Thank you for using our site. Unfortunately the page you are trying toaccess is no longer available. If you feel you've gotten this message inerror please contact us at the bookstore.Community calendar: Jan. 17-24 Community calendar for City of Prescott for Jan. 16-24, 2017. Underutilitzed downtown Prescott spaces get new life hosting events Those looking for space to host an event in downtown Prescott are not short of options. PNI discontinues online reader comments on news stories Prescott Newspapers, Inc., publisher of The Daily Courier, will stop allowing comments on the stories published on its three news websites today, Jan. 15, said Richard Haddad, news content director for Western News & Info, PNI’s parent company. Proposed sales tax hike: Shoppers to pay 75 cents more on $100 purchaseThe cost of closing the pension gap For about 47 cents a day – roughly the cost of a pack of gum, an apple, or a postage stamp – Prescott residents reportedly could close the gap in the city’s public-safety pensions.

Need2Know: PV chamber business academy; Flex Realty changes leadership PV chamber business academy The Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce will begin its now-annual business academy on Tuesday, Jan. 24. Chino Valley’s independent pharmacy provides alternative to corporate competitors Establishing an independent pharmacy in Chino Valley was surprisingly easy for Jason Dykstra, a pharmacist. Farmers Insurance ribbon cutting Farmers Insurance Jim Clemens Agency celebrated its new opening and chamber membership with a ribbon cutting on Nov. 26. Jim Clemens cuts the ribbon with the help of staff Angie Weaver, Chamber CEO Marnie Uhl and the fabulous chamber ambassadors. Blood drive underway, donors needed United Blood Services has advised that post-holiday blood donors are urgently needed. Stop and go on Highway 69 Traffic signal timing challenge with traffic flow Chris Pikula said he moved to the area about six months ago and one thing he’s noticed in particular is the timing of the traffic lights on Highway 69.

Calendar of Events: Jan. 15 -19 Prescott Chamber Players Society Winter Concert, 2 p.m. at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 630 Park Ave. Bobcat put down after attacking four people in Sedona A bobcat attacked four people in separate incidents in the Sedona area on Thursday, Jan. 12, according to the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AGFD). Riding without a helmet? Lawmaker says ‘buy a permit’ A Tucson lawmaker wants to once again make it illegal to ride a motorcycle in Arizona without a helmet.mcm backpack rm50 $900 raise for teachers, cash for education in Ducey’s budgetpelican backpack s115 Gov. Doug Ducey is offering the average Arizona teacher a $900 per year raise – by 2022.ryobi backpack blower won't start

Local cops: Man who killed suspect attacking a Trooper is a ‘hero’ A passerby who saved the life of a Department of Public Safety Trooper, shot by a man who ambushed him Thursday, Jan. 12, is being called a hero after he killed the gunman. Motorist who aided wounded trooper recalls fear, confusion An Arizona man who helped a wounded state trooper said Friday he was afraid and confused when he saw three bodies and pulled over on a freeway.skyrim dwemer backpack mod Prescott Police Dept. calls for service, Dec. 30 – Jan. 5backpack sprayer costco Calendar of Events: Jan. 14-19skyrim dwemer backpack mod American Association of University Women Meeting, 9 to 11 a.m. at Yavapai College, 1100 E. Sheldon St., Bldg. 19.

Not all sex offenders are deemed equal In Arizona, sex offenders are assigned to a notification risk level ranging from a low of 1 to a high of 3. Dump truck overturns on Highway 69 A dump truck that police said was traveling too fast to turn from Highway 69 onto Fain Road rolled over Thursday. Driver allegedly drags police officer, arrested for aggravated assault A driver who apparently became impatient with a police officer directing traffic on Wednesday, Jan. 11, dragged the officer several feet before she was able to break free, according to Prescott Deputy Chief of Police Amy Bonney. Watchdog to probe Comey's, FBI's actions before election In yet another aftershock from the chaotic presidential campaign, the Justice Department inspector general opened an investigation Thursday into department and FBI actions before the election, including whether FBI Director James Comey followed established policies in the email investigation of Hillary Clinton.

Prescott trash, recycling service will continue on Monday holiday The City of Prescott Solid Waste Division will be collecting residential trash and recyclables on Monday, Jan. 16 over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Calendar of Events: Jan. 13-24 Blood Drive, noon to 4 p.m., in the Bloodmobile at Best Buy ... Photo: Learning the meaning of the holidays The children at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church not only learned the true meaning of Christmas, but were able to convey that to the parishioners at a Christmas Day Service. In tearful farewell, Obama awards Biden the Medal of Freedom At the dusk of both of their political careers, surrounded by teary friends and family, President Barack Obama on Thursday bestowed the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Joe Biden, the man he called "the finest vice president we have ever seen."Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday - No School Martin Luther King Day - No School SUSD Governing Board - Regular Meeting