Telling the stories that shape our community.
Amy Marshall: Leading With Compassion, Hope, and Lived Experience
For Amy Marshall, helping others is not just a career. It is deeply personal.
As the Emergency Homeless Shelter Supervisor for the Coalition for Compassion and Justice, Amy spends her days supporting individuals experiencing some of the most difficult moments of their lives. Her work centers around ending and preventing homelessness in the Prescott area, but beyond the title and responsibilities, Amy brings something especially powerful to the role: understanding.
Stories Rooted in Strength: Author V.C. Williams Brings History and Imagination to Life
For Vicki Mastriani Walker, storytelling is more than creativity—it’s a way to honor the resilience, intelligence, and spirit of the women who came before her.
A second-generation Arizonan who grew up in Prescott, Walker—who writes under the name V.C. Williams—draws deeply from her pioneer heritage. She was raised on stories of strong women who stood shoulder to shoulder with their families, navigating life in the rugged landscapes of Texas and Arizona. These women, she shares, were just as capable of handling a rattlesnake as they were of baking a pie—balancing grit with grace in ways that continue to inspire her work today.
Abundant Photobooth: Elevating Events One Moment at a Time
In today’s experience-driven world, events are no longer just gatherings—they’re opportunities to create lasting memories. Whether it’s a wedding, corporate celebration, fundraiser, or community event, how those moments are captured matters. That’s where Abundant Photobooth stands out—offering more than just photos, they deliver an interactive, high-energy experience your guests won’t forget.
250 Years of Courage: The Women Who Helped Shape America and Arizona
Arizona’s story cannot be told without women. Long before Arizona became a state in 1912, Indigenous women across tribal nations preserved language, culture, agriculture, art, and community traditions through generations of change and hardship. Native women played essential roles as leaders, educators, healers, and protectors of cultural identity throughout the Southwest. Even after the passage of the 19th Amendment, many Native American women in Arizona were still denied full voting rights until 1948 due to state-level restrictions.
Amy Marshall: Leading With Compassion, Hope, and Lived Experience
For Amy Marshall, helping others is not just a career. It is deeply personal.
As the Emergency Homeless Shelter Supervisor for the Coalition for Compassion and Justice, Amy spends her days supporting individuals experiencing some of the most difficult moments of their lives. Her work centers around ending and preventing homelessness in the Prescott area, but beyond the title and responsibilities, Amy brings something especially powerful to the role: understanding.
Summer Grilling, Elevated: Flavorful Backyard Favorites with Spice Traveler
There’s something special about summer grilling in Arizona. Whether you’re gathering with friends on the patio, hosting a family cookout, or simply enjoying a warm evening under the Prescott sky, the grill becomes the center of the season. While quality ingredients are important, the secret to unforgettable summer meals often comes down to one thing: flavor.
That’s where Spice Traveler’s Chimichurri Seasoning comes in.
Women Who Lead: Creating Spaces That Heal, Inspire, and Transform
Jenny Rose’s journey is deeply personal. Drawn to Arizona by a desire to be closer to her parents in Prescott Valley, she saw an opportunity not just to relocate, but to reimagine her life. As a single woman, she set out to create a space where she could independently own and operate both a rescue farm and an art studio. That vision has since blossomed into a sanctuary for others.
World’s Oldest Rodeo® Celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary in Prescott
Every summer, the spirit of the American West comes alive in Prescott as thousands gather for the legendary World's Oldest Rodeo. In 2026, the tradition takes on even greater meaning as the rodeo celebrates alongside America’s 250th anniversary with the theme,...
Bridging the Gap: Tammy Frost Expands Access to Rural Healthcare in Northern Arizona
As rural healthcare challenges continue across the country, providers like Tammy Frost are helping lead a shift toward more personalized, accessible solutions—ensuring that no matter where someone lives, they have the opportunity to receive the care they deserve.


















