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Rodeo/Fairgrounds Master Plan public comment period officially ends (opens the original)
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The public comment period on the Rodeo/Fairgrounds new Master Plan officially ended in a 6-1 vote at the Tuesday, Sept. 22 working meeting of the Prescott City Council. Council member Jay Ruby was the only no vote. This was public hearing number two and with the vote, the 45-day public comment period officially closed, however, the public may still comment at the Tuesday, Oct. 13 city council meeting when the council will officially vote on the plan. Before the vote to close the hearing, citizen
PVI Econ: Home buyer demand steady in Prescott Valley (opens the original)
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Home buyer demand in the Prescott Valley real estate market remains steady with slightly growing sales, according to statistics from Realtor.com. The number of buyers searching for homes and demand is running about the same. As of the end of August, the median home listing prices in Prescott Valley were $525,000 to $575,000 with actual sales prices running in the upper $400,000s. For comparison, the median listing prices in Prescott were $620,000 to $707,000.
Prescott buys airport parcel for $849,000 — averting eminent domain (opens the original)
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With 6-0 votes, the Prescott City Council approved the purchase of land adjacent to the Prescott Regional Airport to be used as airport land, approved pre-construction services for effluent and wastewater services pipelines on Highway 89 through the Granite Dells, and approved with conditions a water services application for proposed health care facilities at its regular voting meeting, Tuesday, Sept. 8. Mayor Pro-Tem Lois Fruhwirth was excused from the meeting and council member Ted Gambogi att
Business Ink: Entrepreneurship is part of the American dream (opens the original)
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A recent Gallup Poll found that 62% of Americans want to be their own boss, and 69% not yet in business for themselves have thought about it. The survey also showed that roughly one in three adults plan to launch their own business or side hustle. I appreciate this dream that so many have of owning their own business and overseeing their own financial destiny. It is an attractive thought to not be confined to someone elseâs definition of your talents and personally have the freedom to determin
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