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The North Kaibab Ranger District of Kaibab National Forest is spreading holiday cheer within the communities of Fredonia, Arizona and Kanab, Utah.

Like many others who came of age during the Vietnam War era, Dauenhauer joined the military straight out of high school.

Volunteer divers from Wounded American Veterans Experience SCUBA and the Task Force Dagger Foundation worked with the National Park Service Submerged Resources Center and Lake Mead National Recreation Area staff Oct. 13-18.

After five years of active duty and a stint in the National Guard, during which he was stationed in Afghanistan, Ivan Gonzalez gained a new appreciation for hot showers, snack foods and small aspects of life many of us take for granted in the United States.

Historic Brewing Co. was established in 2013 by the Kennelly family (now known as Kennelly Concepts) and found a home among the dusty remnants of the once well known Mogollon Brewing Company in Flagstaff, Arizona.

Arizona has a long history of opting in and out of daylight saving, which was introduced in 1918 to save fuel during World War I.

To commemorate Veterans Day, Grand Canyon Scenic Airlines partnered with U.S. Vets to offer an exclusive Grand Canyon flight to seven veterans from the Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force.

Yoga classes are now available at the Grand Canyon, as the result of a partnership between two residents.

Growing up in northern California, there were only a few career choices available for recent high school graduates — logging or fishing. Pete Jones decided neither of those were his calling.

By 9:45 a.m. the temperature had risen to between 55-60 degrees. With increased temperatures and no obvious area for snakes to be hidden, Kevin Overfield said he was not looking for snakes.

A new reign of queens and princesses is about to be introduced with the revival of the popular Miss Williams beauty pageant.

Visiting her grandchildren at Grand Canyon Village brings much joy to Phyllis Kachinhongva (Yoyetewa), but seeing them dance is an added blessing.

Cold winter winds were swirling through the Grand Canyon on Jan. 22, 1977.

Like many new recruits, Ted Martello signed up for military duty soon after graduation from high school.

WILLIAMS, Ariz. — When Harry Robertson started tinkering around with model airplanes as a child, little did he know he would end up inventing aviation fuel systems that have saved over 8,000 lives and are used in aircraft around the world.

Dedicated to the preservation and safe legal operation of vintage railroad equipment, the North American Railcar Operators Association (NARCOA) made its annual debut to the Grand Canyon Village in late October.

Strange dreams, the sound of frenzied drums, the twisty Blacktail Canyon all but hidden.

Grand Canyon School celebrated Indigenous Peoples' Day Oct. 14.

Scott and Tina Stocking of Mudshark Brewery joined The Boulder Alley Boys at the Bright Angel Bar Oct. 11 for a night of music, dancing and dining.

To honor those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces, Williams-Grand Canyon News publishes a Veterans Tab each Veteran's Day.

Every September we fire up the electrofishing equipment and sample young fish along the shoreline of Lake Powell.

The red, yellow, blue, brown, black and white hues on the walls and ceilings of the Desert View Watchtower are once again vividly on display.

WILLIAMS, Ariz. —Several Williams locals recently noticed the town's only drive-thru Mexican Restaurant, Francisco's, no longer has its signature green sign looking out over Route 66.

Although the history of fudge is unclear and hotly debated, some say it was developed in the 1880’s in America when some bakers “fudged” a batch of caramels.

The monsoon season runs from mid-June through September, characterized by a shift in wind patterns and moisture being pulled in from the tropical coast of Mexico.