Taylor News

A presentation on the Statewide Transportation Planning Framework created by the Arizona Department of Transportation is scheduled from 3 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, Nov.

By Tammy Gray-Searles A line item in the county budget labeled "miscellaneous" and designated for more than $1.8 million in expenditures was recently explained by Navajo County Finance Director James Menlove.

By Naomi Hatch After several votes, Mark Reed was selected to fill a vacancy on the Taylor Town Council created by the resignation of Mayor John Cole, which was effective Oct.

By Naomi Hatch The 2009 Capitol Christmas Tree will come from the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, and will be cut on Saturday, Nov.

Photo by Naomi Hatch Residents of Taylor and Snowflake woke up to approximately 3" of snow from the first snowstorm of the season on Wednesday, Oct.

By Naomi Hatch Members of the Snowflake School District Governing Board approved a construction change order Oct.

By Naomi Hatch The Silver Creek Senior Center recently held an election to fill the offices of first and second vice chair.

This year Arizonans have been given the honor of showcasing our beautiful state by providing the Christmas tree for our nationa s capitol.

By Naomi Hatch The White Mountain Symphony Orchestra celebrates its 30th anniversary this year.

By Naomi Hatch The Taylor Town Council entered into an intergovernmental agreement last week with Navajo County to conduct the town's March 9 election.

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

The Navajo County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution calling for an election to consider the question of the consolidation of Snowflake and Taylor Tuesday.

By Tammy Gray-Searles The Navajo County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution calling for an election to consider the question of the consolidation of Snowflake and Taylor Tuesday.

By Naomi Hatch There has been a considerable amount of growth in the Snowflake-Taylor community, which has increased demands on emergency services, including law enforcement.

Every Fourth of July, folks in the hamlet of Taylor fill a metal pipe with black powder, stick an ancient anvil on top of the pipe, then light a fuse.

By Tammy Gray-Searles With the State of Arizona still facing a massive budget shortfall, the Navajo County Board of Supervisors was pleased to learn recently that the county would still be receiving Local Area Transportation Funds , which are supported by the state lottery and vehicle license tax fees.

By Naomi Hatch The Taylor Town Council spent more than an hour in executive session Sept.

The Northeast Arizona Training Center , located at 1840 W. Paper Mill Road in Taylor, will be holding an open house for the whole family from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Sept.

By Naomi Hatch The Taylor 4th of July Rodeo "is as close to a destination event as our two communities have," said Taylor Town Engineer Stu Spaulding, who was reporting to the Snowflake-Taylor Tourism Committee on the Taylor Rodeo Park Master Plan Sept.

By Naomi Hatch Ken Hatch returned a petition with 92 signatures to recall Taylor Councilman Robin Palmer on Friday, Sept.