Prescott, Arizona, the county seat of Yavapai County, was the capital of the Arizona Territory from 1964 to 1867, at which time the capital was moved to Tucson, and later to Phoenix. The Yavapai-Prescott Indian Tribe reservation is situated partially in the city.
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Covers city leadership and services including elected officials, meetings, construction projects, budget, finance, community profile, and business environment.
http://www.cityofprescott.net/
Consists of a description of the camp, its retreats and programs, a photo album of past campers, and a list of frequently asked questions. There is also a map with directions to the camp and contact details.
http://www.copperbasinbiblecamp.org/
Located in Prescott, Arizona, J&G Sales is a family-owned business specializing in firearms, ammunition, and accessories. Established in 1946, shoppers may browse the inventory in its store or via its online product catalog, which is sorted into categories for Firearms, Ammo, Mags, Optics, and Accessories, each of which are pictured, described, and prices offered. An introduction to the business, job openings, informational articles, and contacts are provided.
https://www.jgsales.com/
Prescott Alternative Transportation
The Prescott Alternative Transportation is a non-profit organization which promotes real choices in transportation by making sure cities incorporate bicycle and pedestrian facilities.
http://www.prescottbikeped.org/
Organization provides community profile and information including current news and events, history, local jobs, government services, and area links of interest.
http://www.prescott.org/
The world's oldest rodeo, an annual event since 1887, provides information on the upcoming rodeo, the schedule, specialty acts, and history of Frontier Days. Also offers online tickets.
http://www.worldsoldestrodeo.com/
Features area history, tradition, art, and culture. Includes vacation itineraries, attractions, museums, theatre, fine arts, outdoor recreation, and places to stay.
http://www.visit-prescott.com/
The city's amateur radio club displays reminders about upcoming meetings, dues and the club repeater. Also reports on bandplan, the club's bylaws and history, and members. Offers a free newsletter for those interested.
http://www.w7yrc.org/
