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Thanks to significant renovations, the Yavapai College libraries—now known as the Centers for Learning and Innovation—will provide resources, technology, and usable space for everyone.

Jeff Falls, Senior Project Manager with Haley Construction, the firm completing the renovations, said, “As we’re moving into the future,” the team will “completely gut” both libraries “down to bare walls.”

It’s a big job: the Clarkdale building is 11,000 square feet, and the Prescott building is 30,000 square feet.

Since the project goal is to make the spaces high-tech, Jeff said, “A whole new level of infrastructure has to go in.”

Have you ever feared opening your closet and being buried by an avalanche? Are you feeling overwhelmed, guilty, or sinking just looking inside? You can eliminate that avalanche for good … and experience relief and satisfaction.

Turn Overwhelmed into ‘I can do it!’

It might seem difficult to sort through your belongings and let go of what you no longer need, but it doesn’t have to be. These steps will help you do it efficiently and without anguish. Take the time to visualize what it will look like and how you’ll feel when it’s all neat and organized. Make “I can do it!” your new mantra.

In a departure from tradition, the long-held notion of women as solely homemakers is being turned on its head as the number of women homebuyers has surged in recent years. Traditionally, the narrative surrounding homebuyers has revolved around married couples or single men, leaving women’s purchasing influence primarily overlooked and undervalued. But today’s data paints a different picture, with single women being surpassed only by married couples as the leading purchasers of homes. In 2024, single females are taking control and realizing their dreams of homeownership.

Longtime Local Full-Service Mortgage Lending Team Joins Nations Lending, Specializing in Working with Veterans, Military Personnel and First Responders Nations Lending, a leading full-service national mortgage lender, is excited to announce the addition of the Lawton...

The Prescott Area Association of Realtors (PAAR) provides a wealth of information and resources to its agent members and consumers alike. With an extensive background in real estate and non-profits combined with a master’s degree in Public Relations, PAAR CEO Suzanne Westrum brings the perfect fit of skills to a busy organization in a fast-growing community.