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Photo by Diana HutchisonAfter 42 years with the SUSD, Psychologist Gaylan Jones is retiring. A ceremony was held on April 12 at the SUSD Governing Board meeting. Jones was presented a retirement survival bag of goodies and a plaque commemorating his 42 years of service.

SUSD psychologist retires after 42 years

Apr 17
Snowflake Welcome Sign

NAVIT program benefits area students and schools

Apr 17

SHS teachers educate the public on the need for increased funding

Apr 17
Photo by Diana HutchisonShawn “Erin” Casey of Lines-N-Signs, shares the photo covered wall of projects that he worked on with former mentor Richard Eby and hopes to continue his legacy.

Shawn Casey carries on a tradition of artistic expertise

Apr 17
Photo provided by Silver Creek Performing ArtsSilver Creek Performing Arts presents the a capella group Noteworthy. Noteworthy is a female ensemble from Brigham Young University. They will be performing at the Snowflake High School auditorium on April 12.

Top female a capella group to perform tomorrow

Apr 9
Taylor Town Hall

Taylor council rejects all bids for waste water project

Apr 9

Snowflake town council approves variances and special use permits

Apr 9
Snowflake Welcome Sign 1

NACOG visits with Snowflake residents regarding services

Apr 9
Photo by Diana HutchisonThe Snowflake Taylor Chamber of Commerce presented awards to local businesses and recognized local community members for their service at the annual awards banquet. Winners included Sarah Brimhall, ChangePoint Integrated Health, the Silver Creek Herald, Black Diamond Auto Glass, Andie McDowell, All Custom Exteriors, Dr. Chad Brimhall and Emalee’s Carniceria.

Local residents and businesses honored at chamber banquet

Apr 9
Photo provided by Taylor-Snowflake Fire & Medical DepartmentWind gusts blew a burn pile out of control showing the importance of defensible space surrounding a home. Navajo County recommends 30 to 70 feet of cleared defensible space around the home or at least to the property line.

Recent fire a reminder of importance of defensible space

Apr 9