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The Holbrook Kiwanis hosted its annual event at the Hidden Cove Golf Course for the First Step Workshop clients. The members of the organization grilled hamburgers and hot dogs and provided root beer floats. The fun included a drive around the golf course in the carts, playing corn hole and use of the putting range. The First Step Workshop provides training, employment and job supervision of adult handicapped individuals in Navajo County. Pictured are members of the Holbrook Kiwanis organization and clients of First Step Workshop.

Kiwanis Club hosts special day for First Step Workshop clients

Aug 4

The City of Holbrook's summer intern program concluded with this group photo. Pictured are (left to right) City Manager Randy Sullivan, Library Director Emily Whitehorn, Director of Administration and Human Resources Misty Hatch, Hidden Cove Golf Course intern Jayson Hatch, Hidden Cove Golf Course Supervisor Stephen Rutherford, Hidden Cove Golf Course intern William Cassidy, and administration interns Jaiden Quezada and Macy Gardner.

City of Holbrook wraps up summer internship program

Aug 4

The Winslow Arts Council hosted the fifth annual FAB (Food, Arts and Blues) Festival last Saturday at Route 66 Plaza in Winslow. In photo on the left, Tony Armijo (left) on bass and Jeff Porturica (right) on drums lay down a dynamic groove. In the photo on the right, S.E. Willis (left) on keyboard and Tommy Dukes (right), Arizona Blues Hall of Famer, performed a mix of covers and original songs. The event also included food vendors and local artists showcasing their work.

FAB Fest

Aug 4

Pictured are (front row, left to right) Peter Bird, medic, Taylor Snowflake; Asher Harwell, EMT basic, Pinetop Wildland; Aubrey Clonts, EMT basic; Aaron Shumway, EMT basic; Kendell Benton, EMT basic; Jared Stone, EMT basic; (back row) Riane Dela Cruz, medic, Timber Mesa; Garrett Allen, medic, Timber Mesa; Bill Prentice, NPC EMT instructor; Michelle Prentice, paramedic instructor/EMS program coordinator; Joshua Simpson, medic; Marcus Pompe, medic, Pinetop Fire; Madison Delisle, medic, Alpine Fire; Austin Goodman, medic, Timber Mesa; and Weston Fuentes, medic, Timber Mesa.

NPC celebrates 13 EMT and paramedic graduates

Aug 4

Notice to Creditors #PB2026-00036 Estate: Virginia Freeman

Aug 3

Articles of Organization of Skylark 118 LLC

Aug 3

City of Holbrook Public Notice/Requests from David Smith, and Tricia Seymore

Jul 31

Articles of Organization of Erin R. Durbin PLLC

Jul 30

Articles of Organization of RWB Ranch Holdings LLC

Jul 30

Ordinance No. 1453 (City of Winslow)

Jul 29