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Nov 1

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Nov 1

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Nov 1

Holbrook Arrests Oct. 18-24, 2023

Nov 1

It all begins with a plan and that plan begins with the Career & College Prep staff at NPC.

Eagle Fest featured NPC offerings and more

Oct 31

Photo by Kathleen SmithThe City of Holbrook is wrapping up the Eighth Avenue project. According to Interim City Manager Randy Sullivan, the drainage is complete and this week the work includes back-filling and prepping for curb, gutter and sidewalk. Next week they hope to be able to patch the road and open it to traffic. The road will remain partially blocked while a retaining wall is being built. Working on the project are city employees Daniel Gabaldon (in backhoe), and (left to right) David Watson, Shawn Cassidy and Shinea Tsinne.

Eighth Avenue project

Oct 31

Violinist Kylie Jim will play the National Anthem at the Nov. 15 Phoenix Suns game.

Kylie Jim to perform at Phoenix Suns game

Oct 31

Photos courtesy of Grow ArizonaIt was friendly competition between Army recruiters and a Navy supporter at the fair, with a push-up challenge that brought a crowd of observers.

Hundreds attend local interactive career fair

Oct 31

Photo by Nicole YoungHolbrook Volunteer Fire Department firefighters Jacob Baker (left) and Michael Young (right), along with Sparky (center) paid a visit to Park and Hulet elementary schools in Holbrook on Thursday, Oct. 19, including these students from the pre-school at Park Elementary School, providing a slide show for students on fire prevention as Part of Fire Prevention Week.

Holbrook volunteer firefighters step up to inform kids about fire prevention

Oct 24

Photo by Talaina KorGhosts, ghouls and goblins are on their way to celebrating Halloween festivities that begin this weekend and will continue until Tuesday, Oct. 31. For those taking the tour of scary stops, the Joe City Halloween house located on Main Street in Joseph City (pictured here) is a must-see. Every year the Berge’s top the year before with more to thrill and terrify.

Halloween

Oct 24