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Alyssa Smith

Rallycross returns to Camp Verde on June 15

The 2024 Hot Summer Nights Rallycross event will take place at the Camp Verde Arena on Saturday, June 15. The event is open to the public to register to test their driving skills while following the safety measures and guidelines...

Community meeting addresses health care, presented by NAH, Spectrum and YCCHS

The Jan. 23 Cottonwood Community Awareness Group meeting focused on health care, featuring presentations from Northern Arizona Healthcare, Spectrum Healthcare and Yavapai County Community Health Services.  Northern Arizona Healthcare includes two hospitals, Verde Valley Medical Center and Flagstaff Medical Center,...

Verde Valley Archaeology Center hosts film festival

The Verde Valley Archaeology Center will be hosting its Indigenous Film Festival in partnership with the Sedona International Film Festival on Friday, Nov. 3, and Saturday, Nov. 4. The two-day event will feature films from the United States, Canada and...

Verde Valley communities plan Halloween events through Oct. 31

The Verde Valley is full of Halloween activities and events for both young and old. Here’s a guide to help navigate the fun this weekend across the region. Sedona Merchants throughout Uptown will open their doors from 5 to 8...

Jerry Martin tells tales of his great-great-grandfather Geronimo

The Sedona Heritage Museum hosted Jerry “Geronimo” Martin, a descendant of the famous Apache leader and medicine man Geronimo, to speak for their Living History series on Thursday, Feb. 9. His lecture, “Geronimo: Liberty or Death, That Was the Question,”...

Vincent Randall talks on the history of Apache and Yavapai peoples

The Clarkdale Historical Society & Museum presented the latest installment of its “First Friday In Their Own Words” series on Friday, Feb. 3, with speaker Vincent Randall. As the Apache Culture director for the Yavapai-Apache Nation, Randall discussed life in...

Data shows drought over in Yavapai County

The majority of Yavapai County is now out of drought, although it continues to sustain abnormally dry conditions.During the past month, drought affected 41,407 people in the county, or 19.6%, according to the National Integrated Drought Information System. The...

About Me

Alyssa Smith was born and raised in Maryland, earning her degree in Media Studies from the University of North Carolina Greensboro after a period of traveling out West. She spent her high school and early college years focusing on music journalism, interviewing, photographing and touring with bands and musicians. Her passion is analog photography and she loves photographing the scenes of Jerome, where she resides. Her love of the Southwest brought her to the reporter position at Larson Newspapers where she enjoys hiking with her dog along the Verde River and through the desert’s red rocks.
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