ARIZONA — The US Forest Service hopes to jump-start stalled forest restoration efforts with a whole new approach to finding contractors to thi… Read more

GILA COUNTY — Investigators suspect a network connected by meth and white supremacy drew two of the most wanted fugitives in the nation to Ton… Read more

LAKESIDE — Jack Barker Memorial Park is located on the northeast corner of Johnson Drive and Hwy 260. This site was home for many years to a f… Read more

EAGAR – Eagar’s town council was filled with some big news on projects designed to improve community safety, including new lights down main st… Read more

SPRINGERVILLE — The good news for Springerville is that the town will likely be adding lots of new improvements around their park over the nex… Read more

WHITE MOUNTAINS – Last month Edward Wallace Jellison became a published author. That in and of itself is not unusual. What is unusual is that … Read more

Motorists on US 60 between Miami and Superior should expect daily lane closures for the Pinto Creek Bridge replacement project starting Monday… Read more

WHITE MOUNTAINS — Just because you’re 100 feet tall, 200 years old and weigh 10,000 pounds doesn’t mean you don’t need a friend – maybe lots o… Read more

We Mountain folks may get used to seeing Abert’s squirrels protecting themselves with their long fluffy tails while acorn woodpeckers fly down… Read more

LAKESIDE — The quorum at the 73rd annual meeting of the Navopache Electric Cooperative was held Sept. 7, with nearly 200 members in attendance… Read more

Season of change Steve Robbins of Mountain Tree Service of Pinetop saws on a huge tree at the corner of Hall Street and White Mountain Road We… Read more

HOLBROOK & ST. JOHNS — The Navajo Nation and some individual Navajo voters have sued, among others, Apache County, Navajo County and the A… Read more

FT. APACHE RESERVATION — Outside the modest Canyon Day home of Serena Altaha, where iris grow in mature clumps in the front yard, volunteers w… Read more

HOLBROOK — Navajo County will contribute some $271,000 in federal funds to a drainage and street improvement project in Show Low. Read more

SNOWFLAKE — Navajo County has an option on the ballot for County Treasurer in the 2020 election. Angela Sadler of Snowflake, has announced her… Read more

WHITE MOUNTAINS – For years the Ken V. Coen family celebrated the Fourth of July with a golf tournament and barbecue for family and Valley fri… Read more

ARIZONA — The state is slipping back into drought, thanks to the sputter of the monsoon, according to the US Drought Monitor. Read more

DENVER — Acting National Park Service Regional Director Chip Jenkins announced the selection of Jeannine McElveen as the new superintendent fo… Read more

WHITE MOUNTAINS — Poor little Nell is tied to the railroad tracks and the wildfire freight train is barreling down on her, spewing sparks out … Read more

HOLBROOK — Navajo County Supervisor Jason Whiting’s passionate advocacy for forest thinning and sustainable logging and cattle grazing in the … Read more

SNOWFLAKE — Residents of the White Mountains may feel like they have had enough of headline-grabbing crime, but now another bandit has rolled … Read more

HOLBROOK — The Navajo County Board of Supervisors wasted no time in moving to collect the one-third of a cent increase in the sales tax approv… Read more

PINETOP-LAKESIDE – On Aug. 2 the town council issued an emergency declaration as a result of the 4.8 inches of rain and hail that fell in the … Read more

PINETOP-LAKESIDE — Epic Rides announces the 23rd annual Tour of the White Mountains is dedicated to local trails hero, Nick Lund. For 11 years… Read more

WHITE MOUNTAINS — Though hula hoops have been around for thousands of years, in 1958 they became the craze across America which lasted until a… Read more

WHITERIVER — The White Mountain Apache Tribe announced a collaboration with the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation to develop a community heritag… Read more

Proudly taking center stage after a night of interviews, talent and modeling competition at the 87th annual Navajo County Fair, the winners of… Read more

SHOW LOW — The Honor Guard of the White Mountains; consisting of members of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9907, American Legion Post 76, and V… Read more

9/9/19 UPDATE: The U.S. Marshal Service announced on Monday Sept. 9 that Blane Barksdale was on their 15 most wanted list in the United States. Read more

SHOW LOW—The built-in tension between private property rights and the regulatory reach of a local municipality was in full view at the Show Lo… Read more

PINETOP-LAKESIDE – The Pinetop-Lakeside Visitor Information Center formally opened May 31. With 92 tracking days under their belt, Community S… Read more

SHOW LOW — Representatives from Kids Need to Read, a literacy program for children, visited the Show Low Public Library Saturday, Sept. 7, as … Read more

ST. JOHNS — St. Johns City Park will be overrun with classic cars, oldies music and the savory scent of home cooked chili Sept. 13-14. This ye… Read more

Recognizing Remilie (Remy) Miller, MMC (Master Municipal Clerk) (center) for her three years of meritorious service to the Town of Pinetop-Lak… Read more

Celebrating the Seasons in Pinetop-Lakeside is its new Town Clerk Jill Akins. At the Sept. 5 council meeting staff recommended Akins slide int… Read more

Jack Hessler’s family: Jeremiah Hill, Megan Bryan, Conner Bryan, Riley Bryan, Kailah Rodriguez, Caren Hessler and Jan Hessler — stands in fron… Read more

SHOW LOW — The U.S. Marshals Service is asking local residents to help them find and apprehend escaped murder suspects Blane and Susan Barksda… Read more

SHOW LOW — Chances are, you’ve seen it. Read more

SOCORRO, N.M. – The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will hold a public meeting on Sept. 18 on the proposed Borderlands Wind Project. The meeti… Read more

SHOW LOW — Approximately 2,500 people attended the second annual Battle of the Bands & Vans Saturday, Aug. 31, at Frontier Park in Show Low. Read more

We did not receive the typical summer monsoons which usually saturate our whole mountain in July and August. Now, in September, we’re still ho… Read more