Saving is a trick you can learn.

A report from the vaccination front line.

Original radio plays streaming free, monthly.

The vocal minority strikes again

Local filmmaker wins international awards

The NHI’s Tom Fleischner turns the page

Okay, so that happened and we got through it, sort of. What now?

GYCC offers quarantine supplies

When Kathleen Yetman, director of the Prescott Farmers Market, found out in early 2020 about a USDA grant to fund municipal composting initiatives, she and PFM staffer Gabriel Kerbs approached the City to see whether there was support there for a project here. City officials were enthusiastic, so they wrote up a proposal.

On a stormy evening in the August before Covid, Matt Turner packed up 40 pounds of photography gear and headed out into rough country west of Prescott to take some pictures.

Prescott has a lovely longstanding practice of holding a monthly art walk.

When Prescott’s public airfield opened in 1928, private planes were the only traffic. The same year that New York City decided to build its first airport, Ernest A. Love Field in Prescott was dedicated to honor a heroic pilot from our city who lost his life in World War I. In the 1940s Prescott opened its tiny single-gate terminal, and in 1947 TWA brought the first commercial passenger flights.

We have gained a fair number of new regular readers over this challenging year, so we thought a quick review of where it’s taken us at 5enses would be in order to point up what you might have missed.

Despite the exhausting year finally behind us and an election season that’s left us generally done with politics, the actual work of government is just getting started again. Your voice can make a big difference, and there is help available to navigate the difficult process of being heard in the state Legislature.

In youth and throughout a career, to be a-fire – passionate, industrious, dedicated – is enviable and encouraged. It feels righteous, virtuous and enlivening to be burning with a purpose, a position, to be wanted and needed.