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Roadrunner basketball season begins this week

Nov 20

Recycling requirements updated for Winslow

Nov 20

New fees assessed for McHood Park

Nov 20
Photo courtesy of Arizona Public ServiceThis bird’s-eye view of the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Plant nuclear core shows some of its highly trained nuclear engineers at work.

Arizona’s nuclear plant is on the cutting edge of clean energy

Nov 20
Photo courtesy of Lynn JohnsonSnowflake Mayer and Physical Therapist Lynn Johnson takes a break to share a smile with the little girl of one the Haitian interpreters that works at the Port-de-Paix, Haiti clinic run by Phoenix Rising for Haiti. Johnson spent a week in October helping take care of patients at the clinic. “These kids just melt your heart,” said Johnson.

Lynn Johnson sees first hand the plight of Haitians

Nov 20
Photo courtesy of Holbrook Unified School DistrictNavajo County School Superintendent Jalyn Gerlich (right) swore in Linda Yazzie (middle) and Claudia Jackson (left), to the Holbrook Unified School District Governing Board last week. Yazzie (middle) is serving her seventh term as a HUSD board member and Jackson has been serving on the board since 2015.

HJHS to begin AVID program to increase student success

Nov 20
Photo by Toni GibbonsGalen Knight, regional commissioner for the American Youth Soccer Organization, took a moment to thank the City of Holbrook for going above and beyond in their support of the youth soccer program this year. Knight said approximately 100 children from ages three to 16 years old, participated in the program, which includes the communities of Holbrook, Joseph City and Woodruff.

Holbrook’s city manager search narrows down to 11 candidates

Nov 20

Holbrook welcomes new mayor and councilman

Nov 20
Navajo County

Failure of Proposition 419 concerns county officials

Nov 20
Photo by Toni GibbonsLeon Nuvayestewa, Sr., a member of the Hopi Tribe Earth Day Planning Committee, along with his daughter, Marissa, shared with the Navajo County Board of Supervisors at the meeting on Nov. 13, the results of the 2018 First Mesa Inaugural Clean-Up Day.

Effort clears 10 tons of trash from Hopi mesa

Nov 20