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City of Winslow

Open meeting law explained to council

Jun 18
Photo by Tim KelleyThe broken flap gate on the Little Colorado Levee was discovered on June 13. Repairs are expected to be made by early next week.

Holbrook Levee’s flap gate is damaged by vandalism

Jun 18
Photo by Linda KorChloe Pettice, Avery Farley, Karoline Belknap and Marina Rossi (pictured left to right) work to help fund a new roof for the Navajo County Historic Courthouse at 25 cents a cup with a lemonade stand they started on the courthouse lawn. Kim Belknap (right) gets a cool drink to help support the endeavor. A new roof for the courthouse is estimated to cost $175,000 but the girls said that they believe it’s a worthwhile endeavor to help preserve history.

Kids get to work to help restore an invaluable piece of history

Jun 18
Photo Courtesy of KompoThe Kompo family of staff emphasizes the importance of compassionate care for each individual patient’s medical condition.

Stigma falls away as cannabis use for health concerns increase

Jun 18

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