Milestones

Williams Elementary-Middle School (WEMS) recently announced the January Students of the Month.

Elizabeth McCarthy is a senior at Williams High School.

Brandalyn Mcmenamin is a senior at Williams High School.

The Coconino County Board of Supervisors announced the appointment of Theresa Hatathlie to fill the vacant seat in Legislative District 7 during a special session Jan. 6.

Williams Elementary-Middle School announced its December Students of the Month.

Brandon is a senior at Williams High School.

Kaylee is a senior at Williams High School. She moved to Williams six months ago from Big Bear, California.

After hoping for a December opening, work continues on Canyon Coaster Park in Williams.

After nearly 41 years in law enforcement, 16 years for the city of Williams, Herman Nixon has stepped down as the Williams police chief.

Robert is a senior at Williams High School and has attended school in Williams since seventh grade.

Levi is a senior at Williams High School. He has lived in Williams his entire life, and attended WHS for the past three years.

Amanda is a senior at Williams High School. She has lived in Williams for the past eight years after moving from New River.

The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) will no longer offer traditional paper “book” licenses sold through license dealers beginning Jan. 1.

Every year Williams Volunteer Fire Department (WFD) selects new officers and recognizes members for their service.

The tree was delivered by Xanterra mule packers Sherwin MacArthur Jr. and Anderson “Anders” Mann.

Grand Canyon National Park Superintendent Ed Keable receives his COVID-19 booster.

Volunteers with SAVE Meant-to-Rescue (SAVE-MTR), a local animal rescue organization, make enchiladas for a holiday fundraiser Nov. 24.

Musician John Carpino celebrated his 66th birthday in Williams recently.

Hiemenz enjoyed food, drinks and cake with family and friends.

The winner, along with her court, were crowned in Ash Fork.

Provencio joined the Kaibab in October 2015.

Grand Canyon Artist in Residence Erin Reynolds recently created a dance film, ‘The Sum of One’s Parts.’

After graduation, Kallison plans to study fire science. After completing that program she would like to continue her education and earn a degree in environmental science.

After graduation, Kaylee plans to attend either Northern Arizona University or attend cosmetology school.

Coconino County Board of Supervisors Chair Matt Ryan read a proclamation developed to mark the occasion.