A ribbon cutting ceremony was held Wednesday, Aug. 3 to officially open the new Prescott Kwik Trip at 1200 Henry St. Store manager Shinese Dellwo cut the ribbon. Local officials and Kwik Trip staff and management were on hand for the event. Photo by John McLoone

Prescott Fire Chief Tom Lytle accepted a check for $1,000 from Prescott Kwik Trip store manager Shinese Dellwo at the ribbon cutting ceremony for the new convenience store on Wednesday, Aug. 3. Lytle said the money will be earmarked to help buy more defibrillators for department use. Photo by John McLoone

Prescott Police Chief Eric Michaels talked about the Prescott K-9 unit on Wednesday Aug. 3 at the ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Prescott Kwik Trip, 1200 Henry St. Michaels was joined at the podium by Lisa Johnson, who spearheaded fundraising for the K-9 unit. The city’s first K-9 officer will be in the field in late fall, said Michaels. Kwik Trip made a $1,000 donation toward the K-9 fund. Photo by John McLoone