Challenges Leave Two Candidates Out Of Race For County Offices

Two candidates for county offices are no longer in the race.
   Evelyn Meadows withdrew her bid for the position of county recorder after being challenged by Rich-ard C. Justman.
   Christian Ackerly, who was vying for the position of county attorney, was removed from the ballot after coming up 12 signatures short of the 478 required. He is also unable to qualify as a write-in candidate. Ackerly had been challenged by Brad Carlyon, who is also running for the office.
   Stanford E. Lerch challenged Jeffrey Brown’s candidacy for District 1 Congressman, but Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Bethany Hicks ruled in favor of Brown, stating that he had not been served in a timely manner.

Lady Wildcats

Photo by Kelly McLaughlin The Joseph City Lady Wildcats celebrate their sixth Class 1A state...

By Greg Perkins The Roadrunners picked up two easy wins and challenged the tough Show Low...

Eighteen high school teams will compete in the 37th annual Joseph City Invitational Wrestling...

By Greg Perkins Playing at the Winslow Winter Classic just prior to the Christmas break, the...

HYBL Registration Due By Thursday

The Holbrook Youth Basketball League will continue to accept player registrations until Thursday,...

By Greg Perkins The Winslow Bulldogs posted 197.5 points to win the 2007 Pat Kenny Invitational...

Mondragon's Class

Photo by Linda Kor Nikki Mondragon’s kindergarten class at Park Elementary School in Holbrook gave a big hello while singing their Good Morning song Wednesday.

Standin’ On The Corner Festival Draws Fans From All Around

Friends and family gathered together to take in the celebration last weekend in Winslow. Gathered by the official flat-bed Ford are Winslow and Holbrook residents LaRita Nelson, Shelby Childers, Joe...

Medieval Festival

Photo by Kellie Spangler/spanglerpics.com Swordfights by members of The Society for Creative Anachronism were a hit with those attending the third annual Medieval Fantasy Festival last weekend at the...

By Tammy Gray-Searles Oct. 15 is the first “date to remember” in the city’s effort to encourage citizens to help clean up Holbrook.

HHS Parent-Teacher Conferences Planned

Holbrook High School will host parent-teacher conferences from 5 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 8, and from 1 to 5 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 9.

Parishioners of St. George’s Episcopal Church in Holbrook will have much to celebrate on Sunday, Oct. 5.

By Tammy Gray-Searles As talk of potential terrorist attacks fades into the background and worries over the country’s economy take the spotlight, Navajo County Public Health Services is making...

NPC Foundation Meeting Planned

The Northland Pioneer College Foundation will hold its annual meeting at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 9, above Heritage Antiques, located at 123 Main St. in Snowflake.

The Northern Arizona Training Center (NATC), located at 1840 W. Paper Mill Road in Taylor, will celebrate its grand opening and site dedication from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 11, in the...

By Linda Kor How do you measure the value of a piece of land? In the case of land in the southern portion of the Petrified Forest and its vicinity, approximately 600 square miles could be worth...