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Keep you and your Business Healthy
by Sheri Heiney, President & CEO of the Prescott Chamber of Commerce It’s believed that recruiting and keeping the best...
Recognition of Excellence an Annual Highlight for PV Chamber
by Marnie Uhl, President and CEO, Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce Each year the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce brings...
The Growing Shadow of Inflation
by Sean Sandefur, Victory Wealth Services When you were a kid and someone would hand you a $10 bill, they’d...
Cosmetics Can Do Double Duty for your Skin
by Blake Herzog Many of us are trying to streamline as much of our lives as possible in terms of...
Take Precautions to Protect Pets from Wildlife
by Blake Herzog Sadly, this summer has given Prescott some reminders of the danger that wild animals can pose to...
You Can Live in the Lap of Micro Luxury
by Blake Herzog “Micro luxury” is a term and hashtag that’s been trending as people who feel priced out of...
Traveling in Southern Japan – Part 2
by Tori Ward, Cruise and Resort Specialist, ROX Travel My first impression of most castles is, “Wow! How did any...
Look to the Skies for Even More Beauty
by Blake Herzog We’re so used to being surrounded by natural beauty when we’re outdoors in Greater Prescott that it’s...
The Making of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
by Kater Leatherman It’s been well over 50 years since Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid was released Oct. 23,...
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Safe Handling of Lithium-Ion Batteries
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submitted by Prescott Fire Department Battery-based electric vehicles are the future; the increased use in vehicles, scooters, bikes and otherOUT & ABOUT — Fall colors are on the way! Thanks to Karen Shaw for sending in this photo taken at Goldwater Lake.
Walk for the Animals! The Yavapai Humane Society fundraiser takes place on Sunday morning at Watson Lake. You can register online at secure.qgiv.com/event/wfta2023 or at the event starting at 8:45am. It starts with a light breakfast at 9:00am, followed by the walk starting at 9:30am. After the walk you can explore the annual Dogtoberfest event which is also happening at Watson Lake on Sunday.THANK YOU to everyone who has signed up for our 2023 Walk For the Animals! There’s still time to register, and even if you wake up on Sunday morning and decide you and your furry family member want to be a part of this FUN event, you can sign up then…
Here’s a great opportunity to view the night sky under the guidance of volunteers from the Prescott Astronomy Club! Look through a telescope at planets and star clusters and other celestial objects. The Star Party will take place on Friday, Oct. 20 from 6:00-9:00 PM at the Highlands Center in Prescott. Contact the Highlands Center for registration info.
Keep up to date with local events – pick up a free copy of Prescott NOW!Join the Prescott Astronomy Club for a Star Party at the Highlands Center for Natural History!
Wander throughout the Discovery Gardens, under the spectacular night’s sky, to discover the wonders of the universe. Several telescopes will be set up for your viewing pleasure! Visit each station to observe various astronomical sights!
Astronomers from PAC will be here to answer your questions and curiosities.
Friday, October 20th from 6pm-9pm
RSVP today at highlandscenter.org/adult-programs