Telling the stories that shape our community.
Living Life to the Fullest with Jen Harvey
What does it mean to truly “inhale life”? This week on She Spark, we’re joined by Jen Harvey—registered nurse, musician, mother, adventurer, and community leader—whose life has been guided by compassion, creativity, and courage.
Rewiring the Brain, Reclaiming Your Life with Jen Beyst
In this episode, Jen Beyst shares her journey from personal challenges to co-founding the Cognitive Function Development Institute, a groundbreaking organization bringing Cognitive Function Development Therapy (CFDT) to individuals and professionals across the country.
Pedal with Purpose: Turning Passion into Community Impact with Carmen Hines
Carmen shares how her love for cycling evolved into a mission-driven business and nonprofit partnership focused on supporting the community. Through Pedal Forward, she’s helping create access, opportunity, and connection—proving that small businesses can make a big impact.
Prescott as a Canvas: The Past and Present of Public Art
From a 1907 Rough Rider monument and hand-cut sidewalk timelines to sprawling murals, memorials, Indigenous art and Instagram-worthy walls, Prescott’s public art tells the story of a community continually adding new chapters.
Healthy Babies = Happy Families Donation & Book Drive Supports Yavapai County Families
For families with young children, essentials such as diapers and wipes are everyday necessities. But for many households, keeping those items stocked can create a significant financial burden.
This fall, Wrapped in Love Diaper Bank is bringing the community together to help meet that need through its Healthy Babies = Happy Families Donation & Book Drive, taking place September 8 through October 14, 2026. The drive will collect essential hygiene products and children’s books for families throughout Yavapai County.
Celebrate the Season at NOCO Harvest Fest 2026
Fall is right around the corner, and NOCO Harvest Fest is ready to welcome the season with a full day of community, entertainment, and good old-fashioned fun.
Taking place Saturday, September 26, 2026, NOCO Harvest Fest is a family-friendly block party designed to bring people together and celebrate everything there is to love about this time of year. From carnival games and costumes to live music, local shopping, food, and cold drinks, the festival offers something for just about everyone.
Confidence, Connection, and a Leap of Faith
For Sarah White, helping women feel good about themselves is at the heart of her business.
As the owner and licensed esthetician behind Skin by Sarah, she has turned her passion for skincare into a business of her own—one built on confidence, connection, persistence, and the belief that women are stronger when they support one another.
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.
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.
Gingerly Catered: Creating Connection Through Every Bite
When guests leave an event talking about the food long after the last plate has been cleared, chances are Gingerly Catered had something to do with it.
Owner and chef Mercy Clark didn’t set out with a grand business plan or lifelong dream of opening a catering company. Like many successful entrepreneurs, her journey began with a simple opportunity. A coworker invited her to help cater an event, and what started as a side gig quickly became something much bigger.
“After the first couple of events, I thought to myself that I could do this as a full-time career,” Mercy says. “It had been a long time coming that I was over working for other people, so it was an easy decision to make.”
Leading with Purpose: Jessye Johnson’s Commitment to Survivors, Community, and Change
For Jessye Johnson, leadership has never been about titles or recognition. It has always been about service, advocacy, and creating meaningful change for those who need it most.
Vital • Vibrant • Adored • Happy
Choosing Allan’s Flowers means supporting a local business that truly understands the community. Their team doesn’t just arrange flowers—they help create moments of connection, celebration, and appreciation.
This Mother’s Day, let your gift reflect everything she is—vital, vibrant, adored, and happy—with flowers that say it all.
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.
Laraine Herring – 2024
When Laraine Herring is diagnosed with colon cancer, her deceased father returns to her as a raven, leading her on a magical journey through grief, trauma, and ancestral healing. As she copes with her diagnosis, she delves deeper into her family’s history, ultimately deciding what to carry forward and what to leave behind.
February Floral Trends: What’s In (and What’s Out)
February may be famous for classic red roses, but this year’s floral scene is anything but predictable. Whether you’re celebrating Valentine’s Day, Galentine’s Day, a birthday, or just leaning into a little self-love, 2026 is all about flowers that feel intentional, artful, and personal. Let’s talk about what’s blooming—and what we’re happily leaving behind
























