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This is a unique opportunity to hear and be heard by the executive team at Northern Arizona Health Care (NAH). NAH is the largest healthcare organization in the region, with a team of more than 3,000 doctors, nurses and other experts. It is a nonprofit healthcare system, governed by a volunteer board of directors. For more than 50 years, Northern Arizona Healthcare has provided high-quality healthcare for patients in northern Arizona. Rick Gray, executive in charge of Verde Valley Operations and a team of senior managers will share updates on recently expanded services and future plans for this area. They would also like to hear from the people of the area regarding questions and concerns about the important subject of health care.

This is a unique opportunity to hear and be heard by the executive team at Northern Arizona Health Care (NAH). NAH is the largest healthcare organization in the region, with a team of more than 3,000 doctors, nurses and other experts. It is a nonprofit healthcare system, governed by a volunteer board of directors. For more than 50 years, Northern Arizona Healthcare has provided high-quality healthcare for patients in northern Arizona. Rick Gray, executive in charge of Verde Valley Operations and a team of senior managers will share updates on recently expanded services and future plans for this area. They would also like to hear from the people of the area regarding questions and concerns about the important subject of health care.

Join us for Part Two of an updated look at UFOs, Aliens and Other Things Extraterrestrial. The presenter is Rick Rokosz, a retired aerospace executive, OLLI Facilitator, and a self-professed Space / UFO geek. Rick picks up where he left off with his humorous approach to an update of this topic based on the most recent Pentagon files release. Session two will include a brief recap of session one for those who may have missed it and will continue with interactive audience dialogue and discussion about UFOs and a myriad of other things of an extraterrestrial nature. Come and be part of the out-of-this-world fun experience.

Join us for Part Two of an updated look at UFOs, Aliens and Other Things Extraterrestrial. The presenter is Rick Rokosz, a retired aerospace executive, OLLI Facilitator, and a self-professed Space / UFO geek. Rick picks up where he left off with his humorous approach to an update of this topic based on the most recent Pentagon files release. Session two will include a brief recap of session one for those who may have missed it and will continue with interactive audience dialogue and discussion about UFOs and a myriad of other things of an extraterrestrial nature. Come and be part of the out-of-this-world fun experience.

Jason Zinzilieta, general manager of KYCA Radio and Prescott Broadcasting stations, will discuss the history of radio broadcasting, from the beginning through the Golden Age of Radio to today's technology, along with how radio has evolved with the times and radio in the Prescott and Yavapai County areas. Jason has worked in the broadcast industry for 40 years and continues to bring the world to Prescott and Yavapai County through radio.

Jason Zinzilieta, general manager of KYCA Radio and Prescott Broadcasting stations, will discuss the history of radio broadcasting, from the beginning through the Golden Age of Radio to today's technology, along with how radio has evolved with the times and radio in the Prescott and Yavapai County areas. Jason has worked in the broadcast industry for 40 years and continues to bring the world to Prescott and Yavapai County through radio.

By the early 1900’s America’s “Wild West” was a thing of the past. The states were calm and safe for their citizens…. except for ARIZONA. In 1901 the Territory was still a snake pit of rustlers, murderers, banditos and train robbers. AZ was even too tough and lawless to be admitted as a state! Learn with Ron Anderson the story of the most unique group of men in our state’s history. A small cadre of tough, hard riding and quick on the trigger lawmen who tamed the wild AZ Territory and aided it becoming a state.

By the early 1900’s America’s “Wild West” was a thing of the past. The states were calm and safe for their citizens…. except for ARIZONA. In 1901 the Territory was still a snake pit of rustlers, murderers, banditos and train robbers. AZ was even too tough and lawless to be admitted as a state! Learn with Ron Anderson the story of the most unique group of men in our state’s history. A small cadre of tough, hard riding and quick on the trigger lawmen who tamed the wild AZ Territory and aided it becoming a state.