Through a donation, Timber Mesa Fire and Medical District recently added to its arsenal of tools it uses to protect communities in the White Mountains.
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Apache crown dancers and a free concert by the well-known band Apache Spirit will highlight the Evening of Apache Culture at Mountain Meadows Park in Lakeside on Saturday, June 10.
Since 2004, the Scholastic Clay Target Program has been one of the leading drivers in pushing youths from across the country into competitive shooting sports.
A nonprofit is starting to get back on track with its mission of making life easier for those in the White Mountains who need assistance.
Pet Allies is offering White Mountain residents another opportunity to help some furry four-legged friends and the people who work to find them good homes.
You don’t have to be Homer Simpson to appreciate the appeal of a well-turned donut, and you don’t have to be Gordon Ramsay to create a prizewinning donut recipe.
It may be the beer that first lures you in. Locally “brewed at 7,000 feet” are over a dozen hand-crafted Belgian-style beers. From blondes to IPAs to wheats to ambers, you’re sure to find just the right brew to please your palate. But the food will bring you back, too.
That circular object isn’t a visitation from another planet; it’s something much more conventional, as well as delectable: Bagels are here.
GLENDALE — As you walk into Justin Haddad’s backyard, you can feel it cool down, and suddenly you are surrounded by leaves, shade and the smell of nature.
TEMPE — Arizona State University announced ambitious plans to open a medical school focused on medical engineering and technology as part of a new “ASU Health” initiative that addresses the state’s long-term health needs.
Most people tend to focus on one type of exercise or activity and think they’re doing enough. Many senior adults who use walking as an exercise program, for example, are under the impression that it will meet their overall health needs. Although walking and other cardio exercises are better …
Arizona is in the forefront of states trimming coverage for the poor as it launches a process likely to boot 600,000 people off the rolls of the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System.
Gone are the days when a personal trainer is just someone who may know his or her way around the gym. Today’s fitness professionals hold widely recognized certifications and college degrees to back up their claims. Many personal trainers and group-exercise specialists hold many individual ce…
It’s June and the weather is finally getting warm, but the wind still has a chill while spreading pollen everywhere. The current allergy report for Show Low is “medium” in the top current allergens of grasses, ragweed, and mesquite. My sinuses, patio, and car tell a different story, and I’m …
The Sequoia Village High School graduates of 2023 held their commencement ceremony at the school gym on May 18.
MAYER – Some Indigenous farmers are trying to bring traditional food back to their communities.
GLENDALE — As you walk into Justin Haddad’s backyard, you can feel it cool down, and suddenly you are surrounded by leaves, shade and the smell of nature.
