Storytime's a hit at Williams Public Library
The Williams Public LIbrary hosts a storytime every Tuesday at 10 a.m. for toddlers and preschoolers.
Homeschoolers receive discount to visit Bearizona Nov. 1
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Bearizona Wildlife Park is offering discounted admission for its annual Homeschool Day Nov. 1 to homeschooled children and one accompanying adult.
Kerrell and Loynd display exotic wood art at The Gallery
Richard Kerrell and Sarah Loynd met at a woodworking class in 2005. Since then they’ve created custom wooden furniture, decorative pieces, functional art and jewelry.
Williams celebrates Community Safety Day
Williams Fire Department invited the community to participate in Community Safety Day at the Williams Fire Department Oct. 13.
Jared Box Project gives a shot of happiness to sick children
When you have a sick child is there really anything better than seeing that child’s face light up with a smile?
10 things to do at the Williams Public Library
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Many people still think a public library is just a place to go check-out books, but Williams Public Library not only has a large collection of books to choose from, but it has dozens of other resources for learning, research and entertainment available for free.
Political rally held in Williams as elections draw near
Williams meet and greet with the candidates took place Sept. 29 at the Williams Senior Center.
International Kadampa Retreat Center Grand Canyon hosts open house, plans for temple
The International Kadampa Retreat Center Grand Canyon hosted an open house Sept. 15 for Williams and other local communities.
Business beat: Cajun food comes to Williams at Bayou By You
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — After three years of business in Flagstaff, New Orleans natives Tricia and J.D. O’Reilly have moved their Cajun food expertise to Williams and opened Bayou By You on Route 66.
Willliams teacher earns $2,000 grant for middle school
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Imagine a creative maker space where you can take tiny minds and set them loose and have them explore and create things around problem based learning.
Williams' Judge Krombeen selected as 2018 Arizona Justice of the Peace
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Judge Rob Krombeen of Williams was nominated and selected as the Arizona Justice of the Peace of the Year.
Finding your weekend retreat: White Horse Lake offers secluded getaway
White Horse Lake Campground is one of three campgrounds on the Williams Ranger District of the Kaibab National Forest. While the approximately 19-mile drive from the Williams area, some of which is on gravel roads, may seem daunting for some, those who brave the trip are met with breathtaking sights and remarkable recreation opportunities.
Love's raises money for Phoenix Children's Hospital
The Love's #34 NASCAR car and Speedco 1 from the Orange County Choppers visited Love's Travel Stop during a fundraiser for the Children's Miracle Network Sept. 13.
Ash Fork students give back at blood drive
Ash Fork students participated in a blood drive at Ash Fork High School.
A day at the fair: Coconino County Fair highlights
The Coconino County Fair took place Aug. 31-Sept. 3 at Fort Tuthill in Flagstaff. The fair featured entries from local 4-H clubs, vendors, food, entertainment and more.
Signs going up for new curio shop on Route 66
Cruise'n Route 66 shop opened earlier this summer and is in the process of expanding to a second shop next door.
Kaibab Forest participates in pronghorn fencing project
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Earlier this month, more than 60 volunteers joined forces with Forest Service and Arizona Game and Fish Department specialists to modify fences on Kaibab National Forest in order to promote healthy pronghorn populations.
Safety in the halls: Student resource officer begins at WUSD
Students at Williams High School and Williams Elementary-Middle School will be seeing a familiar face roaming the halls and walking the school grounds this week as Officer Dwaine Simpson steps into a new position as the student resource officer for the school district.
Northern Arizona Astronomy: The changing history of planets in our solar system
While I was growing up in the 1960’s, astronomy seemed to have most of the basic answers, especially concerning our solar system.
Charles and Gladys Nixon celebrate 70 years of marriage
Charles and Gladys Nixon recently celebrated 70 years of marriage.
Ash Fork raises funds for playground and canopy
A project to update the Ash Fork playground was made possible in 2017 through a $10,000 grant by Yavapai Community Foundation.
New AED gives High Country Fire and Rescue advanced lifesaving resource
High Country Fire and Rescue in the Red Lake area of Williams has purchased a new automated external defibrillator.
Reclaiming truths about Native Americans
Study finds limited personal experience and negative narratives cement Native stereotypes
When you think of Native Americans, what thoughts or images come to mind? A recent report by Reclaiming Native Truth sheds light on assumptions made about Native Americans, points out the negative challenges of that narrative and sheds light on ways forward “to achieve equity, inclusion and policy changes that will improve the lives of Native families and communities.”
Out of the garden: Williams Gardeners Market offers farm-fresh produce
Williams Gardeners Market organizer Kali Kaliche welcomes the public to enjoy the Williams Gardeners Market.
Williams wildflowers picturesque
Williams resident Diane T. Liggett captures a field of sunflowers and Rocky Mountain Beeplant in full bloom Aug. 19 in Williams.
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- Kadampa World Peace Temple will seat 1,000 visitors
- Cattle mutilations baffle Williams rancher
- Internet on the range: Rural residents suffer with lack of broadband options
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- Dog tied to semi-truck in Ash Fork rescued
- 10 things to do at the Williams Public Library
- Williams Ranger District continuing ignitions on Sunflower Fire project
- Orange and black takes over Williams during Homecoming Week
- Hunters asked to help keep Chronic Wasting disease at bay
- Cattle mutilations baffle Williams rancher
- Barnett found guilty in DiMuria murders
- Seligman hit hard by I-40 construction
- U.S. 89 near Cameron closed due to wash-out
- Details revealed as Barnett found guilty in DiMuria murders
- Victims identified in ATV crash over 400 foot cliff
- Expert witnesses testify at Barnett trial
- Obituary: Mela Martinez
- Fiery crash claims three south of Ash Fork
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