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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P&Z approves map change to bring new Amazon distribution center to PV

1 day ago | dcourier.com | Debra Winters

Prescott Valley Planning and Zoning commissioners voted 5-2 in favor of a zoning map change during their Monday, April 14 meeting. The area measures 100 acres slated for a proposed business park, of which 20-acres will be utilized by a new Amazon distribution center anticipated to bring a plethora of jobs to the immediate area. The area located on the southwest corner of Highway 89A and County Fair Trail is owned by Fain Signature Group, LLC.
Bat houses placed in various areas of Prescott Resort curtailing entry into homes

2 days ago | dcourier.com | Debra Winters

Bats now have houses to call their own in the area of a local homeowners association (HOA) after frequent sightings and visits to residents' houses called for remediation. Prescott Resort has five ponds located around the Antelope Hills Golf Course in Prescott, which draw many insects, therefore attracting bats who venture to the water to feed on them during evening hours. Reach Debra Winters by email at [email protected], or call 928-445-3333, ext. 1111.
Adios and good riddance, Mr. Garcia

2 days ago | dcourier.com | Michael Reagan
Severe pain after knee surgery requires reevaluation

5 days ago | dcourier.com | Keith Roach

DEAR DR. ROACH: My husband had left knee replacement surgery three weeks ago. He has had continuous unrelenting pain since. He was initially on hydrocodone with acetaminophen alternating with tramadol. This barely touched the pain. We were referred to a pain specialist who prescribed hydrocodone, but our insurance wouldn't allow it. He is also on gabapentin and baclofen. The doctor took an X-ray, and said all looked normal. My husband spiked a fever of 103 five days after surgery but nothing since.
Do you trust your significant other?

5 days ago | dcourier.com | Danny Tyree
Jury finds Holmes guilty on all counts

5 days ago | dcourier.com | Debra Winters

By By DEBRA WINTERS, The Daily Courier On Friday, April 18, a Yavapai County jury found Sheena Holmes of Prescott guilty of multiple counts of fraud schemes and theft against a business and a nonprofit. Deliberation lasted about eight hours over a period of two days. Reach Debra Winters by email at [email protected], or call 928-445-3333, ext. 1111.
Prescott High School teacher arrested on charge of sexual exploitation

6 days ago | dcourier.com | Tim Wiederaenders

Parents in the Prescott Unified School District are receiving a letter from district officials Thursday, April 17, that a Prescott High School social studies teacher has been fired and is facing criminal charges. Prescott Police began an investigation involving Scott Miller, 38, several weeks ago, based on a tip about child porn, Deputy Chief Jon Brambila said Thursday. "We did not have enough evidence to arrest until we processed his phone."Contact Tim Wiederaenders at 928-445-3333, ext.
Hair loss treatment can have sexual health side effects

6 days ago | dcourier.com | Keith Roach

DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a 70-year-old man and have been taking finasteride for hair loss for about five years. I realized while reading your recent column that I have the sexual side effects the letter-writer described. I had been unable to obtain a satisfactory erection even when taking 150 mg of sildenafil, which is three times my prescribed dose. Ejaculation was extremely rare and difficult, with low semen volume and a feeling of dissatisfaction, to say the least.
Friday Catchall: Good & bad

6 days ago | dcourier.com | Tim Wiederaenders
2025 Granite Peak Unitarian Universalist Social Justice awards honor Prescott homeless prevention agency and local activist/author

6 days ago | dcourier.com | Nanci Hutson

In a festive atmosphere of music, food, videos and quotes from famous civil rights and social justice leaders, about 100 Prescott area residents joined the Granite Peak Unitarian Universalist Congregation's on the Prescott College campus Wednesday, Aug. 16 to honor a local agency and individual who advocate similar values.