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The 61st Annual Hashknife Pony Express Ride set for next week

Feb 1
Photo by Linda KorIn a photo from 2009, the Reynolds brothers (left to right) Pat, Carl, Mark and Steve are shown here after being sworn in as mail carriers for the 52nd Annual Hashknife Pony Express Ride.

Steve Reynolds recalls Hashknife legacy

Jan 23

Riders prepare for 61st Annual Hashknife Pony Express Ride

Jan 23
Photo by Toni GibbonsDr. Judy Yip-Reyes, institutional effectiveness director with Northland Pioneer College, addresses the Navajo County Community College District Governing Board regarding preparation for the Higher Learning Commission’s accreditation team.

College preparing for accreditation review

Jan 23

NPC looks to improve IT security following audit

Jan 23
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NPC introduces a new, mobile friendly website

Jan 23
Photo by Toni GibbonsDr. Don Shumway addressed the Taylor Town Council on Jan. 17 at a special meeting for funding the purchase of the Roy Palmer Business Park. Shumway cautioned the council on their decision to purchase the park and encouraged them to slow down.

Taylor Council moves ahead with land lease purchase agreement

Jan 23
Photo by Toni GibbonsNavajo County Superintendent of Schools Jalyn Gerlich (right) swore-in Wendy McVickers (left) as a new board member and Carole Owens (center) as a continuing board member on the Snowflake Unified School District Board at the Jan. 10 meeting.

Carole Owens selected to continue as president of SUSD school board

Jan 16
Photo by Toni GibbonsPastor Dave Marshall of Calvary Community Bible Fellowship (left) along with Dale Call (right), building inspector with Snowflake Planning and Zoning, explained the request to develop an administrative office and youth facility on the property located at 89 E. Third S. St. during the Snowflake Town Council meeting.

Snowflake gives OK to two new developments

Jan 16
Photo by Toni GibbonsAssistant County Manager Bryan Layton explained the grim realities the county is facing over the next five years as a result of the failure of the Jail District Tax to the Navajo County Board of Supervisors.

The financial future of the county remains uncertain

Jan 16