Featured Stories

A Community that Stays Together is STRONGER Together.
How the Prescott area dealt with COVID-19.

Members of the Ruffner family have lived in Prescott for five generations and just more than 150 years.

They stay, they say, because it’s a great place to live. In looking back at the family’s history here, it seems clear that it’s a great place to live, in large part because they stay.

Another wedding season is upon us and once again we are highlighting the beautiful photography by two local photographers and two beautiful couples.  This year’s cover photos are brought to you by Brooke Stevens-Patrick Photography and Jordyn Vixie Photography.

Before Betty DellaCorte helped launch Stepping Stones Agencies in Prescott 40 years ago, she opened the first-ever women’s shelter in the country.

Resilience and a passion for paying it forward define PV Chamber President/CEO Marnie Uhl’s life By Hilary Dartt Even the most unexpected chapters in life can have happy endings. Marnie Uhl, President/CEO of the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce, is living proof....

Lisa Rhine has a unique, deeply personal perspective on the importance and influence of education—for individual students and for the community as a whole.

Life balance often comes as a challenge to meet the demands of personal and professional obligations, and Sarah Rainwater, owner of Bend Hot Yoga Prescott and BPedal Spin Studio tends to take it all in stride. Rainwater has built two strong businesses that allow her to take a step back and focus on what matters—raising her two small boys under the age of three, and enjoying life with her husband of six years, Travis, who she met during her rodeo days at a barrel racing event in Las Vegas.

For Jamie Procknow, contributing to her community in ways that impact others are what brings meaning and fulfillment. Procknow and her family are just one special example of how personal experiences can influence the lives of others on a much broader scale.

We had so many beautiful cover photo submissions that it was hard to choose! So, we chose TWO!  For the first time in our 15 year history, we decided to do two covers for the February/March Wedding & Travel edition.  Photography is by Blushing Cactus Photography...

Prescott businesswoman’s history of perseverance and entrepreneurial spirit lead to an exciting life. By Hilary Dartt • Photos by A Portrait Park by J B usiness ownership is nothing new to Hildy Grover She’s owned numerous businesses, including two Taco Bell...

Delivering Memories (and lots of adorable babies) By Bridget O’Gara Photos by Danny Turner T he team at the Family Birthing Center at Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC), Prescott Valley, is fond of saying they deliver memories. Prescott Valley residents Jocelyn...

As a longtime educator, Dr. Wills believes her final assignment—as President of Yavapai College—is a wonderful capstone to her career (she’s set to retire in December).

Personally and professionally, her seven years at Yavapai College have given her the opportunity to carry out what she believes is her responsibility: to make the society she lives in more vibrant. If the comments of some of her faculty and staff members are any indication, she’s succeeded.