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More campaign signs disappear
More campaign signs were reported stolen, and this time it is not the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) taking them down.
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Local police seeing more burglaries
Residents and businesses in Safford and Thatcher have seen an increase in burglaries recently.
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CKC Contruction awarded $6 million contract
A new generation of the same company that made road improvements on 191 near the Fort Grant turnoff in Artesia is building the first three northbound miles of the four-lane highway near Interstate 10 that will eventually extend all the way to Safford.
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County looking for company to clear Cottonwood Wash
Work should begin soon on a project to clear vegetation clogging the Cottonwood Wash south of Hwy. 70 west of Pima.
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Author writes about werewolves in Safford
Soft light from a full moon spills over the Gila Valley, and the rustling of small desert wildlife can be heard among the mesquite and wild resin bushes. Suddenly, the throaty howl of a wolf drowns out all sound, followed by the scream of emergency sirens.
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Bryce welcomes incoming freshmen
Hundreds of brand-new Fighting Gila Monsters gathered in the auditorium of Eastern Arizona College's Fine Arts Center on Thursday for an unofficial initiation.
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Safford grad, cancer survivor ends two-year journey
Five surgeries, two years and one triathlon later, Linnea Johnston's journey is complete.
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Pima student's scores perfect on AIMS
Amid the chaos of administering and scoring AIMS tests, one Pima Elementary School student stood out from the crowd.
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Ferrin hopes to market look-good, feel-good products
When 20-year-old Alicia Ferrin was in the 3rd grade, she was assigned to pick a career. She chose to follow her aunt around in the beauty salon for an entire week. From then on, Ferrin knew she wanted to style hair for a living.
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Clifton youths called 'lucky' in auto crash
The words "lucky" and "miracle" were often repeated by emergency services personnel at the scene. They found it hard to believe that none of the four youths had been killed or more seriously injured.
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Fort Thomas School District hires new staff
Three new staff members have joined Fort Thomas School District and were officially welcomed at the board meeting on Sept. 8.
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Assault weapons ban lifted on Monday
A federal ban on assault weapons was lifted at midnight on Tuesday morning, thanks to a clause in the document that said the ban would expire if Congress did not reauthorize it.
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Safford council updated on water rights litigation
The water agreement between Safford and the Gila River Indian Community will be marked up today in preparation to going to the House of Representatives and the Senate.
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Movie Review: 'Little Black Book'
How does a girl jump down a rabbit hole and come out at the other end unchanged? Answer: She doesn't.
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