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Hashknife post office

Tribune Staff

| February 11, 2020

Printed in the February 12, 2020 edition

Photos by Linda StofferRiders of the Hashknife Pony Express rode their 62nd ride on Feb. 5, making the annual relay-style horse and rider trek to Scottsdale to deliver the mail. Starting off this year’s event was rider Walter Pacheco (right) pictured with Holbrook Post Office Officer in Charge Melanie Greymountain (left) and Captain Mark Reynolds (center).