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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.
With every issue, we go beyond the headlines to spotlight the people, places, and passions that make Prescott shine. From powerful profiles and wellness wisdom to style inspiration and community events, our pages reflect the heart and soul of the region we love.
More than a magazine — we’re a movement. A platform for women’s voices. A celebration of local life. And a trusted resource for those who believe in the power of community, storytelling, and shared success.
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‘A Launching Place’
Teens are taking the lead at The Launch Pad Teen Center in Prescott. While many qualified, caring adult staff members are there for guidance and support, at its very core, the organization is designed to center the ideas and perspectives of the youth it serves.
Its mission: “To incite teen confidence and empowerment through innovative community education and engagement.”
Music That Inspires
Throughout its history, Prescott’s music has been a link that brings community together with its many venues, musicians, actors, and theater. For Erin Johnson, Choral Director and Performing Arts Coordinator for Prescott Unified School District (PUSD), music is more than a subject in the classes she teaches. It’s a way to bridge an even broader connection with students, schools, and the Prescott community. Johnson has taught music at nearly every school within the district during her 13 years and currently leads choirs at Mile High Middle School and Prescott High School for students in grades seven through 12.
Building Community, One Connection at a Time
Prescott Woman Magazine chatted with Alexis Miller, Director of Community Outreach at Stepping Stones Agencies, to find out what makes her enjoy Prescott and everything it offers.
Elegance, Care, and Artistic Soul
The approach of the holidays is the perfect time to discover Arc en Ciel (Ciel Studio)—a Prescott creative studio and boutique whose offerings bring elegance, care, and artistic soul to any gift list. Founded and run by mother‑daughter team Roberta Benjamin and Brooke Benjamin Hart, Ciel offers more than products—it offers pieces of art and experiences.
A Dedicated Partner
Helken & Horn Advertising Agency is proud to announce its 30th anniversary serving businesses in Prescott and throughout Northern Arizona. For three decades, the agency has been a dedicated partner to the local business community, helping countless companies grow and achieve their goals.
A Neighborhood Gem with Heart
Tucked on the west side of Prescott, Willow Tree Tapas & Wine has quickly become more than just a place to enjoy a great meal. It’s a warm, welcoming gathering spot where neighbors connect and new friendships begin.
The Gift of Early Childhood
When kids get a good start, it’s better for everyone.
This past August, I got the chance to hear Dr. Bruce Perry speak at the national conference of Prevent Child Abuse America. Dr. Perry, a renowned neuroscientist and co-author of What Happened to You? with Oprah Winfrey, focuses on how early experiences shape our brains, bodies, and behaviors. He said it best: “The great gift of early childhood is its opportunity to transform our society.”
Ring in 2026!
The Whiskey Row Boot Drop is back and bigger than ever, celebrating its 15th year as Northern Arizona’s most iconic New Year’s Eve event. On Wednesday, December 31, thousands will gather in historic downtown Prescott to welcome the New Year with the drop of a dazzling six-foot illuminated cowboy boot from the Palace Building’s 40-foot flagpole.
Healing the World One Spine at a Time
When you walk into Thrive Family Chiropractic, you immediately feel something different. It’s calm yet vibrant: a space where healing feels personal, not clinical. Founded by Dr. Anita Scheer and Dr. Julie Weston, Thrive’s mission is clear: to bring neurologically based chiropractic care to families in Prescott, supporting everything from perinatal prenatal wellness to neurodevelopmental needs through all phases of life.
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