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Photos by Dan LutzickThe overall winner of the 72nd Annual Winslow Christmas Parade was Arizona Public Service who judges say captured the theme best. The Second Place winner was from First Mesa Elementary School (not pictured).

Winslow starts off the holidays with a parade

Nov 20

Three Joseph City runners compete at the state meet

Nov 13
Photo courtesy of Eagledancer Youth and Family ServicesCharla and Ron Hatch (top photo), co-founders of Eagledancer Youth and Family Services, and their three children pictured with Ron (bottom photo) Taylor, Heather Boone and April Peterson at the new headquarters of Eagledancer Youth and Family Services in Snowflake, work to help youth in need to lead happier lives.

A painful past leads to hope for struggling kids

Nov 7
Photos courtesy of the Navajo County Historical SocietyAlthough faded, this photo of Hashknife cowboys from the early 1900s shows the weapons and ammunition worn by these rough and often dangerous men.

Holbrook’s history details the true story of the Wild West

Oct 16
Photo by Toni GibbonsRichard Gorman, a Native American artist who lives in Holbrook, works on a contemporary Kachina painting in his studio. Much of his work is sold throughout galleries in the Southwest.

Richard Gorman’s artwork is a celebration of his culture

Oct 8
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HHS homecoming parade is Friday

Sep 25

Lady Roadrunners head into a busy schedule

Sep 25
Volleyball JoCity

Lady Wildcats win three in week of play

Sep 18

September 11 memorial set

Sep 3
Photo courtesy of Northland Pioneer CollegeCollege board member George Joe representing District 2 resigned his position on Aug. 14.

George Joe resigns from college governing board

Aug 28