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The center normally provides lunches and activities for area seniors, however, because of COVID-19, the center has closed its doors.

This year’s competition drew 24 enthusiastic Grand Canyon students (referred to as Odyssey Angels) who excitedly brought home awards Feb. 29.

WILLIAMS, Ariz. — A bit of steep mountain railroad history is on display at the Grand Canyon Railway.

WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Dr. Barbara Jaquay gave an intriguing lecture March 11 at the Sultana Theatre on the history and impact the sheep industry has made in Williams and northern Arizona.

The Gallery in Williams plastered their wall and store front display with outstanding works of art from Williams, Heritage, Ash Fork and Parks elementary school students March 14.

The Arizona Department of Veteran's Services, Arizona Coalition for Military Families and the U.S Department of Labor recently recognized Delaware North Grand Canyon's efforts to recruit, hire and retain Arizona service members, veterans, and their families.

Across Arizona, humans are keeping a sharp eye on bald eagle nests that are close to areas with high recreational traffic.

Williams Elementary-Middle School celebrated Read Across America March 3. Students dressed in Dr. Suess themed costumes and older students read to younger students.

CTE welding students from Williams High School competed in the Regional Qualifiers for the State Feb. 22 in Flagstaff.

One of the areas of focus for the tour is to provide students with ideas and inspiration, through the performances and also the after-show discussion forums.

On Oct. 1, 2013, DugHoff set up his first Grand Canyon Facebook Rim to Rim group page. To his surprise, people worldwide started to join.

Childs is completing a master’s degree in history from Arizona State University while also working full-time at Grand Canyon National Park.

These are Arizona’s children: Dylan is a fun-loving kid with a great smile.

Filmmaker Efren Lopez held a Q&A session after sharing his documentary with eighth graders.

Friends and work associates from the National Park Service (NPS) as well community members attended to pay tribute to Brown.

Complete with weapons, action and murder, the drama, under the creative direction of Audrey Stone, took only three rehearsals.

This year, NPS chief ranger Matt Vandzura was presented the Community Leader of the Year award for his encouragement of overall community wellness.

Arizona Beer Week is in its 10th year and celebrates Arizona craft beer during the month of February.

WILLIAMS, Ariz. — In the deepest depths of our marrow an artist lies in slumber, waiting for the trumpets of realization to howl so that one day, it may be birthed into reality.

At this time, The Great American Wine Company has also announced the release of the highly anticipated Helix™ wine closure within the full line of varietals.

Lizzie Chimiugak has lived for 90 years in the windswept western wilds of Alaska, born to a nomadic family who lived in mud homes and followed where the good hunting and fishing led.

Atop a hill on the main Grand Canyon Village loop, near the public library, there’s an unassuming building with a wooden sign out front that reads Grand Canyon Association.

On Jan. 18 and 19, as part of the Desert View Cultural Demonstration Series, Grand Canyon National Park hosted Kyle Yazzie (Navajo painter) and Jerilyn Yazzie (Navajo silversmith and beader).

Rooted in survival and ceremony, cultural uses of pinyon and juniper for the Diné, Hopi, Paiute, Ute and other Native peoples range from food and medicine to firewood and art.

Soft purple and orange light illuminates the sky, above cliffs and peaks within the vast Grand Canyon landscape Jan. 8.