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Arizona’s Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Workshop is September 6 – 8
Contributed Photo: This year’s Becoming an Outdoors Woman retreat will be held in Prescott on Sept. 6 – 8. PRESCOTT – Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) is the Arizona Wildlife Federation’s (AWF) award-winning program that helps women gain skills and confidence in the outdoors. BOW Workshops provide a safe and supportive environment where women feel comfortable learning, making life-long friends, and having fun in the outdoors. These workshops are led by AWF’s dedicated and professional BOW coordinators with help from numerous volunteers, including Arizona Game and Fish Department employees and a myriad of other experts in their fields. This year, Arizona BOW is turning 30 years old!
Poston Create: Where students can choose what and how they study
The second in a series of segments compiled as a collaboration between the Center for the Future of Arizona (CFA) and Arizona PBS, this segment centers around education. CFA surveyed Arizonans about what kind of Arizona they would like to see. The survey results unearthed seven shared values amongst Arizonans. CFA then did a deeper dive and looked at ways to take action and make Arizona more fair and equitable for all.
Companies ordered to pay over $900K for tricking Arizona consumers with fake delivery notices
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced on Wednesday that a judge entered a judgment of more than $900,000 against a man whose companies left fake missed delivery slips on their doors to trick people into providing their personal information and consent to receive phone solicitations. A Maricopa County Superior Court judge entered a judgment of $902,508 against Matthew Willes and his companies, which include Valley Delivery LLC, My Home Services LLC, Next Day Delivery LLC and...
Arizona tribe would finally get their own reservation if the Colorado River water agreement is approved
TUBA CITY, Ariz. — A landmark water agreement that allocates Colorado River water to Arizona tribes would also give one of those tribes a reservation for the first time. The San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe is the only federally recognized tribe without its own land. The tribe, which is made up of about 300 members, currently has an elected government and a tribal building in Tuba City, but no actual land of its own.
Javelina Hoedown Is Coming … Save the Date!
Yee-haw! All you cowgirls and cowboys of Quail Creek and the surrounding communities, be sure to mark your calendars right now for The Women of Quail Creek’s (TWOQC) annual scholarship fundraiser and most popular event: the Javelina Hoedown!. The big day is Tuesday, Oct. 22, at the Madera clubhouse...
Commission meeting Thursday to discuss repairs to aging Nogales sewage pipeline
The International Boundary and Water Commission board will be holding a meeting Thursday to give updates to a repair project on an international sewage pipeline that has been problematic for years.
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