Heber News

Photo by Linda Kor This 142-foot wind turbine blade donated by Blattner Energy is now on display on the south side of the entrance to the Navajo County Governmental Complex in Holbrook.

Animal-rights groups in Arizona and nationally are criticizing the decision by Navajo County animal-control officers to shoot and kill more than 50 dogs owned by a man who was in jail for a month in early May and couldn't take care of them.

Euthanizing 55 dogs with guns on a rural Arizona property was the right decision for the circumstances, says the director of public health services for Navajo County.

Caryl Bailey Holden, 96, passed away, Thursday, June 18, at his home in Heber. He was born on February 23, 1913, in Rochester, N.Y., the son of the late Arthur Caryl and Annie Jean Holden.

The body of the 51-year-old man who went missing in January while on an ATV ride was found at Chevelon Canyon Lake near Heber Saturday, according to the Coconino County Sheriff's Office.

By Linda Kor The Tribune-News was honored for 100 years of service by a proclamation of the Navajo County Board of Supervisors Tuesday.

Thirty big wind machines rising off a little-used highway between Holbrook and Heber are a curiosity for now in a state that lags its neighbors in alternative energy.

The Bison Ranch 2009 Invitational Boys Basketball Camp has reached its deadlines for enrollment and has now been opened for any incoming High School freshman or upcoming seniors to join them in Heber, Arizona June 14-19. They urge interested campers to send your contact information to info@2jbasketball.com as soon as possible because we will cap ...

Mark Pedersen is shown on the Dobson Family Farms property in Chandler. Pedersen will help guide two bands of sheep up north for the summer months.

By Linda Kor A weapon discovered at the scene of a suicide in New Mexico has been confirmed through forensics as the weapon used to shoot and kill Simmone Deprins and injure her husband Armand Deprins, both 74, of Concho.

By Tammy Gray-Searles a oeIt was for a reason of services,a Navajo County Community College District Governing Board member Dusty Parsons explained regarding the boarda s decision Tuesday to keep the Northland Pioneer College center in Heber open.

By Tammy Gray-Searles "It was for a reason of services," Navajo County Community College District Governing Board member Dusty Parsons explained regarding the board's decision Tuesday to keep the Northland Pioneer College center in Heber open.

New Mexico State Police say a suspect wanted in a fatal shooting outside a Show Low, Ariz., Wal-Mart Monday killed himself after being pulled over by police.

By Naomi Hatch Jeremy Goodwin asked members of the Snowflake Town Council for their help last week to help build back up the student population at Snowflake High School.

Milo Farnsworth Kartchner, 95, died early Saturday morning, Jan. 17, 2009, at his home in Overgaard, with his wife and one of his daughters at his side.

By Naomi Hatch Navajo County Sheriff Kelly "K.C." Clark advised the Snowflake Town Council last week that he is working with the Show Low Special Response Team to put together a county-wide response team that ...

By Tammy Gray-Searles Maintaining financial health during the economic crisis and preparing for growth after it passes are the two main goals for the Town of Snowflake in 2009.

Click here to send us your weather pictures! Take a look at weather photos Round three of a series of storms is moving into the state meaning more Valley rain and heavy snow above 6500'. With all the rain we've ...