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 Future of Our Schools” will take place Tuesday, September 29, at The Center, located at 1280 E. Rosser Street in
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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 Saturday, September 26, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Prescott Valley Town Center Turf Park, 2980 N.
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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 dogs and skilled bull riders compete, the month offers a varied lineup of events. Here’s a look at what’s happening at Findlay Toyota
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Brad Fain and Ron Fain sat down for the latest episode of The Fain Truth to respond to some of the claims making their way around social media this week, from Monday’s big rain event to a court case that just wrapped up. Watch the full episode above. What Monday’s Rain Really Showed About Flood
The 2026 Summer Concert Series will come to a close on Friday, July 31, with a free evening of live music featuring Well Dressed Wolves at the Prescott Valley Town Center Turf Park. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., with the concert running from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. The event offers residents and visitors one final
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Brad Fain sat down with Guy Roginson for the latest podcast tackling a handful of topics that have been making the rounds on social media. Watch the full conversation in the above video. Is Lakeshore650 Really in a Floodplain? Social media has been buzzing about claims that the proposed Lakeshore650 development sits in a floodplain.
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For the second time, Prescott Valley voters win again as the Arizona Court of Appeals has rejected the effort by Citizens for Sensible Development and its attorney, Max Hathaway, to overturn the voice of the people. On July 10, a three judge panel denied the committee’s motion to reconsider its earlier ruling on Ordinance No.
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Brad Fain and Ron Fain are joined by Prescott Valley Chief of Police Robert Ticer for a new podcast focused on the Legado fire, the ongoing investigation, and the public questions that have followed the incident. The conversation offers a law enforcement perspective on the night of the fire, the response from local agencies, and
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Brad Fain and Ron Fain sit down for a new podcast recorded from the RIDE WITH US podcast studio at the Prescott Rodeo Grounds, where the World’s Oldest Rodeo provides the backdrop for a conversation about tradition, community investment, and regional pride. As Prescott celebrates another year of the World’s Oldest Rodeo, Brad Fain and
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Hockey is returning to Prescott Valley, bringing another major sports attraction to Findlay Toyota Center and renewed excitement for fans, families, and young athletes across Northern Arizona. In a new podcast, Brad Fain sits down with Justin Reynolds, President of the Prescott Valley USHL Team, and Nick Kasten of AZ Hot Tub Company to discuss
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