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Friday Catchall: In or out: citizenship, rodeo, Grand Canyon, 'Pearls'? | The Daily Courier - Vimarsana News

Friday Catchall: In or out: citizenship, rodeo, Grand Canyon, 'Pearls'? | The Daily Courier

It was a pleasure to celebrate the citizenship of a fellow Rotarian’s wife this week at the Prescott Sunup Rotary Club’s meeting.

Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce announces Latest Episode of Community Connections - Vimarsana News

Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce announces Latest Episode of Community Connections

Check out the latest episode of Community Connections with your host Marnie Uhl!

Arizona pauses $15M for rodeo after residents file lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Arizona pauses $15M for rodeo after residents file lawsuit

An Arizona state budget item giving $15.3 million to a rodeo in Prescott has spurred a lawsuit by two city residents and a legal rights group who claim the Arizona

Arizona's budget gave $15M to the Prescott rodeo. Now neighbors are suing - Vimarsana News

Arizona's budget gave $15M to the Prescott rodeo. Now neighbors are suing

An Arizona state budget item giving $15.3 million to a rodeo in Prescott has spurred a lawsuit by two city residents and a legal rights group who claim the Arizona Constitution bans such spending.Howard Mechanic and retired Yavapai County Superior Court Judge Ralph Hess filed the lawsuit in Maricopa County Superior Court last week with help from the nonpartisan legal advocacy

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Arizona pauses $15M for Prescott rodeo after residents file lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Arizona pauses $15M for Prescott rodeo after residents file lawsuit

An Arizona state budget item giving $15.3 million to a rodeo in Prescott has spurred a lawsuit by two city residents and a legal rights group who claim the Arizona Constitution bans such spending.

Source: ktar.com