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PARKS, Ariz. — Ark Cat Sanctuary recently received a $50,000 grant from PetSmart Charities to help prepare more shelter cats in Northern Arizona for adoption and ensure they are ready to find loving homes.

WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Samantha Newman of Williams, recently won top awards at the Arizona National Livestock Show in Phoenix for her bull and heifer.

WILLIAMS, Ariz. — On Feb. 3, American Legion posts in Williams and the Grand Canyon will come together to honor four World War II chaplains, who gave the ultimate sacrifice.

Last month I reviewed the basic difficulties of going to and returning from Mars.

While surrounding areas received more than an inch of snow, Tuba City received just a dusting.

Williams Rec Center hosted the Winter Wonderland event Nov. 27.

Save Meant-to-Rescue is seeking a home for Murphy, a 3-year-old neutered Aussie and St. Bernard mix.

Zack and Sara Perkins of Williams stand next to a Christmas tree they won during an auction to support Save-Meant-to-Rescue.

WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Miranda Mann has come full circle and returned to the city she grew up in to become the head librarian for the city of Williams. Mann is a lifelong resident of Williams, attending Williams schools from kindergarten through high school.

"We have erected a neat and comfortable adobe school house, 20 x 22 feet, in which there is now a school in progress, being taught by Mrs. Rubottom, recently from Kansas..."

WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Williams Police Department held its annual Fallen Officer Wreath ceremony Dec. 3 at 10 a.m. at the Williams cemetery. During the ceremony, Williams Police Department will honored several officers, including: Joseph McDaniel, Victor Melick, Steven Garibay and Clarence Dotson.

WILLIAMS, Ariz. — With the arrival of a busy holiday season, many locals and visitors are excited to welcome a new UPS shipping location to Williams.

Patrons enjoy Christmas craft fair at Sultana Theatre Nov. 27

WILLIAMS, Ariz. — The Williams Historic Preservation Commission recently received support from the Arizona State Historic Preservation Office when it was one of eight organizations selected to split a $106,992 grant.

WILLIAMS, Ariz. — An Arizona Game & Fish Department (AZGFD) hunter education class field day was conducted for 17 students at the Williams Sportsman's Club range in late November.

When you’ve been coming to the same place for decades, changes are easy to notice.

Vanessa and Reyes are looking for their forever home.

Nathan, Gilberto and Daisy are happy siblings who can’t wait to find their forever family!

When the International Astronomical Union decided to come up with an official definition of “Planet” in 2006 they reduced the number of planets from nine to eight.

They’re born. They live once, erupting for a period that might last for days, years or decades. Then, they go dark and die.

Manuelito Wheeler isn't sure exactly why Navajo elders admire Western films.

Grand Canyon National Park and the town of Tusayan celebrated Halloween with Trunk or Treats, contests, costumes and more Oct. 31.

It was a newspaper clipping that offered the inspiration to provide upgraded tennis and pickleball courts in Williams.

The carnival featured a haunted house, a multitude of games, costume contest, food, drinks and more.

Arizona Game and Fish share recent stocking information; fish die-off reported at Prescott area lakes