mesa Public Library Sees Over 2.7 Million Items Borrowed
Mesa Public Library (MPL) cardholders borrowed more than 2.7 million items in 2025, an estimated value of .5 million for borrowed materials rather than purchased materials. The numbers highlighted as part of National Library Card Sign-Up Month ...
Arizona Fall Classic Brings Top High School Talent to Surprise
A series of high-level baseball tournaments will bring talented high school athletes and teams to the Surprise Stadium Complex throughout October. Arizona Fall Classic events are recognized as one of the most elite showcases in the nation. Top ...
10 Ways to Make the Most of the October Gardens
October brings a distinct shift to Arizona’s high country, but for gardeners, the changing season is far from the end of the growing year. Ken Lain, the Mountain Gardener, looks at this important transition as an opportunity to care for what is...
Prescott Valley Police Share Ways to Help Prevent Crime
National Crime Prevention Month, observed every October, raises awareness about personal safety and community vigilance. The Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) is committed to reducing crime and the fear of crime. We offer many programs t...
Mondays with the Prescott Valley Mayor | September 28th
Mayor Kell Palguta of Prescott Valley gives updates for:Prescott Valley Fall FestPermit Center Friday ClosuresCommunity Benefits ScorecardCommunity Meeting
Glassford Hill Road Widening Project Update | Sept 28th - Oct 2nd, 2026
Roadway Construction Ongoing Along Glassford Hill Road Crews continue with roadway excavation, subgrade preparation and the installation of curb, gutter and sidewalk along Glassford Hill Road, from Spouse Drive to just north of Tuscany Way/Gran...
Celebrate National Coffee Day with PFD's New Bronc Brew Coffee
When you want to start your day wide-eyed and ready to ride -- with a bold brew just like our cowboys do – grab a bag of Prescott Frontier Days®-inspired Bronc Brew! PFD’s newest offering is roasted locally by Rugged Pilot Coffee in Prescott. T...
Arizona Volunteers Clear 2.6 Tons of Highway Trash
Volunteers with the Arizona Department of Transportation’s Adopt a Highway program cleared more than 2.6 tons of trash and litter from state highways on National CleanUp Day. On Saturday, Sept. 19, more than 224 volunteers from 33 volunteer gro...
Embry-Riddle Prescott Ranks No. 1 in Aerospace
In its annual review of the nation’s best colleges and universities, U.S. News & World Report awarded Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University eight separate top-five rankings, including for aerospace engineering, overall quality, innovation an...
Sedona Seeks Volunteer for Open PSPRS Board Seat
The city of Sedona has an opening for one seat on the local Public Safety Personnel Retirement System (PSPRS) Board. The local PSPRS Board administers the pension system for the Sedona Police Department and follows the rules of the PSPRS system...
Arizona Universities Launch Voter Education Campaign
Arizona’s three public universities are bringing the energy of college football season to an important statewide effort: helping Arizonans prepare for the Nov. 3 general election. Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University and the Un...
Prescott Valley and Chino Valley Host Dump the Drugs
In a collaborative effort, MATFORCE, a primary prevention organization focused on preventing youth drug use, has partnered with the Prescott Valley Police Department, Fry’s Pharmacy and the Chino Valley Police Department. These joint partnershi...
Yavapai County Hosts Peeples Valley Town Hall
Chairman Brooks Compton is holding the Peeples Valley Town Hall on Thursday, October 1, 2026, from 5:30 – 7:00 PM. The Town Hall will be held at the Historic Schoolhouse located at 18205 S. State Route 89, Peeples Valley, AZ. Town Halls provide...
Housing Progress in Phoenix: Five-Year Report
The City of Phoenix Housing Department is proud to share its Five-Year Report, highlighting the progress, innovation, and collaboration that have driven our work across Phoenix. Over the past five years, we’ve expanded housing options, strength...
Elevate East Valley Workforce Hiring Event in Mesa
The City of Mesa will host the first annual Elevate East Valley Workforce Hiring Event on Tuesday, Sept. 29, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Mesa Convention Center, 263 N. Center St. The regional hiring event is a partnership with Maricopa County...
Tuba City Students Help Shape New NAU STEM Project
They say success is nothing without someone to share it with. That’s certainly true in Tuba City, an 8,600-person town in the Navajo Nation. “Members of the Navajo Nation love celebrating,” said Anne Hamlin, a research associate at NAU’s Center...
Kingman and Mohave County Talk Water Future
The City of Kingman and Mohave County invite residents, stakeholders, and community partners to participate in a joint Water Sustainability and Drought Contingency Plan Task Force meeting on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, at 1:30 p.m. at the City...
Yuma Weekly Road Construction and Traffic Update | Sept 28th - Oct 3rd
A weekly summary of City projects or encroachment permits issued by the City of Yuma affecting busy streets. City Projects 14th Avenue, 8th Street to 9th Street Starting September 28, crews will remove existing sidewalk and install new sidewalk...
Phoenix Fire Department Introduces New Search Dogs
The Phoenix Fire Department, in partnership with FEMA, introduced its three newest search dogs, Bunker, Ryder and Sawyer, during a media event held this week. The highly trained search and rescue dogs were showcased alongside their handlers, of...
Prescott Valley Police Launch Winter Coat Drive
Prescott Valley Police Community Services is partnering with the service organization One Warm Coat to sponsor a coat and hoodie drive to help our vulnerable populations as the weather begins to drop. We are asking for donations of clean, gentl...
Prescott Folk Music Festival Returns After 7 Years
The beloved Folk Music Festival is coming back to Sharlot Hall Museum on Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with festival music beginning at 10 a.m. Marking its first appearance in seven years, the 42nd edition of this cher...
Sedona Landmark Gets a Fresh Look After 30 Years
After 30 years welcoming visitors the city of Sedona has restored the Sedona entry sign on the west State Route 89A entrance to the city. Time and exposure to the elements played a part in the sign’s deterioration and need for restoration. City...
KingmanAZ Connect App Giveaway Winners Announced
The City of Kingman congratulates Kim Olsen and Jonathan Meins, the winners of its KingmanAZ Connect app giveaway. Olsen was randomly selected as the first-place winner and will receive a gift certificate to use at the Cerbat Cliffs Golf Cours...
Yuma Is Turning Sunshine Into Public Art
The City of Yuma’s Arts and Culture Division is introducing the Adopt a Sun Program, a new public art initiative centered on large, artist-designed sun sculptures inspired by Yuma’s connection to the sun. Through the program, individuals, organ...
Outdoor Art Sketching Tours in Surprise
The City of Surprise invites residents and visitors to explore public art and get creative during a series of free Outdoor Art Sketching Tours offered monthly from October through April. Led by teaching artist Rae Wilson, the tours alternate be...
Prescott Reminds Residents of Political Sign Rules
With the upcoming elections, the City of Prescott seeks to remind citizens about local political sign regulations and restrictions regarding campaign materials at city facilities. Residents and business owners have the option of placing politic...
Prescott Valley Police Launch Winter Coat Drive
Prescott Valley Police Community Services is partnering with the service organization One Warm Coat to sponsor a coat and hoodie drive to help our vulnerable populations as the weather begins to drop. We are asking for donations of clean, gentl...
Metal Detectorist Finds 4,000 Viking Age Silver Coins
A metal detectorist in Finland has uncovered thousands of silver coins dating back roughly 1,000 years, a discovery now considered the largest known Viking Age coin hoard ever found in the country. Kalle Lappinen made the discovery near the vil...
Boys - Girls Clubs Hosts Shotgun '26 Trap Tournament
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Arizona is bringing its On Target Series back this fall with Shotgun '26, a trap tournament featuring lunch and a raffle in Dewey-Humboldt. The event will take place Saturday, October 17, 2026, beginning at...
US 160 Repairs Underway After Major Storm Damage
The Arizona Department of Transportation has begun critical repair work on US 160 near Dennehotso after the roadway sustained significant damage from storms on Sept. 16. Following inspections, work began this week, under a contract allowing for...
Prescott Valley Fall Events and Activities for 2026
Prescott Valley Parks & Recreation (PVPR) is welcoming the fall season with a lineup full of free, family‑friendly activities. With outdoor movies, live music, creative workshops, and active adventures, it’s the perfect time to get outside ...
NAU Study Suggests Alien Life May Be Behind Earth
The study proposes that potential evolution on exoplanets isn’t based only on time, but on how much cumulative photosynthesis happens, so even if planets outside our solar system may have had life start billions of years before Earth, life like...
Prescott Valley Celebrates Hispanic Culture
The Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) in partnership with the Hispanic Business Association are hosting the 11th annual Puente de la Comunidad, Bridge to the Community, event on Sunday, September 27, from 1-5pm at Mountain Valley Park (8...
Yavapai College Celebrates Employee of the Year
In 2018, four years before she was hired for the position of Yavapai College Verde Valley Campus Coordinator, Bobbi Evans was looking to start her and her husband's own business, a CNC machining venture. It was the Small Business Development Ce...
Yuma Students Invited to Design America 250 Poster
The City of Yuma is inviting local students in kindergarten through 12th grade to create artwork for a poster that will represent Yuma in the Freedom 250 City Art Poster Project. Organized by the U.S. Conference of Mayors and the National Endow...
USTA Championships at Surprise Tennis Complex
The Surprise Tennis & Racquet Complex is set to host United States Tennis Association (USTA) players from across the country as they make their way to Surprise for a full lineup of championship tennis. The competition kicks off on October 2...
Pavement Preservation Program in Avondale
As part of the City of Avondale’s Fiscal Year 2027 Pavement Preservation Program, the Public Works Department, in partnership with ViaSun, will perform Slurry III maintenance treatments on several roadways throughout the city beginning Oct. 6. ...
Prescott Airport to Hold Full-Scale Emergency Exercise
The Prescott Regional Airport will be conducting a full-scale Airport Emergency Plan exercise in coordination with Prescott Fire Department, Prescott Police Department, local mutual aid and secondary response agencies on October 12, 2026. Due t...
Prescott Valley Celebrates Hispanic Culture
The Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) in partnership with the Hispanic Business Association are hosting the 11th annual Puente de la Comunidad, Bridge to the Community, event on Sunday, September 27, from 1-5pm at Mountain Valley Park (8...
Yavapai College Hosts 2026 Horticulture Symposium
Yavapai College hosts its second annual Horticulture Symposium at its Verde Valley campus in Clarkdale on Wed. Oct. 7 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Building M, room 137. Attendees will have the opportunity to listen to expert speakers, observe hands...
Yavapai College Roughriders Look to Bounce Back
Yavapai College Women’s Volleyball went on the road Fri. Sep. 18 to face Arizona Western College. Despite a team-high five kills and a game-high three blocks from Keyara Haywood, the Roughriders fell 0-3, going 12-25, 21-25 and 16-25 in three s...
Prescott Valley Appoints New Utilities Director
The Town of Prescott Valley has selected Josef Kennis as its new Utilities Director, effective October 19, 2026. Kennis brings a deep and diverse background in municipal utility operations, infrastructure planning, and organizational leadership...
Mesa Is Now Home to a Major Pickleball Campus
Arizona Athletic Grounds in Mesa is becoming the year-round national home of the Carvana PPA Tour, the world's leading professional and amateur pickleball organization, under a multi-decade partnership announced September 17. The deal hands the...
Spark Surprise Grand Opening in Surprise
The City of Surprise invites the community to celebrate the official grand opening of Spark Surprise, the City’s new business development center, on Thursday, October 1. The event will include a ribbon-cutting ceremony, local vendors, food, mus...
Queen Creek Transportation Initiatives
The Town of Queen Creek is continuing its focus on transportation by identifying 20 smaller, high-impact projects designed to improve traffic flow, address delays, and make targeted improvements throughout the community. Over the past 10 years,...
Own a Motorcycle in Arizona? A New Rule Is Coming
Beginning in 2027, a new law will require motorcycle owners that renew their motorcycle registration to have a motorcycle license or the endorsement on their driver license. Arizona Revised Statute § 28-2014, which was updated this year, will r...
Chino Valley Adds 10.5 Acres of Protected Open Space
Trust for Public Land (TPL), in partnership with the Town of Chino Valley, Prescott Climbers Coalition, and Yavapai County, announced the permanent protection of Upper Sullivan’s Canyon— a unique outdoor recreation area in central Arizona and a...
Seeing Smoke Near Prescott? Here's What to Know
Fire Managers on the Bradshaw Ranger District plan to conduct prescribed pile burning in various location in the Bradshaw Ranger District beginning September 22 – pending favorable conditions. These hand piles are from recent hazardous fuels re...
Arizona Ranch Life Comes to Sharlot Hall Museum
Sharlot Hall Museum invites the public to its next Author Series event featuring award-winning author Amy M. Hale on Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 1 PM to 3 PM. The afternoon promises storytelling, poetry, and music inspired by the rugged ...
Where $47 Million in Arizona Gaming Funds Is Going
The Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG) announced today ,591,384 in tribal gaming contributions to the Arizona Benefits Fund for the first quarter of Fiscal Year (FY) 2027. This represents an approximate 2.9 percent increase when compared to the...
Yavapai College Opens Housing Built by Its Students
Yavapai College celebrated the announcement of student and workforce housing at the Verde Valley Campus in Clarkdale during a public ribbon-cutting event on Wed. Sep. 16. “Across Yavapai County, housing has become one of the defining challenges...
College Baseball Series Schedule Unveiled in Surprise
REV Entertainment today unveiled the complete schedule for the College Baseball Series in Surprise, Arizona, where Nebraska, Oregon State, UC Santa Barbara and Vanderbilt will open their seasons Feb.19-21. The tournament will feature six colleg...
Scottsdale College and Career Fair Offers Opportunities
Students and families considering what comes after high school can explore a wide range of opportunities at Scottsdale’s College and Career Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26, at the Civic Center Library, 3839 N. Drinkwater Blvd. Th...
Copper Basin Road Project Could Impact Your Drive
Please be advised that Earth Resources Corporation, in conjunction with Yavapai County, will be performing dirt to black roadwork on Copper Basin Road from the existing pavement to the Forest Service boundary. Construction will begin September ...
NASA Finds Record-Breaking Baby Planet in Space
Astronomers have confirmed the youngest known planet ever observed, offering scientists a rare look at a world still in the earliest stages of its formation. The newly confirmed planet, named Elias 2-24 b, is less than 1 million years old and r...
12 Houseplant Languages, Symbols and Spirits
Ken Lain, the Mountain Gardener, brings the garden indoors with houseplants that offer more than greenery alone. From symbols of good fortune and new beginnings to plants associated with peace, resilience, and gratitude, each choice can bring i...
Flagstaff Hosts Events on Propositions 404 and 405
The City of Flagstaff is hosting a series of events to provide voters with educational information on Propositions 404 and 405. Members of the public are welcome to drop into any of the events listed below to learn about the propositions, talk ...
Sedona Road Maintenance Could Impact Your Drive
To extend pavement life and improve the road quality for Sedona motorists, the city of Sedona and their contractor, Sunland Asphalt, begins a crack seal project on the following roads the week of Sept. 21, 2026: Chapel Hill Estates No.2 Hozoni ...
Sharlot Hall Museum Hosts Victorian Living History
Sharlot Hall Museum will host its Victorian Living History event on Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The morning transports visitors to the late 19th century through live performances, guided exploration, and hands-on activi...
What's Happening at Flagstaff City Hall?
The City of Flagstaff has begun replacing the City Hall roof. As part of the project, the contractor will place plywood on areas of the City Hall lawn for vehicular access, which is required before driving on park grounds, athletic fields and c...
Sedona Plans Solar and EV Charger Updates
The city of Sedona is having an open house to give updates on projects for city-owned buildings. The event includes electric car chargers and solar panels that support the city in its efforts to meet its goals to become carbon neutral – meaning...
Embry-Riddle Marks 16 Years of Workplace Recognition
For the 16th consecutive year, Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University has been named as one of the nation’s Great Colleges to Work For, according to a review of universities across the United States by the Great Colleges to Work For® program. Thi...
Flagstaff Airport Could Get New Nonstop Flights
Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG) is one of 14 airports across the United States selected to receive a Small Community Air Service Development Program (SCASDP) grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation. The 0,000 in federal grant funding w...
Monster Bash Celebration at Countryside Recreation Center
Gather your friends and family for a monstrously memorable celebration as Countryside Recreation Center transforms into a festive destination for this year’s Monster Bash event. Join us for a frightfully fun evening on Friday, October 23, from ...
Resident Engagement Class in Mesa
Residents interested in learning more about their local government and opportunities to get involved are invited to attend the Resident's Guide to Community and Civic Engagement class on Tuesday, Sept. 22, at Mesa City Hall, 20 E. Main St., fro...
Community Update with Prescott Mayor Cathey Rusing | September 21st
Prescott Mayor Cathey Rusing provides updates on these topics in her latest Community Update:Elks Theatre HistoryProposition 478 Public Safety PropertySenator Mine and ADEQ UpdateState Legislative Update
Mondays with the Prescott Valley Mayor | September 21st
Mayor Kell Palguta of Prescott Valley gives updates for:Water Resources 101Prescott Valley Arts and Culture ShowcaseALDI Opening UpdatePrescott Valley Farmers MarketEncuentro de la Comunidad<...
Prescott Frontier Days® Mercantile Now Open by Request
Back by popular demand: PFD’s Mercantile! Now you can keep those fond remembrances of the World’s Oldest Rodeo® alive all year round by stopping by and picking up some fabulous – and official -- keepsakes. PFD’s Mercantile offers a large assort...
Northern Arizona Youth Lacrosse Hosts Sedona Play Day
Northern Arizona Youth Lacrosse will host its first youth lacrosse play day on Sunday, September 27, from 8:30 a.m. to noon at Posse Grounds Park in Sedona. Organizers believe it will be the first event of its kind for youth lacrosse in Norther...
Arizona Motorcycle Lane Filtering Law Changes
The Prescott Valley Police Department would like to make motorists and motorcycle riders aware of recent changes to Arizona’s motorcycle lane-filtering law that took effect on September 12, 2026. Arizona law allows motorcycles to lane filter un...
Prescott Is Getting a New Indoor Baseball and Softball Facility
Prescott-area baseball and softball players will soon have a new place to train year-round, with D-BAT Prescott preparing to open a new indoor baseball and softball facility. D-BAT Prescott is listed as “Coming Soon” at 1260 Gail Garner Way in ...
Yavapai County Plans Full-Scale HazMat Exercise
Yavapai County’s Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC), in partnership with Waste Management of Arizona, Inc. (WM) and the Yavapai County Office of Emergency Management (YCOEM), will conduct a full-scale hazardous materials emergency respon...
Sedona Police Bring K9, SWAT and More to Free Event
The city of Sedona invites the public to join the Sedona Police Department for the annual Community Outreach Event on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026, from 3 – 5 p.m. at The Hub, located at 525 Posse Ground Rd. This family-friendly event strengthens par...
Prescott Public Library Closure for Staff Training
The Prescott Public Library will be closed on Monday, October 12, 2026, for staff training. The library will reopen to the public on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, at 9 a.m. Your library without walls offers resources 24/7, including eBooks, online...
Pumpkin Splash Event in Surprise
Did you know pumpkins float? You have an opportunity to see it for yourself! Join us on Friday, October 16, from 5 - 8 p.m. for the City of Surprise Pumpkin Splash at the Surprise Aquatic Center, 15831 N. Bullard Ave. Bring the whole family for...
Accessible Art at Phoenix Airport
Art at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is designed to be experienced by everyone. From tactile artwork and sensory-friendly spaces to braille exhibition signage and immersive audio experiences, the Phoenix Airport Museum is expanding o...
What's Next for Glassford Hill Road in Prescott Valley?
The Glassford Hill Road Widening Project continues to make progress in Prescott Valley, with crews completing new roadway lanes, sidewalks, retaining walls, and utility work over the spring and summer. Project Manager Jon Leyba provided an upda...
SR 260 Drivers Should Prepare for Hour-Long Delays
The Arizona Department of Transportation advises drivers to expect intermittent closures of State Route 260 east of Payson, near Star Valley, on Tuesday, Sept. 22; Tuesday, Sept. 29; and Tuesday, Oct. 6, for rock blasting operations. The work i...
Yavapai College Women's Soccer Victory Over Cochise College
Yavapai College Women’s Soccer went on the road yesterday (September 15th, 2026) to claim a victory against Cochise College, winning the match 1-0. Mari Holladay scored off of a penalty kick late in the second half. Bethanee Vargas had four sho...
Yavapai County Hosts Wilhoit Town Hall
Chairman Brooks Compton is holding the Wilhoit Town Hall on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, from 5:30 – 7:00 PM. The Town Hall will be held at the SonRise Fellowship Church located at 8530 S. Walden Blvd, Wilhoit, AZ. Town Halls provide the commun...
Office of Collecting - Design Tour in Chandler
The Office of Collecting & Design, a traveling museum located inside a 42-foot trailer, will be making a tour stop at the Chandler Museum Oct. 7-11. Created by multidisciplinary artist Jessica Oreck, the Office of Collecting & Design is...
Yavapai College Brings Back Wine & Wags
In only its third year, Wine & Wags has become a circle-the-date event on Yavapai College’s Verde Valley Campus. A nod of thanks to Verde Valley Campus Coordinator Bobbi Evans, who looked at the event when it was a sweltering summer Open Ho...
Sedona Needs Volunteers to Get Bike Trails Ready
The city of Sedona invites the community to join several trail maintenance events at Posse Grounds Bike Park. The city will be working on all bike trails and features at the park to help get them ready for the Sedona Mountain Bike Festival happ...
Cottonwood Hosts a Journey Through Arizona's Past
Take a journey through the past unlike any other when award-winning author, Roger Naylor, discusses his favorite historic sites at the Cottonwood Public Library on Saturday, October 3 at 11 a.m. Arizona’s history is as diverse as its landscapes...
Yuma Weekly Road Construction and Traffic Update | Sept 21st - 25th
A weekly summary of City projects or encroachment permits issued by the City of Yuma affecting busy streets. City projects include: Avenue A and 16th Street Gila Street, 3rd Street Avenue C, 20th Street to 24th Street Mesquite Avenue, Catalina ...
Dylan Scott Is Coming to Prescott Valley
Country music superstar Dylan Scott is bringing the Dear Big City Tour to the Findlay Toyota Center on Friday, February 26 at 7:30 PM. Special guests include Graham Barham and Jacob Hackworth. Tickets will be available to the public beginning F...
Free Battery Disposal Event in Phoenix
The Phoenix Public Works Department is offering a free opportunity to safely dispose of all those dead batteries you’ve been hanging onto! Join us at Desert West Sports Complex on Thursday, October 9, from 2-6 p.m. It’s a drive-up collection ev...
What Does Arizona's Water Future Look Like?
The Town of Prescott Valley invites residents, community partners, and anyone interested in learning more about Arizona’s water future to attend “Water Resources 101” on October 15, 2026, at 5pm. The event will be held at the Prescott Valley Li...
Getting a Coconino Firewood Permit Just Got Easier
Coconino National Forest firewood permits are now available online via the Forest Service’s new e-permit system at https://epermits.fs2c.usda.gov/. Permittees must possess a printed physical permit while harvesting and transporting products. Th...
Loop 202 Widening Plans Include New Lanes and Ramps
The Arizona Department of Transportation invites the public to a virtual meeting Tuesday, Oct. 6, to share plans for a project that will widen Loop 202 (Santan Freeway) between Interstate 10 and Loop 101 (Price Freeway). The virtual meeting is ...
Yavapai County Seeks Input on Family Law Candidates
The Superior Court welcomes public comment on the applicants for the position of Family Law Commissioner, a vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Joseph Goldstein. The candidates for the Family Law Commissioner are Sara Dent of Prescott, M...
Northern Arizona Disability Resource Fair Returns
It’s bigger, it’s better and it’s back! For the third year, the Northern Arizona Disability Resource Fair returns to Flagstaff on Oct. 3 at the High Country Conference Center. The community event, presented by the Institute for Human Developmen...
Arizona Approves 9 New In-Person Sports Betting Sites
The Arizona Department of Gaming (Department) announced today (September 15th, 2026) that it has allocated nine limited event wagering operator licenses to local businesses in partnership with American Wagering, Inc. dba Caesars Sportsbook and ...
Jo Koy Is Bringing His World Tour to Prescott Valley
Jo Koy is hitting the road again, announcing the 2027 spring leg of his highly successful KOY MEETS WORLD TOUR, following the release of his latest Netflix comedy special, Blue in the Face. The tour will stop at the Findlay Toyota Center in Pre...
Adaptive Fashion Show in Mesa
It's where fashion meets inclusivity. Mesa and Chandler's Adaptive Recreation Programs unite for the annual Adaptive Fashion Show on Saturday, Sept. 19. This year, the fundraiser moves to the Mesa Arts Center, 1 E. Main St., with a runway recep...
Phoenix Achieves Certified Autism Center Designation
The City of Phoenix has achieved the Certified Autism Center™ (CAC) designation awarded by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES), which sets the global standard for training and certification in th...
Chino Valley Homecoming Game Canceled Due to Weather
Due to inclement weather warnings from the Red Mesa High School administration, the Homecoming Game scheduled for 7:00 p.m. Friday September 18, 2026, between the Redskins and the Chino Valley High School Cougars has been cancelled. A post to t...
Arizona Motorcycle Lane Filtering Law Changes
The Prescott Valley Police Department would like to make motorists and motorcycle riders aware of recent changes to Arizona’s motorcycle lane-filtering law that took effect on September 12, 2026.Arizona law allows motorcycles to lane fil...
Prescott Valley Impaired Driving Enforcement Over Labor Day Weekend
Over the Labor Day holiday weekend, the Prescott Valley Police Department conducted several impaired-driver enforcement operations as part of its ongoing effort to reduce impaired and dangerous driving and keep motorists safe. Task force office...
From Yavapai College Student to Police Lieutenant: Meet Megyn Felton
Yavapai College has promoted Megyn Felton to lieutenant with the Yavapai College Police Department, recognizing her extensive experience, leadership and commitment to the safety of the college community. Felton’s career with Yavapai College beg...
3,000 Arizona Families Get a Back-to-School Boost
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Health Choice (AZ Blue Health Choice) is working alongside community partners to help Medicaid families access the school supplies, preventive healthcare, and support children need to succeed both in the classr...
Hispanic Heritage Month Celebrated at Phoenix Sky Harbor
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is recognizing Hispanic Heritage Month by highlighting the various Hispanic-inspired offerings available to travelers. From award-winning food concepts to art exhibitions, cultural events, and shops, PHX...
Scottsdale 75th Anniversary Celebration
Scottsdale is marking the 75th anniversary of its incorporation by inviting residents to celebrate the people, places and stories that shaped the community. The celebration continues Thursday, Sept. 10, with the unveiling of “Hands-On History: ...
Flagstaff Considers Major Building Code Updates
The Flagstaff City Council will consider a first read of the proposed 2024 Suite of Building and Fire Codes updates during the Tuesday, Sept. 15 Council Meeting. The proposed adoption would align the City’s construction regulations with the mos...
Skull Valley Residents Invited to Annual Town Hall
Chair Brooks Compton is holding the Annual Skull Valley Town Hall on Thursday, September 17, 2026, at the Skull Valley Elementary School located at 3150 S. Old Skull Valley Rd., from 5:30-7:00 PM. Town Halls provide the community with quality t...
Arizona Veterans to Receive $55M in Housing Support
The Department of Veterans Affairs today awarded ,728,148 in grants to 19 community organizations to help Veterans in FY 2027 who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless in Arizona. This funding is part of a record-high [post_excerpt].17 b...
Yavapai College Soccer Opens Conference Play at Home
Yavapai College Men’s Soccer hosted Mohave College on Sat. Sep. 12 at Amphitheater Park in Prescott Valley. The Roughriders tied 3-3 in their first conference match of the season. Yavapai College was up 3-1 in the second half, but gave up two g...
Prescott Chorale Opens 2026-27 Season with Haydn's Powerful Lord Nelson Mass
The Prescott Chorale will launch its 2026-2027 concert season with an unforgettable evening of dramatic choral music when it presents A Mass for Troubled Times on Saturday, September 26. The opening concert features Joseph Haydn’s monumental Lo...
Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters Gala in Prescott
Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters is inviting the community to step into a fairytale evening at its annual gala, “The Gala Where Magic Begins: Once Upon a Match: The Magic of Mentorship,” on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at the Prescott Resort Bal...
Fall Break Camp in Surprise for Kids
Looking for somewhere fun for your kids to spend their fall break? The City of Surprise Parks and Recreation Department is excited to offer a one-week Fall Break Camp for youth currently enrolled in kindergarten through 7th grade. Campers will ...
Tempe City Hall Farmers Market Launches Soon
Fresh, seasonal, and local products are coming soon to Downtown Tempe. The Tempe City Hall Farmers Market will launch on Sunday, Oct. 11. The market will serve as a welcoming space to connect with neighbors, enjoy fresh flavors, and contribute ...
Oak Creek Is Reopening After Months-Long Closure
The temporary closure of Oak Creek that has been ongoing since July will be lifted on Thursday (Sep. 17, 2026), allowing for the public to access the creek and nearly all recreation sites along Oak Creek. Under a new forest order, the West Fork...
California Runs Out of License Plate Number Combinations
California drivers will soon be seeing a different sequence of letters and numbers on newly issued license plates after the state reached the end of a format used for more than four decades. The California Department of Motor Vehicles has exhau...
Prescott 5K Turns Halloween Fun Into Help for Kids
Costumes, running shoes, and Halloween spirit will take over the Prescott Courthouse Plaza on Saturday, October 24, as Yavapai CASA for Kids Foundation hosts its 12th Annual Costumes for Kids 5K & Halloween Fest, a community celebration ben...
Arizona Makes History With New Cosmetology License
Beauty professionals licensed in Arizona can now practice in 12 other states without retaking exams or juggling separate paperwork, after Arizona became the first state to issue a multistate cosmetology license. The license covers Alabama, Ariz...
Yavapai College Library Celebrates a 50-Year Milestone
Members of the public are invited to observe Constitution Day and Citizenship Day on Thu. Sep. 17 at Yavapai College’s Boyd Tenney Library in the Center for Learning for Innovation in Building 19 of the Prescott campus from 12:30-1:30 p.m. Yava...
YumaCon 2026 Brings Comics, Anime and Gaming to Yuma
The City of Yuma’s Arts and Culture Division invites the community to attend YumaCon 2026, a two-day celebration of comics, anime, gaming, and pop culture. The event will take place Saturday, November 7, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sunday, Nove...
Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters Gets $10K Match
Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters (YBBBS) is pleased to announce a generous contribution from MITER Foundation, which has extended its support of local youth by matching funds raised by employees of Milgard Windows and Doors in Prescott Valley t...
Yuma Tacos and Tunes Returns to Desert Sun Stadium
Get ready, Yuma! Tacos and Tunes returns Saturday, October 3, with a full afternoon and evening of tacos, live music, and family fun at Desert Sun Stadium (1280 W. Desert Sun Drive). The free event will take place from 3 to 11 p.m. and will fea...
Seven Weeks of SR 51 Lane Restrictions Are Over
The Arizona Department of Transportation has lifted lane restrictions on northbound State Route 51 near Camelback Road following a 7-week project that replaced about 700 feet of damaged pavement and repaired the freeway’s drainage system. Crews...
Phoenix Airport Concessions Refresh Enhances Dining Experience
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is joining airports across North America to celebrate Airport Concessions Day, observed on Sept. 16. The celebration comes as the airport continues a major concessions refresh designed to expand local re...
Chandler Neighborhood Mediation Program Launches
Chandler’s Neighborhood Programs Office is partnering with the Lodestar Mediation Clinic at Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law to offer Chandler residents a free, voluntary way to resolve neighbor-to-neighbor disputes...
Mondays with the Prescott Valley Mayor | September 14th
Mayor Kell Palguta of Prescott Valley gives updates for:National Rehabilitation Awareness WeekPrescott Valley Fall FestHealing FieldPublic Works Department RelocationPrescott Valley Volunteer Fair...
How Child Care Costs Are Affecting Working Families in Yavapai County
Child care costs continue to create challenges for working families across Arizona. In Yavapai County, the issue is also affecting employers, the workforce, and the ability of parents to return to work. Representative Selina Bliss recently sat ...
Jay Pharoah Coming to Prescott for Live Comedy Show
Get ready for a night of sharp, high-energy comedy when Jay Pharoah, acclaimed comedian, actor and master impressionist, takes the stage at the Jim & Linda Lee Performing Arts Center on Thursday, October 8 at 7 p.m. Best known for his six m...
Could Your Flagstaff Business Qualify for $30,000?
Small business owners, entrepreneurs, and eligible nonprofit organizations operating within the City of Flagstaff are invited to apply for the Business Retention and Expansion (BR&E) Incentive, a competitive grant program designed to suppor...
Could This Tax Credit Bring Billions to K-12 Education?
A new report released today (September 9th, 2026) by the American Federation for Children (AFC) Growth Fund finds that 121.5 million taxpayers, or nearly three in four tax filers, will be eligible to claim a federal tax credit for donations to ...
Sedona Emergency Manager Earns Statewide Recognition
The City of Sedona proudly announces that Chance Wnuck, Emergency Management Coordinator for the Sedona Police Department, received the prestigious “Rising Star” award from the Arizona Association of Emergency Managers. He was also selected to ...
Embry-Riddle Prescott Hosts Amelia Earhart Presentation
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University will host Capt. Don Baier, a retired U.S. Air Force and airline captain, for an upcoming Aviation History Speaker Presentation exploring the life, legend and legacy of aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart. The pr...
Arizona Nurses Who Inspire Contest Offers $5,000 Prizes
Nurses are often the first to comfort a patient, the steady voice during difficult moments, and the one who helps individuals and families navigate their health journeys. To celebrate the extraordinary impact nurses make every day, Blue Cross B...
Glendale Major Sports Sponsorship
The City of Glendale is strengthening its position as a premier destination for sports and entertainment through a sponsorship with the Arizona Sports & Events Alliance, supporting a landmark three-year agreement with TKO Group Holdings tha...
Sons of Serendip Perform at Surprise Arts Season
America’s Got Talent finalist Sons of Serendip open the Surprise Arts season at The Vista Center for the Arts on Saturday, September 26. The performance is part of Surprise Arts Presents, a series bringing professional touring artists to the co...
Glassford Hill Road Widening Project Update | Sept 14th - 25th, 2026
Please drive slowly and safely, and remain alert when traveling along Glassford Hill Road. The Prescott Valley Police Department will be increasing enforcement along Glassford Hill Road. SIGNALS REPAIRS COMPLETE! Traffic signal repairs at the G...
Prescott Free Clinic Cancer Care Connect Purse Auction
The Prescott Free Clinic is inviting the community to support local women undergoing breast cancer treatment at its inaugural Cancer Care Connect Purse Auction on Sunday, September 27, 2026. The fundraising event will take place from 2:00 p.m. ...
Here's What Flagstaff's Minimum Wage Will Be in 2027
Following this morning’s press release regarding the Flagstaff Minimum Wage effective Jan. 1, 2027, City staff identified the need to revise the calculation. After revising the calculation, the minimum wage will increase to .95 per hour Jan. 1,...
Riverfront Park Closure Planned in Cottonwood
In preparation for the upcoming Thunder Valley Rally event on September 18-19, Riverfront Park will have a soft closure go into effect on Monday, September 14, 2026 at 6 a.m. The softball fields will remain open and usable, but access to the pa...
Parks Master Plan Key Findings Meetings in Phoenix
The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department is inviting the community to attend upcoming Parks Master Plan Key Findings Meetings as the department moves toward the final steps of developing a comprehensive plan to guide the future of Phoenix’s ...
Mohave County Airport Authority Accepts County Offer
The Mohave County Board of Supervisors extends its appreciation to the Mohave County Airport Authority Board of Directors for voting to accept the County’s offer concerning the leasehold interest under the Master Lease. The Board welcomes this ...
Yavapai College Puts a Fresh Focus on Campus Dining
Now in her third year with the institution, Yavapai College Executive Director of Culinary Experience Aimee Novak leads culinary operations and strategic dining initiatives, with a focus on aligning food service programs with the College’s miss...
Flagstaff's City Website Just Got a New Look
The City of Flagstaff is excited to announce the launch of its newly redesigned municipal website. The updated site features an improved design, enhanced navigation, and a more accessible experience for all community members. The City encourage...
Yuma Weekly Road Construction and Traffic Update | Sept 14th - 18th
A weekly summary of City projects or encroachment permits issued by the City of Yuma affecting busy streets. City projects include: Gila Street, 3rd Street Avenue C, 20th Street to 24th Street Mesquite Avenue, Catalina Drive to Arizona Avenue K...
Yavapai College Volleyball Triumphs Over Central Arizona
Yavapai College Women’s Volleyball hosted Central Arizona College on Wed. Sep. 9, beating the Vaqueros 3-0. The Roughriders swept all three sets, 25-16, 25-17, and 25-22. Mackenzie Strader had seven kills, and Jada Adams and Keyara Haywood each...
Sun Devil Football in Downtown Mesa
This fall, Sun Devil Football is coming to downtown Mesa. Throughout the 2026 season, every Sun Devil Football game will be broadcast live on the large-format outdoor screen at Arizona State University's Media and Immersive eXperience (MIX) Cen...
Yavapai County Says 72 Hours Is No Longer Enough
September is National Preparedness Month, and Yavapai County’s Office of Emergency Management is encouraging residents, families, businesses, and communities to take simple steps now to be better prepared for emergencies and disasters. This yea...
Riverdance 30 Returns to Prescott Valley
Abhann Productions is thrilled to announce that RIVERDANCE 30 - The New Generation, the international Irish dance phenomenon seen by over 30 million people worldwide, will return to Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley on April 19, 2027, as...
Prescott YMCA Hosts 24th Annual Girls - Sports Day
North Star Youth Partnership, a program of Catholic Charities Community Services of Arizona, in collaboration with the James Family Prescott YMCA is hosting the 24th annual Girls & Sports Day. Taking place on Saturday, September 19 from noo...
NAU Study Finds a Surprise at the Edge of the Solar System
What can distant, tiny objects in space tell us about how our solar system formed? As it turns out, quite a lot. A pair of new studies, one of which was led by NAU Ph.D. candidate Anastasia Morgan, examined Trans-Neptunian Objects (TNOs)—some o...
Yavapai County Families Need Your Help With Essentials
Wrapped in Love Diaper Bank (WiL) is collecting diapers, wipes, pull-ups, hygiene products and new or gently used young children’s books during its annual Healthy Babies = Happy Families Donation & Book Drive held September 8 – October 14, ...
Scottsdale to Mark 25 Years Since September 11
Scottsdale City Council candidate and longtime community volunteer Raoul Zubia will participate in the City of Scottsdale’s 25th anniversary commemoration of the September 11 terrorist attacks, joining community members in reading aloud the nam...
National Good Neighbor Day Celebration in Chandler
In honor of National Good Neighbor Day, Chandler residents can stop by the courtyard at Chandler City Hall courtyard, 175 S. Arizona Ave., for a free ice cream treat from 2–4 p.m. Monday, Sept. 28. City staff from various departments will have ...
Dementia-Friendly Park in Tempe to Support Caregivers and Residents
An innovative Dementia and Age-Friendly Park being developed within Kiwanis Park aims to provide a safe, welcoming place for aging residents and caregivers. As the first of its kind in the country, the park could serve as a dementia-inclusive m...
Key Route Into Holbrook Gets a $2.4M Upgrade
The Arizona Department of Transportation has completed a bridge rehabilitation project on a key route into Holbrook. The .4 million Little Colorado Bridge project along State Route 77 began in April, with the goal of rehabilitating and extendin...
Northern Arizona’s First Youth Lacrosse League Takes the Field
Northern Arizona Youth Lacrosse is bringing a new sport to kids in Prescott, Sedona, and Flagstaff. On the Signals News Podcast, Shannon Roberts shares how the first youth lacrosse league in Northern Arizona got started and why families are exc...
Yavapai College Lands $43K Grant for Student Leaders
Yavapai College will expand leadership opportunities for students through a ,700 Capacity-Building Grant awarded by the Educating Character Initiative, a project of The Program for Leadership and Character at Wake Forest University. The funding...
Flagstaff Gets Land Donation to Help Reduce Flooding
Energy infrastructure company Kinder Morgan has donated over four acres of land to the City of Flagstaff to construct the Shadow Mountain Flood Basin, a regional detention basin to reduce flood and mud-flow threats to Eastern Flagstaff neighbor...
Yavapai College Launches Search for Next President
Yavapai College announced today that the College has officially launched its search for the next President. The College has formed a Presidential Search Committee made up of college leadership, faculty, staff and community representatives from ...
Yavapai College Men's Soccer Dominates Weekend Matches
Yavapai College Men’s Soccer were at home over Labor Day weekend to win two matches, the first against Central Wyoming College on Sat. Sep. 5 and the second against Otero College on Sun. Sep. 6. In Saturday’s 5-2 win, the Yavapai College Roughr...
Ballet Under the Stars in Glendale
Experience the magic of dance under the open sky as Ballet Arizona presents “Ballet Under the Stars” at Sahuaro Ranch Historic Park on Thursday, October 1, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. This free, family-friendly performance brings the beauty of professio...
First Fridays Pilot Program Launches in Phoenix
On Wednesday, City Council approved a new one-year pilot program designed to support First Fridays and support local businesses. Under the Downtown Arts Vending on Private Property Pilot Program, businesses along Roosevelt Row can apply for per...
Prescott Valley Police Encourage the 9PM Routine
Many property crimes occur when someone spots an easy target, like an unlocked car, open garage, or other easily accessible area. Residents can help prevent these crimes by securing their property, adding security cameras, and using exterior li...
Dolce Fresh Market Brings Creative Catering and Charcuterie to Prescott
Dolce Fresh Market is bringing creative food, catering, and charcuterie to Prescott. Owner Talia Maiolo started the business as Dolce Boardroom and has spent nearly two years building a loyal local following. Now, the business is entering a new...
The 2026 Ultimate Fall Guide Has Arrived!
The 2026 Ultimate Fall Guide is now available, bringing together some of the best ways to enjoy autumn across Northern Arizona and beyond. From colorful fall escapes and harvest celebrations to Halloween fun and local events, this year’s guide ...
Coconino National Forest Plans 280-Acre Burn
The Coconino National Forest plans to conduct the following prescribed burn project tomorrow just north of Apache Maid mountain. Project Name: UBC (Upper Beaver Creek) Date: Thursday, September 10. Location: 12 miles east of the Village of Oak ...
Glassford Hill Road Closure Planned After Signal Damage
Yesterday, a truck with a raised bed struck the traffic signal at Glassford Hill Road & Santa Fe Loop Road, causing significant damage. Public Works crews, Prescott Valley PD, and our signal contractor quickly stepped in and were able to re...
Yavapai College Foundation Announces Leadership Change
Yavapai College announced today that Nicole Kennedy, Chief Development Officer for the Yavapai College Foundation, has left the College effective Friday, Sept. 4, 2026. The College thanks Kennedy for her contributions to the Foundation and wish...
YRMC Adds New 3-D Mammography Unit in Prescott
The Baskin Breast Care Center at Dignity Health Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC) is expanding access to life-saving breast cancer screenings with a new mammography unit. The newest machine brings the hospital's total to four: two on the Y...
MATFORCE Offers Free October Programs in Yavapai County
MATFORCE, a primary prevention organization dedicated to preventing youth substance use before it begins, and Yavapai Reentry Project, a project of MATFORCE, begin October with a Community Coach training session and a virtual parenting class. B...
Yuma Brings Rocky Horror Show to the Stage This October
The City of Yuma’s Arts and Culture Division and Yuma Community Theater are teaming up to bring Richard O’Brien’s “The Rocky Horror Show” to the Historic Yuma Theatre (254 S. Main Street) October 23 and 24. For the first time in Yuma, audiences...
50+ Employers Coming to Prescott Valley Job Fair
The American Job Center at Yavapai College is hosting a job fair at the Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley on Wed., Sep. 9 from 3 to 6 p.m. The job fair registered more than 50 employers, including the United States Army, Fork in the Road...
Kingman Coffee With the Mayor Returns
The City of Kingman invites residents to join Mayor Ken Watkins and City Manager Tim Walsh for the upcoming Coffee with the Mayor and City Manager on Thursday, September 10, from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 310...
Cool Pavement Initiative Milestone in Phoenix
The Street Transportation Department celebrated a major milestone: 200 miles of cool pavement applied to Phoenix streets since launching the program in 2020. The City of Phoenix has integrated reflective sealcoat treatments, which are applied o...
Hispanic Heritage Month Celebrations in Avondale
The City of Avondale Sam Garcia Library invites the community to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a variety of free, family-friendly programs throughout September and into October, including the library’s annual Tu Herencia celebration on...
Arizona Photo Update Requirement for Drivers
Starting this month, drivers may need to update their photo on file with the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division. Beginning September 12, Arizona law, A.R.S. 28-3173, adjusts the time frame to update a photo from 12 year...
Go Behind the Scenes With Flagstaff Public Works
The City of Flagstaff Public Works Department invites members of the public to participate in the 2026 Public Works Academy. The Academy is an immersive, eight-week educational experience designed to give residents a behind-the-scenes look at t...
Community Update with Prescott Mayor Cathey Rusing | September 7th
Prescott Mayor Cathey Rusing provides updates on these topics in her latest Community Update:Grace Sparkes Activity Center HistorySeptember 8 City Council MeetingsPotential Land Donation Near Prescott Regional Airp...
Yuma Weekly Road Construction and Traffic Update | Sept 7th - 11th
A weekly summary of City projects or encroachment permits issued by the City of Yuma affecting busy streets. City projects include: Gila Street, 3rd Street Avenue C, 20th Street to 24th Street Mesquite Avenue, Catalina Drive to Arizona Avenue K...
Arizona Tunnel Opens to Enhance Kingman Interchange
The Arizona Department of Transportation has opened a new tunnel as part of a project to construct a free-flowing interchange that will reduce delays on the main route between Phoenix and Las Vegas. This milestone comes as ADOT has reached 80% ...
Pamela DeLay Skyscape Exhibit Opens in Sedona
The city invites the public to come visit a new exhibit of spectacular skyscapes by artist Pamela DeLay now on view in the City Council Chambers. The community is also invited to an artist reception on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026, 4 - 6 p.m. in the...
Prescott VA to Host POW/MIA Recognition Ceremony
The Northern Arizona VA Health Care System (NAVAHCS) will pay tribute to all former American Prisoners of War (POW) and those still Missing in Action (MIA) during a recognition ceremony on September 18 at the Bob Stump VA Medical Center in Pres...
Could Your Flagstaff Property Qualify for a Free Review?
Property owners, business owners, developers, and community members are invited to nominate previously developed or used commercial and industrial properties and buildings for a free environmental assessment under the Route 66 Brownfield Coalit...
Kingman Hosts Free Technology Recycling Event
The City of Kingman is partnering with the Mohave College Computer/Console Club (MC4) to host a Technology Recycle Drive on Saturday, September 19, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the City of Kingman Public Works Yard, 3700 E. Andy Devine Avenu...
Central Mesa Reuse Pipeline Wins Award
The City of Mesa's Central Mesa Reuse Pipeline has been named the 2026 American Public Works Association (APWA) Arizona Chapter Project of the Year in the Environment category for projects exceeding million. The state award recognizes this inn...
National Good Neighbor Day Celebration in Chandler
In honor of National Good Neighbor Day, Chandler residents can stop by the courtyard at Chandler City Hall, 175 S. Arizona Ave., for a free ice cream treat from 2–4 p.m. Monday, Sept. 28. City staff from various departments will have booths wit...
Glassford Hill Road Widening Project Update | Sept 8th - 11th, 2026
In observance of the Labor Day holiday, no work will be performed on Monday, September 7. Work will resume on Tuesday, September 8. Please drive slowly and safely, and remain alert when traveling along Glassford Hill Road over the holiday weeke...
Signature Series to Discuss Future of Local Education
Three Yavapai County school superintendents will come together in Prescott this September for a community conversation focused on the future of education, local growth and the challenges facing area schools. “Let’s Talk About Education: The Fut...
Kingman Leaders Discuss What's Next for Local Growth
The City of Kingman and Mohave County officials recently welcomed U.S. Senator Mark Kelly’s Deputy Legislative Director Joe Russell and Northern Arizona Director Coral Evans for a tour and discussion focused on Kingman’s continued economic deve...
Youth Flag Football Registration in Mesa Open Now
Youth Flag Football is one of Mesa's most popular recreation programs, and there is still time to register for the upcoming season. Spots are available in the NFL Co-Ed and Girls Flag Football Leagues, as well as the Flag Kinder Clinic for kids...
Prescott Streets to See Pavement Work Through October
As part of the FY27 Pavement Preservation Project, the City of Prescott and their contractor, Cactus Asphalt, are set to begin pavement maintenance operations the week of September 7, 2026. This work will take place along Madison Avenue, at Mil...
77,000 Water Bottles Reach Arizona Tribal Communities
As another Arizona summer pushes temperatures into the triple digits, thousands of Tribal residents across the state are receiving something simple but essential: water. This summer, 77,000 bottles of water are reaching Tribal communities acros...
2026 Yavapai College Harvest Festival in Chino Valley
Fall fun is coming to Chino Valley as Yavapai College prepares to welcome the community for its 2026 Harvest Festival, featuring family activities, seasonal attractions, food, shopping and more. The Yavapai College Harvest Festival will take pl...
Yavapai County Hosts Free Alzheimer's and Dementia Events
Yavapai County Community Health Services (YCCHS) in partnership with the Colorado Plateau Center for Health Professions and Dignity Health, Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC), invites you to attend “Alzheimer's and Dementia in Practice: Bri...
Kingman Seeks Resident Input Through Community Survey
What do you love about living in Kingman? What could be better? And what should the City focus on in the years ahead? The City of Kingman is seeking residents’ answers to these very questions! Kingman residents are being asked to weigh in throu...
2027 Spring Training Schedule Released
Major League Baseball, in conjunction with the Kansas City Royals and Texas Rangers, has released the 2027 Cactus League Spring Training schedule, marking a milestone year as Surprise Stadium celebrates its 25th season of Spring Training baseba...
Living Alone in Prescott Valley? This Free Program Can Help
Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) Volunteer Services Unit coordinates the You Are Not Alone (YANA) program. YANA is a free support service for PV residents living independently that fosters communication and community connection. Every w...
Award-Winning 1888 Whiskey Available at Prescott Frontier Days
When championship teams collaborate, we all win. A team effort between Prescott Frontier Days®, Inc. and Granite Mountain Distillery resulted in a timeless keepsake for whiskey drinkers: Rodeo 1888 Limited Edition Bourbon. Inspired by the year ...
Flagstaff Highway 89 Road Repair Project
As part of the Road Repair and Street Safety Project, the City’s contractor, C & E Paving & Grading, will be repaving the transitions from asphalt to concrete on Highway 89 between Country Club Drive and Cummings Street in both directio...
Yuma Celebrates the Arts With Tribute of the Muses
The City of Yuma’s Arts and Culture Division invites the community to celebrate the arts in Yuma as the 26th annual Tribute of the Muses awards ceremony returns Friday, November 20, 2026, at the Historic Yuma Theatre (254 S. Main Street). Doors...
Yavapai College Students Earn National Scholarships
Yavapai College students Nadia Mouawad and Lindsay Winfrey have been named 2026 Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholars by Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honor Society and will receive a [post_excerpt],000 scholarship. Additionally, Yavapai College studen...
Mesa Library Honoring First Responders
In advance of the National Day of Service on Sept. 11, Mesa Public Library invites the community to create cards designed to honor and support first responders through creativity and kindness. Families and individuals are invited to use their a...
Chino Valley Earns Award for Financial Transparency
The Town of Chino Valley has received the Award for Outstanding Achievement in Popular Annual Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) for the Town’s Popular Annual Financial Report for the fiscal year ended J...
Legacy Home Electric Builds a Future Through Skilled Trades in Prescott Valley
Legacy Home Electric owner Gabriel Hernandez joins the Signals News Podcast to share his journey from growing up around the electrical trade to building his own business in Prescott Valley. Hernandez began working in the trades at a young age. ...
Yavapai County State of the County Nearly Sold Out
Tickets for the 2026 Yavapai County State of the County event are nearly sold out, and the ticket portal will officially close on Monday, September 7, 2026. This year’s State of the County will take place on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, at the ...
Downtown Kingman Street Closures Set for First Friday
The City of Kingman is notifying residents and motorists of temporary street closures in downtown Kingman for the First Friday event taking place on Friday, September 4, 2026. Street closures will be in effect from 2:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and wi...
Yavapai College Soccer Looks Ahead After Tough Losses
Yavapai College Women’s Soccer were on the road against Scottsdale Community College on Mon. Aug. 31. Jill Jones scored an unassisted goal within the first eight minutes of the match. Jones had three shots on goal and one each for Eliza Palmer ...
Sedona Announces Tours for Uptown CFA Planning
The City of Sedona invites the public to join a walking, biking, or transit tour as a kick-off for the development of the Uptown Community Focus Area (CFA) Plan. This series of activities will help staff gather community feedback, better unders...
Phoenix Fire Department 140th Anniversary Celebration
The Phoenix Fire Department commemorated its 140th anniversary Tuesday morning with a celebratory event honoring generations of firefighters who have served the community since the days of horse‑drawn apparatus. City leaders, department officia...
Fun Friday Jam Launches for Kids in Surprise
The City of Surprise Parks & Recreation Department is launching a new “Fun Friday Jam” program, giving kids something new to look forward to each week. Fun Friday Jam is perfect for students who don’t have school on Fridays. Created as a fu...
Yavapai County Announces Work Along Mingus Avenue
Please be advised that Yavapai County will be performing survey work on Mingus Avenue between Rocking Chair Ranch Road and 18th Street. Work will begin on September 9, 2026, at 9:00 AM and will conclude at 3:00 PM that same day. One lane of tra...
Prescott Valley Police Offer Free Fraud Prevention Class
The Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) is committed to reducing crime and the fear of crime in our community. As part of this effort, PVPD is offering a free class to help residents learn about current fraud trends, understand common scam...
Prescott National Forest Begins Road Surface Upgrades
The Prescott National Forest (PNF) will begin aggregate road surface improvements on National Forest System Road 373 starting Thursday. This essential project will target a 1.5-mile stretch of the road located off Thumb Butte Road within the Br...
Chino Valley Territorial Days Brings Four Days of Community Fun
Chino Valley Territorial Days returns September 4–7, 2026, with four days of activities celebrating local history, community traditions, the 100th anniversary of Route 66 and America’s 250th anniversary. This year’s theme, “Get Your Kicks on Ro...
Flagstaff Candidate Withdraws, but Stays on Ballot
City Council Candidate Drew Stanley has submitted an official statement of voluntary withdrawal to the Flagstaff City Clerk and is withdrawing from the November 2026 election. As ballots are already being printed, Mr. Stanley's name will appear...
Labor Day Closures for Lake Havasu, Bullhead, Kingman Cities
With Labor Day just around the corner, many city services close in honor of the holiday. Below is your quick reference list for all the closures happening in Lake Havasu, Bullhead, and Kingman. Lake Havasu City City offices are closed on Monday...
Labor Day Closures for Flagstaff, Sedona, and Camp Verde
With Labor Day just around the corner, many city services close in honor of the holiday. Below is your quick reference list for all the closures happening in Flagstaff and Sedona. City of Flagstaff Flagstaff’s City Hall offices at 211 W. Aspen ...
Labor Day Closures for Cottonwood and Clarkdale
With Labor Day just around the corner, many city services close in honor of the holiday. Below is your quick reference list for all the closures happening in Cottonwood and Clarkdale. City of Cottonwood The City of Cottonwood administrative off...
Labor Day Closures for Tucson, Yuma
With Labor Day just around the corner, many city services close in honor of the holiday. Below is your quick reference list for all the closures happening in Tucson and Yuma. City of Tucson All City of Tucson offices, except for emergency servi...
Loop 303 Lane Restriction in North Phoenix
Drivers should consider using a recommended detour when a westbound Loop 303 lane restriction near I-17 in north Phoenix starts on Wednesday, Sept. 9, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. Westbound Loop 303 will be narrowed to...
Flagstaff Library Cards Unlock Local Deals in September
The Flagstaff City–Coconino County Public Library and the American Library Association (ALA) invite the community to celebrate Library Card Sign-Up Month this September. This year’s theme, “A Library Card Hits All the Right Notes,” celebrates t...
Arizona Teachers Can Apply for $2,500 Classroom Grants
The Fiesta Sports Foundation Wishes for Teachers program – Arizona's largest direct financial support initiative for educators – returns for its 11th year, set to deliver a record total of [post_excerpt].75 million in funding to directly benefi...
Residential Waste Cleanup in Surprise
The City of Surprise will host a free Residential Waste Cleanup event on September 12, giving residents a convenient opportunity to dispose of large household items and yard debris. In addition to the one-day event, the City provides year-round...
Phoenix Human Relations Awards Recognize Community Contributions
The Phoenix Human Relations Commission, in collaboration with the City of Phoenix Equal Opportunity Department, the AZ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Committee, and Arizona OIC, recognizes the accomplishments of Phoenix area residents, ...
Chino Valley Shelter Cuts Adoption Fees to Just $50
The Chino Valley Animal Shelter is currently over capacity and is asking the community for help finding loving homes for dogs and cats in need. For a limited time, the shelter is reducing adoption fees to just in an effort to encourage adoptio...
Yavapai Exploration and Science Opens New Children’s Museum in Prescott
Yavapai Exploration and Science, also known as YES, has opened a new permanent location in Prescott. The nonprofit provides hands-on STEAM education for families throughout Yavapai County. STEAM focuses on science, technology, engineering, art,...
Shanna’s Sugar Shack Brings Custom Desserts to Downtown Prescott
Shanna’s Sugar Shack is bringing a different kind of dessert experience to downtown Prescott. Located inside Old Firehouse Plaza, the shop lets customers build their own sweet creations. Guests can choose from premium small-batch ice cream, coo...
Prescott Valley Drivers Reminded to Watch Their Speed
The Prescott Valley Police Department, with the support of the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS), reminds motorists that speeding is a leading factor in serious and fatal traffic collisions. Speeding is more than driving over t...
Chino Valley First Responders Find Missing 8-Year-Old
On August 28 at approximately 4:30 p.m., Chino Valley Police Officers responded to a report of a missing 8-year-old boy. The child had been playing outside his residence and was last seen approximately 45 minutes before he was reported missing....
Loop 101 Opens Another New Lane in Northwest Valley
Another stretch of a new lane along westbound Loop 101 in the Northwest Valley is open as progress continues on the Arizona Department of Transportation’s Loop 101 (Agua Fria Freeway) widening project west of Interstate 17. Following a weekend ...
Flagstaff City Hall Construction Begins This Week
Starting September 2, 2026 the City of Flagstaff will begin replacing the City Hall roof. This capital renewal project was identified to protect the long-term need for a weather-tight building envelope and represents a sound investment in maint...
Cottonwood Teen Receives Puppy Through Make-A-Wish
There were smiles, tears, wagging tails, and plenty of puppy kisses as Findlay Subaru Prescott and Make-A-Wish® Arizona hosted a special Wish Day Puppy Party to celebrate the wish of 13-year-old Mea from Cottonwood coming true. Surrounded by fa...
Tucson Amphi Neighborhood Plans Street Safety Project
This Saturday, Amphi neighbors will turn an ordinary intersection into a vibrant community gathering place and take action to make their neighborhood safer. On Saturday, September 5, from 8:00 to 11:00 a.m., Living Streets Alliance (LSA) and th...
What Arizona Drivers Should Know Before Labor Day
No construction closures are scheduled on state highways over the Labor Day weekend. However, the Arizona Department of Transportation reminds drivers to make advance plans for trips and expect heavier traffic, especially during peak travel tim...
Mesa Library Celebrates Library Card Sign-Up Month
The Mesa Public Library is celebrating National Library Card Sign-Up Month, encouraging everyone to visit their local library, sign up for a library card, and discover the books, services, and connections available to them. As part of this year...
Prescott Valley Drivers Reminded to Watch Their Speed
The Prescott Valley Police Department, with the support of the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS), reminds motorists that speeding is a leading factor in serious and fatal traffic collisions.Speeding is more than driving ...
Disney Animator Glen Keane Honors Phoenix First Responders
Glen Keane’s name may not be familiar to most, but for decades his talent with a pencil brought Disney animated characters to life and earned worldwide recognition. Now, a personalized drawing will hang in the Phoenix Police Air Support Unit an...
Flagstaff Schools Expand Student Athlete Healthcare
The Flagstaff Unified School District (FUSD) is expanding its partnership with Flagstaff Bone & Joint to provide additional athletic healthcare resources and sports medicine support for student-athletes at Flagstaff High School. The FUSD Go...
Mohave County Prepares for Airport Ownership Transition
The Mohave County Airport Authority (MCAA) failed to respond by the August 27th deadline to Mohave County’s required August 7, 2026, statutory offer for the Authority’s leasehold interests and related airport assets at Laughlin/Bullhead Interna...
Phoenix Opens New Sports Courts at Pierce Park
On Saturday, August 22, the City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department, along with Mayor Kate Gallego, community members, and partners, celebrated the grand opening of the new sports courts and upgraded amenities at Pierce Park. The park u...
Prescott Valley Police Foundation Hosts Second Annual Pickleball Tournament
The Prescott Valley Police Foundation will host its second annual Pickleball Tournament fundraiser on Saturday, October 10, at Antelope Park in Prescott Valley. The non-sanctioned tournament will begin at 8 a.m. and follow a round robin format....
Yavapai College Soccer and Volleyball Teams Face Tough Matches
Yavapai College Women’s Soccer hosted Pima Community College at Amphitheater Park in Prescott Valley on Sat. Aug. 29. Despite four shots from Eliza Palmer and five saves from goalie Jessica Welch, the Roughriders fell 0-4. Yavapai Women’s Socce...
Scottsdale Water Conservation Workshops
Scottsdale Water is inviting residents to participate in a series of free fall workshops designed to help customers save water, manage their landscapes, understand their water bills and learn more about Scottsdale’s long-term water supply. The ...
Coffee With The City Manager in Avondale
The City of Avondale invites residents to join City Manager Ron Corbin for “Coffee with the City Manager” on Wednesday, Sept. 23, from 8 to 10 a.m. at the Avondale Resource Center, 995 E. Riley Drive, Avondale, AZ 85323. This informal community...
Give Your Home a Fresh Fall Finish with Finishing Touch and Prescott Epoxy
Fall is a great time to give your Prescott home a fresh new look. The weather is still warm enough for exterior painting. However, cooler winter temperatures are approaching. That makes late summer and fall an ideal time to protect your home an...
Mondays with the Prescott Valley Mayor | August 31st
Mayor Kell Palguta of Prescott Valley gives updates for:Car Seat CheckFall FestMovie of the MonthWater Outage Reporting ToolElectric CactusCitizens AcademySeptember 3 Town Counci...
World's Oldest Rodeo(R): Prescott Frontier Days(R) Museum Open
Prescott Frontier Days®, Inc. looks forward to keeping the famous World’s Oldest Rodeo in the public view all year long. One way they’ve succeeded is by opening the museum every Friday during the summer. You’ll find the museum in the historic D...
Why Local Internet Service Matters in Prescott and Prescott Valley
Reliable internet has become a necessity for homes, businesses, and families. However, getting dependable service can be difficult in more rural areas of Northern Arizona. Mile High Networks is working to change that by providing local internet...
Bill Blagg Family Magic Show Coming to Prescott
Get ready for an afternoon filled with laughter, wonder, and endless surprises when renowned magician and illusionist Bill Blagg brings Family Magic to the Jim & Linda Lee Performing Arts Center on Sat., Sep. 26 at 3 p.m. Designed to entert...
Navajo Nation Water Safety Research Enhances Access
Since the dawn of uranium mining in the American Southwest, residents of the Navajo Nation have grappled with the grim health effects of exposure to radioactive material. That’s why NAU chemistry professor Jani Ingram and a team of researchers,...
Sedona Community Conversation to Focus on Fire Safety and Recreation
The city of Sedona will hold a Community Conversation public meeting to talk about two important topics: Fire Safe Sedona and emergency preparedness, and a brainstorming session for a recreation center. This event will be held on Thursday, Sept...
Phoenix Partnership Supports People Experiencing Homelessness
Thousands of meals, health screenings and essential supplies are reaching people experiencing homelessness in downtown Phoenix. AZ Blue Health Choice, AZ Langar on Wheels and Zeihan ProHealth are working together to address immediate needs whil...
Yuma Seeks Input on Infrastructure Improvements Plan
The City of Yuma is inviting residents to learn more about its proposed Infrastructure Improvements Plan (IIP) and provide feedback during a community open house Wednesday, September 9, from 4 to 7 p.m. in Room 190 at Yuma City Hall (One City P...
Bullhead City School District Hosts Free ParentVue Workshop
Knowing how to access a child’s grades and assignments, or being able to communicate with a teacher, are important tools for parents. The Bullhead City School District (BCSD) will hold a free workshop for parents to understand how to use Parent...
Envision 56 Completes Development in Chandler
Opus today announced the completion of Envision 56, a modern Class A speculative industrial development near the intersection of North 56th Street and West Chandler Boulevard in Chandler, Arizona. The 125,258-square-foot development consists of...
Founders' Day Celebration in Queen Creek
Celebrate Queen Creek’s anniversary during Founders’ Day on Saturday, Sept. 19, from 5-9 p.m. at Frontier Family Park (20039 S. 220th St.), featuring family-friendly activities, contests and games for all ages. Queen Creek incorporated in Septe...
Glassford Hill Road Widening Project Update | Aug 31st - Sept 4th, 2026
Roadway Construction Ongoing in Second Phase Crews continue with roadway excavation, subgrade preparation and the installation of curb, gutter and sidewalk within the second phase of work along Glassford Hill Road, from Spouse Drive to the sout...
Forest of Shadows Brings Free Immersive Fall Experience to Prescott Valley
A magical forest filled with glowing gardens, enchanted activities and interactive surprises is coming to Prescott Valley this September with the Forest of Shadows, a free immersive experience for all ages. The one-night event will take place S...
Yuma Weekly Road Construction and Traffic Update | Aug 31st - Sept 4th
City projects include: Gila Street, 3rd Street Avenue C, 20th Street to 24th Street Mesquite Avenue, Catalina Drive to Arizona Avenue Key locations by other utilities or agencies: 4th Avenue, 1st Street and Harold C. Giss Parkway 8th Street and...
Salute to Service 5K in Chandler to Honor Veterans
The Chandler Military and Veterans Commission invites the community to participate in the first Salute to Service 5K at Veterans Oasis Park on Sunday, Oct. 25. More than just a walk or run, the Salute to Service 5K brings the community together...
CAFMA Receives Donation of Grounding Mats in Yavapai County
The Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority (CAFMA) has received a donation of 55 grounding mats from Earthing® to be distributed in all CAFMA fire stations throughout its 369-square-mile service area in Yavapai County, including Prescott Va...
Folk Legacy Trio to Open Sharlot Hall Folk Festival
Sharlot Hall Museum will welcome one of its most cherished traditions back with a special Opening Concert for the 42nd Folk Music Festival. The nationally acclaimed group The Folk Legacy Trio—George Grove, Rick Dougherty, and Jerry Siggins—will...
Phoenix Cool Pavement Program Hits 200-Mile Milestone
The City of Phoenix has paved 200 miles of Cool Pavement on its streets, with crews applying the reflective coating near 65th Drive and Crown King Road in west Phoenix as the milestone came into reach. It is one of the largest heat mitigation e...
Kingman Day of Caring Invites Volunteers to Give Back
The City of Kingman’s Day of Caring will take place Saturday, September 12, from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. River Cities United Way, along with City of Kingman Solid Waste Department and the Clean City Commission, have been organizing this event a...
Yuma Families Encouraged to Make Water Safety a Priority
Drownings can happen quickly and without warning, which is why the Greater Yuma Water Safety Alliance is encouraging families to take simple, proactive steps to make their homes safer and reduce the risk of drowning. “As a nurse and a councilme...
Healing Field Tribute in Tempe Honors 9/11 Victims
In memory of those who tragically lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001, the Exchange Club of Tempe will present the Healing Field® tribute Thursday, Sept. 10, through Sunday, Sept. 13. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the attacks. The Heal...
ADOT Completes 24 Miles of US 160 Improvements
US 160 in Northeastern Arizona now features fresh pavement due to an Arizona Department of Transportation project completed in partnership with the Navajo Nation. The top layer of pavement was removed and replaced along 24 miles of US 160 betwe...
Mesa Volunteer Projects for National Day of Service
The City of Mesa will recognize Love Your City - National Day of Service with several citywide volunteer projects on Saturday, Sept. 12. Start times range from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. before temperatures climb. Volunteer projects will be taking place...
Camp HERo Program for Young Women in Avondale
Avondale Fire & Medical is now accepting applications for Camp HERo, a free, hands-on program designed for young women ages 14–18 who are interested in learning more about fire, EMS, and emergency services. Camp HERo gives participants the ...
Prescott Community Pulse Brings Local Leaders Together
The Prescott Chamber of Commerce will host its Community Pulse event on Friday, August 28, 2026, from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. at Espire Sports, 3400 Gateway Blvd., Prescott. More than 100 community and business leaders have already registered, and s...
Major I-10 Interchange Project Begins in the West Valley
A project to add traffic capacity and improve traffic flow at the Interstate 10 interchange at Jackrabbit Trail in the West Valley is starting this weekend, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. The two-year project will provid...
City of Kingman Addresses Myths About Proposed Annexation Areas
As discussion continues regarding the proposed annexation of the East Hualapai Area and Airport Area, the City of Kingman has seen a number of questions and statements circulating on social media. The City understands that annexation can raise ...
Prescott National Forest Hiring for Fire Operations
The Prescott National Forest is hiring! We are looking for dedicated individuals to support fire operations. These positions are vital to wildfire preparedness and disaster response across federal and state agencies. Jobs include dispatchers, e...
Arizona School Nurse Gets Special Back-to-School Surprise
A local school nurse received an unexpected back-to-school surprise as Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona recognized her dedication to students and families during the annual Yoga on the Field event at Chase Field. Held in partnership with the A...
Kingman Property Owners Could Qualify for Free Environmental Assessments
Mohave County and the City of Kingman are seeking nominations for properties that may benefit from a free environmental assessment, with the goal of supporting redevelopment and revitalization efforts. These assessments are typically conducted ...
Free Guided Tours at Chandler Municipal Airport
The City of Chandler is offering the community free guided tours of Chandler Municipal Airport. The next tour is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 18, with three tour times available: 10–11 a.m., noon–1 p.m., and 2–3 p.m. Space is limited for the one...
Constitution Week Celebration in Queen Creek
The Town of Queen Creek is celebrating Constitution Week Sept. 12-19 with several opportunities to honor our nation’s history as part of the Town’s yearlong celebration of America 250. The week will include a student art and poetry contest, a f...
Yavapai College Opens Student Housing in Chino Valley
Yavapai College celebrated the announcement of student and workforce housing at the Chino Valley Center during a public ribbon-cutting event on Wed. Aug. 26. “Across Yavapai County, housing has become one of the defining challenges facing our c...
Nearly Total Lunar Eclipse Will Light Up Arizona Skies
Arizona skywatchers will have a chance to catch a striking celestial event tonight as a deep partial lunar eclipse crosses the night sky on Thursday, August 27. The eclipse will be visible across much of North and South America, with the Moon p...
Arizona Fall League 2026 Schedule Announced
Major League Baseball (MLB) has announced its 2026 Arizona Fall League (AFL) schedule, bringing top baseball prospects to Surprise Stadium this fall. The Surprise Saguaros will kick off their season on Sunday, October 4, at Surprise Stadium aga...
US 60 Pavement Rehabilitation in Globe
Two miles of US 60 through downtown Globe has a new pavement surface following completion of an Arizona Department of Transportation project. The .7 million project removed and replaced the road surface between Santee Street and US 70, milepost...
Kingman Road Work Planned at Airway Avenue and Burbank Street
The City of Kingman is advising motorists of nighttime roadway work planned at the intersection of Airway Avenue and Burbank Street on Sunday, August 30, 2026, beginning at 8:00 p.m. During the work, motorists should expect temporary lane closu...
2026 Fiesta Bowl CFP Quarterfinal Tickets Now On Sale
As the anticipation for another thrilling season of college football builds, tickets for the 2026 College Football Playoff Quarterfinal at the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl are now on sale. The road to the CFP National Championship runs through Arizona as t...
MATFORCE Announces Free September Mental Health Events
MATFORCE, a primary prevention organization dedicated to preventing youth substance use before it begins, will present two community events focused on mental health strategies this September. MATFORCE Announces a New Virtual Prevention Presenta...
Prescott Chorale Welcomes New Artistic Director
Prescott Chorale is welcoming a new chapter in its history with the announcement of its 2026–2027 season and the arrival of new Artistic Director Danya Tiller. Tiller brings more than two decades of experience as a conductor, educator and profe...
Prescott Residents Invited to Help Shape the City's Future
The City of Prescott is inviting the community to help shape the future of Prescott at a General Plan community meeting on Thursday, September 3, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. at the Grace Sparks Activity Center, 824 E. Gurley St., Prescott, AZ 86301. The...
Prescott Valley Police Offers Free Community Programs
The Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) Police Community Services Unit offers many free programs to build relationships with residents, improve quality of life, and get to know our community.We offer several crime prevention program...
Prescott Valley Honors Longest-Serving Employee Upon Retirement
After 41 years of dedicated service to the Town of Prescott Valley, Chief Building Official Woody Lewis has announced his retirement, effective August 25, 2026. Woody is the longest-tenured employee in the Town’s history. He began his public se...
The Nash Announces 2026-2027 Jazz Season in Phoenix
Some of the most celebrated names in jazz will take the stage in downtown Phoenix during The Nash’s 2026-2027 season, with a featured artist lineup that includes legendary bassist Ron Carter, trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, saxophonists Charles McPherso...
SBA Opens Pocket Fire Business Recovery Center in Flagstaff
The U.S. Small Business Administration announced today the opening of an SBA Business Recovery Center in Coconino County to provide a wide range of services to assist small businesses and private nonprofit organizations affected by the Pocket F...
Flagstaff Launches PROSE Parks and Recreation Master Plan
The City of Flagstaff has launched the PROSE Master Plan campaign to develop a new Parks, Recreation, Open Space, and Events Comprehensive Master Plan. This year-long process will include numerous opportunities for residents to share their idea...
Imagine Dragons Coming to WM Phoenix Open in 2027
Imagine Dragons will bring some of their biggest hits to one of the most recognizable holes in golf when the Grammy Award-winning band headlines the 2027 Concert in the Coliseum at TPC Scottsdale. The Thunderbirds, hosts of the WM Phoenix Open,...
Yuma Seeks Community Input on Aquatics Feasibility Study
The City of Yuma’s Parks and Recreation Department is inviting residents to help shape the future of aquatics in the community by completing a survey for the Aquatics Feasibility Study, which will evaluate current and future aquatic needs and h...
Chandler Contigo Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
The city’s Chandler Contigo program returns with a month-long series of educational events and cultural activities for all ages that honor and celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month, held Sept. 15-Oct. 15. These programs are supported in pa...
Platinum Concrete Works Brings Quality Concrete to Prescott and Prescott Valley
Platinum Concrete Works is helping homeowners and businesses improve properties across Northern Arizona. In this episode of the Signals News Podcast, Elicia sits down with owner Carlos Beltran to talk about the company, its growth, and the impo...
Sedona Community Invited to Thank Pocket Fire First Responders
The City of Sedona invites the community to come to the Sedona Community Library on Wednesday, Aug. 26, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. to show their appreciation for the firefighters and first responders who worked to protect the community during the P...
Northern California Donor Surprises 100 Teachers With $1 Million in Checks
One hundred teachers across Ross Valley School District's K-8 schools walked into what they thought was an ordinary staff meeting on August 13 and walked out with personal checks worth ,161.70 each, part of a [post_excerpt] million donat...
Arizona Secretary of State Brings Business Services to Kingman
The City of Kingman, in partnership with the Arizona Secretary of State’s Office, will co-host a Mobile Business Services Outreach Program event on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, at the Mohave College Beale Street Center, 309 E. Beale Street. Th...
Yavapai College Hosts Good Food Forum in Prescott
Yavapai College will host the Good Food Forum on its Prescott campus on Tue. Aug. 25 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Good Food Forum invites changemakers in Arizona’s food economy to come connect, collaborate and drive real solutions. From food produ...
Northern Arizona Wranglers Announce 2027 Coaching Staff
The Northern Arizona Wranglers are excited to announce their coaching staff for the upcoming 2027 Indoor Football League season, led by Head Coach Larry Hendrix. Following his transition from Defensive Coordinator to interim Head Coach during t...
Nothing Bundt Cakes in Prescott Valley Has Two Limited-Time Flavors to Try This Fall
Nothing Bundt Cakes is giving Prescott Valley dessert lovers two more reasons to stop by the bakery, with a brand-new chocolate creation joining the return of a fan-favorite fall flavor. The bakery chain has introduced its new Galactic Brownie ...
Verde Village Town Hall Meeting
Vice Chair Nikki Check is holding a Verde Village Town Hall on Thursday, September 3, 2026, at 4:30pm. The Town Hall will be held at the Verde Village Community Connection Clubhouse, located at 4855 E Broken Saddle Dr., Cottonwood, AZ 86326. WH...
Golden Neighbors Program Returns to Chandler
The City of Chandler’s Golden Neighbors program is back in session for the 2026–2027 year, kicking off this September with a free movie at Harkins Theatres located at Chandler Fashion Center, 3159 W. Chandler Blvd. The free movie event will be ...
America250 Neighborhood Celebration in Mesa
Mesa neighborhoods are invited to join the America250: Neighborhood Celebration by taking the pledge and bringing neighbors together through celebrations, activities, or community service. Neighborhoods that take the pledge and complete an elig...
Community Update with Prescott Mayor Cathey Rusing | August 24th
Prescott Mayor Cathey Rusing provides updates on these topics in her latest Community Update:August 25 City Council MeetingsWest Granite Creek Park Parking DesignWater and Sewer Infrastructure Improvements...
Mondays with the Prescott Valley Mayor | August 24th
Mayor Kell Palguta of Prescott Valley gives updates for:Movies Under the StarsPV Arts and Culture ShowcaseLicense Plate Reader Study SessionHealing FieldsPart-Time Lifeguard Openings
Annual World's Oldest Rodeo® Cowboy Classic Golf Tournament Returns
The popular WOR Cowboy Classic Golf tournament is looking for you! Call now to register for the tourney and join us Friday, September 25th for a great day of golf, raffles, and fun to support our Prescott Frontier Days Rodeo Royalty Program. A ...
Prescott Residents Invited to Proposition 478 Town Hall
The City of Prescott will host a Public Safety and Proposition 478 Town Hall on Wednesday, Aug. 26, giving residents an opportunity to hear updates on the voter-approved measure and ask questions about its public safety initiatives. Hosted by M...
Prescott Rodeo/Fairgrounds Master Plan Hearing
The Prescott City Council will hold the first public hearing on the Rodeo/Fairgrounds Master Plan on Tuesday, August 25, giving residents an opportunity to learn more about the planning process and provide input on the future of the site. The p...
Prescott Announces 2026 Veterans Day Parade
The City of Prescott is excited to announce that the 2026 Veterans Day Parade will be held in Downtown Prescott on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. Opening ceremonies will take place at 10:30am on the stage at the intersection of Cortez St. and Un...
Sedona Offers Free HEPA Filters to Eligible Residents
The city of Sedona’s Sustainability Department has a new program offering free, high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters. The free filters are for residents who are vulnerable to the health impacts from poor air quality from smoke and oth...
Fun Things to Do Around Prescott Valley Town Center
Prescott Valley Town Center sits along N. Park Avenue near the intersection of State Route 69 and Glassford Hill Road in Prescott Valley, AZ, just off the Highway 69 corridor. The area has become a genuine one-stop destination, and between good...
Flagstaff Meade Lane Utility Improvements
Starting Monday, August 31, the City of Flagstaff (City) and their contractor, Eagle Mountain Construction, will begin the Meade Lane Utility Improvements Project. The project, which runs along a section of Meade Lane between Highway 180/Fort V...
Arizona Road to 250 Exhibit Comes to Cottonwood Library
The Cottonwood Public Library is pleased to host a traveling exhibit from the Arizona State Library as part of Arizona's Road to 250 initiative. The exhibit features six display panels highlighting the people, places, and pivotal moments that h...
Wastewater Line Installation in Queen Creek
Access to the Town of Queen Creek's Municipal Services Building (MSB) will be limited to Summers Place Aug. 25 - Sept. 21. Installation of a wastewater line will close the southeast MSB entrance and access road from Ellsworth Road to west of th...
Thompson Peak Dog Park Opens in Scottsdale
Scottsdale dogs have a new place to run, play and make a few new friends. A new 3.5-acre dog park is the latest amenity at Thompson Peak Park, near Hayden Road and Thompson Peak Parkway. The bond-funded project provides a spacious, dedicated of...
Bradshaw Mountain High School Swim Team Seeks Lifeguards in Prescott Valley
Bradshaw Mountain High School's swim season is underway, but a shortage of lifeguards at Mountain Valley Splash could leave the Bears without their regular Friday practices. The Bradshaw Mountain High School swim team practices at Mountain Vall...
NAU Launches $270 Course Materials Program for Students
A partnership between Northern Arizona University and Follett, NAU’s campus store partner, will make course materials available at a single price for NAU students this fall. The program, known as NAU Axe/ess, ensures that all participating stud...
Yuma Weekly Road Construction and Traffic Update | Aug 24th - 28th
A weekly summary of City projects or encroachment permits issued by the City of Yuma affecting busy streets. City Projects Gila Street, 3rd Street Beginning August 6, crews will remove sidewalk and inspect an existing building footing at Gila S...
Phoenix Water For Shade Project Awarded Grant
The City of Phoenix’s Office of Heat Response and Mitigation (OHRM) and its partners were selected for a 5,000 grant award from the Climate Smart Communities Initiative (CSCI) to support the Water for Shade Project. Joining a cohort of 27 other...
Northern Arizona VA Hosts 2026 Suicide Prevention Poker Run
For the fifth year in a row, the Northern Arizona VA Health Care System is hosting a free, fun, and educational outreach event highlighting Suicide Prevention Awareness Month that starts in Prescott, works its way through Yavapai County, and en...
Angels Band Concert Returns to Prescott with Songs That Matter
The Angels Band concerts celebrate the songs of "those that came before" and continue to inspire, and whose songs we continue to sing. Songs That Matter is the theme when Salt of the Earth, Meg Bohrman and Tom & Christa Agostino "come toget...
Kingman Accepting Applications for Clean City Commission
The City of Kingman is currently accepting applications to fill an opening on the Clean City Commission. The appointment will serve a partial term lasting through December 2028, with applications due by September 17, 2026. Applications will be ...
Yavapai College Graduate Builds Career in Information Technology
Sometime around 2021, Yavapai College Lead analyst for HRIT (Human Resources Information Technology) Thomas Eastlack found himself at a crossroads: he was fairly certain that he would like to enter the field of either nursing or Information Tec...
Bullhead City School District Invites Parents to Join Committees
The Bullhead City School District is inviting parents, family members, and community representatives to help strengthen family engagement, two-way communication, and BCSD academics through two volunteer advisory committees that will meet quarte...
Kingman Road Closure Planned at Kino Avenue and Benton Street
The City of Kingman is advising residents and motorists of an upcoming road closure on Monday, August 24th, 2026 through Tuesday, August 25th, 2026, at the intersection of Kino Avenue and Benton Street. The closure will take place from 6:00 a.m...
Phoenix Labor Day Closures
On Monday, September 7, 2026, the City of Phoenix observes the Labor Day holiday. Read this article to learn how City services are affected. Solid Waste Collection: Curbside collection will not change during the week of Labor Day. Trash and rec...
Glassford Hill Road Widening Project Update | August 24th - 28th, 2026
Roadway Construction Ongoing in Second Phase Roadway excavation, subgrade preparation and the installation of curb, gutter and sidewalk is ongoing within the second phase of work along Glassford Hill Road, from Spouse Drive to the southern inte...
Prescott Valley Police Encourage Community Crime Prevention
Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) recognizes National Crime Prevention Month every October and encourages community members to take advantage of our Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) program. CPTED provides free safet...
Arizona Sports Wagering Increases 22.3% Year Over Year
Bettors in Arizona wagered approximately 3.9 million* on sports and events in June of 2026, according to newly released reports by the Arizona Department of Gaming (Department). This figure represents an approximate 22.3 percent increase year-o...
Cottonwood Historic Preservation Meeting Overview
The Cottonwood Historic Preservation Commission will hold a meeting on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at the Council Chambers - Riverfront, 1083 E. Riverfront Road, Cottonwood, AZ 86326. The following items are scheduled: Review and d...
Flagstaff Seeks Public Input for Safe Streets Master Plan
The City of Flagstaff, in partnership with MetroPlan, Coconino County, Mountain Line, Northern Arizona University (NAU), and the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), is developing the Flagstaff Safe Streets Master Plan (SSMP) — a shared...
Kingman Plans Water Shutoff for Repairs on Aug. 21
The City of Kingman will conduct a planned water shutoff on Friday, August 21, 2026, from approximately 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. to allow crews to complete repairs to a 6-inch steel water line. The affected area includes properties along MacDona...
Arizona Adds 3 New Specialty License Plates
Arizonans have additional choices to support their favorite charitable causes as the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division offers three new specialty license plates established by state law. With the addition of the Italia...
Transportation Department Launch in Queen Creek
Transportation continues to be one of Council’s top priorities. Based on resident feedback and the maturation of the Town’s transportation network, the Town of Queen Creek is implementing a strategic reorganization that establishes a dedicated ...
Peoria Innovation Core Receives Gold Award
The City of Peoria has earned international recognition for its leadership in economic development, receiving the Gold Award from the International Economic Development Council (IEDC) in the 2026 Excellence in Economic Development Awards. Peori...
Prescott Valley Job Fair Brings 40+ Employers Together
Yavapai College, The American Job Center, the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce, and ARIZONA@WORK are hosting a job fair at the Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley on Wed., Sep. 9 from 3 to 6 p.m. Attendees can learn the latest informati...
Live College Hockey Returns to Prescott Valley
Findlay Toyota Center is excited to announce the return of live hockey with the 3rd Annual Grand Canyon College Hockey Classic. Arizona’s in-state ACHA D1 rivals, Grand Canyon University and the University of Arizona will battle it out at the P...
Sedona Police and Emergency Agencies Hold Full-Scale Training
On Monday, Aug. 24, from about 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. the City of Sedona Police Department (SPD), along with the Sedona Fire District and the Verde Valley Regional SWAT team, will conduct a multi-agency, full-scale training exercise in Uptown to prac...
Chino Valley Awarded $2.57M for Peavine Trail Connection
A vision nearly two decades in the making is taking a major step toward reality. The Town of Chino Valley has been awarded ,569,072 through the Arizona Department of Transportation’s Transportation Alternatives Program for the Peavine Trail Sou...
Chino Valley Reveals 2026 Territorial Days Theme
Chino Valley is gearing up for the return of Territorial Days, September 4–7, 2026, bringing together some of our community’s favorite traditions for a full weekend of activities and family fun. This year’s theme, “Get Your Kicks on Route 66!”,...
Phoenix Aviation Economic Impact
National Aviation Day is celebrated annually on Aug. 19. It is a day to reflect on how far the world of aviation has come since the first flight by the Wright Brothers in 1903. The Phoenix Airport System supports the continued development of av...
Teen Honored for Life-Saving Actions in Mesa
The City of Mesa and Wisconsin National Guard recognized 16-year-old Laya Jackson during a brief ceremony this morning for her quick thinking and life-saving actions after she witnessed a Wisconsin National Guard soldier collapse while running ...
Prescott Valley Police Encourage Community Crime Prevention
Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) recognizes National Crime Prevention Month every October and encourages community members to take advantage of our Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) program. CPTED provides free safet...
ACP Expands with New Facility in Chandler
All Copy Products (ACP), the Denver-based office technology dealership, and its IT division Verticomm, announced the completion of their new 39,000-square-foot office and warehouse facility at 6640 W. Chicago St. The new facility, located in We...
Prescott Valley Residents Help Contain Brush Fires Before Spread
At approximately 9:55 p.m. Sunday, August 16, 2026, the Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority (CAFMA) and Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) were dispatched to a reported vehicle fire near Palo Verde Street and Cattletrack Drive in P...
Upcoming September Events at the Findlay Toyota Center
September brings career opportunities, community connections, canine competition, and high-energy bull riding to Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley. From meeting local employers and learning more about Yavapai County to watching talented ...
Yavapai Athletics Fall Sports Season Begins
The Yavapai Athletics fall sports season kicks off this week for Volleyball and Soccer. Volleyball Yavapai College women's volleyball is at Ottawa University JV at 6 p.m. on Tue. Aug. 18. On Fri. Aug. 21, Yavapai College women's volleyball atte...
Drive Safe Driving School Opens in Prescott Valley
Drive Safe Driving School, specializing in behind-the-wheel driving instruction, launched in May in Prescott Valley, and is now accepting new students throughout the quad-city area. With a focus on a calm environment that fosters confidence and...
Yavapai Ballet Theatre to Make Prescott Debut
In ballet, the révérence is a sequence of bows extending gratitude and respect to the audience for sharing in the artistry and storytelling the dancers present onstage. Yavapai Ballet Theatre has taken the word for the name of its first gala, a...
MATFORCE Hosts Prescott Recovery Celebration
MATFORCE, a primary prevention organization with the goal of supporting treatment and recovery of substance use disorders, invites you to attend the annual Prescott Recovery Celebration in observance of Recovery Month. National Recovery Month w...
Flagstaff Opens 2026 Sustainability Grant Applications
The City of Flagstaff Sustainability Office and Sustainability Commission announce the opening of applications for the Flagstaff Sustainability Grants Program. The annual funding opportunity will accept applications from Aug. 15 through Sept. 3...
Street Sign Honors Fallen Phoenix Firefighter
On Saturday, August 15th, the Phoenix Fire Department unveiled a street sign honoring fallen firefighter‑paramedic Miguel “Chupa” Herrera Angulo, recognizing his years of service, sacrifice, and lasting impact on the department and the communit...
Surprise Fiesta Grande Event Participation Opportunities
The City of Surprise is seeking car show entries, promotional business vendors, nonprofit organizations, and outreach groups to participate in the annual Surprise Fiesta Grande. This all-ages event celebrates the vibrant culture and traditions ...
Chino Valley Celebrates Major Financial Achievement
The Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) has awarded the Town of Chino Valley the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for its Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) fo...
2026 Yavapai County Fair Brings Four Days of Fun to Prescott
The Yavapai County Fair returns to the Prescott Rodeo Grounds Sept. 10–13, 2026, bringing four days of live music, rodeo action, carnival rides, livestock shows, exhibits, fair food and family activities. This year’s fair carries the theme “Hon...
Flagstaff Announces Closures for Road Repair and Paving Work
Beginning on Tuesday, August 18 Dyer, Childress, King, Wayman, and Walker streets will be closed at Lockett Rd. starting at 5 a.m. for work related to the 2026 Road Repair and Street Project. The work will include concrete curb, gutter and side...
U.S. Expands Hunting and Fishing Access on Wildlife Refuges
The Department of the Interior today announced the largest expansion of hunting and sport fishing opportunities in the history of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. With this action, more than 92 million acres, or over 95% of National Wildlife...
Flagstaff Family Food Center Receives Record $1 Million Gift
Some families in rural northern Arizona travel as far as four hours to reach a food pantry, a gap the Flagstaff Family Food Center says it can start closing after receiving a [post_excerpt] million anonymous donation this month, the larg...
Johns Hopkins Tests Wearable Blood Pressure Monitoring System
Johns Hopkins University researchers have developed a wearable sensor system that can track blood pressure almost as accurately as the invasive arterial lines currently relied on in intensive care units and operating rooms, a potential s...
LIVE at Asante Outdoor Performance Series in Surprise
The City of Surprise invites residents and visitors to attend LIVE at Asante, a free outdoor performance series held on the third Thursday of each month at Asante Library. The 2026-27 season begins September 17 and continues through April. LIVE...
Mondays with the Prescott Valley Mayor | August 17th
Mayor Kell Palguta of Prescott Valley gives updates for:Prescott Valley Volunteer FairFall Parks and Recreation ProgrammingFlorentine Road WorkGlasford Hill Road ImprovementsFree Shredding Event
American Quarter Horse Association Event Returns to Prescott
Prescott is no stranger to the American Quarter Horse, considered the most popular breed in the United States. Events featuring Quarter Horses were held in Prescott from the 1950s until around 1978, according to local lore. The American Quarter...
Yavapai College OLLI Announces Fall Classes in Verde Valley and Sedona
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Yavapai College is bringing an exciting season of in-person learning, creativity, and connection to the Verde Valley and Sedona this fall with a vibrant lineup of classes. Beginning August 24, OLLI in...
Glassford Hill Road Widening Project Update | August 17th - 21st, 2026
Please note that in the event of inclement weather, the work schedule may be altered without notice. Roadway Construction Ongoing in Second Phase Roadway excavation, subgrade preparation and the installation of curb, gutter and sidewalk will co...
Jim and Linda Lee Planetarium Announces Fall 2026 Show Schedule
Tickets are now on sale for Fall 2026 shows at the Jim and Linda Lee Planetarium, located in STEM Building 76 on Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Prescott Campus at 3700 Willow Creek Road. From coral reefs in our oceans to vast structures...
Arizona Heat Relief Program Receives $50,000 Donation
The Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Foundation for Community & Health Advancement (AZ Blue Foundation) donated ,000 to AllThrive 365 to support critical heat-relief efforts that help under-resourced Arizonans stay safe, healthy and comfor...
Yuma Weekly Road Construction and Traffic Update | Aug 17th - 21st
A weekly summary of City projects or encroachment permits issued by the City of Yuma affecting busy streets. City Projects Gila Street, 3rd Street Beginning August 6, crews will remove sidewalk and inspect an existing building footing at Gila S...
The Collectionists Exhibition at Chandler's Vision Gallery
People have been collecting for centuries. The Vision Gallery’s upcoming exhibition “The Collectionists: Artwork by Laura Spalding Best and Heidi Dauphin” explores the human desire to gather through the personal collections of two local artists...
City of Flagstaff Offers Up to $8,000 for Beautification Projects
The City of Flagstaff, through its Beautification, Arts & Sciences (BAS) program, is accepting applications for Beautification in Action (BIA) grants now through September 15, 2026, at 5 p.m. Grants of up to ,000 are available for publicly ...
Verde Valley Sanctuary Hosts First Fall Thrifty in Camp Verde
After seeing the Sedona community welcome the Spring Thrifty events with open arms in 2025 and 2026, Verde Valley Sanctuary (VVS) announced they are set to host the inaugural “Fall Thrifty” event in Camp Verde. On Saturday, Oct. 3, VVS will wel...
Arizona Names 2026-27 Governor's Youth Commission Members
Sixty-nine Arizona high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors have been selected for the 2026-2027 Governor's Youth Commission, representing urban, rural, and tribal communities across all 15 counties in the state. Established in 1989,...
Arizona's First Seafood City Supermarket Opens in Chandler
If your social feeds have been full of live crab tanks, ube shakes and long lines lately, there's a good reason: Seafood City, North America's largest Filipino supermarket chain, has officially opened its very first Arizona store. The massive m...
American Airlines Lets Flyers Turn Spare Miles Into Support for Veterans
American Airlines is inviting AAdvantage members to put unused miles toward causes that support the military community, tying the effort to National Purple Heart Day, observed each year on August 7 to honor service members wounded or kil...
AARP Foundation Experience Corps Mesa Seeks Volunteers
The City of Mesa is seeking volunteers aged 50 and older for AARP Foundation Experience Corps Mesa, a community-based volunteer program that helps kindergarten through fourth-grade students become confident readers. Since January 2024, Experien...
Arizona Program Pairs Veterans With Trained Service Dogs
A rescued dog named Riot is giving Army veteran Raychelle Salter a new layer of support as she manages the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder, thanks to a Valley program now in its fourth year of pairing veterans with trained serv...
Four Yavapai County Bridges to Receive Repairs and Improvements
Please be advised that J. Banicki Construction, Inc., in conjunction with Yavapai County, will be performing epoxy chip seal and spall repair operations on four bridge decks in Yavapai County. Oak Creek Bridge on Cornville Road in Cornville; Ly...
Yavapai College Signs Transfer Agreement With Central Community College
Yavapai College and Central Community College in Nebraska formally signed an Articulation Agreement establishing four transfer pathways that provide Central students with seamless opportunities to transfer into Yavapai College bachelor's degree...
City of Sedona Announces Two Free Community Academies
The city of Sedona welcomes applications for two upcoming, free community academies: the Citizens Academy and the Community Police Academy. The Citizens Academy The Citizens Academy is for city of Sedona residents to get a holistic understandin...
City of Flagstaff Opens Survey for New Eastside Public Art
The City of Flagstaff invites community input on a landmark three-dimensional artwork for installation at East Cedar Avenue and North West Street, as part of the Spruce Wash Wedge Detention Project. The proposed 13-foot sculpture features a tas...
Yavapai Health - Wellness Expo Coming to Prescott
Residents across Yavapai County are invited to connect with health resources, educational opportunities, and wellness organizations during the Yavapai Health & Wellness Expo on Saturday, October 3, 2026, at Pine Ridge Marketplace in Prescot...
New Discovery Could Make Parkinson's Treatment More Precise
Deep brain stimulation has helped many Parkinson's disease patients manage tremors and movement problems for years, but doctors have not fully understood why it works so well for some patients and less well for others. A new international study...
Yavapai County Judge Joseph Goldstein Announces Retirement
After serving the citizens of Yavapai County for the past 15 years, the Honorable Joseph Goldstein announces his retirement effective October 31st, 2026. Judge Goldstein began his judicial service with the Superior Court in 2011 when he was app...
Vesper Aviation Expands with New Hangar in Chandler
Family-backed Vesper Aviation plans new hangar campus to address longstanding aircraft-storage demand. The Chandler City Council has unanimously approved a ground lease with a new subsidiary of Vesper Aviation, CHD Curtis East LLC, to build 29 ...
Volunteers Needed for Tax Assistance in Surprise
Volunteers are needed to help low to moderate-income families and individuals prepare their taxes. The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program is sponsored by the IRS and provides free tax return preparation services through a large netw...
Sedona Begins Nighttime SR 89A Road Improvements
The City of Sedona and contractor, Combs Construction Company, will be doing nighttime road improvement work on the northbound and southbound lanes of State Route (SR) 89A in Uptown Sedona Aug. 12 – 18 on the stretch of road between Forest Road...
Mental Health First Aid Training in Prescott
MATFORCE, a primary prevention organization with a focus on stopping youth drug use before it starts, will offer a two-part Mental Health First Aid course in Prescott, presented in partnership with People Who Care. Mental Health First Aid Train...
SBA Offers Disaster Loans to Arizona Businesses After Pocket Fire
The U.S. Small Business Administration announced low-interest federal disaster loans are now available to small businesses and private nonprofit organizations in Arizona to offset economic losses caused by the Pocket Fire occurring June 19 – Ju...
Prostate Cancer Foundation Announces Sedona Golf Tournament
The Prostate Cancer Institute of America Foundation is putting the finishing touches on what promises to be one of northern Arizona's premier charity golf events, combining championship golf, unforgettable player experiences, and a meaningful m...
Scottsdale Emergency Response Team Handles Weather-Related Incidents
Whether it's a flooded roadway in the middle of the night, a downed tree blocking traffic after a monsoon storm, or a missing manhole cover creating a hazard, Scottsdale's Emergency Response Team is ready to respond. Operating 24 hours a day, s...
Arizona Diamondbacks Honor 6 Rising Hispanic Leaders
The Arizona Diamondbacks and the Los D-backs Hispanic Council will recognize six outstanding individuals with the 2026 Los D-backs Líderes Under 40 Awards on Saturday, August 22, during Hispanic Heritage Weekend presented by Estrella Jalisco at...
Surprise Community Center Opening Celebration
The community is invited to celebrate the opening of the new Surprise Community & Resource Center (SCRC), marking an exciting new chapter for community connection, learning, and support! The ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place on Septem...
Mesa Gateway Library Wins Best New Public Library Award
Mesa Gateway Library has been named the world's best new public library, winning the 2026 International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions/James Bennett Public Library of the Year Award. The award recognizes excellence in publi...
Prescott Valley Police Conduct Targeted Traffic Enforcement Operation
The Prescott Valley Police Department conducted a targeted traffic enforcement operation on August 8, 2026, focusing on dangerous and criminal traffic behavior, including excessive speed, reckless driving, and driving behaviors associated with ...
ADOT Completes 13 Miles of US 93 Improvements Near Wikieup
A smoother ride is in store for motorists on US 93 after completion of an Arizona Department of Transportation project that replaced 13 miles of highway surface near Wikieup. In Spring 2025, ADOT began work that replaced the surface of US 93 be...
City of Kingman Opens Registration for Citizens Academy
The City of Kingman is holding its next Citizens Academy this fall, where city residents can take part in a seven-week program to learn more about city services. The Citizens Academy will begin on Wednesday, September 16, and will run through O...
From Hidden Gem to Local Favorite: Back Alley Wine Bar in Prescott
Back Alley Wine Bar is bringing new energy to downtown Prescott under the ownership of Tom and Maverick. Located just behind Whiskey Row, the wine bar offers a relaxed atmosphere with a strong focus on community. The owners want the longtime hi...
Turkey Fire Reaches 95% Containment Near Sedona
The Hart and Turkey fires—8 miles northwest and 6 miles southwest of Sedona, respectively—have had no significant changes but will continue to be monitored by firefighters. The 13-acre Hart Fire has no official containment but has not grown and...
City of Yuma's Father-Daughter Ball Celebrates 4 Years
The City of Yuma’s Parks and Recreation Department will host the fourth annual Father-Daughter Ball on Saturday, September 12, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Pivot Point Conference Center (200 N. Madison Avenue). Girls ages 4 to 12 are invited to e...
Community Rallies to Help Prescott Valley Veteran
The Subaru Love Promise is built on showing love and respect to all people, and recently that promise came to life in an extraordinary way for local U.S. Veteran, Steve Urquidez of Prescott Valley. What began as a vehicle purchase at Findlay Su...
Yavapai College Director Supports Accreditation and Student Access
With plans of becoming a teacher, Yavapai College’s Director of Academic Initiatives Megan Crossfield obtained a bachelor’s degree in early childhood education and then secured a master’s in education with an emphasis in counseling and student ...
Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Prescott Awards $303K in 2026 Grants
The Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Prescott today announced the recipients of its annual funding grants, marking another year of meaningful investment in programs that strengthen and enrich local communities. Although these awards suppo...
Yuma Mayors' International Bike Ride Celebrates 10 Years
Cyclists of all ages are invited to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Mayors’ International Bike Ride on Saturday, October 24, beginning at 8 a.m. at the Desert Hill Golf Course parking lot (1245 Desert Hills Drive). Now in its 10th year, t...
New Hotel Opens in Downtown Mesa
Downtown Mesa welcomed its newest hotel with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 233 E. Main St. The 233 Suites, a 76-room boutique hotel operating under the Unscripted by Hyatt brand, anchors one of the city's most anticipated redevelopment projects ...
Tempe Town Lake North Bank Design Project Input
Join us for the third and final round of community input for the Tempe Town Lake north bank design project. View the design evolution, which reflects public input gathered on recreation, multi-use pathways, ecological restoration, enhanced prog...
Preparing Your HVAC System for Fall with Air Design Electric in Prescott Valley
As cooler weather approaches, Wade explains why fall is a good time to schedule furnace maintenance. A professional inspection can help identify gas leaks, carbon monoxide concerns, and worn components before the first cold spell arrives. In ad...
Mondays with the Prescott Valley Mayor | August 10th
Mayor Kell Palguta of Prescott Valley gives updates for:Fall FestFree Shredding EventNational Night Out Follow-UpMusic on the GreenWhat's New PV Development ToolBack-to-School Traffic Saf...
Community Update with Prescott Mayor Pro Tem Lois Fruhwirth | August 10th
Prescott Mayor Pro Tem Lois Fruhwirth, filling in for Mayor Cathey Rusing, provides updates on these topics in the latest Community Update:August 11 City Council MeetingLong-Term Water Management PlanPrescott Regio...
Age Naturally with Knockout Medical Aesthetics in Prescott
Looking refreshed does not have to mean looking different. Katie Arnold, owner of Knockout Medical Aesthetics, joins the SignalsAZ Podcast to discuss her personalized approach to medical aesthetics. Her goal is to help clients age naturally whi...
Iron Springs Road Passing Lane Project Begins in Yavapai County
Please be advised that the Arizona Department of Transportation, in conjunction with Asphalt Paving & Supply, Inc., will be constructing two passing lanes on Iron Springs Road on behalf of Yavapai County. One passing lane being at the inter...
How Arizona's Climate Affects Asphalt Driveways and Parking Lots in Prescott Valley
Why Asphalt Behaves Differently in Prescott Valley Asphalt is widely used for driveways, parking lots, and roadways because it is durable, cost-effective, and capable of handling heavy traffic. However, its long-term performance is heavily infl...
Arizona Educators Receive Classroom Makeovers
The first day of school is a little brighter for classrooms across Arizona thanks to AZ Blue. Through a series of teacher surprises and school support initiatives, AZ Blue is providing educators with the tools and resources they need to help st...
Arizona Erases $1 Billion in Medical Debt for Residents
Governor Katie Hobbs announced that more than [post_excerpt] billion in medical debt has been erased for Arizonans through a partnership between her administration and the national nonprofit Undue Medical Debt. The effort has so far provided re...
Arizona Expands Free Financial Counseling for Problem Gambling
Arizonans participating in the state’s gambling voluntary self-exclusion program are now eligible for no-cost, problem gambling-focused financial counseling sessions facilitated by GamFin. The Arizona Department of Gaming’s Division of Problem ...
Yuma Weekly Road Construction and Traffic Update | Aug 10th - 14th
A weekly summary of City projects or encroachment permits issued by the City of Yuma affecting busy streets. City projects include: Gila Street, 3rd Street 32nd Street, Catalina Drive to Arizona Avenue Avenue C, 20th Street to 24th Street Mesqu...
Flock Cameras Discontinue in Chandler
Chandler will discontinue the use of 40 fixed-camera automated license plate readers (ALPR) provided by Flock Group, Inc. The city will no longer pursue the renewal of a service agreement with the vendor at this time. The City of Chandler maint...
Project of the Year Awarded to Phoenix Solid Waste Division
The City of Phoenix Solid Waste Division was honored with the 2026 American Public Works Association (APWA) Arizona Project of the Year Award for the 27th Avenue Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) Upgrades Project. The recognition, presented by ...
Glassford Hill Road Widening Project Update | August 10th - 14th, 2026
With Humboldt Unified School District back in session, we urge motorists to follow the marked signage, drive safely and consider using an alternative route if possible. Traffic signals along Glassford Hill Road are running on maximum, and we ar...
Yavapai College OLLI Hosts Prescott Valley Open House
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Yavapai College invites the community to an engaging Open House on Wed. Aug. 12 from 3 to 4:30 p.m. at the Prescott Valley Center, 3800 N. Glassford Hill Road. This free event is an opportunity fo...
ADOT Completes $8 Million I-40 Pavement Project
The Arizona Department of Transportation has completed a pavement improvement project along Interstate 40 between Seligman and Kingman. This million project spanned 16 miles of I-40, between Fort Rock Road to the Markham Wash Bridge (mileposts...
Tucson I-10 Palo Verde Road Interchange to Close Permanently
The Arizona Department of Transportation will permanently close the Interstate 10 interchange at Palo Verde Road the night of Friday, Aug. 14, as part of an ongoing project to reconstruct and widen I-10 from Kino Parkway to Alvernon Way. The cl...
Mesa Youth Climate Action Fund Applications Open
The City of Mesa is accepting applications for the Mesa Youth Climate Action Fund (MYCAF). Youth ages 15-24 can apply for microgrants of [post_excerpt],000 to ,000 to design, manage, and implement projects to promote conservation, sustainabilit...
Sedona Seeks Vendors and Sponsors for WagFest and Fest of Fall
The city of Sedona’s Parks and Recreation Department is accepting applications for participation in this year’s Fall events. Vendors, exhibitors, presenters and sponsors are needed for WagFest (Oct. 3, 2026) and Fest of Fall (Oct. 17, 2026). Wa...
Folk Music Festival Returns to Sharlot Hall Museum After Seven-Year Hiatus
The 42nd Folk Music Festival is returning to Sharlot Hall Museum on Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., music starts at 10 a.m., marking the cherished event's first appearance in seven years. The day-long celebration of folk...
Tucson Cyclovia Brings Car-Free Streets Back This Fall
Living Streets Alliance is thrilled to announce the Fall 2026 Cyclovia Tucson event which will take place on Sunday, October 25, 2026. The event will return to a favorite and frequent route, connecting vibrant communities in South Tucson and Do...
SBA Reminds Arizona Businesses of Sept. 8 Deadline
The U.S. Small Business Administration is reminding eligible small businesses and private nonprofit organizations impacted by the flooding and heavy rains occurring Sept. 25 – Oct. 13, 2025, to apply for low-interest federal economic injury dis...
Phoenix Police Headquarters Closure
After more than 50 years of service, city leaders, staff, and current and former police officers gathered to formally close the Phoenix Police Department’s longtime headquarters at 620 West Washington Street. The building originally opened in 1...
Prescott Celebrates 2026 National Night Out With 12 Block Parties
On Tuesday August 4th, 2026, The City of Prescott successfully celebrated the 2026 National Night Out, bringing neighbors, families, and first responders together at 12 block parties hosted throughout the community. The annual event is designed...
Prescott Valley Residents Invited to Free Safety Training
Prescott Valley Police Community Services Unit will host the NRA-certified Refuse to be a Victim Class on Thursday, August 20, 2026, from 1-4pm at the PVPD Training Room 7601 E Skoog Blvd, Prescott Valley. This free community class is open to a...
Local Prescott Landscaper Turns Family Experience Into True Legacy Landscaping
True Legacy Landscaping is a local landscaping company with deep roots in the Prescott area. Owner Daniel Estrada was born in Prescott and raised in Chino Valley. After years of working in landscaping, he decided to turn that experience into a ...
Arizona Surpasses One Million Specialty License Plates
For the first time, the number of active specialty license plates in Arizona have surpassed the one million mark in a single year. To be precise, 1,001,188 specialty plates were purchased or renewed during Arizona’s fiscal year, July 1, 2025, t...
Flagstaff Hosts Community Meeting for JW Powell Extension Project
The City of Flagstaff, Peak Engineering and Banicki Construction invite you to attend a Community Meeting for the upcoming JW Powell Extension Project. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, Aug. 18, between 5 and 6:30 p.m., at the Flagstaff Aqua...
Yuma Welcomes $100 Million Kimberly-Clark Manufacturing Facility
The Greater Yuma Economic Development Corporation (GYEDC), in partnership with the City of Yuma and the Arizona Commerce Authority, is proud to announce that Kimberly-Clark Corporation is constructing in Yuma, Arizona one of its newest U.S. fac...
Sedona Launches New After-School Recreation Programs for Kids
The city of Sedona Parks and Recreation Department is launching a new lineup of after school recreation programs for the upcoming school year. The programs provide local children in grades K-5 with engaging, instructor-led enrichment opportunit...
Arizona Nonprofit Gets $500K Grant for Student Programs
Junior Achievement of Arizona has been awarded a 0,000, two-year grant from The Bob and Renee Parsons Foundation to expand financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and career readiness programming for K-12 students in Maricopa County, with a focus...
Sharlot Hall Museum Receives $500,000 for Mansion Rehabilitation
The historic Mansion will temporarily close during rehabilitation while the rest of the Museum campus remains open, with programs and annual events continuing as scheduled. Sharlot Hall Museum is honored to announce it has received a 0,000 legi...
Gilbert Community Volunteer Opportunities Event
The Gilbert Police Department will host a community information event on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, at the Gilbert Police Department (75 E Civic Center Drive) from 5:30 to 7:30 PM to introduce residents to volunteer opportunities within the depa...
SEMICON West Relocates to Phoenix for Annual Conference
SEMICON West, one of the semiconductor industry’s most influential global conferences, announced a long-term partnership with Phoenix, where the event will be held each spring beginning in 2027. The Phoenix Convention Center will host the newly...
Majestic Hauling Co. Offers Hauling, Junk Removal and Handyman Services
Jason Rader, owner of Majestic Hauling Co., joins the Signals AZ podcast to share how he built a business around hard work, reliability, and helping people. Jason has years of experience in construction and commercial electrical work. Today, he...
Dog Walker Watch Meeting in Prescott Valley
The Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) will host the quarterly Dog Walker Watch (DWW) meeting on Wednesday, August 12, 2026, at 1pm in the PVPD Training Room at 7601 E Skoog Blvd. Attendees will hear from a guest speaker and take part in ...
Water From Thin Air: Inside WAHA and a Bid to Redefine Atmospheric Water Generators
As the American Southwest summer kicks into full swing, entrepreneurs and industry leaders like WAHA are turning one of the region's oldest challenges into an opportunity — building new technologies that create clean drinking water directly fro...
Kingman Water Service Interruption Scheduled
A planned water shutoff will take place on North Evans Street and Dafne Avenue, west of North Melody Street, beginning at 9:00 a.m. on Thursday, August 6, 2026. The water shutoff is expected to last approximately four hours while a new water li...
Show Low US 60 Road Projects Completed by ADOT
The Arizona Department of Transportation has recently completed two projects along US 60 near Show Low. Pavement was repaired and passing lanes were installed just a few miles apart on this major connecting route between the White Mountains and...
Prescott Valley Schools Resume Thursday
The Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) reminds drivers that local schools resume tomorrow, August 6, 2026. Please allow extra time to reach your destinations and be alert for pedestrians walking near roadways – especially in areas without...
Kingman Launches KingmanAZ Connect Giveaway
The City of Kingman is launching a giveaway to encourage residents to download and register for the KingmanAZ Connect app, the City’s mobile platform for news, notifications, events, service requests, and other community information. Residents ...
Chino Valley Starts Preparations for Street Rehabilitation Project
Beginning Monday, August 10th (tentative), the Town Streets Division will begin excavating roadside ditches in preparation for a streets rehabilitation project anticipated this Fall. The work area will include roadside ditches along Colorado Wa...
2026 U.S. Gymnastics Championships in Phoenix
Phoenix is gearing up for an unforgettable week this August as the 2026 Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships and the USA Gymnastics National Congress & Trade Show make their highly anticipated debut in the heart of downtown August 6–9. The...
SR 89 Northbound Repairs Enter Final Stage
Repairs to the effluent main are almost complete. Preparation work for pavement repairs will take place Thursday, August 6, with paving scheduled for Friday, August 7, weather permitting. The City’s Public Works team is working to reopen SR 89 ...
Penny Discontinuation Cash Rounding Changes in Phoenix
With the federal government discontinuing the penny, cities across the country are adjusting how they handle cash payments. Here in Phoenix, we are implementing a clear, consistent, and customer‑friendly process to ensure residents can continue...
Prescott Police Remind Drivers of School Zone and Bus Safety Laws
With local schools going back into session on Thursday, August 6th, the Prescott Police Department would like to take a moment to remind motorists and pedestrians of traffic safety laws regarding school zones and school buses and share a few co...
Prescott Valley Schools Resume Thursday
The Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) reminds drivers that local schools resume tomorrow, August 6, 2026. Please allow extra time to reach your destinations and be alert for pedestrians walking near roadways – especially in areas without...
Downtown Phoenix to Get New Shade Canopies at Four Intersections
Downtown Phoenix Inc. has been selected to receive community beautification funding from Arizona Public Service and will use it to install four to six shade canopies at high traffic pedestrian locations along Jefferson and Washington streets. T...
Arizona Manufacturers Connect at SBA Supplier Matchmaking Expo
Small manufacturers from across Arizona convened Wednesday (July 29th, 2026) to forge new business relationships, showcasing their products and services at the U.S. Small Business Administration's (SBA) Supplier Matchmaking Expo, co-hosted with...
Yavapai County to Begin Chip Seal Operations on Verde Valley Roads
Please be advised that Earth Resources Corporation in conjunction with Yavapai County will be performing chip seal and fog seal operations on various roads in Jerome, Sedona and the Village of Oak Creek. Construction will begin August 10, 2026,...
Kingman Announces Flying Fortress Interchange Grand Opening
With construction of the Flying Fortress Traffic Interchange nearing completion, the City of Kingman is preparing to celebrate the grand opening of this long awaited transportation project. The community is invited to save the date for the offi...
Northern Arizona University Hosts Multi-Agency Safety Training Exercise
The Northern Arizona University Police Department and NAU Emergency Management, in collaboration with the Flagstaff Police Department and City Emergency Management, will conduct an active shooter preparedness exercise on the NAU campus on Frida...
Phoenix Chorale Unveils 2026-2027 Performance Lineup
The Phoenix Chorale has announced its 2026/2027 season, inviting audiences to experience music that reflects on life's deepest moments, celebrates holiday traditions, explores new artistic voices, and offers moments of quiet contemplation. Led ...
Kingman Residents Randomly Selected for National Community Survey
What do you love about living in Kingman? What could be better? And what should the City focus on in the years ahead? The City of Kingman is seeking resident’s answers to these very questions! Kingman residents will once again have an opportuni...
First Responders Honor Sgt. Rick Lopez Through Community Blood Drive
The Prescott Valley Police Department, Prescott Police Department, Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office, Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority (CAFMA), and the Prescott Fire Department joined forces this summer to honor Sgt. Rick Lopez with a t...
Avondale Police Increase School Zone Enforcement
As students return for the 2026-2027 school year, the Avondale Police Department is increasing enforcement in and around school zones to help keep students, parents, and staff safe. During the first several weeks of school, traffic officers wil...
Mesa International Film Festival Returns
The Mesa International Film Festival, presented by Visit Mesa, returns this year from August 12-16 at the Mesa Convention Center located in Downtown Mesa. The festival will screen over 130 independent films, providing a celebration of film, art...
Prescott Valley Police Encourage Safe Driving as School Begins
With the start of the school year just around the corner, the Prescott Valley Police Department is encouraging drivers to prepare for increased traffic and to use extra caution on the roads. As school buses return to their daily routes and chil...
Embry-Riddle Prescott Teams Finish Top Five in Air Race Classic
Months before four Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University women lifted off in the nation's longest-running all-women air race, they pored over weather forecasts, refined flight procedures and honed strategies. Their preparation paid off as they n...
Kingman Invites Entrepreneurs to Rural Arizona Pitch Competition
The City of Kingman is inviting entrepreneurs, inventors, innovators, existing business owners looking to grow, and aspiring entrepreneurs from throughout the region to participate in the Moonshot Rural Arizona Pitch Competition on Tuesday, Sep...
Yavapai County Leaders Discuss Workforce and Economic Growth
Growth and sustainability. Industry and opportunity. How can Yavapai County reconcile these values and forge them into an economic plan? Civic and industry leaders met with local mayors on Tuesday to table partisan agendas, explore common groun...
Yuma County South Transfer Station Opens for Residents
Demonstrating its commitment to providing safe, reliable and accessible solid waste disposal options for residents, Yuma County announces the grand opening of the Yuma County South Transfer Station beginning 7 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 6. Located at ...
Flagstaff High School Names Andres Delgadillo Interim Football Coach
Flagstaff Unified School District (FUSD) announces that Flagstaff High School Head Football Coach Mickey Clements has stepped down from his position. Coach Clements has served the Flagstaff High School community for the past seven years, includ...
Fall Sports Registration Open in Tempe
Registration is now open for fall youth and adult sports, with most leagues kicking off in September. All skill levels welcome! Have fun, learn new skills, and make friends. Save the date! Registration for all fall classes, such as fitness, art...
Gilbert Advantage Scholarship for Residents
Park University announced a new scholarship that covers half of tuition for Gilbert residents and Gilbert-based businesses as part of a three-year extension of its lease agreement with the Town of Gilbert, continuing a partnership that has anch...
Mondays with the Prescott Valley Mayor | August 3rd
Mayor Kell Palguta of Prescott Valley gives updates for:Santa Fe Park SurveyParks and Recreation NewsletterMovies Under the StarsNational Night OutBlack Rock Coffee Bar OpeningABC Roofing...
Glendale Nonprofit Launches $8 Million Push to Build Inclusive Housing Community
Housing options for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities are in short supply across Arizona, with only about 3% of the state's 45,000 individuals with disabilities able to secure housing outside their family homes. In Maricop...
PFD Sponsors National Night Out at the Prescott Rodeo Grounds
Along with our partner, the Prescott Chamber of Commerce, Prescott Frontier Days®, Inc. welcomes you to the 2026 National Night Out! Join us for a night of unity, building trust, and celebrating safety as we celebrate and strengthen our partner...
Montana Teen Uses Rodeo Lasso to Save Drowning Man's Life
A Fourth of July weekend at his grandparents' place turned into the day 14-year-old Jory Thomas became a hero, using nothing but a rope and a lifetime of ranch-kid instincts. Thomas was staying with family along the Yellowstone River near Greyc...
Northern Arizona University Sets Record With $422.7 Million Endowment
The Northern Arizona University Foundation reached its largest endowment in history while surpassing its fundraising goal for the fourth consecutive year. The milestone follows the public launch of Elevate, the campaign for NAU, and includes th...
