Prescott

Prescott Moonlight Movie Nights Cancellation Continues Through at least August 14, 2020

The City of Prescott Moonlight Movie Nights at Ken Lindley Field have extended their cancellation through at least August 14, due to ongoing COVID-19 concerns. “We will continue to monitor the situation, with hopes of starting the movies back up as soon as possible,” said Recreation Services Director Joe Baynes. The City also announced that …

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FY20 Annual Chip Seal Project – Week of July 27, 2020

The City of Prescott and their contractor, VSS International, Inc., are working on a chip seal project along selected roadways throughout the Prescott area. The project consists of cleaning the existing street surfaces and applying a new polymerized-rubberized chip seal and seal coat. Additional work includes the restoration of disturbed traffic striping and the replacement …

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Political Vandalism Hits Prescott

Prescott has been hit by political vandalism.  Sometime between late Sunday night and early Monday morning, political signs on Whipple Street near downtown Prescott were defaced with graffiti and  knocked down by one or more unknown vandals.  In a year of unprecedented political unrest and civil disorder across the country, Prescott has not been spared. A City …

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Opinion: Prescott Criminal Justice Center Warrants Reconsideration

This is an opinion from Donna Michaels, Candidate for the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors District 3. Yavapai County Supervisors continue to advocate for an increase of 18% plus new construction cost increase in the Yavapai County portion of property owners yearly tax bill to support a $63M ($86M with debt service) dollar expansion of …

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