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When the Prescott City Council approved a settlement agreement with former City Manager Katie Gregory in December 2023 without releasing the terms, the action violated the Arizona Public Records Law, says media and constitutional law Attorney David Bodney.
CP Technologies Opens New CP North American Headquarters and Manufacturing Facility in Prescott, Arizona Delegation including Arizona Governor Ducey and Prescott Mayor Greg Mengarelli Welcomes the CP North American Family of Brands to the State News provided by Share this article Share this article PRESCOTT, Ariz., June 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- CP Technologies, a designer and manufacturer of standard and custom rugged computer hardware, announced it opened the newly constructed CP North American headquarters at 2620 Deep Well Ranch Road in Prescott, Arizona in a ribbon cutting ceremony held to...
• 3 hours ago Today is June 1 — recognized as the start of Pride Month for communities across the country. Prescott Valley Mayor Kell Palguta last week declared June 2021 Pride Month for the town. Navajo Nation Council Speaker Seth Damon signed a proclamation last summer designating the last week of June as Diné Pride Week. Events celebrating the LGBTQ community were largely cancelled or modified last year amid the pandemic. Socially distanced and outdoor events are slated for communities including Flagstaff and Window Rock this month. A long-standing mask proclamation has b...
Extension Approved For Arizona Tax Deadline Arizona has officially extended its filing deadline for state income taxes. The state will now allow individuals to file tax returns until May 17 for the current year. Gov. Doug Ducey signed the newly amended bill into law on Monday, saying the decision matched that of the recently extended federal deadline. The Internal Revenue Service extended the traditional April 15 deadline to May 17, 2021, due to the pandemic. State-Operated Vaccination Sites Surpass 1 Million Administered Doses Arizona health officials say more than 1 million doses of...
In March, Marana, Oro Valley, Prescott and Scottsdale were among other Arizona towns and cities that proclaimed Education and Sharing Day for the first time. The day recognizes the work of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, who emphasized the crucial importance of ethical and moral education as well as the importance of giving. Every president since Jimmy Carter in 1978 has made an Education and Sharing Day proclamation. âEducation must be more than factual enlightenment â it must enrich the character as well as the mind,â said President Ronald Reagan in his 1982 proclamation fo...