WHITE MOUNTAINS — Skywatchers took note that on Monday, the planet Mercury was visible as it crossed the face of the sun — called a transit. Telescopes fitted with a special solar filter make it possible to look at the sun safely and watch the progress of the planet. Read more
WILLIAMS — Bearizona, a popular drive- and walk-through wildlife park devoted to providing homes to wild animals in need, is introducing its f… Read more
PHOENIX — The Arizona Game and Fish Department is accepting applications for up to $100,000 in annual grant funding from nonprofit organizatio… Read more
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Thanksgiving is my favorite time of the year. I have fond memories of gathering at my grandparents’ house at the 47, the headquarters for our … Read more
A couple feed the local wildlife Nov. 7, along the boat ramp at Woodland Lake Park in Pinetop Read more
e planted our garlic in September around the fall equinox. A number of people feel it’s better to plant early in order to give the roots a cha… Read more
PHOENIX — A record number of bald eagle breeding areas couldn’t guarantee another shattered record of eagle nestlings, which dipped to 71 duri… Read more
PHOENIX — In November 1999, Kartchner Caverns State Park officially opened to the public, offering tours through caves beneath the Whetstone M… Read more
After a fire destroys large swaths of mountain vegetation, flooding is always a concern for the lower elevations. Thankfully, we dodged the wo… Read more
With the shortened hours of day light, comes the shortened hours of operation at the Second Knoll Target Range. Starting today (Nov. 1) hours … Read more
In the 21st century, more women work, pay Social Security taxes, and earn credit toward monthly retirement income than at any other time in ou… Read more
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Fall/winter trout stockings are underway. Last week, two prime winter waters received their first rainbow trout loads of the season: the Lower… Read more
Fall always seems to catch me out on Fool Hollow Lake after the crowds of summertime people have departed and a slower pace of life presents i… Read more
PHOENIX – The public is invited to give feedback that will shape the future of trails throughout Arizona through a survey released by Arizona … Read more
Mark your calendar for the “Bee Informed Workshop” at the White Mountain Nature Center to be held tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oc… Read more
Pedaling through a serene landscape of mysterious geological formations, molten-like rock slides and unearthly scenery at Petrified Forest Nat… Read more
Arizona Game and Fish Department announces the catch-and-release season at Silver Creek opened Tuesday, Oct. 1. That means the upper section a… Read more
PHOENIX — The USDA Forest Service, Tonto National Forest have implemented increased campground fees starting Tuesday, Oct. 1. Read more
From a seemingly monochromatic winter, multiple shades of green vegetation usher in springtime on our mountain. Summer adds a wider range of h… Read more
Once again, High Country Art Gallery invites residents and visitors to join to paint the aspens the week of Oct. 7. Well-known landscape paint… Read more
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PHOENIX — Due to the ongoing on-the-ground conservation efforts of the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) and its partners, data shows t… Read more
Not all assassin bugs are the same. They are from the same insect family, Reduviidae, but they differ in genus and species. The Zelus renardii… Read more
FLAGSTAFF — The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) is seeking information officers hope will lead to those responsible for contaminating… Read more
The Concho Garden Club meeting will be held from 2-4 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25, at Concho Elementary School in the community meeting room. Read more
The public is invited to the annual “Free Yoga & Hiking event” Friday, Oct. 11, for fall color viewing, some yoga and hiking our beautiful… 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
PHOENIX — The USDA, Forest Service, Tonto National Forest is looking for career-focused women who want to protect and preserve America’s publi… Read more
PINETOP — The Arizona Game and Fish Department is again partnering with the Arizona Elk Society White Mountain Chapter (AES) to offer an elk n… Read more
DENVER — Acting National Park Service Regional Director Chip Jenkins announced the selection of Jeannine McElveen as the new superintendent fo… Read more
FLAGSTAFF — Coconino County Health and Human Services (CCHHS) has received several reports of potential and confirmed human and domestic anima… Read more
SHOW LOW —Thanks to all who attended and financially contributed to the expansion of the Second Knoll Target Range. During the three-day event… Read more
The White Mountain Practical Shooters will be hosting a National Level 1 Match Saturday, Sept. 28, at the Second Knoll Target Range. The match… Read more
My next door neighbor expressed concern when she learned that I placed Assassin Bug eggs in my garden for pest control rather than spraying wi… Read more
The NRA State Championship 2019 Arizona Short Course Match, was held at the Second Knoll Target Range, Aug. 17-18. Brenda Silva (left) was the… 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
SNOWFLAKE — We had double the attendance at our Open House held Saturday, Aug. 31, that we expected based on the RSVP’S. It is a good thing we… Read more
Pick up is offered at Winslow, Holbrook, Show Low, and Snowflake NPC campuses. Read more
Seth Nadel (left) presents to Chris Leach (right) of Show Low, a Dillon 650 Ammunition Reloading Machine. Nadel is the President of the White … Read more
PHOENIX — Out-of-state residents wishing to legally ride their off-highway vehicle and support OHV trail maintenance, education and law enforc… Read more
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Ainsley VanderBeek, 4, gets a hand with a trail obstacle from her dad, Sam. The family, including Harvey 3, Sawyer, 4 months, and mom Connie, … Read more
WASHINGTON – The last 265 workers at Kayenta Coal Mine are being laid off this month, another step toward the looming closure of the Navajo Ge… Read more
PHOENIX — In an effort to support and reverse declining monarch butterfly populations, the Arizona Game and Fish Department is seeking volunte… Read more
PINETOP — Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) is present in several neighboring states, but not yet in Arizona. The Arizona Game and Fish Department… Read more
I filled this column with information over the last two months about the bad bugs that invade our gardens in the summer. My last article a cou… Read more
Cpl Joe McCarthy Foundation and Black Mountain Outfitters Inc. are hosting a cow elk raffle for a three day one on one hunt, fully guided by J… Read more
PHOENIX — The Arizona Game and Fish Department placed an orphaned three-week old deer fawn with Bearizona Thursday, Aug. 8, after its mother w… Read more
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