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June/July Outdoor & Adventure Edition
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A Way of Life
The Kieckhefers, owners of the K4 Ranches outside of Prescott and the 3T Feed Yard in southern Arizona and the Diamond A Cattle Company in Seligman Arizona, raise cattle, breed and train horses, and sell beef through their company, Gourmet Beef (see Gourmet Beef, page xx). They also rodeo; Sarah is a barrel racer and breakaway roper, and Rick is a team roper.
This lifestyle is nonstop: Sarah’s working from the time she gets up in the morning until after sundown every day at the ranch.
Summer Giving
Summer is here and Vitalant is already feeling the heat; traditionally donors are in short supply during the summer months because of vacations and other activities. But it is important to remember that patients in 62 Arizona hospitals are depending upon 600 blood donors every day – even during the summer.
“The demand for blood is constant,” said Anna Oliver, Senior Director of Donor Recruitment for Vitalant.
Painting Your Own Story
Amanda Beland is a painter, teacher and entrepreneur. But the Prescott native is first and foremost, an artist. If you don’t get that, she’s happy to set you straight. She found her passion in airbrushing and prevailed against sexism and stereotyping to build a career out of it. As an adjunct instructor at YC’s Career & Technical Education Center (CTEC), Amanda shares the skills she developed, and challenges students to do the same.
The One Kidney Climb
“Before that, I didn’t even know living donation was a thing,” Alex said. “I was signed up as a donor on my license … I figured it wouldn’t hurt to get tested and see if we were a match, and we just happened to be.”
The whole process started in April 2019, and the donation, which went smoothly, happened that November.
Alex had seen the organization, Kidney Donor Athletes (KDA), which “promotes the gift of life through living kidney donation among active individuals and athletes by building a community that inspires, supports, and educates people about the experience of kidney donation” (kidneydonorathlete.org). KDA offers an annual One Kidney Climb event, in part to bring awareness to living donation and demonstrate what is possible post-donation.
In 2024, Alex saw that KDA’s 2025 event was the 3 Volcano Challenge, where athletes would summit three volcanoes in Guatemala—climbing more than 8,000 feet in one week.
“I love everything outdoors and also love the physical challenge,” Alex said. “The idea of meeting other people who have also donated their kidney, seeing who they are and where they came from,” appealed to her.
Enthusiasm, Multiplied
This year’s Prescott Film Festival (PFF) promises to be special. Not only does it mark the event’s fifteenth year, but it also includes nods to the festival’s history and to those who have grown and improved it throughout the years.
This year, when the festival runs July 16–20, “We’re going back to our roots,” PFF Co-Founder and Director Helen Stephenson said during a recent interview in her office at Yavapai College (YC).
That means returning to some of the festival’s original venues for screenings and honoring timeless local stories. Meanwhile, in celebration of this milestone year, there will be some special events
Save Sullivan’s
Efforts are underway to raise money for the Town of Chino Valley to purchase the beloved rock climbing area, Upper Sullivan Canyon.
Where Community Meets Comfort
Nestled in the heart of downtown Prescott at the Old Firehouse Plaza, Gypsy’s Café & Bakery is more than just a cozy spot for a warm cup of coffee and fresh baked goods—it’s a heartfelt expression of one woman’s journey, passion, and love for community.
Pouring into Prescott
Prescott Woman Magazine chatted with Sheri Shaw, owner of The Back Alley Wine Bar, to find out what makes her enjoy Prescott and
everything it offers.
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