•	Budget cuts worry Verde water group
•	For now, Camp Verde's Pecan & Wine Fest 'is dead'
•	Purse-fection! (with photo gallery)
•	Holst re-retiring after leading county through major building projects
•	Hayfield Draw seasonal closure
•	Brush Fire in the Village of Oak Creek
•	Four Forest Restoration Initiative implementation begins
•	YCSO deputy fired after review of conduct in Iron Brotherhood bar fight investigation
•	Buckle up Arizona ... it's the law
•	LAFS: Tools vs Toys
•	Mayor and Council's Bike to Work Ride
•	1st Phase Fire restrictions take effect
•	Court Docket May 18, 2013
•	Arizona jobs report 'a mixed bag'
•	Senate budget leaves education funding formula in place
•	Judge won't overturn policy denying driver's license to 'Dreamers'
•	Some GOP side with Dems to move Medicaid issue through Senate
•	Clarkdale school explains plans to fence off campus
•	City works to balance costs and expenses at Recreation Center
•	Medical helicopter bomber hears plea agreement

•	Budget cuts worry Verde water group
•	For now, Camp Verde's Pecan & Wine Fest 'is dead'
•	Purse-fection! (with photo gallery)
•	Hayfield Draw seasonal closure
•	LAFS: Tools vs Toys
•	Mayor and Council's Bike to Work Ride
•	Court Docket May 18, 2013
•	Clarkdale school explains plans to fence off campus
•	City works to balance costs and expenses at Recreation Center
•	Medical helicopter bomber hears plea agreement
•	MS Bike Ride to fill Verde Roads this weekend
•	Cornville Farmers Market ready for new season
•	Verde Valley Cemetery sign fully restored
•	Dead woman's body left at Rimrock fire station; man arrested
•	Verde Valley pulls together for SR 260 completion
•	Montiel loses motion to dismiss or send case back to Grand Jury
•	Verde Valley Relay for Life Fighting Back at Cancer (with photo gallery)
•	Medical marijuana outlets flourishing
•	Fire Destroys Oak Creek Valley Home
•	Ground Broken for LEED Multi-Use Project

•	Holst re-retiring after leading county through major building projects
•	Brush Fire in the Village of Oak Creek
•	YCSO deputy fired after review of conduct in Iron Brotherhood bar fight investigation
•	1st Phase Fire restrictions take effect
•	Yavapai College nears completion of $69.5 million bond projects
•	Yavapai College Foundation bestows honors
•	Next 'step' in courthouse renovation is staircase repair
•	Pavement improvement project requires restrictions along Interstates 17 and 40
•	Domestic violence, gunfire alleged at Fossil Creek
•	Pavement work scheduled next week on SR 169 near Interstate 17
•	Teachers to be honored at Prescott Banquet
•	County picks new Health Services director
•	2013 Summer Junior Ranger Camps to be Held at Montezuma Well
•	Grant to build Oak Creek restroom and other pollution measures
•	Some closures for nesting bald eagles have ended
•	County begins messy job of dealing with budget
•	February sales tax strong for Cottonwood, Camp Verde
•	Alert from Yavapai County Recorder
•	Acting Prescott Forest supervisor named following Mathews departure
•	New "average': Wildfire seasons aren't what they used to be

•	Four Forest Restoration Initiative implementation begins
•	Buckle up Arizona ... it's the law
•	Arizona jobs report 'a mixed bag'
•	Senate budget leaves education funding formula in place
•	Judge won't overturn policy denying driver's license to 'Dreamers'
•	Some GOP side with Dems to move Medicaid issue through Senate
•	Governor hosts another rally to expand Medicaid
•	Yavapai-Apache tribal leaders meet congresional delegation in D.C.
•	Bill gives schools more funds but negates all money still owed
•	New bill adds more requirements for getting issue on ballot
•	Corporation Commission debates rules for 'smart meters'
•	Tobin has his own plans to expand Medicaid
•	Crandell bill challenges federal actions
•	Senate GOP proposes $8.8 billion spending plan
•	State senator wants impeachment proceedings against Horne
•	Brewer threatens veto until lawmakers move on Medicaid expansion
•	IRS audits did not impact Arizona groups
•	Lawmakers take hit on per diem allowance
•	Slow job growth predicted in rural Arizona
•	Out-of-state tax advisors can be sued in Arizona