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Holbrook Elks Lodge No. 2450 presented a $1,000 check to the Holbrook Youth Football and Cheer group to help with providing football uniforms for the kids. The grant was provided to Holbrook Elks from the Arizona Elks Major Projects for meeting a donation quota from local members. Pictured are Elks members Cindy Allen (holding check), Yolanda Lincoln (right of Allen), and (next to Lincoln) Beverly Goodnight, with Coach Jonathan Sample accepting the check along with players and assistant coaches.

Local youth get big support from Holbrook Elks

Sep 16
Winslow paid homage to those impacted by the 9-11 terrorist attacks at a special ceremony held at the 9-11 Memorial Park. Fire Chief Michael Duran (left) places his hand on his heart as the American flag is raised by Ken Evans (right).

Honoring those taken on 9-11

Sep 16
C4F NC fair

It’s time for the Navajo County Fair!

Sep 9
The City of Holbrook was honored as a 2025 Play Ball Fund grant recipient, presented by Arizona Complete Health and the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation. As part of the celebration, City Manager Randy Sullivan (right) and youth athlete London Gardner (left) had the opportunity to step onto Chase Field and accept the award before the Diamondbacks faced off against the Cleveland Guardians on Aug. 19. This $1,000 grant recognizes the city’s dedication to supporting youth athletes.

Holbrook youth win big at Diamondbacks game

Sep 9
Roxy Theater, Holbrook: now showing. One screen, 290 seats, on Route 66 since 1954. See what's playing.
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Roxy Theater, Holbrook: now showing. One screen, 290 seats, on Route 66 since 1954. See what's playing.

Roxy Theater
Tyler Curtis (right) throws a ball at the dunk tank target, sending Roman Bard (left) into the water during Clear Creek Days hosted by Little Colorado Medical Center at McHood Park last Saturday. The event featured kayak races, horseshoes, a rubber duck race and several local food trucks, with all proceeds benefiting the LCMC Foundation to support future events and initiatives and assist families in need.

Clear Creek Days

Sep 9
Author Lisa Schnebly Heidinger signs copies of her book “Arizona Friend Trips: Stories from the Road” during a visit at Winslow Public Library last week.

Author visits Winslow to share book selected for Library of Congress Center

Aug 26
At the grand opening of Broken Focus Studio on Aug. 23 in Winslow, artists Randall Sahmie (left), Cheri Sahmie (center) and Yancey Katoney (right) welcomed the community into their new shared creative space.

Randall and Cheri Sahmie bring their vision to Broken Focus Studio

Aug 26
Tattoo artist and painter Yancey Katoney sits inside his Spotted Toad Tattoo Shop at Broken Focus Studio in Winslow, the creative space he now shares with fellow Native artists Randall and Cheri Sahmie.

Katoney’s ink and paint add a bold new chapter to Winslow’s art scene

Aug 18
The Winslow Art’s Council had their fourth annual FAB (food, arts and blues) Festival last Saturday at the Route 66 Plaza. Tommy Dukes (right), Winslow’s own Arizona Blues Hall of Famer headlined the festival with his band with a mix of covers and original songs. Other members of the band include (left to right) S.E. Willis on keyboard, Tony Armijo on bass and Jeff Porturica on drums.

FAB Fest

Aug 5
P&J’s Tasty Toppings has opened its doors in Winslow. Cortney (left), Paula (fourth from the right), Luini (holding scissors) and Martin Vargas (right) open the family run in what was the former Dairy Queen to much acclaim from attendees trying the sweet treats in the summer heat.

New ice cream shop opens in Winslow!

Aug 5