Prescott Valley Police Department
October 2 at 11:41 AM ·
SUPPORT TO BREAST CANCER AWARNESS
The month of October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the Prescott Valley Police Department will kick-off our annual “Pink Patch Project” the first week of October. We will be changing over our uniform patch in honor of the fight against breast cancer, and to raise awareness for the early detection, treatment and comfort care of victims of breast cancer.
Breast cancer is the second leading cause of death among women. Raising awareness about early detection and treatment options during the month of October, and all year, can save lives.
#BreastCancerAwareness #GoPink
Prescott Valley Police Department can be contacted at (928) 772-9267 for non-emergencies, 911 for emergencies. Yavapai County Silent Witness is 1-800-932-3232.
Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce
October 2 at 1:06 PM ·
Catch us in pink every Friday in October as we recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Learn about this cause at https://www.nationalbreastcancer.org/. Join us in pink on Fridays!
Coyote Springs Elementary School
October 1 at 1:18 PM ·
2 more Coyote teachers earn $500 APS grant!! Congratulations Ms. Macy and Ms. Eichenberger.
Chino Valley Police Department
September 29 at 9:33 AM ·
The Chino Valley Police Department supports the fight against breast cancer and the organizations that combat this devastating disease. That is why the Chino Valley Police Officer's Association is proud to announce our 2nd Annual Pink Patch Project for the month of October. We will be selling pink patches for $10.00 (cash only) and pink hats for $25.00(cash only). Please come by the Chino Valley Police Department to purchase yours. All proceeds will be donated to Yavapai Regional Breast Care Center.
Chino Valley Police Department
September 30 at 11:17 AM ·
Who likes snow-cones? The kids at Territorial do. We heard best day ever! Repeatedly.
We recently used donation money to invest in the community. We purchased a snow-cone machine and syrup. We've scheduled with local schools to appear on campus and hand out snow-cones to the students.
Today we are at Territorial Early Childhood Center. Since hybrid learning is taking place and only half the students are on campus we will return tomorrow to get the other half of the students. Over the next few weeks we will be at other local schools to hand out snow-cones.
Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary
September 30 at 2:49 PM ·
Don't forget to come out for the LAST Zoo by Moonlight of 2020! Tomorrow, October 1st is your last chance to join us for this fun Nocturnal Adventure in 2020!
It provides a great opportunity to see the Sanctuary's nocturnal residents. Enjoy our Clouded Leopards, wolves, coyotes and much more by the light of the full moon. It's a howling good time!
The zoo by night is a unique experience. Don't forget to bring your flashlights, your curiosity and enjoy the sights and sounds of the animals. The Event runs 8pm to 9:30pm!
Admission Prices are Members $5 and Non-Members $8, Children Under 3 FREE!
Mayor Kell Palguta
October 22 at 8:22 PM ·
As many of you know one of mine and Council goals is to add sidewalks throughout Town. Council tonight approved a sidewalk to be added to Cattletrack Dr. making for a safe walking route for our students and families headed to Coyote Springs Elementary and Antelope Park. The best part is this is due solely to Staffs ability to aquire a CDBG Grant.
I promise this will not be the last sidewalk added in town and certainly not the last connecting a local school to the community.
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Prescott Valley Police Department
October 20 at 9:00 AM ·
We continue to celebrate Arizona Cities & Towns Week by acknowledging the Prescott Valley Police Department! Our police department is comprised of highly trained individuals with a desire to serve their community.
The Prescott Valley Police Department stepped up this year and gave back to their community in several ways. During the COVID-19 pandemic, officers participated in drive-by birthday parties, the BMHS drive-by graduation, and a drive-by procession to honor our local healthcare workers. They also gave their time by helping homebound citizens with their overgrown yards and grocery deliveries. They have continued to work with local organizations to hand out food boxes to families during this time of need. Our officers stepped up to the plate during this time and proved that they are heroes.
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Happens way too often! Beware!
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Coyote Springs Elementary School PTO
Yesterday at 9:57 AM ·
It’s open! Please encourage your students to take advantage of this great program and allow them to feel some independence and do their own Holiday shopping.
Just click on this link:
https://shop.penguinpatch.com and get started right away!
Prescott Living Magazine
November 15 at 2:00 PM ·
We are so excited to see that in a couple of weeks, the Valley of Lights will be opened! The valley will open the evening of Thanksgiving and will be open through December 30th. If you wish to volunteer and hand out brochures for the Valley of Lights as well as your own business, call Gloria at 772-8857!
Photo by Rob Hendrick
Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce
23 hrs ·
Registrations are OPEN for our Holiday Festival of Lights Parade. Register NOW for an early registration discount! (you only have until Friday) We can't wait to see your Prescott Valley Holiday creativity!
Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary
November 13 at 9:30 AM ·
If the have visted Heritage Park Zoo recently you may have wondered why are there Butterflies and Frogs posted around the Zoo?
They are all for our Game! Safari Seek and Scramble is an ongoing activity! You can pick up the game sheets at the front gate when you arrive, choose Butterflies or Frogs (or maybe both! Frogs is a little harder from what are participants have told us.)
Now you are off on a scavenger hunt of the Zoo to find all of them! Each post has a letter, find all 6 and unscramble to find the secret animal! Take a picture with the animal and return to the Gift Shop for a fun Reward!
We will be changing the secret animals periodically so be sure to check it out every time you come! This is a free activity for all ages so be sure to ask for a game card when you arrive! Come play at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary open every day 10am to 4pm!
Coyote Springs Elementary School
21 hrs ·
Thank you to our AMAZING Coyote Springs Elementary School PTO for always taking care of our staff and students ♥️♥️ yummy food for us as we navigate through our vurtual student led conferences!
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‘Farmers to Families’ food boxes available at seven area events in February
Yavapai County Community Health Services
February 2 at 10:58 PM ·
‘Farmers to Families’ food box program will be in Chino Valley Feb. 9 and Feb. 23
Manzanita Outreach has again been selected to distribute the USDA’s “Farmers to Families” food box program at their free food sharing events during the months of February, March and April.
The “Farmers to Families” food box program is designed to put American farmers and distributors of all sizes back to work and bring healthy food to communities. According to the US Department of Agriculture, the program has distributed more than 132 million food boxes in support of American farmers and families affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Manzanita Outreach’s Executive Director Mike Newcomb said, “Manzanita Outreach is proud to be selected to share this great program with our neighbors. The quality of food is equivalent to what one would expect to find at a local grocery store.”
The boxes include fresh fruits and vegetables such as potatoes, squash, apples, oranges, onions, carrots, melons. Also included are dairy products like milk, yogurt, cheese, cottage cheese, and butter.
Verde Valley residents can pick-up their free food boxes at Manzanita Outreach’s drive-thru food-sharing events. Please have ample space available in the truck of your vehicle for the loading of food boxes.
February Events include:
• Saturday, Feb. 6 (8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.) at 406 S. 6th St., Cottonwood;
• Tuesday, Feb. 9 (12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m.) at 2062 Highway 89, Chino Valley;
• Saturday, Feb. 13 (9 a.m. to 11 a.m.) at 7450 E. Pav Way, Prescott Valley;
• Wednesday, Feb. 17 (4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.) at 1801 E. Fir St., Cottonwood;
• Saturday, Feb. 20 (8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.) at 406 S. 6th St., Cottonwood;
• Tuesday, Feb. 23 (12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m.) at 2062 Highway 89, Chino Valley; and,
• Saturday, Feb. 27 (9 a.m. to 11 a.m.) at 7450 E. Pav Way, Prescott Valley.
For information on where and when food is shared in subsequent months, please go to MOhelp.org.
Manzanita Outreach is a 501(c)3 organization. Donations made to the organization qualify for the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit. For more information on the organization or to volunteer or donate, go to ManzanitaOutreach.org.
Prescott Police Department
February 1 at 1:57 PM ·
The Prescott Police Department has recently noticed an increase in scam activity throughout our community that has resulted in the loss of thousands of dollars to our citizens. To help counter these scam attempts, we will begin a new series of "Scam Alerts" that will be posted on Facebook, Instagram, and other public information sites. These weekly updates will cover such topics as: The most popular scams of today, how to spot red flags that indicate a scam, and tips on how to protect yourself from getting scammed. We will use the same Scam Alert banner each week but will change the content, so watch for weekly updates and pass along the information to your family and friends.
Congratulations!
Arizona Education News
January 29 at 10:02 AM ·
Coyote Springs Elementary School announced the achievement of Level 1 certification in Marzano High Reliability Schools. Level 1 certification means Coyote Springs Elementary School has created a "safe, supportive and collaborative culture” which is the foundation for every level that follows. More at http://ow.ly/Bt9N50Dkcg9
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