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As work continues on Interstate 17 north of Phoenix for fiber-optic cable installation and the Interstate 17 Improvement Project between Anthem Way and Sunset Point, motorists should expect several intermittent lane closures in the week ahead, beginning Sunday, March 20. The Arizona Department of Transportation urges motorists to slow down, be prepared to merge into the open lane and use caution around construction personnel and equipment while the following restrictions are in place: New River to Black Canyon City The following nightly left lane closures are scheduled from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. beginning Sunday, March 20, and continuing until...

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In this segment, Mayor Palguta of Prescott Valley covered a few topics including:

• Council Meetings
• Fraud & Scams Presentation
• K9 Heros Fundraiser
• Eggstravaganza & Family Festival

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Long before American settlers landed in Arizona, several indigenous peoples inhabited the region. Perhaps the most well-known indigenous groups in Central Arizona are the Yavapai. Other than a few bands that grew small plots of crops, the Yavapai were not farmers, but hunter-gatherers. Central Arizona's cuisine was also influenced by other indigenous nations farther to the North and South, bringing other types of food to the region. Some of those indigenous flavors are still found in modern Arizona cuisine. Much of the land in Central Arizona was difficult to use for agriculture. Historically, many Yavapai followed a regular migratory loop...

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The Town of Prescott Valley will be holding citizen focus groups over the next to months with a focus on water supply, regulations, and conservation as well as town communication. Custom Training Solutions (CTS), a Prescott Valley consulting firm, has been contracted by the Town of Prescott Valley to conduct community research on identified topics including: Water supply Water regulations Water conservation Communication A series of citizen focus groups is scheduled over the next two months. Each session is an hour and a half. Ginger Johnson, CTS President, said information gained from the focus groups will be used to develop...

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The Prescott Farmers Market (PFM) has been connecting area residents with local, straight-from-the-farm produce, eggs, meat, and flowers for nearly a quarter-century. Prescott, Arizona native Kathleen Yetman was just a teenager when the market first started in 1997. Today, Yetman is the Executive Director of PMF. She has overseen some big changes in the market that now features nearly 60 vendors, including over 25 farms, food and drink vendors, and a few craft vendors. The market has become a favorite Saturday morning event for many families. With the variety of food and live music, it’s become a great venue for...

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From the new hotel on Prescott's historic Whiskey Row to Prescott Frontier Days, listen to Mayor Goode's weekly podcast update for the City of Prescott, AZ.

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It is chick season! You see the cute, fluffy chicks in your local Olsen's Grain and get so excited at the prospect of natural pest control and farm fresh eggs. But do you know your local town, city, and county ordinances for raising chickens? The ordinances outlined below are up to date as of March 1st, 2022. Please check your local town sources for more information. Prescott Valley According to Article 6-02-030, "poultry shall only be allowed on lots which are one (1) acre or larger in size and shall be limited to two (2) such animals per acre." Additionally,...

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The U.S. Senate unanimously approved a measure this week that would make daylight savings time permanent across the United States in 2023. The bipartisan bill, named the Sunshine Protection Act, would permanently extend daylight savings time (DST) from eight months of the year to the full 12 months. The bill was first introduced in 2018 by U.S. senator Marco Rubio, R-Florida of Florida but it failed to advance at that time. In 2019, the bill was introduced again but also failed. In 2021, the bill was filed in the U.S. House of Representatives by Vern Buchanan, R-Florida on January 4, 2021, and...

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In 2021, the Prescott Valley Town Council adopted a new Strategic Plan to help set the vision for future improvements in operations and capital planning. One of the highlights under the Quality of Life goal was to “Improve 20 percent of the Town’s connectivity infrastructure to include sidewalks, walking & biking paths, and trails within five years.” A team of representatives from several Town departments, including Executive Management, Community Services, Public Works, and Police, has been meeting on a monthly basis to identify projects that would help meet this goal. One project that immediately began to gel was the creation...

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During the week of February 27th, 2022, the Traffic Safety Section of the Prescott Police Department conducted extra traffic enforcement on Montezuma Street. Officers concentrated their efforts on this roadway looking for dangerous and reckless violations to include speeding violations. Officers stopped 72 vehicles which resulted in 97 traffic violations. The Prescott Police Department will continue traffic enforcement details throughout the city in an attempt to slow traffic down in order to reduce serious traffic crashes. Highway safety is the responsibility of every driver.  If you observe erratic driving behavior, contact law enforcement immediately. Please contact dispatch at (928) 445-3131...

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