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Native american dancer

Native Winter Culture Night set next week at Park School

Nov 1
Photo courtesy of the Snowflake-Taylor Police Department - Snowflake-Taylor Police Officer Jerry Whipple received an award from Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) at the 27th annual DUI Enforcement Awards held Oct. 6 at the Phoenix Country Club. MADD recognized officers, first responders and prosecutors who are making a difference in their communities in the fight against impaired driving. Area honorees included Sergeant Tony Notah of the Apache County Sheriff's Office, Trooper Abel Ballesteros of the Arizona Department of Public Safety, who is assigned to Navajo County, Deputy Kyle Esparza of the Navajo County Sheriff's Office, Officer Noah VanHilsen of the St. Johns Police Department and Officer Whipple.

MADD honors Officer Whipple

Nov 1
Photo by Linda Kor - Jake Steinfeld, chairman of the National Foundation for Governors’ Fitness Councils, gets a warm welcome from students at the George Gardner Performing Arts Center during a celebration of the new Don’t Quit Fitness Center at Hulet Elementary School.

Holbrook celebrates the addition of new $100,000 fitness center

Nov 1
Marijane 2

Prestwich takes his name off claims against Snowflake

Nov 1
Snowflake Welcome Sign

Snowflake Town Council OKs three potential CDBG projects

Nov 1
christmas present

Winslow Christmas Parade is scheduled November 19

Nov 1
Photo courtesy of the Old Trails Museum - The Old Trails Museum’s 2017 historical calendar on US Route 66 debuts at the 2016 annual meeting of the Winslow Historical Society on Sunday, Nov. 6.

Winslow Historical Society to hold annual meeting Sunday

Nov 1
Winslow City Hall

Winslow City Council discusses future of police-court complex

Nov 1
barrel racing

Barrel race winners are noted

Nov 1
Photo by Linda Kor - Holbrook High School will present Edelweiss at 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 4 and 5, at the George Gardner Performing Arts Center on the school campus. The play transports the audience back to the Nazi regime in Germany and the impact the oppressive control of government had on the youth. The show is a gift to the community and no admission will be charged. The cast includes (front row, left to right) Emma Carlisle as Lilly, Lauryn Hall as Eleanore, Lily Hawk as Edith, Ariah Secody as Renita, (back row) Logan Rose as Kurt, Denyce Hawk as Frau Decker and Cruz Denetso as Herr Reidl.

‘Edelweiss’ opens on Friday

Nov 1