The Daily Courier (Prescott, AZ)

The Daily Courier serves as a newspaper for Yavapai County in Arizona and is operated by Western News & Info.

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Sting played his music book during Sting 3.0 tour

2 days ago | dcourier.com | Chris Ortiz

On an unusually cool and rainy evening on June 1, the Arizona Financial Theater in Phoenix hosted the rescheduled Sting 3.0 Tour stop. The original date of Jan. 24 was canceled because of illness of the rock star.
FAQs I get on photography, addressed

3 days ago | dcourier.com | Chris Ortiz

Hello Quad Cities folks and happy Wednesday!So this week, I want to branch off a little more as it comes to art and photography. It seems that after each time I write a column about the topic, I get a few emails from fellow residents asking for some advice for themselves or someone who they know is interested in photography; either trying to take it as a full-time commercial career or maybe a little more on the artistic side of things. Chris Ortiz is the news editor for the Prescott News Network.
New York and Minnesota still leading the way, both unbeaten heading into Commissioner's Cup play

3 days ago | dcourier.com | Doug Feinberg

By DOUG FEINBERG, AP Basketball Writer NEW YORK - The New York Liberty and Minnesota Lynx picked up right where they left off last season when reaching the WNBA Finals. Both teams have gone undefeated through their first seven games this year with the Lynx set to host Phoenix on Tuesday night in a Commissioner's Cup matchup.
Sent home twice by doctors, she had a heart attack at home

3 days ago | dcourier.com | Amanda Loudin

By AMANDA LOUDIN, American Heart Association News Barbara Collura couldn't understand why she became breathless and sweaty simply from climbing the stairs to a balcony at a concert. At 58, the retired attorney from Delmar, New York, ran regularly, ate a healthy diet and had no serious medical issues. Climbing stairs never bothered her before. Why was it a problem now? Maybe, she thought, she caught the flu.
Taking the maximum dose of Tylenol for pain presents little risk

3 days ago | dcourier.com | Keith Roach

DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a 70-year-old female in fairly good health with a number of diseases/conditions that are fairly well-controlled. I take about 15 prescription and over-the-counter meds a day (including methotrexate) for my Sjogren's symptoms and other conditions, plus a statin. Nine weeks ago, I had shoulder surgery for a torn bicep tendon, a torn rotator cuff, arthritis on my clavicle, and a general "60,000 mile tune up" as my surgeon described it.
Chinese can continue to buy property in Arizona

3 days ago | dcourier.com | Bob Christie

PHOENIX - Arizona won't ban the People's Republic of China from buying property here after Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed a Republican-backed measure that would have added to the growing list of states banning the communist nation from making land purchases over national security concerns. Hobbs said in her veto message that while it is important to protect infrastructure, the bill is "ineffective at counter-espionage, and does not directly protect our military assets.''
Ready for the 250th birthday of the United States Army?

3 days ago | dcourier.com | Danny Tyree

By DANNY TYREE, Syndicated Columnist No, I won't make it to the Grand Military Parade in Washington, D.C. on June 14, but... ... I'll definitely be poring over my late father's Army memorabilia, including the mimeographed bulletin from Oct. 7, 1946 when the young draftee was appointed as a temporary Tech Fifth Grade in the 368th station hospital at Fort Gulick in the Panama Canal Zone.
What made Mount Etna's latest eruption so rare

3 days ago | dcourier.com | Colleen Barry

By COLLEEN BARRY, Associated Press MILAN - Mount Etna, the volcano that towers over eastern Sicily, has again captivated the world with a spectacular show, spewing smoke and high into the sky. But the defining event of Monday's eruption was the more rare pyroclastic flow from the southwestern crater not visible from a distance.
John Arietta named Chino Valley Police Officer of the Year

3 days ago | dcourier.com | Stan Bindell

John Arietta was recently selected as Chino Valley Police Officer of the Year because of his dedication and professionalism. Chino Valley Elks told Police Chief Josh McIntire that they wanted to honor a local police officer. McIntire's administrative team worked together and selected Arietta. Arietta, who is a field training officer, said he was honored and appreciates the individual recognition, but emphasized that there are many other officers in the department deserving the award.
Living together, drifting apart

4 days ago | dcourier.com | Annie Lane

Dear Annie: I've been married for over 25 years, and from the outside, it probably looks like we have a stable life. We raised kids together; we pay the bills; we attend family functions. But inside the walls of our home, I feel painfully alone. My husband and I barely talk anymore unless it's about schedules, errands or something to do with the house. There's no affection, no real conversation and certainly no intimacy.