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Prescott Names Fire Chief as New Deputy City Manager

The City of Prescott has appointed Fire Chief Holger Durre to serve as its new Deputy City Manager. Durre will transition from his current role with the Prescott Fire Department to take on broader responsibilities supporting City operations and organizational priorities. Durre brings more than twenty years of public service...

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Arizona water agency steps back from project to boost Colorado River snow with cloud seeding

Before it comes out of your kitchen faucet, water flows through hundreds of miles of canals, rivers and streams. Before that, more than two thirds of the river begins as water in the Rocky Mountains. Now, the agency that brings Colorado River water to the Phoenix and Tucson areas is stepping away from a program to boost that snow.

Arizona · 3d
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Democrats have taken control of the Arizona Capitol. Here’s what we know about their election agenda.

Votebeat is a nonprofit news organization reporting on voting access and election administration across the U.S. Sign up for Votebeat Arizona’s free newsletter here. For decades, Arizona’s election and voting policies have been shaped largely by Republicans. After Democrats’ earth-shattering wins in the 2026 election, that’s about to change. Democrats have flipped the Arizona Legislature, with control of at least 37 of 60 seats in the House of Representatives and 20 of 30 seats in the Senate, according to the Associated Press. Meanwhile, Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs sailed to a second term on election night, alongside Democratic Secretary of State Adrian Fontes and Democratic Attorney General Kris Mayes. It’s been six decades since the party held both legislative chambers and the governor’s office. In recent years, a GOP legislative majority has pushed a slew of election laws aimed at improving voter confidence by speeding up vote counting, restricting mail voting, and tightening registration rules. Those changes often found inspiration from election conspiracies that proliferated in response to President Donald Trump’s loss in 2020. The new majority is likely to have a vastly different agenda. Votebeat spoke to legislators with experience on election-related committees, party officials, and voting rights advocates to

Arizona · 3d

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Residents affected by flooding in Yavapai County can get help to navigate recovery

After the storms that devastated Yavapai County, residents may need help navigating recovery and accessing available resources; therefore, the county will offer support on Nov. 14. The Yavapai County Emergency Management will have a community event on Nov. 14 to connect residents with information, resources and support as recovery from...

Yavapai County, AZ · 1d
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Equipment from 33 shuttered Salad and Go locations in Arizona up for auction

The contents of 33 former Salad and Go locations across the Valley are up for grabs in online auctions as the chain’s original operator winds down and its founding chef works to bring the brand back. This gives restaurant owners and other buyers a chance to outfit a kitchen...

Phoenix, AZ · 3d

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Thanksgiving Weekend in Jerome AZ: Two Weekends, One Smart Plan

Thanksgiving weekend in Jerome AZ is really two weekends, and the visitors who plan for both get the best of this hill town. Saturday, November 14 brings Walkin' on Main down in Cottonwood, the biggest wine and car show day of the fall. Two weeks later, Thanksgiving itself, Thursday, November 26, turns Jerome quiet, cold, and walkable in a way October never allows. Here is how to run both, with the hours and prices that change your plans if you miss them.

Jerome, AZ · 1d

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Lowe’s to hand out flood recovery supplies at Cottonwood PD station on Saturday, Nov. 14

In response to recent flooding in multiple communities across Verde Valley, Lowe’s staffers from the Prescott location will host a Bucket Brigade to hand out free recovery items while supplies last. . Residents affected by the recent flooding can pick up free cleanup supplies at the Community Assistance Center, 199 S. Sixth...

Cottonwood, AZ · 1d

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CVUSD wins $20 million bond on ballot

The Camp Verde Unified School District will be receiving $20 million after voters passed Proposition 408 on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Prop 408 is one of the local ballot measures which passed 57.38% to 42.62% or 2,666 votes to 1,980 votes. The CVUSD said that the bond would fund “more classroom...

Camp Verde, AZ · 1d