Big Sister’s inspiration planted seed for woman’s international cycling career By Robin Layton, for Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters As a Prescott fourth grader, Mary Maroon couldn’t even imagine a life as a cycling professional … much less where such a life might...
The Hernandez family has a long-standing relationship with the Prescott Farmer’s Market. The family matriarch, Lupe, and her husband, Ruben, started their family farm with nothing. They borrowed land to start growing produce and then eventually were able to build on...
The Prescott Farmers Market is launching several innovative programs to meet urgent needs and address anticipated needs For 23 years, the nonprofit Prescott Farmers Market (PFM) has been connecting farmers and ranchers to the community. While most Prescottonians are...
Prescott Area Women Who Care: an efficient “giving circle” to support the local nonprofits that help our community thrive By Hilary Dartt One woman can make a difference. One hundred women or more—they can make an impact. That is the philosophy and the mission of...
People Who Care: Bridging the Gaps to Make Healthcare Happen Many of us are all too familiar with the frustration of trying to juggle an overwhelming number of tasks in systems over which we have little control. It is hard and excruciating work! For those in our...
The Quad City Interfaith Council provides supplemental services to local people struggling with homelessness on winter’s coldest nights By Bruce Kneeland One little-known but remarkable service organization in the greater Prescott area is The Quad City Interfaith...
