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e-Edition TRUSTED NEWS LEADER FOR COTTONWOOD, CAMP VERDE THE VERDE VALLEY see more> JUMP TO: cvbugle.com | Villager COVID-19 Update: Health officials offer tips for a happy Thanksgiving gathering State health officials are stressing to families everywhere that it’s more important than ever to plan ahead for a safe and happy gathering during Thanksgiving next week.
Man responsible for Cottonwood PD commander’s death sentenced to 15 years in prison The family of Jody Makuch, a commander with the Cottonwood Police Department who was killed by a drunk driver last year, may finally get some closure after a Yavapai County judge sentenced the man responsible for killing him to 15 years in prison Thursday.
City of Cottonwood announces closures for Thanksgiving holiday The City of Cottonwood announced its administrative offices would be closed Thursday and Friday, Nov. 25 and 26, in observance of Thanksgiving, according to a news release.
Police: Box truck plunges 300 feet down canyon after being rear-ended by tractor-trailer on I-17 Verde Valley in Brief: Local author Peggy Hicks to talk about her new book Nov. 23 in Cottonwood Woman who brandished gun during road-rage incident sentenced to prison Verde Valley in Brief: Town of Camp Verde to host free Thanksgiving dinner Nov. 25 ADOT partners with National Weather Service to better inform drivers of winter storms see more> Arizonas job recovery continues to improve Arizonas employment situation continues to improve.
That turkey is going to cost you a little more this year For those of you who thought the Thanksgiving feast this year would break the bank, theres some good news.
Hobbs damaged by Senate staffer verdict A federal judge Tuesday, Nov. 16, denied a bid by the Senate to overturn a $2.75 million discrimination award against the Senate, leaving Secretary of State Katie Hobbs and state Democrats scrambling to blunt the effects of the verdict on her gubernatorial ambitions.
Arizona attorney general wants Legislature called into session to outlaw vaccine mandates Arizona in Brief: Tempe is 2nd Arizona city to pass hair discrimination ban Deadline nears for Arizona marijuana business applicants State changing rules on all-electric vehicle registration for 2022 Judge denies Arizonas bid to block Biden vaccine mandates for federal workers Appeals court rules Cyber Ninjas audit documents are subject to public records law 9th Circuit to review ballot placement of party contenders Voters are entitled to final word on Arizona tax-cut plan, group argues to judge Ducey to feds: Withholding funds for mask-mandate schools isn’t illegal Greater demand for delivery drivers, health care workers Reader Poll: With Thanksgiving Day approaching quickly, which main course is the food of choice for your household? View Choices Turkey 78% Fried Turkey 0% Tofu Turkey 7% Ham 5% Pork 0% Prime Rib 0% Lasagna 0% Tamales 10% 59 total votes
See past polls Kudos Arts Entertainment see more> Cottonwood Community Band rings in the holidays with free concert The Cottonwood Community Band will perform its 2021 holiday concert Dec. 5 at 3 p.m. As always, the concert is free.
‘Every Christmas Story Ever Told’ highlights upcoming Sedona Arts Academy events Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some!), Dec. 2 and 3 at 7 p.m. and Dec. 4 at 2 p.m.
OTCA to host country music star Kalie Shorr Nov. 20 The Old Town Center for the Arts partnered with Yavapai College Performing Arts Center to present an evening with Kalie Shorr at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 20, according to a news release.
‘Patio Concert Series’ continues at Jerome’s Tommy Rocks with Lee Zimmer see more> Norm Newell wins President’s Cup at Verde Santa Fe; 3rd player to win club’s three tournaments Norm Newell recently won a two-day, 36-hole President’s Cup Championship at Verde Santa Fe Golf Course in October, making it his third championship in a year to complete a “Career Slam.”
Photo: Mingus Rams win league title The Mingus Rams volleyball team (7th-8th grade) of the Clarkdale-Jerome School District pose for a photo after winning the Verde Valley League Championship on Saturday, Oct. 30, 2021.
Mingus’ Cesar Diaz wins D-III cross-country title; girls take 16th overall With a 16:20 time in the 5K, Mingus junior Cesar Diaz claimed the individual Division III state championship, outpacing the next-place finisher by more than 5 seconds Saturday morning.
Seth Hall wins all-around cowboy at Turquoise Circuit Finals in Camp Verde see more> Pass it On: The simplest word in our language can be the most inclusive Junior high school can be a punishing place. It’s where extroverts thrive, introverts are pushed aside and class distinctions are sharply defined as adolescents try to find a place to belong.
Column: Low COVID-19 vaccination rate among teens a surprise? When Yavapai County Community Health Services announced this week that teens by far have the lowest vaccination rate among all age groups when it comes to its vaccination status against COVID-19, I was actually a bit surprised.
Editorial: Veterans should be honored each, every day “To us in America, the reflections of Armistice Day will be filled with solemn pride in the heroism of those who died in the country’s service and with gratitude for the victory, both because of the thing from which it has freed us and because of the opportunity it has given to America to show her sympathy with peace and justice in the councils of the nations.”
Around the Bluhmin Town: Kitchen islands are a trap for all Letter: Vets thank you Letter: Vaccinate Column: Veterans Day another chance to honor those who served Pass it On: How just noticing makes all the difference in the world Editorial: Legislation should not be red or blue Around the Bluhmin Town: Honoring those who served on Veterans Day Letter: Worker shortage Letter: Big spending Column: Firefighter brotherhood an unbreakable bond see more> Verde Heritage: Clarkdale smelter expansion, 1919-1923 The United Verde Copper Company (UVCC) smelter at Clarkdale was blown in May 26, 1915. Only two years later disruptive members of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), named “Wobblies,” called for a strike.
Problem Solved: My scenic river cruises refund went sideways. Is my money gone? When Scenic River Cruises cancels Winston Bateman’s Danube river cruise vacation, his travel agent offers a refund. But it’s been months and he’s still waiting.
Photo: Arizona at Work People with the Arizona @ Work organization in Cottonwood cheer after cutting the ribbon to celebrate their reopening Monday, Nov. 1, 2021
Assessment and strategies to meet Verde Valley housing needs VOC businesses help veteran’s hospital benefit continue View Choices Turkey 78% Fried Turkey 0% Tofu Turkey 7% Ham 5% Pork 0% Prime Rib 0% Lasagna 0% Tamales 10% 59 total votes
See past polls Obituaries see more> Obituary: Rosa Louise Basham Shumway Rosa Louise Basham Shumway, beloved mother and grandmother, passed peacefully to the next life on November 11, 2021 in Smithfield, Utah.
Obituary: JC ‘Sonny’ Mathews JC “Sonny” Mathews, 86, passed away peacefully at home early Friday morning, October 29, 2021. He was born in Fort Towson, Oklahoma on March 26, 1935 to the late BW and Carrie Mae Mathews. He was raised in Happy Jack, Arizona and permanently moved to Camp Verde, Arizona in 1961.
Obituary: Patricia ‘Pat’ Wood Patricia “Pat” Wood Born in Edgerton, Wyoming September 24, 1932, Pat Wood as she was known in the Verde Valley, passed away October 31, 2021. We know she is dancing on the clouds with the love of her life, Pete Shill.
Obituary: Gerald Barrett see more> Veterans Day 2021 Fort Verde Days 2021 Breast Cancer Awareness 2021 Home Garden Fall 2021 2021 Relocation Guide 2021 Women In Business More: Photo Galleries | Videos 2021 Veterans Day 2021 Turquoise Circuit Finals Rodeo Verde Valley Firefighter Tyrone Bell ... Mingus football Lee Williams Oct ... The Pig Fire in Sedona by Verde News
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