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Photo by Kellie Spangler/spanglerpics.comThirty-four Holbrook Little League players come out for the Arizona Public Service Co. Baseball Clinic, where they learned more about throwing, hitting and pitching from retired Major League Baseball players Ken Phelps, Ron Davis, Bob Lacey and Lou Klimchock. Participating in the clinic were (front row, left to right) Markus Baca, Baler Reidhead, Tildyn Larson, Ty Larson, Simeon Shaw, Stefan Trujillo, Matthew Pecotte, Daniel Bakurza, Austin Perry, Mathias Montijo, David Beltran, (second row) Lou Klimchock, Marcus Oberriter, Mason Archunde, Conner Winn, Kalub Trujillo, Jesse Polzin, Michael Archunde, Jesse Folden, Nick Reid, Caleb Bakurza, Isaiah Padilla, Andrew Takala, Hesston Reidhead, (third row) Jeremiah Sawyer, Kyle Smith, Mauricio Baca, Isaac Martinez, Daniel Montijo, Tyler Brown, Niko Espitia, Alex Reid, Destin Bauer, Carson Hatch, Issrael Ramos, (back row) Ken Phelps, Bob Lacey and Ron Davis. Each young ball player received a T-shirt, a baseball autographed by all four retired MLB players, snacks and pizza after the clinic.

Little Leaguers learn from the pros

Jun 20

William Larry Baca

Jun 19
Snyder Wayne

Wayne I. Snyder

Jun 16
blood drive

Blood drive slated June 27 in Winslow

Jun 15
AZ Capital

Taylor Municipal Airport to get new runway lighting

Jun 15

Taste of Holbrook to be held June 22

Jun 15

Summer of fun is lined up for the youth of Holbrook

Jun 15

Work begins on SR 87 bridge

Jun 15
Photo by L. ParsonsSarah Herve, deputy chief of interpretation at Petrified Forest National Park, shows the garbage collected by the Native Youth Conservation Corps at Clear Creek last weekend.

Native Youth Conservation Corps cleans up waters of Clear Creek

Jun 15
The Tribune-News archivesThe Methodist church, or Community Church as it was called, was built in 1913 to serve the families that came to Holbrook to carve out a life in the rough and rowdy West.

Restoration turns back time at Holbrook’s first church

Jun 15