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Women in Business & Leadership: Leading with Purpose
by sheri heiney, President & CEO, Prescott Chamber of Commerce Strong communities are built by strong leaders, and throughout Prescott, women...
Fall into Local: Celebrate the Season with the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce
by Steve Bracety, President & CEO, Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce As the warmth of summer begins to fade...
Women Leading the Way in Chino valley
by sheri heiney, President & CEO, Chino Valley Area Chamber of Commerce Leadership takes many forms. Sometimes it is found in the...
Evening of Destiny Benefit Concert Set for Oct. 24
submitted by destiny house restoration center Healing Hearts, and restoring lives. This has been the mission of Destiny House Restoration...
Out & About Late Summer
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Uncork your Creativity at WineNBind
by blake herzog, photos courtesy of alan cheung Bookbinding is an art that transcends media. It transfixes book lovers who get to...
Welcome to a Season of Art and Music at Sharlot Hall Museum
By Stuart Rosebrook, Executive Director, Sharlot Hall Museum As Executive Director of Sharlot Hall Museum, few moments fill me with...
Still Searching for You
Appearances can deceive, or at least mislead — My smile is real, my joy is true, but in my eyes...
Make Simple Changes to Tame Chronic Inflammation
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Paddle your Fitness to Next Level on Prescott’s Lakes
There’s no better way to get an upper-body workout while plunging into the beauty of our area than with a...
Mediterranean Diet: Plant-Focused for Health
The Mediterranean diet has been endorsed by health experts since the 1960s and is based on the traditional way of...
‘Tanmaxxing’: A Road to Ruining the skin you’re in
We’ve known for decades that overexposure to the UV rays in sunlight can trigger melanoma and other forms of skin...
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Look for Q&A articles in every issue of Prescott LIVING magazine and learn about people from your community! In our Late Summer issue you can read about MJ Goodman, owner of All Athletes Welcome Gym in Prescott.
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The Prescott Indian Art Market is happening this weekend at the Sharlot Hall Museum! For more local events pick up a free copy of Prescott NOW magazine or check the online calendar at www.prescott-now.com/events.
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OUT & ABOUT — Thank you to Molly Romine for sending in this photo of the Prescott Valley Healing Field of Northern Arizona at the Prescott Valley Civic Center. The annual display of nearly 3000 flags is a memorial to the victims of the 9/11 attacks.
"Each flagpole bears information about the victims of the attacks. Many visitors have found the names of friends and family, and others have come to pay their respects to the victims and the first responders who gave their lives trying to rescue them."
The flags will be on display until Sept. 18. Thank you to all of the volunteers who install and remove the flags each year.
🇺🇸 www.healingfieldpv.com
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