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Holbrook council deadlocks in effort to select vice mayor

Jun 18
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Deadline is today to file for Holbrook city council seat

Jun 18
Photo by Toni GibbonsLisa Test gave passionate plea regarding the potential of fracking to the Navajo County Board of Supervisors at the June 12 meeting.

Residents voice concerns over potential fracking in the county

Jun 18
Photo by Diana HutchisonFourth of July events will be celebrated at the historic Hancock Log Cabin on Willow Lane in Taylor.

Fourth of July museum tours and hayrides slated

Jun 18
Snowflake Welcome Sign

Poker run will help feed those in need

Jun 18
Photo by Patsy BailonMembers of the Junior Catholic Daughters of Winslow responsible for constructing dresses for less fortunate children in Africa show off their work. Pictured are (front row) Malyia Dixon, (second row from left) Trenton Alonzo, Mila Bailon, Neyeli Quintana, (back row from left) Erika Sanchez and Susie Sanchez.

Local kids help African kids by making over 100 dresses

Jun 18
Photo courtesy of the Winslow Chamber of CommerceMore than 200 people spent the evening enjoying good food, good company and auctions as part of the annual “A Taste of Winslow.”

Annual ‘A Taste of Winslow’ brings in record revenues

Jun 18
Randy Williams with Operation 29:11 demonstrates how to make an Olla pot by gluing two clay pots together and gluing the pot bottom to one to cover the drain hole. A cheap cork fills the other drain hole and allows for water to be put in periodically.

Bringing hope, bringing change

Jun 15
James Mitchell found himself behind the wheel of his very own hotrod at the Route 66 Festival, which was part of the kid’s barrel train.

Cars and fun at Route 66 Festival

Jun 12
Photo by Toni GibbonsJoe Gillespie with the Northern Arizona Chapter of the Red Cross stops to pet one of the four dogs brought into the Navajo County Fairgrounds during the evacuation of residents due to the Highway 377 Fire on June 4.

Red Cross steps in to help during Highway 377 fire

Jun 12