Yavapai county board of supervisors

Report states Verde Connect has ‘no significant impact’

The project aiming to build a road connecting State Route 260 with Cornville Road, dubbed Verde Connect, overcame another hurdle this week, as the Final Environmental Assessment, a necessary part of the process required for the project to begin...

Yavapai County urges masks, but no mandate issued yet

The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors announced Thursday, June 18 that the county would not mandate face coverings in public spaces following Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey's decision to grant localities the power to do so. “We must continue to monitor...

Yavapai County supervisors institute county-wide fire ban

At the regular Board of Supervisors meeting on June 3, the Board voted to ratify resolution No. 2032 and approved the Interim Fire Ban Order enacted on June 1 across all of Yavapai County's fire zones, in accordance with...

Yavapai County supervisors holster 2nd Amendment proclamation

Over 50 people stood up to speak at the meeting of the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors in Prescott on Thursday, Jan. 2 for the discussion of a single topic — a poten­tial proclamation by the supervisors affirming the...

Sedona airport board fills two seats

After experiencing a bit of turbulence in November, two new members have finally landed on the Sedona-Oak Creek Airport Authority’s board of directors, bringing the board to its full line-up of seven members.  The full...

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Higher Learning Commission to monitor college board

Yavapai College has until February to provide its regional accreditation agency, the Higher Learning Commission, evidence and documentation on...

‘Every’ step of conquistadors’ history

Sedona Poet Laureate starts new lecture series on Arizona’s rich past Sedona Poet Laureate Gary Every has started sharing his...
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