SAFFORD — The Safford Unified School District is participating in the USDA Summer Food Service Program, and free meals are available for all area children 18 years old and younger.
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SAFFORD — Just a few days remain to nominate a person or organization making a difference in the community.
THATCHER — This month, the Thatcher Town Council took the next step in renovating Church Street and approved sma…
PHOENIX — An environmental group took the first steps Wednesday to filing suit against the U.S. Forest Service f…
• Pioneer Days are Friday-Saturday, July 19-20. On Friday there will be a family rodeo at Vard Lines Roping Aren…
Editor: Many may agree with the Forest Service that maintaining a positive relationship with ranchers who use pu…
Some of our critics would say we don’t know much, but one thing we do know is that you don’t mess with pets.
THATCHER — The 2019 Pioneer Days committee announced that Chesley Goseyun Wilson will serve as the parade grand …
SAFFORD — Desert Cat Rescue & Sanctuary of Arizona announced that a limited number of low-cost vouchers for …
PHOENIX — A new lawsuit seeks to strike down a statute that can invalidate otherwise legitimate and qualified si…
PIMA — Local students have banded together to earn money and also benefit local teachers.
Brooke Curley
Staff reporter
• Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 liftoff, Desert Stargazers Astronomy Club will hold a moon v…
A local beekeeper has lost more than $100,000 worth of bees and equipment to theft over the last two years — inc…
PHOENIX — Arizona transportation officials say they’re not sharing your driver’s license photo with federal agen…
• Safford Lodge #16 Free and Accepted Masons meets the first Tuesday of each month, 7 p.m., at the Safford Lodge…
In 1977, NBC gave Richard Pryor a TV special, which led to a short-lived TV show. The brilliant comedian used th…
SAFFORD — A fire that broke out at the Safford Landfill late Sunday afternoon, sending black smoke into the air,…
The Safford High School class of 1959 will conduct a festive class reunion in October.
Hear the distant rumble. Ram the ramparts. Hustle the muskets to the nearest landing strip.
• Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 liftoff, Desert Stargazers Astronomy Club will hold a moon v…
Under the theme “Honoring all Pioneers,” plenty of activity is planned for this year’s Gila Valley Pioneer Day C…
LITTLE HOLLYWOOD — Unknowing landowners have been contacted by the county in regard to squatters.
Brooke Curley
Staff reporter
SAFFORD — A monsoon storm Tuesday evening brought little rain, but high winds led to a pair of power outages in …
SAFFORD — A man who reportedly held his girlfriend to keep her from walking away was arrested and charged with d…
EACourier Videos
Video by Brooke Curley
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Bunny Dryden talks about the vital role ranching plays in the local and state economies.
Ribbon-cutting for the new mural in Safford's Downtown.
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Sports
MESA — Last weekend, the Abalos family loaded up their vehicle and competed in the summer track & field regi…
THATCHER — High school volleyball athletes, including incoming freshmen, attended an intensive camp this week, l…
SAFFORD — Youths of the Gila Valley got to enjoy an intensive week of basketball camp hosted by Safford’s Robert…
FLAGSTAFF — Mount Graham’s 11-12 All Star Little League team lost last weekend, 4-9, to Red Mountain, but made a…
Copper Era
PHOENIX — A new study paints an ugly picture for the state as Arizona now ranks 14th in the nation in the rise of the number of hate crimes.
CLIFTON — The Clifton Ranger District is now accepting comments on a drilling proposal received on a claim in the Morenci area.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A decision to cancel the grazing permit for a New Mexico rancher was upheld by the Forest Service last week.
PHOENIX – Residents of Kingman, Surprise and Phoenix took to social media the evening of July 8 to share images of water sloshing in pools, lights swinging from ceilings and more, thanks to a strong earthquake in south-central California.
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