Skull Valley News

ICE agreement with Northern Arizona sheriff renewed

KNXV - Fri Nov 06

Dan Neligh ABC15.com PRESCOTT, AZ -- The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office extended their agreement with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency under the 287 program earlier this month.

Arrests Made In Multiple Theft Cases

KPHO-TV Phoenix - Fri Nov 06

Two men and one juvenile have been arrested in connection with numerous burglaries in Yavapai County, sheriff's investigators said.

Town to receive $41,500 in seized drug money

The Bugle - Fri Nov 06

It has been a good year in Yavapai County when it comes to busting drug dealers.

'Unofficial final results" show MUHS, C-OC overrides pass

Verde Independent - Thu Nov 05

As of 3:40 p.m. Wednesday, Yavapai County's 'unofficial final' election results show both budget override extensions for Mingus Union High School and Cottonwood-Oak Creek School districts passing by narrow margins.

Suspect isn't charged, but DPS keeps cash

Azcentral.com - Thu Nov 05

Arizona Republic reporters offer investigative and behind-the-scenes takes on the news.

Friday school vaccine clinics canceled

Verde Independent - Thu Nov 05

Yavapai County health officials Thursday canceled the H1N1 vaccination clinics scheduled for area schools on Friday.

Law allows tribal members free passage across the border

Verde Independent - Wed Nov 04

Rep. Judy Burges, R-Skull Valley, at a 2008 press conference, discusses her concerns with "enhanced" driver licenses sought by the federal government.

Luncheon recognizes Sedona Womena s community work

Cottonwood Journal Extra - Wed Nov 04

The Association of Fundraising Professionals, an international professional development organization, each year honors philanthropists who have made significant contributions to their communities.

Trauma support now includes dogs

Big Bug News - Wed Nov 04

Mayer Firefighter Dave Lattman shares a hug with Buster during training Saturday in Prescott Valley.

Supervisors OK credit card payments

The Bugle - Tue Nov 03

The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors on Monday gave a thumbs up to the Development Services Department's request to let the public use credit cards to pay for permits and fees.