Years ago, we published an editorial, “Kneel and ‘believe in something?’ How about do the right thing.” It centered on Colin Kaepernick, who in 2016 surpassed his fame as a quarterback in the NFL when he ignited a firestorm of controversy by choosing to kneel on one knee, rather than stand, while the National Anthem was being played.
Ten days. That is how long you have until your ballot is due in the City of Prescott mail-in Primary Election.
Ten days. That is how long you have until your ballot is due in the City of Prescott mail-in Primary Election.
The state of Arizona has enacted a 2021-22 budget of $1.9 billion worth of tax cuts. And, setting aside who benefits most — the wealthy or the poor — it is a huge deal.
A few weeks ago, Gov. Doug Ducey pledged to veto any legislation that comes to his desk before the state budget. He started with 22 bills that were already on his desk.
Elections are a matter of local control, particularly when it comes to the state’s 19 charter cities.
The issue of “parklets” is back today, March 23, for Prescott City Council review.
Be careful what you wish for. That is a message that applies to Arizona’s stance on the Second Amendment.
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There is something unfortunate in the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) picking Yavapai County as ground zero for a new, comprehensive law enforcement and prevention initiative aimed at reducing drug use, abuse, and overdose deaths throughout Arizona involving opioids, especially fentanyl.
One year ago we wrote in this space the Prescott Regional Airport expansion is “good for Prescott and the Quad Cities.”
Many of our local businesses have felt the economic impacts of the pandemic.
This is an editorial of mixed messages coming from the state, surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.
It was called “Snowmageddon 2,” rivaling a 2019 storm’s results.
Earlier this month The Daily Courier Editorial Board announced that the newspaper would work harder in 2021 to increase community emphasis by asking our local columnists to write about local topics ...
The Prescott area is not, nor should it be, about division or derision. When the chips have been down in the past, we have come together as a community.
As part of the agenda for the Tuesday, Jan. 12, Prescott City Council meeting is a schedule laying out the process of how councilors will fill Billie Orr’s seat.
“Law enforcement is here to protect our communities and we support our law enforcement officers throughout Yavapai County. They provide the thin blue line between us and chaos.”
On Wednesday, Dec. 2, the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors reversed course on the Verde Connect project. It is a $50-something million project to join Beaverhead Flat Road with Highway 260 and would include a new Verde River bridge.
We recently received a letter from a woman named Arlene and her husband who visited Prescott for the first time last month.
On this Thanksgiving Day the Courier editorial board looked back 101 years for perspective. The United States was still healing from a terrible world war.
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