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Old buildings get new business in Holbrook

Nov 29
Photo courtesy of Jacob Boyle Dr. Darrell Brimhall of Summit Healthcare discusses depression, anxiety, and suicide awareness and prevention with attendees at the Roadrunner Roost during the September RoostEd Talk.

RoostEd Talks touch on important topics

Nov 20
Photo Courtesy of Rich DinkelaIn March of 2018, members of the Route 66 Co-Op and volunteers (left to right) Rich Dinkela, Kristy Snow, Brian Ross, Mike Ward, Jerry Homes, Richard Walker, Jamie Jessop, Jim Ross and Shelley Graham started the first phase of the restoration project of the Painted Desert Trading post. The second photo shows what the structure looks like today.

Route 66 roadies work to restore historic trading post

Nov 19
Photo by China Cassidy The Hashknife Sheriff’s Posse Pony Express members including (left to right) Chairmen of the Board Tim Kelley, John Veendendaal, Aaron Colon, Jim Mobley, Greg Long, and Mayor Merrill Young, City Manager Ted Soltis, Councilman Tim Dixon, and other members Robert Black, Jerry Young, Scott Self and Walter Pocheco gathered for a photo after Mayor Young declared Feb. 3-8 as “Hashknife Pony Express Week”

Hashknife Pony Express Week proclaimed for February 3-8

Nov 19
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Local graduate earns prestigious Native American Music Award

Nov 12
Holbrook Holiday Events

Holbrook lines out its upcoming holiday events

Nov 12
Nav County

Secretary of State moves to improve voter confidence

Nov 5
Helium update

Helium company works to speed up permitting process

Nov 5
Vaping concerns

Health officials warn of the dangers of vaping

Oct 29
Photo by China CassidyHolbrook Police Officers Michael Kennedy (left), Michael Theobald (center) were awarded the Life-Saving Award by Chief Nathan Christensen (right) at the Oct. 24 city council meeting.

Officers recognized with Life Saving Award

Oct 29