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Jolynn Fox retires as director of Navajo County Historical Society

Mar 22
Photo courtesy of Joseph City Elementary SchoolIn celebration of National Pi Day last week Ayden Righi (left) and Paxton Bushman (right) were each presented with a pie for memorizing the most digits of Pi out of all the fifth and fourth grade students at Joseph City Elementary School. For Ayden it was a chocolate cream pie and Paxton wanted a lemon meringue pie. Students that memorized at least 10 digits of Pi, earned an engraved Pi pencil.

Students get their just desserts for Pi Day

Mar 22
Photo courtesy of Joseph City ArtsCast members for “Little Shop of Horror” include (top row, left to right) Lacy Deets, Jocelyn Moss, Sarya Heward, Brinlee Snyder, Tommy Stotts, (middle) Mason Hancock, and (bottom row) Bridger Fields, Ava Hancock, Abi Smith, Kayle James and Riley Taylor.

Joseph City Arts to present ‘Little Shop of Horrors’

Mar 22
Photo courtesy of the Holbrook Emergency Food BankThe new board of the Holbrook Emergency Food Bank include (left to right) Darcel Minter, Pete Roach, President Mike Nilsson, Secretary Lisa Salazar (seated), Delton Jenkins, Brent Turley, (not pictured) Treasurer Francie Payne, Christine Nilsson, Shannon Lange and Carla Gabaldon. The Holbrook Emergency Food Bank is open 12 to 2 p.m., Monday through Friday and is located at 217 Joy Nevin Ave. The food bank may supply up to four boxes of food per year to people in the Holbrook area based on need. This is a volunteer staff, with donations to go towards the purchase of food for those in need.

New board to serve the Holbrook Emergency Food Bank

Mar 16
Photo by L. ParsonsRemington Nelson celebrates not only St. Patrick’s Day tomorrow but her third birthday as well. Here she is in front of the holiday decorations at her daycare, Imagination Station in Winslow.

St. Pats

Mar 16
Photo courtesy of Northland Pioneer CollegeAdrian Herder’s "Dragonwater" piece is one example of the beautiful works he creates using the pit firing process.

Diné artist shares creating pottery in public traditional pit firing event

Feb 22
Photos courtesy of Teydon RaeLocal children’s author Teydon Rae has a new book, “Kami Koala Makes a Decision” that is inspired by her own experiences raising children.

Local author hosting Kickstarter for ‘Kami Koala Makes a Decision’

Feb 22
Photo courtesy of Joseph City Unified School DistrictThe winners of the Joseph City Unified School District spelling bee are Destiny Stonecalf, first place; Trenton Deets, second place; Sahzira Schoby, third place; and Kaden Humes, alternate.

JCUSD spelling bee winners

Feb 1
Photo by Richard LarsenThe City of Winslow’s Arts Council, along with HGTV’s Hometown Kickstart has revealed the public project they have spent the last few months creating. The Art Car project can be seen along First Street in Winslow and features several classic cars turned works of art.

Art Car Project added to Winslow’s tourist sites

Feb 1
Photo by Nicole Reynolds/nicolereynoldsphotography.comClear Creek Cowboy Patrick Reynolds (left) makes the mail back handoff to fellow rider Nick Attenberger (right) along Territorial Road during the first Territorial Road Pony Express from Winslow to Holbrook held last Saturday.

Clear Creek Cowboys complete Territorial Pony Express Ride

Feb 1