The system’s interconnected layout makes it easy to circumvent the sporadic obstacles.
Nancy Fain, who moved to the community after marrying Bill in the 1960s, recalls her excitement when YRMC East opened in 2006. MORE THINGS TO DO: For restaurant reviews, travel tips, concert picks and more, subscribe to azcentral.com. From State Route 69 in Prescott Valley, go 0.1 miles south on Prescott East Highway to Second Street. The couple lived in Camp Verde and their son, Norman William, was born in 1907. The trails wind among scrubby highlands, slender canyons, leafy backwaters behind the lake’s dam, calm shorelines, a created waterfall and stony grottoes along Lynx Creek. Although no official mileages are given for the secondary trails, my GPS recorded 3.6 miles for the entire system.
Details: Prescott Valley Parks and Recreation Department, pvaz.net/DocumentCenter/View/4817/Welcome-to-Fain-Park.
Norman Fain III speaks about his family’s history with three other members of his family Saturday, Aug. 10, 2019, during the Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering.
However, the kids who currently spend time in the club will now remember it as a different name-the Fain Family Branch. The proximity of high-quality hospital services attracts employers. In 1902, she married Granville “Dan” Fain, whose ranching family had been in Arizona since 1874. “Dad burned out an engine on the way to the hospital, but we got there and at the end of the day it all worked out,” Ron said. Raised on the core values of hard work, determination, integrity and ingenuity, the Fains have always been dedicated to investing in the community that has taken root in the wide expanse of the sunlit, big sky landscape once called Lonesome Valley.
“A community needs healthcare, schools and parks. That generous gift from the Fain family came in the form of the land – prime Prescott Valley real estate – on which Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC) East stands today.
Subscribe to YRMC HealthConnect for monthly email updates and A fishing dock, bridge, dam observation platform, picnic ramadas, restrooms and a barrier-free lakeside path round out the family-friendly amenities of this compact gem. His grandfather, Granville 'Dan' Fain, was born on a Cornville cattle ranch in 1879. While all four generational leaders of the family had other interests, they all came back to the land and cattle, their home, and the family’s destiny. Although the trails are well-marked, seasonal flooding and washouts can make certain areas inaccessible.
Their success and longevity is testament to their innovative thought and dedication to a lifestyle in harmony with natural resources. Associated Asset Management, Water/trash/sewer – $55 added to monthly rent, Electric, gas, telephone, cable service established by tenant, Note: Phase II is all electric, $20 a month pet rent each pet w/ max of two pets at 50lbs or less, $150 refundable pet deposit and $150 non refundable sanitation fee, Individual pet’s weight when fully grown must not exceed 50 pounds, Current vaccine and weight for all dogs are required prior to move in, Application fee – $50 per adult applicant, Security Deposit – $500 /$600 Upgrade Units.