Tri-City College Prep commemorated the addition of a new building with a ribbon cutting ceremony during its back-to-school night on Sept. 17.

Prescott has attracted a host of new residents over the past decade, an influx supported by its rural charm and historical heritage in the heart of Arizona.

The Chino Valley Unified School District Governing Board discussed the lingering impacts of the Aug. 20 monsoon storm during its regular meeting on Monday, Sept. 14.

When a town grows as fast as Prescott Valley, transplants abound. For Lilian Nickman, a New York City native with Chinatown roots, there’s one thing she misses from home the most.

The Humboldt Unified School District Governing Board approved a minor restructuring of the district’s maintenance team at its regular meeting on Thursday, Sept. 10.

A drive through Prescott Valley on Highway 69 feels like a trip to food court paradise with iconic chain restaurants stretching as far as the eye can see. Despite having the most visibility, longtime locals know that the ubiquitous drive-thrus…

The 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks arrived on Friday, prompting memorial services, community gatherings and personal reflection across the United States.

Prescott High School alumni gathered for the 49th annual Half Century Club Luncheon honoring its latest inductees, the class of 1976 on Thursday, Sept. 10.

As Americans continue to process and remember the Sept. 11 attacks from 25 years ago, an entire generation has no recollection of what really happened on that tragic day. As such, educators across the nation are helping students to remember…

The American Job Center at Yavapai College hosted a job fair at the Findlay-Toyota Center on Wednesday, Sept. 9, bringing together more than 60 employers as a comprehensive snapshot of local opportunities.

On July 20, storms brought flooding to the interior of Granville Elementary School. On Sept. 8, community members gathered to reflect and discuss fixing the building’s vulnerabilities at Humboldt Unified School District’s first Proposition 407 community forum.

Yavapai College announced the departure of Nicole Kennedy, chief development officer for the Yavapai College Foundation, on Friday, Sept. 4.

Yavapai College has officially launched its presidential search, according to an announcement from Sept. 8, 2026.

The Prescott High School Air Force JROTC has received a Distinguished Unit distinction for the 17th year in a row.

The Yavapai College Governing Board convened for a special session on Thursday, Sept. 3, and approved a settlement contract with former president Dr. Lisa Rhine, and provided an update on the forensic audit findings.

Funding building maintenance is a challenge for Arizona public schools — there is no consistent state funding for capital expenses, leaving districts to rely on grants or community support through bond proposals.

On July 20, Prescott Valley experienced an afternoon storm that city employees dubbed a 100-year event. More than a month later, Granville Elementary School of Humboldt Unified School District is still repairing the damage from that event.

In November, PUSD will ask voters to approve two measures: Propositions 405 and 406.

Prescott High School freshmen students participated in the Reality Store, a financial literacy activity designed to get them thinking about their future, on Tuesday, Aug. 25 and Wednesday, Aug. 26.

The Prescott High School Half-Century club will hold its 49th annual luncheon to honor the 1976 alumni class as its latest batch of 50-year graduates on Thursday, Sept. 10.

High school junior Caylee Gladish of Chino Valley was one of two students honored at the Arizona Board of Education’s monthly meeting on Aug. 24, 2026 for her accomplishments at Aspire High School in Prescott.

High school junior Caylee Gladish of Chino Valley was one of two students honored at the Arizona Board of Education’s monthly meeting on Aug. 24, 2026 for her accomplishments at Aspire High School.

Six teachers from across Yavapai County received 3D printers for classroom instruction thanks to training from an Embry-Riddle professor and a grant from the Arizona Community Foundation.

The Mountain Institute CTED has opened a new learning center this school year to welcome students of dental assisting, veterinary assisting, and its newest program, cosmetology.