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Taylor Town Hall

Taylor area schools placed on lockdown

Mar 13
Photo by Diana HutchisonThe Snowflake Town Council welcomed Greg Brimhall (left) as the newest member of the council. Judge Fred Petersen (right) swore in Brimhall during the council meeting. Also pictured are Councilman Hunter Lewis (second from left) and Mayor Lynn Johnson (second from right).

Greg Brimhall is sworn in as new councilman

Mar 13

Taylor Council approves project to ease school traffic congestion

Mar 6
Taylor Town Hall

Taylor Town Council approves drought plan

Mar 6
Photo courtesy of Taylor-Snowflake Fire & Medical DepartmentTaylor-Snowflake Fire & Medical Department recently conducted wildland fire training at the Town of Snowflake Municipal Golf Course. Every year fire crews burn the dried reeds around the waterways. Burning the reeds helps the golf course clear the area by removing the dead and dried vegetation and keeps the cattails from becoming overgrown. The exercise also provides a training opportunity in preparing for wildland firefighting.

TSFMD gets Wildland fire training to improve services

Feb 27

NPC anticipates increased funding for coming fiscal year

Feb 27

Scholarships lead to success for NPC students

Feb 27
Photo by Diana HutchisonCongressman Tom O’Halleran (D) held a question and answer session at the Silver Creek Senior Center in Snowflake on Feb. 22. Dozens of community members were in attendance to ask the Congressman questions about topics such as the Second Amendment, abortion, the economy and illegal immigration.

Residents address concerns with Congressman Tom O’Halleran

Feb 27
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Diversity amongst staff and faculty a challenge for NPC

Feb 27
Photo by Diana HutchisonThe 2018 Navajo County Spelling Bee was held on Feb. 14 at the Snowflake High School auditorium. After 14 rounds of competition, it came down to these final three students. Pictured here is first place winner Jett Jue (left), second place winner Trinity Hughes (middle) and third place winner Hyrum Baker (right).

Students show spelling skills at Navajo County Spelling Bee

Feb 20