ST. JOHNS – At the May 13 city council meeting, the St. Johns council listened to various economic developments, some good and some bad. While city staff continues to work on economic development options in the face of COVID-19 uncertainty, other issues are becoming apparent – namely, that t… Read more
APACHE-SITGREAVES NATIONAL FORESTS—The management plan, (also referred to as the draft proposed action), for the Heber Wild Horse Territory ha… Read more
PINETOP-LAKESIDE – Around 2007 the Town of Pinetop-Lakeside began charging development impact fees which are a one-time charge that developers… Read more
LINDEN — Legislative District 7 Republican candidate, David Peelman, hosted a “Liberty Lawn Rally” at a private residence on May 9. “It was a … Read more
WINSLOW -The FruitGuys Community Fund, a national non-profit dedicated to helping America’s small farms, recently announced that they have cho… Read more
PHOENIX – Senator Vince Leach, Representative Mark Finchem and Representative Bret Roberts, all from Legislative District 11, have submitted a… Read more
SHOW LOW – The U.S. Census Bureau is resuming 2020 Census field operations in Arizona this week. For the health and safety of Census employees… Read more
SHOW LOW/IOWA - As COVID-19 continues to interrupt our daily routines and cause financial uncertainty, Farm Bureau Financial Services is pleas… Read more
SHOW LOW – Panel 47E, Line 17 is where U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Dennis Michael Poteat’s name is engraved on the Vietnam Wall in Washington, D.C. S… Read more
SHOW LOW – A two-engine airplane on a very special Angel Flight West mission landed at the Show Low Airport Thursday afternoon, May 14, loaded… Read more
SHOW LOW – The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) hosted by Northland Pioneer College Show is asking everyone to “PLEASE Buy Local”. “Be… Read more
ARIZONA — Arizona’s COVID-19 cases have continued to rise, but we won’t know for several weeks how last week’s partial reopening will affect t… Read more
SPRINGERVILLE — After three years, on May 7, the Voigt Well blending station project is finally complete. The project, which cost over over $2… Read more
ARIZONA — It’s gonna get worse. Read more
NAVAJO COUNTY — The plague continues to spread, with deaths rising and the public health system struggling to adapt. Read more
TUCSON – The University of Arizona and state of Arizona antibody testing initiative will include 31 sites across the state as it expands to al… Read more
ST. JOHNS — From left are Allen Harding, Ginger Harding, Chief Lance Spivey and Mayor Spence Udall. Apache Industries, a company located in Sp… Read more
ST. JOHNS — A team of assessors from the Arizona Law Enforcement Accreditation Program (ALEAP) will arrive on Wednesday, June 24, 2020, to exa… Read more
WHITE MOUNTAINS — Wildfire season is here but there is another danger in the forest which is not so subtle — trash. Forest visitors and camper… Read more
HEBER-OVERGAARD — How do you spend your time with grandma when school is not in session? Some kids might play outside, challenge one another t… Read more
WHITERIVER — The Morris K. Udall and Stewart L. Udall Foundation (Udall Foundation) announced the Udall Undergraduate Scholars for 2020 on May… Read more
ARIZONA — Arizona began the phased reopening of the economy this week, following White House guidelines amidst ongoing debate about the risk i… Read more
APACHE & NAVAJO COUNTIES — Six months ago, no one would have predicted that schools would be in their current predicament. Traditional gra… Read more
WHITE MOUNTAINS — When you can’t do something good for yourself, do something good for someone else. And, that’s what the White Mountain Assoc… Read more
WHITE MOUNTAINS — The definition of community, according to Webster’s 1828 dictionary, is “a society of people ... living under the same laws … Read more
APACHE & NAVAJO COUNTIES -Navajo County Sheriff's Office (NCSO), and area law enforcement are instrumental in helping NPC students access … Read more
ARIZONA — School districts will pocket some federal spare change this year after all. Read more
PINETOP — The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) is seeking information on two cow elk that were poached and left to waste near Alpine o… Read more
SHOW LOW – Almost seven decades after he was born in Upstate New York, John “Cisco” Francisco, who attended grade school in Pennsylvania, high… Read more
WINDOW ROCK — A decision was made Tuesday night to extend the Navajo Nation’s state of emergency until June 7 to minimize the spread of COVID-… Read more
WHITE MOUNTAINS – This week, starting Sunday, May 10, is National Police Week honoring all of the police officers all across the nation who ha… Read more
ARIZONA — Reliable studies on how easily COVID-19 spreads are finally beginning to accumulate, three months into a pandemic that has shut down… Read more
ST. JOHNS — As COVID-19 forced schools to close and move online, teachers were left to adapt rapidly in order to support their students. For m… Read more
SPRINGERVILLE – The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests continue to work through an unpredictable and changing situation. USDA Forest Service i… Read more
FT. APACHE - Theodore Roosevelt School has settled two lawsuits with the U.S. Department of the Interior in the federal Civilian Board of Cont… Read more
PHOENIX — Come midnight Friday night, Arizonans will no longer be living under a stay-at-home order. Read more
SHOW LOW - This is the Year of the Nurse. Everyday we hear of their courage and dedication fighting for the lives of COVID-19 patients. But be… Read more
VERNON – Vernon Fire District firefighters with help from the Pinetop Fire District responded to a wildland fire in the Vernon area Tuesday, M… Read more
WHITE MOUNTAINS—The Independent has been following a number of high-interest criminal cases, some for over one year now. The pandemic has resu… Read more
SHOW LOW — Acting on the direction of the District Governing Board to assure students maintain social distancing safety during the COVID-19 pa… Read more
EAGAR – After months of not having a replacement for Chief Mike Sweetser, who retired in December after nearly three years of service, the tow… Read more
SHOW LOW - Show Low Economic Development Director Steve North has been working long hours trying to make sure that businesses in the White Mou… Read more
PINETOP-LAKESIDE – With Gov. Doug Ducey’s announcement last week regarding the general reenergizing of Arizona’s economy, Mayor Stephanie Irwi… Read more
WHITERIVER — The White Mountain Apache Tribe made an Emergency Declaration on March 12, 2020, as the severity of the novel coronavirus (COVID-… Read more
The 2020 White Mountain Apache Tribal Election took place Wednesday, May 6. The White Mountain Apache Tribal Constitution requires the swearin… Read more
PINETOP-LAKESIDE — Short-term, school districts statewide have created graduation ceremonies to incorporate social distancing in the the time … Read more
WHITERIVER – With many persons in other areas of the state wishing to make contributions to the White Mountain Apache Tribe (WMAT) Emergency O… Read more
ARIZONA — President Donald Trump during his visit to Arizona this week promised to release CARES Act money earmarked for tribal communities on… Read more
TAYLOR — If you remember popular sitcoms like “The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet” or “Father Knows Best,” those television moms did it all… Read more
ARIZONA — Arizona should use federal bailout money for schools to help kids who fall behind because of the statewide shutdown – including stud… Read more
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