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.
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
The city of Show Low is offering residents an opportunity to help make the community more fire-safe and attractive.
The Navajo County Community Connection for Overdose Prevention is declaring Tuesday as National Fentanyl Awareness Day.
SHOW LOW — As many people prepare to go back to school and back to the office, the need for blood donations remains steady.
EAGAR — Sanders resident and US Marine Corps veteran Sherman “Bill” Hiscock is due to be inducted into the Military Rodeo Hall of Fame.
SHOW LOW — Realize it or not, one of the main sources of drug abuse starts in every day medicine cabinets.
SHOW LOW – In a formal reception at The Center for the Arts on Saturday, Oct. 17, the Arts Alliance of the White Mountains (AAWM) announced the winners of the annual student art show sponsored by Navopache Electric Cooperative.
SHOW LOW – One of most fun and creative events at the Arts Alliance of the White Mountains (AAWM) is the Recycled Art Show.
PINETOP-LAKESIDE – For 44 years the Pinetop-Lakeside Chamber of Commerce has put on the Fall Artisans Festival, and with a bit more than just thinking outside of the box, they are moving forward with their 45th festival this year in a way that will comply with the governor’s coronavirus safe…
Trying to clean up at home? Join the City of Show Low and Navajo County for an E-Waste and Waste Tire recycling event on Saturday, August 29.
The Petrified Forest National Park is currently in the process of a phased reopening due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
If you are looking for something different for your student this year, Pinetop Primary Microschool, a division of Prenda, is scheduled to start August 3.
PINETOP-LAKESIDE — If you are looking for something different for your student this year, Pinetop Primary Microschool, a division of Prenda, is scheduled to start August 3.
PINETOP-LAKESIDE — If you are looking for something different for your student this year, Pinetop Primary Microschool, a division of Prenda, is scheduled to start August 3.
WHITE MOUNTAINS — Winners were recently announced for the 11th annual Nexus Coalition for Drug Prevention Art Contest. The theme of this year’s contest was “Be Happy, Be Brave, Be Drug Free!” The top three spots were awarded to:
SHOW LOW —The members of TOPS (TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY) Show Low honor Kitty Wiemelt as she reached her healthy weight goal and became a KOPS (KEEP OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY). Kitty is a member of our group here in Show Low and has a winter home in Mesa. When asked what she thinks about the TOPS …
