Prescott has been named one of 18 Cities That You Must See in 2018, by travel blog Expedia Viewfinder. Prescott is listed among cities like San Antonio, Kansas City, and New Orleans. Prescott is the only city in Arizona to make this list.
“We are proud to be counted among many of the cities on this list,” said Prescott Mayor Greg Mengarelli. “This speaks to many factors, including our historic downtown, the area’s natural beauty, our mild climate, and our great outdoor recreational opportunities.”
The article mentioned several Prescott gems, including Goldwater Lake, the Granite Dells, and “some of the most beautiful sunsets you will ever see…”
Prescott was named on 15 similar lists in 2017, including One of the Coolest Downtowns in North America, and Best Destination for Nature Lovers in Arizona, both by Expedia Viewfinder.
The story can be found here:
https://viewfinder.expedia.com/features/18-cities-that-must-be-seen-in-2018/
Prescott Named one of 18 Cities That Must Be Seen in 2018 By Expedia Viewfinder
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Arizona State Senator Ken Bennett will read a proclamation in memory of Dr. Billie Orr on Wednesday, Feb. 1st at 1:15 p.m. on the Senate floor. The session will be livestreamed at www.azleg.gov/liveproceedings. Here is the text of the proclamation. ![]()
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In Memory of Dr. Billie Orr![]()
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WHEREAS, Dr. Billie Orr served the citizens of Prescott on the City Council from 2015 until 2021 and during that time as mayor Pro Tempore from 2017 until 2020; and![]()
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WHEREAS, she was a member and past President of the Republican Women of Prescott; and![]()
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WHEREAS, Dr. Billie Orr Founded the Mayor’s Commission on Well-Being for the City of Prescott; and![]()
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WHEREAS, Dr. Billie Orr served as City Council Liaison for several City Boards and Commissions during her tenure as Councilmember; and ![]()
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WHEREAS, she served as a Board Member of Arizona Town Hall, Prescott Western Heritage Foundation and Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters; and![]()
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WHEREAS, Dr. Billie Orr was an active Rotarian, serving on Rotary Clubs in the Phoenix area and in Prescott; and ![]()
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WHEREAS, she was a big fan of pickleball and helped Prescott Build outdoor courts for its citizens; and![]()
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WHEREAS, prior to her service in Prescott, Dr. Billie Orr was active in Arizona education for more than twenty-five years; and ![]()
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WHEREAS, Dr. Billie Orr served the citizens of Arizona as Arizona’s Associate Superintendent of Public Instruction; and![]()
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WHEREAS, under her leadership, Arizona created state academic standards that were ranked among the best in the nation; and![]()
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WHEREAS, in earlier years she taught in the Madison District in Phoenix and was the Principal of Kiva School in Scottsdale; and![]()
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WHEREAS, Dr. Billie Orr was a dedicated and longtime public servant to the citizens of Arizona who brought a positive and caring aspect to her service, inspiring many who worked with her; and![]()
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WHEREAS, Dr. Billie Orr will be greatly missed by her many friends in Prescott and throughout Arizona; and![]()
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NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, our heartfelt condolences and prayers go out to her husband Bob, their children and grandchildren and all family members.![]()
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