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Zach Davis of the Winslow Police Department lines up a jump shot as Winslow Fire Department firefighter Sal Hernandez leaps to block him during the first annual Fire vs. Police Basketball Showdown in Winslow. In a nail-biter until the final minute, the fire department claimed a 62-57 victory in its inaugural game.

Close game excites fans at Winslow’s first Fire-PD basketball game

Mar 5
The Petrified Forest National Park is offering guided hikes throughout the park in March and April.

Celebrate Arizona Archeology month with a hike at PFNP

Feb 26
Husband and wife duo Chase (middle) and Cherise Hebert (right) standing with their son and chef Jayson (left) in the kitchen that is now their own on the corner of Williamson Avenue and Second Street. Their successful food truck has driven them to the destination of their dreams: their own restaurant.

Cajian Creations’ unique cuisine comes to Winslow

Feb 26
NPC All-Arizona Academic Team members (left to right) Rivke Huma, Rhiannon Walker, Graecyn Lewis, Carter Papa, Caleb Anson, Dahkoshay Hinton, and (not pictured) Elliot Emerson and Tyler Wiley were recognized at the State All-Arizona Academic Awards Ceremony in Gilbert.

NPC’s 2025 All-Arizona Academic Team recognized at state ceremony

Feb 26
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.

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Petroglyph Canyon is an area near Rainbow Forest in the Petrified Forest National Park with many petroglyphs and fascinating erosional landforms, accessed by an old road that was made in the 1930s and closed in the 1950s. A guided hike to the canyon and other sites is available to the public next month.

Celebrate Arizona Archeology month with a hike at PFNP

Feb 19
Clear Creek Cowboys President Tim Kelley shows the Winslow council his new letter carrying bag he will be using for the ride.

Clear Creek Cowboys ride next month

Feb 19
Local blues legend Tommy Dukes (pictured) held a recent practice where the Painted Desert Tribune was invited. To listen to the music from that practice visit the Painted Desert Tribune Facebook page.

Local blues legend forms new band with old friends

Feb 19
Mr. G’s has expanded its offerings in Joseph City with the opening of Mr. G’s Bakery, located next to Mr. G’s Pizza on Main Street. Pictured are Julie and Bridger Fields, the mother and son team who bake such delicious treats as home baked bread, fudgy brownies and Pacific Café Donuts, named for the old Pacific Café that was once in operation in Joseph City where the Afterglow is now. The shop is currently open from 12 to 6 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays and will be expanding its offerings to include burgers in the near future.

Joseph City adds a sweet reason to visit this quaint community

Feb 11
The winners of the Joseph City Spelling Bee held on Jan. 29 at the BG Bennett Auditorium include seventh grader Paxton Bushman, alternate; eighth grader Zaiden Schoby, third place; fifth grader Alan Hayes, second place; and eighth grader Jai Walker-Smith, first place.

Joseph City Unified School District announces spelling bee winners

Feb 5
Members of the Holbrook Elks Lodge helped those in need by packing food boxes during the Christmas holiday at the Holbrook Senior Citizens Center. Pictured are (left to right) Darlene Brinkerhoff, Rosalie Harrelson, Cindy Allen, Beverly Goodnight and Phil Cobb.

Elks Lodge makes generous donations to local service organizations in Holbrook

Feb 5