Cindy Barks

Even as riders on the YavaLine transit system express gratitude for the ease of getting out into the community, they have a consistent request as well — for expansion of

With the National Bank of Arizona now vacated from the new Prescott City Hall building on North Montezuma Street, the city’s final phase of renovations got underway this week.

With the National Bank of Arizona now vacated from the new Prescott City Hall building on North Montezuma Street, the city’s final phase of renovations got underway this week.

Stop by the newly reconfigured Bean Peaks Trailhead anytime during a summer weekend, and you are likely to find the parking lot jam-packed with vehicles carrying bike racks and mountain

A long-discussed water management plan that is expected to address various aspects of Prescott’s water future recently got a boost from a $40,000 federal grant.

The hotel/restaurant project that is proposed at the site of the old Prescott City Hall is scheduled to move ahead to a possible vote this week.

After receiving almost exclusively complimentary comments this week, the long-discussed hotel/restaurant project that would replace Prescott’s old City Hall got a unanimous nod of approval from the Prescott Preservation Commission.

With the Prescott Regional Airport’s commercial-service contract with SkyWest Airlines now in place for at least more three years, airport officials reportedly are working to get a third daily roundtrip

About three and a half acre-feet of water was allocated to two local businesses last week — one a restaurant relocating into Prescott city limits, and another a facility for

All of the closets in the Prescott Police Department’s headquarters have been converted to offices; large industrial refrigerators sit in the middle of the evidence-processing area; and a secure cell