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FEBRUARY 2019
ROUNDABOUT CLARKDALE
2019 Animal Permits
It is Animal Permit time again.
Per Article 6-3 of the Clarkdale Town Code,
an animal permit is required for anyone
keeping livestock, poultry or fowl.
Applications are available at the
Community Development Department at
890 Main Street or on our Town Website at
www.clarkdale.az.gov.
All animal permits will be active from date
of purchase to December 31, 2019. You
may pay by check, cash, or credit card.
The Community
Development Department
is open Monday through
Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:30
p.m. and Friday, 8:00 a.m.
to noon.
Contact the Community Development Department at
(928) 639-2500 with any questions or if you would like
your Clarkdale business featured in a monthly article.
www.clarkdale.az.gov
Hosted by the Mingus Gem & Mineral Club and sponsored by the Town of Clarkdale.
Vendors from across the state will be offering unique and interesting mineral specimens,
crystals, gemstones, jewelry, findings, beads, fossils, and cutting material at competitive prices!
Fun for the whole family! Children’s activities and a FREE child starter rock kit. Daily raffles with a
chance to win beautiful prizes. Admission is FREE.
Event Schedule February 22, 23 and 24
Friday and Saturday 9:00 AM — 5:00 PM Sunday 10:00 AM — 4:00 PM
Clark Memorial Clubhouse Auditorium, 19 N. 9th Street For more information contact the Mingus
Gem & Mineral Club at (928) 451-9193
What’s Happening at Clark Memorial Library
Come see the marvelous spun and woven creations on display through February 28, 2019, comprising the “Wonderful Wovens” Exhibit of the Verde Valley Weavers & Spinners Guild and Rainbow Acres Weavers.
Writing Workshop for writers or for everyone with a story inside on Monday, February 11, 2019, from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Local artist, poet and author Ann Metlay will hold a workshop for anyone who wants to record their VALENTINE MEMORIES! Attendees will be given writing prompts to spur memories with opportunities for optional sharing. Bring writing materials and a sense of adventure. Please stop in or call the Library at 928-634-5423 to reserve your place. Attendance is limited.
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Saturday, February 16th
Flagstaff Friends of Traditional Music
CONTRA DANCE Dance Lessons start at 6:30 PM
Dance Starts at 7:00 PM Hosted by the Clarkdale Historic Society & Museum
Clark Memorial Clubhouse Auditorium
Saturday, February 9th and February 22nd
8:30 AM—11:00 AM
Tuzigoot National Monument BIRD WALK
25 Tuzigoot Road, Clarkdale (928) 634-5564
February 22nd-24th
Gem & Mineral Show & Sale Clark Memorial Clubhouse Auditorium
Brought to you by the Mingus Gem & Mineral Club
For more info on these and other events, visit www.clarkdale.az.gov or call (928) 639-2460
www.clarkdale.az.gov
2019 CONCERTS IN THE PARK
SAVE THE DATES! FEAUTURED BANDS TBD
JUNE 8, 22
JULY 6, 20
AUGUST 3, 17, 31
SEPTEMBER 15
Town of Clarkdale Offices will be CLOSED on
February 18th: Presidents’ Day Observation
Clarkdale Historic Society and Museum
FIRST FRIDAY— February 1st, 10:00 A.M. at St. Thomas Episcopal Church (899 First South Street). The featured speaker will be Jane Goddard, youngest daughter of Jess and Margaret Goddard. Although born in Nogales, Jane spent her youth in Camp Verde and Cottonwood. Her ties to the Upper Verde are strong with Jess’s parents, Will and Maude Goddard. They arrived in the Verde Valley in 1894, and lived and worked at several ranches, including the Apache Maid, the UVX Ranch, the Jim Brown Ranch, and also sold hay. In 1908, Will and his uncle bought the first steam powered thrashing machine. Don Goddard, Jane’s cousin, assisted in pouring the old cement slab in the Clarkdale Town Park for the regularly held square dances in the 1960’s. Please join us to hear the story of a long-standing Verde Valley family. Coffee and cookies will be available!
CHSM would like to ask for your support of the St. Thomas Food Pantry by donating non-perishable food items at each First Friday event. The receptacle is located on First South right across from the Post Office, next to the Fire Department.
www.clarkdaleheritage.org (928) 649-1198
9th Annual Clarkdale Car Show and Chili Cook-off
Warm weather is on its way! Pick up a Verde River Membership parking pass valid for 12 months at the Verde River @ Clarkdale’s Lower TAPCO River Access Point. Only $40 for Clarkdale residents! Funds support the
VR@C project.
Membership passes are available at the Town
Hall Administrative Offices, 39 N. 9th Street.
Contact Community Services for more info
at (928) 639-2460. Races with the Arizona
Cyclekart Club
Hosted by the Clarkdale Downtown Business Alliance and the
Clarkdale Foundation
Volunteers are needed, if you are interested please log
on to the event website and follow the link to sign up.
www.clarkdalecarshow.com
Saturday, March 9 / 9:00 - 2:00 / Clarkdale Historic District
Participants must register to show their
vehicle!
Log on to the event website to register. Space is limited to
150 vehicles.