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Prescott Woman Magazine is Northern Arizona’s premier lifestyle publication, dedicated to celebrating the dynamic women and vibrant community of the Prescott Quad Cities. Since our founding, we’ve proudly shared the stories of local leaders, entrepreneurs, artists, educators, and changemakers who inspire, uplift, and connect us.
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Building Relationships, Strengthening Bodies
At SOAR, though, a sense of community “organically happened, where people would introduce themselves to each other.” Whether that’s down to the intimacy of the space, the cozy feeling (SOAR is housed in a log cabin with a fireplace), or the limited class size, she said, “You feel safe to say ‘hello’ to somebody.”
“You know your neighbor,” she added. “People build relationships at the studio.” Their chats become conversations, and those lead to after-class lunches.
“Most of us know each other, and we’re all showing up with the shared goal of moving better and feeling stronger. No matter your level we are able to provide a truly effective workout to everyone by performing movements with intention, following cues and tuning into our bodies.”
Returning Home and Leading with Heart
As a long-time educator, Jeanette has built relationships with families she continues to see every day throughout town. “Life becomes full circle when the children of my former students come to my school. Having worked at multiple schools means I have extended family on multiple campuses. I enjoy working with these people who help me work through all the various challenging parts about being in public education. I don’t get that level of support anywhere else, and it is extremely important and gratifying.”
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Prescott Woman Magazine chatted with Candace Lea aka Pickle Lea, with Pickles Lea Yoga, to find out what makes her enjoy Prescott and everything it offers.
PV MediSpa & Weight Loss: Where Expertise Feels Like Family
In the quiet heart of Prescott Valley, tucked just off Yavapai Road, there’s a place that doesn’t feel like a clinic at all. It feels like coming home. That place is PV MediSpa & Weight Loss, where medical expertise meets deeply personal care—and where...
Planting Seeds of Hope
In the heart of Prescott, something extraordinary is taking root. Rise Above the Clouds, a nonprofit founded and led by those who once navigated the foster care system themselves, is giving foster youth a camp experience designed not just for fun, but for healing.
Unlike traditional programs, the camp blends evidence-based practices with lived experience, guiding every activity through the 4 Cs (proven measurements of a regulated nervous system): Calm, Connection, Confidence, and Curiosity. Rise Above the Clouds staff measure these qualities using both observational and scientific methods (including voluntary cortisol testing) to see how safe, joyful experiences can rewire the brain and help heal trauma.
A Checkup … for Your Retirement Fund
Just as regular health checkups are important for your physical well-being, routinely reviewing your retirement plan is critical to maintaining financial confidence over time. While many of us stay current with doctor visits, diet, and exercise, we often overlook the need to assess the strategies designed to support our lifestyle in retirement.
Financial health, like physical health, benefits from proactive care. When financial concerns go unaddressed, they can gradually lead to bigger challenges that may affect your peace of mind or delay your goals. A retirement strategy is not something to set and forget. It requires consistent attention, thoughtful updates, and alignment with your evolving priorities.
Fall Fashion Blooms at Purple Clover Boutique
Behind Purple Clover’s inviting charm is owner Maria Gannon, whose passion for fashion and connection to the community shine through in every detail. Maria, along with her now-retired business partner Michelle Beck, opened the shop in January 2018 after moving to Prescott the year before. Their goal was to create more than just a retail space—they aimed to provide a place where women of all ages could feel stylish, confident, and authentic. More than a store, Purple Clover is part of Prescott’s downtown heartbeat. Its prime location makes it a natural stop for locals and visitors alike, weaving together the threads of style, community, and small-business spirit. In every garment, there’s a touch of personality; in every interaction, there’s a warm welcome.
Future Aviators Put Their Heads in the Clouds at Embry-Riddle’s Girls in Aviation Day
Local K–12 students and their families flocked to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Flight Training Complex on Saturday, Sept. 20, for the university’s seventh Girls in Aviation Day (GIAD) celebration. The annual event, part of the global Women in Aviation International network, is dedicated to empowering young women to explore the boundless possibilities of an aviation career.
Fine Art Meets Function
The very first design she ever created was a watercolor painting to support the Save the Dells movement. At the time, she had no idea it would spark a business. “As a mom of four, I want to preserve this area for generations to come,” Ashley said. “That first sticker was about awareness, and it stuck, literally.”
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