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Navajo County

Supervisors honor Native American contributions

Dec 10
Photo by Toni GibbonsThe Snowflake Town Council recognized and thanked Barbara Bigler (center) with a gift of a poinsettia for all the time she has volunteered to repair and prepare the poinsettias displayed on the Main Street lamp posts each Christmas season for many years. Bigler is a longtime Snowflake resident and was an employee with the town where she served as the town clerk. Also pictured with Bigler are (left to right) Vice Mayor Kerry Ballard, councilmen Greg Brimhall, Cory Johnson, Byron Lewis, Hunter Lewis and Councilwoman Allison Perkins.

Snowflake OK’s rezoning for commercial development

Dec 10
Taylor Town Hall

Taylor Airport fencing slated for completion

Dec 10
Photo by Toni GibbonsJustice of the Peace Judge Fred Peterson (right) swore in the newly-elected and re-elected council members at the Taylor Town Council meeting on Dec. 6. Pictured are (left to right) Jason Brubaker, Bill Baldwin, David Smith, Kyle Peck and Carl Cosper.

Smith re-appointed as mayor of Taylor

Dec 10

Proposed purchase of Roy Palmer Business Park raises questions

Dec 10
Snowflake Welcome Sign

Arizona Game and Fish plans beyond hunting and fishing

Dec 10
Photo by Toni GibbonsThe Snowflake Town Christmas tree shining brightly in front of the historic Freeman home.

Christmas comes to Snowflake

Dec 3
Photo by Anita OjedaAnita Ojeda, a local Holbrook resident and bird photographer, captures a rare sighting of a black and white warbler from 2013.

Rare birding is found at Hidden Cove Park

Dec 3
Photo by Toni GibbonsVice Chairwoman Dawnafe Whitesinger (left) gave Navajo County Fair Little Buckaroo Queen Lily Moreno (right) a hug after crowning her.

Supervisors pay tribute to Navajo County youth

Dec 3
Photo by Toni GibbonsNavajo County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant David Clouse (left) stands with Sheriff KC Clark (right) as Clark announces his plans to retire in February at the Navajo County Board of Supervisors meeting.

Sheriff K.C. Clark to retire in February

Dec 3