Snowflake News

It is arguably the smallest studio in the White Mountains but Bowman Art Studio is filled with a feeling of serenity.

By Naomi Hatch The Town of Taylor received a Transportation Enhancement Grant in 2002 for sidewalk and decorative lights from Paper Mill Road to the Snowflake boundaries on Main Street.

SNOWFLAKE/TAYLOR - The Snowflake Unified School District Governing Board has adopted a total 2008-09 budget of almost $16 million.

It is arguably the smallest studio in the White Mountains but Bowman Art Studio is filled with a feeling of serenity.

Photo by Naomi Hatch The Snowflake 4th Ward float, "They wore out their hearts and soles," won the Pioneer Days Award as the best all around float in the Snowflake Pioneer Days Parade.

A national newspaper recently ran an opinion piece on the Iraq war penned by Barack Obama, presumptive Democratic presidential candidate.

SNOWFLAKE/TAYLOR - Students at Snowflake High School and Snowflake Junior High School will have longer school days beginning this August.

The second Annual Northeastern Arizona Anti-Drug Summit will be held Wednesday, Sept.

A near disaster in 1981 led to a special moment for Dale Call on July 10. On Dec.

Mary Louise Cox, 83, died on Saturday, July 12, 2008, at her home in Snowflake. A funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 19, at the Serenity Chapel at Greenwood Memory Lawn Cemetery, located ...

By Naomi Hatch In order to increase the Snowflake School District's adjacent ways fund by $120,000, an increase in taxes was approved by the school board July 15.

Photo by Kellie Spangler/spanglerpics.com The Holbrook Little League Junior Boys All Star Team defeated Show Low 13-11 last Thursday night, courtesy of a three-run homer by Ryan Baldonado.

By Naomi Hatch "The Town of Taylor is in desperate need of expanding the wastewater treatment facilities and has had that need for many years.

By Naomi Hatch The acquisition of a 1999 Chevrolet Suburban by the Snowflake Fire Department has enabled Fire Chief Pat Hancock to arrive on scene and size up the situation prior to the arrival of the fire ...

Snowflake-Taylor police are investigating the apparent attempted murder of a Heber man.

By Naomi Hatch "That road was not any kind of a collector or major arterial until we expanded out on the west side," said Snowflake Town Manager Paul Watson, regarding Seventh South.

It's the question visitors to Arizona ask often when the subject is sustainability: With so much sunshine and so much empty land - and empty rooftops - where's all the solar power? The quick answer is cost.

By Tammy Gray-Searles Residents across central Navajo County will have plenty of choices of how to celebrate Independence Day this year, from traditional barbecue and fireworks to kids' games and a true western ...

Arizona voters will decide in November whether to change the state's constitution to define marriage as a union between one man and one woman.

Henry Campbell Burns, 86, died on Sunday, June 22, 2008, in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Henry went on his last roundup.