Show Low News

Less than a week after a bird strike forced a plane to make an early landing at Sky Harbor, a small plane landed with a shattered windscreen in Show Low, Ariz., authorities said.

By Greg Perkins The Snowflake boys qualified for the 3A State cross country meet upcoming this weekend by placing fourth at the East regional meet held last Friday.

PHOENIX a ' The state park system needs an infusion of outside cash, possibly from a surcharge on vehicle license taxes, to keep it from collapsing, according to a new report.

By Tammy Gray-Searles More than $300,000 in homeland security funds have been awarded to Navajo County, members of the board of supervisors learned last week.

By Tammy Gray-Searles In observance of domestic violence awareness month, which continues throughout the month of Octo-ber, North Country Healthcare, along with Navajo County and other community agencies, held a candle-light vigil Oct.

By Naomi Hatch Pam Sutter and Elizabeth Tang are new to the area but they have taken an interest in helping bringing tourism.

By Tammy Gray-Searles An unexpected crush of attendees, including state and federal representatives such as U.S. Interior Sec-retary Ken Salazar, packed the dedication ceremonies for the Dry Lake Wind Farm Monday.

EAGAR, AZ a ' Animal rescue workers who helped to save 19 abandoned dogs found at an abandoned home near Show Low earlier this month say they still need the public's help.

The Holbrook Youth Football League includes the Minors team, made up of fifth and sixth graders; the Juniors, made up of third and fourth graders; and the Mighty-Mites, made up of first and second graders.

By Naomi Hatch "We're down about 70 percent from last year," said Steve Hall of the Small Business Administration, referring to loans by small businesses.

By Greg Perkins The Snowflake Lady Lobos had several scoring opportunities with shots on goal when they faced Show Low Sept.

Gilbert's Neely Traditional Academy was among four Arizona schools named "blue ribbon" schools by the U.S. Department of Education this week.

Photo by Tammy Gray-Searles Winners of the Navajo County Junior Miss Pageant included Miss Princess Maelynn Backes of Show Low, Outstanding Teen Hope Serna of Holbrook, Junior Miss Leah Blake of Joseph City and Little Miss Kaylee Derrick of Holbrook.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, at least in the minds of organizers for this year's Christmas celebration in Williams who are already working out the details for the 2009 gala event.

Here's a reminder that The Oregon Remodelers Association 's 34th annual Home Improvement Show auction event will benefiting the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Oregon and southwest Washington is at 5:00PM this Thursday, September 24th, the first day of the show.

By Linda Kor The gates of the 78th annual Navajo County Fair will open at 6 o'clock tonight at the county fairgrounds, located at 404 E. Hopi Drive in Holbrook.

The boys' road trip highlights will air tonight on Ten. BARRELLING down the back roads of the US in search of looney birds is a well-trod comedic path.

Vego Lawrence "Pete" Petersen, 87, of Linden passed away on Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2009, at Hospice Compassus in Lakeside.

Vego Lawrence "Pete" Petersen, 87, of Linden passed away on Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2009, at Hospice Compassus in Lakeside.

By Naomi Hatch "I'm glad to see it was local," said Taylor Councilman Robin Palmer regarding the award of a contract for the Taylor Municipal Airport taxi lane construction Aug.