Clarkdale News

Mark your calendar for Thursday, July 4th, for Clarkdale's Old-Fashioned Fourth of July.

Cottonwood police say that Ernesto Romero-Salcedo is wanted for having sexual conduct with a minor.

Joanna Dodder Nellans The Daily Courier A new Sierra Club report is a "call to action" to save the Upper Verde River from further streamflow reductions as a result of groundwater use.

Cottonwood is looking at paring-back CAT transit service in the Verde Village area, outside the city.

Clarkdale has had only a single home start in each of the last two years, but two homes are under way this year alone.

The Cottonwood Fire Department congratulates Firefighter Tim Bishop on his recent graduation from Yavapai College with an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Fire Science.

PANT officers say that on Nov. 14, 2012, Gretchen Gaye Bradley was caught while committing a conspiracy to transport methamphetamines into Yavapai County.

Most of the heavy lifting is now completed in the Clarkdale's water main line project dubbed "the Twin-Fives." The town is now running 'laterals' to local areas.

On June 11, the Clarkdale Town Council will begin discussing a proposed Wireless Communication Facilities Ordinance.

Due to the interest expressed on expanding the hours that CAT operates, CAT is pleased to announce that it will be operating regular service on Monday, May 27, Memorial Day.

The Yavapai College Foundation honored several individuals who have undertaken outstanding service to the College at the Foundation's annual meeting on May 8 at the College's Performing Arts Center.

MATFORCE Executive Director Merilee Fowler and Prescott Valley Interim Chief of Police James Edelstein display prescription drug drop boxes that are now available at 10 locations throughout the county.