Camp Verde Bugle · Cottonwood, AZ
VERDE VALLEY — Today, Tuesday, Nov. 3, is General Election Day in the United States, and all Vote Centers in Yavapai County are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Camp Verde Bugle · Camp Verde, AZ
Nearby: Camp Verde, AZCAMP VERDE—The newly elected mayor of Camp Verde, Gary Thompson, and newly elected council members Jackie Baker, Tanner Bryson and Patricia Seybold were sworn in at the regular Nov. 4 council meeting, but the swearing-in was overshadowed by discussion of…
Camp Verde Bugle · Camp Verde, AZ
Nearby: Camp Verde, AZCAMP VERDE—The Town of Camp Verde continues to support residents and businesses affected by recent flooding through coordinated recovery efforts.
Camp Verde Bugle · Camp Verde, AZ
Nearby: Camp Verde, AZCamp Verde Marshal’s Office has made an arrest following its investigation into the deaths and injuries of multiple horses during the recent flooding in Camp Verde.
Camp Verde Bugle · Camp Verde, AZ
Nearby: Camp Verde, AZFor many in the Verde Valley, from Clarkdale to Camp Verde, across to Sedona, this week has been one of loss—homes, animals, personal possessions.
Sedona Red Rock News · Sedona, AZ
Nearby: Sedona, AZSedona News The hummingbirds and yellow cactus blossoms on Reagan Word’s “Village Treasures” stand out against the weathering steel of the 13-foot-tall sculpture at the Jacks Canyon Road/Verde Valley School Road roundabout in the Village of Oak Creek. David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers After two years of planning, Reagan Word’s “Village Treasures,” a sculpture 13 feet tall, 16 feet long and 9 feet wide, has been installed at the Jacks Canyon Road Verde Valley School Road roundabout on State Route 179 in the Village of Oak Creek. “The sculpture is designed to present some of the aspects we all love about the Village of Oak Creek, Word said.
Chino Valley Review · Chino Valley, AZ
Nearby: Chino Valley, AZChino Valley voters have approved Proposition 410, the referendum on an airstrip at Perkins Family Ranch, with 3,134 votes for the airstrip and 2,812 against, according to unofficial results Friday Nov. 6.
Chino Valley Review · Chino Valley, AZ
Nearby: Chino Valley, AZChino Valley Mayor Tom Armstrong proclaimed Nov. 1 as Extra Mile Day during the Oct. 27 Town Council meeting, recognizing the residents who give their time to the community.
Chino Valley Review · Chino Valley, AZ
Nearby: Chino Valley, AZMark Lusson, who has joined the town of Chino Valley to oversee development work from permitting to code enforcement, said a big part of his job is being a resource for residents, builders and businesses, helping them navigate the development…
Chino Valley Review · Chino Valley, AZ
Nearby: Chino Valley, AZThe Chino Valley Police Department was recently awarded three grants from the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety.
Standard-Examiner · Flagstaff, AZ
Nearby: Flagstaff, AZBy BRETT HEIN - Standard-Examiner | Nov 13, 2026 Paul Grua, Weber State AthleticsAfter a 7-hour delay, Weber State football players smile before taking off on a flight on Friday, Nov. 13, 2026, to Flagstaff, Arizona, to play Northern Arizona. As one of many sporting events affected this weekend by Friday’s grounding of air travel due to FAA communication issues, Weber State football’s kickoff time (originally 2 p.m.) has changed for its Saturday game at Northern Arizona. Kickoff has been moved to 4 p.m. MST Saturday. Weber State’s original charter flight was scheduled to depart around 2 p.m. Friday but the Wildcats didn’t get into the air until around 9 p.m. PREVIEW: Stakes ramp up as No. 18 WSU visits No. 5 NAU The game will still stream on the ESPN+ subscription service.
Camp Verde Bugle · Flagstaff, AZ
Nearby: Flagstaff, AZThe recent flooding, and the disasters it has unfolded across the Verde Valley, is unlike anything people have seen, even those who have been living here for decades. Yet the National Weather Service station in Flagstaff recalls one event with…
Flathead Beacon · Flagstaff, AZ
Nearby: Flagstaff, AZIt was opening day last weekend. I had time for a short hunt. Work called, and while you might ask, “What kind of a hunter listens to that siren song on opening day?” I can only say reasons, but the weather offered cover. Surely, by now you’ve seen the chaos in the Southwest caused by record rains. The extreme El Niño in the eastern Pacific off the coast of South America, superheating the ocean along the equator, is pumping moisture into the storms battering Arizona, New Mexico and southern Colorado. I lived in Flagstaff, Ariz., for six years. Large chunks of the south side of that town — homes, coffee shops, pizza joints — were flooded by waist-deep water a few days ago. Aerial photos of the Flagstaff fields where my daughters played their first soccer matches look like a muddy lake rather than an emerald pitch. So, what’s that got to do with my opening day on the Great Plains? Those storms had to go somewhere after they trashed the Southwest.
The NAU Review · Flagstaff, AZ
Nearby: Flagstaff, AZPresident José Luis Cruz Rivera and Dr. Rima Brusi invite faculty and staff to the President’s Holiday Reception. Tuesday, Dec. 1; 3-5 p.m.; DuBois Ballroom, 306 E. Pine Knoll Drive, Flagstaff, AZ 86011 Heavy hors d’oeuvres, holiday cheers, music and community connection. If you need reasonable accommodation due to a disability, please call 928-523-3851. Source
