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July 2025

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Playing with Emotions

June 2025

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Local Ballot Preview

May 2025

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Celebrating Native Art

April 2025

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Breadth and Depth

March 2025

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Embracing the New

February 2025

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January 2025

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Artists of the Future

December 2024

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Ars Gratia Artis

November 2024

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One for the Furbabies

October 2024

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Playfully Sacred

September 2024

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Tiny Homes to Help Build Real Ones

August 2024

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Shape, Color and Motion

July 2024

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A Universe Alive

June 2024

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Conscience and Consciousness

May 2024

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April 2024

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Progress for Earth Day

March 2024

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Craftsman, Teacher and Artist

February 2024

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December 2023

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November 2023

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Great Art Doing Good

October 2023

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A Feast of Public Art

September 2023

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A Hometown Orchestra

August 2023

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Art and Adornment

July 2023

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June 2023

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IAU Recognizes Noquisi and Awohali

June 2023

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Bees Getting Busy

May 2023

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April 2023

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Art Still Endures

March 2023

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Where the Muse Leads

February 2023

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An Eclectic Forest Spirit

January 2023

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Nothing Is New Except You

December 2022

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Learning to Play, Playing to Learn

November 2022

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October 2022

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September 2022

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August 2022

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16 Years on the Row

July 2022

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Inspired Adornment

May 2022

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The Eclectic World of Warren Zager

May 2022

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A Feast of Inspiration and Tradition

April 2022

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Weaving Lines of Life

March 2022

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Chicago Clears for Takeoff

February 2022

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Hiking with a Purpose

Disc golf is taking off in the area

January 2022

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Best of 5enses in 2021

A look at 2021 with 5enses Magazine

December 2021

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Every Woman Wants to Have Something Fun

Lively needlework by Anne Ramsey

November 2021

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Art Saves Lives

October 2021

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Remembering the Past, Preserving Tradition

Ghost Talk 2021: the dead are live again

September 2021

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Poor Prospects for Local News

Community Newspapers’ Struggle to Survive Threatens the Future of Local Reporting

August 2021

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Everyday Superheroes

PUSD Pushes Through the Pandemic

July 2021

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In the Western Tradition

The jewelry of Marty Orosz

June 2021

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The lapidary art of Keith Horst

May 2021

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Not Afraid of Color

Large, jubilant paintings reflect a bright, enthusiastic personality.

April 2021

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This Year’s Hybrid Earth Week

Guide to fun events that can make a difference

February 2021

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The Vocal Minority Speaks Up

The vocal minority strikes again

January 2021

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Coming Soon: Center for the Future

The Center for the Future in Prescott promises to help create jobs and raise wages in the area.

Articles

Save Our Schools On the March Again

by Nicky Indicavitch and Kari Hull

Legislative pushback against popular votes for the schools has created a funding emergency.

Everyday Superheroes

by Anne Glasser

PUSD Pushes Through the Pandemic

A Prescott Gem

by Anne Glasser

A Prescott Gem Profile of Photographer Arlene Minuskin

Concerts on the Green Returns to PV

by Michael Grady

Four-show extension features Piano Men, John Denver and Run Boy Run

A mother’s warning about PTSD and moral injury

Perspective by Amy Seets Moore

A personal story of a soldier’s struggle

New Season of Entertainment at PCA

by Anne Glasser

A Passion for Outdoor Adventure

by Laura Cummings

Matthew Moritz and Prescott Outdoors

Giving and Getting Back

by Anne Glasser

Local Groups Working to Assist with Food Insecurity

Fresh Faces Vie for Prescott Council

‍by Toni Denis

New Venue on the Row

by Laura Cummings

The Attic offers eclectic experiences in an intimate setting

In the Western Tradition

The jewelry of Marty Orosz

Brian Chartrand Looks Forward to Reading the Room Again

by Michael Grady

Phoenix singer/songwriter Brian Chartrand coming to Prescott Valley

One Big Party!

by Anne Glasser

Northern AZ Tattoo Fest is back!

Reclaiming Sacred Heritage

by Steven Ayres

MIP’s Whirling Logs exhibit teaches the breadth and depth of an ancient symbol.

Plant Whisperer

Master Gardener Sue Smith shares her lifelong wonder at the natural world