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Chino Valley quilter reflects on 90 years of stitching generations together at 99th birthday celebration (opens the original)
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A woman who learned to thread a needle at her grandmotherâs knee in New Mexico nine decades ago marked her 99th birthday in July, the way she has marked so many milestones, surrounded by quilters. Roberta Akin, a founding member of the Chino Valley Quilters, celebrated her birthday at the guildâs monthly gathering at the United Methodist Church, sharing 13 of her handcrafted quilts in a trunk show for her fellow members. Jesse Bertel is a reporter/videographer for the Prescott News Network.
Chino Valley library wraps dinosaur-themed summer with roaring finale (opens the original)
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A summer of live animals, hands-on science and prehistoric adventures came to a fitting close at Memory Park Wednesday morning, July 15. The Chino Valley Public Libraryâs 2026 Summer Reading Program wrapped up with a visit from Dino Crew Entertainment, drawing families for an outdoor celebration that included lifelike dinosaur encounters, water play and lawn games. Jesse Bertel is a reporter/videographer for the Prescott News Network. Follow him on Facebook @ JesseBertel, email him at jbertel@
Natural History Institute to host four-day Mogollon Highlands Festival (opens the original)
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The Natural History Institute will host the Mogollon Highlands Festival from July 9 to 12 at 126 N. Marina St., Prescott, a four-day celebration of science, art, and community. The festival highlights the extraordinary ecological significance of the Mogollon Highlands, one of the most biologically diverse and underrecognized regions in North America. The festival opens with a keynote address by naturalist and explorer David Gilligan, âThe Mogollon Highlands: A Naturalistâs Perspective,â at
Master Gardeners explore Indigenous plant knowledge in Paulden library presentation (opens the original)
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A free educational presentation on the botanical traditions of local Indigenous tribes comes to a small but welcoming community library later this week. Tricia Michelson of the Yavapai County Master Gardeners Speakers Bureau presents Ethnobotany of Local Area Indian Tribes from 1 to 2 p.m. Wednesday, July 8, at the Paulden Public Library, 16 W. Big Chino Road. Ethnobotany is the scientific study of how a culture or region identifies, names, classifies, and uses the plants native to its area, not
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