After many years of pulling weeds and trying to keep the church’s landscape neat, church members took up old fabric and pea gravel and began anew in November.
Every Kid Outdoors is a federal public lands partnership created to inspire fourth-grade students and their families to recreate, explore cultures, discover connections to nature and spark a lifelong passion for America’s great outdoors.
In honor of Veteran’s Day, a Veterans Ball was held Nov. 7 at Miss Kitty’s Steakhouse in Williams.
Finley the fox will be distributed by the Kiwanis Club to children and seniors of Williams and other organizations this Christmas season.
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Toys for Kids is an annual tradition in Williams.
WILLIAMS, Ariz. —Williams Elementary-Middle School recently announced its October Students of the Month (SOM). Students are selected by their teachers.
After being closed for four years, Zettlers Market has opened its doors once again.
Noah Canedo, 5, is the No Cavity Club winner at Timberline Dental in Williams for the months of Jan-June, 2020.
The park reported that Wais was hiking the Bright Angel trail July 15 assisting visitors suffering from heat illness.
The wedding is set for July 25 in Williams.
Williams News cartoonist, Rowdy, was married June 26 on the corner in Winslow, Arizona.
The Williams Lions Club announced that Patty Williams is the recipient of the Melvin Jones Fellowship.
On June 13, Williams Kiwanis Club hosted a craft fair at the Williams Recreation Center in downtown Williams.
The Grand Canyon School senior procession began at the south entrance of Grand Canyon Airport and continued through Tusayan on to Grand Canyon Village May 22.
While high school seniors across Arizona were struggling to transition their final quarter of high school to online learning, five seniors at Ash Fork High School managed to transition to online learning to complete associate degrees at Yavapai College.
The wreath remained in place over the weekend and was removed May 17.
Despite a visible decrease in visitors to Williams, Williams Fire Department (WFD) stayed busy throughout April.
A splash of color can now be seen as temperatures zoomed to the 80s in Williams last week.
Many Forest Service employees have joined a multitude of employees working remotely during the coronavirus pandemic.
On April 26, Williams Volunteer Fire Department (WFD) tested 10,600 feet of hose of fire hose.
Every Friday, Civitan employees will be providing lunch and dinner to be distributed in front of the Williams Recreation Center.
Williams Mayor John Moore visited with Sen. Sylvia Allen (R -Ariz.) who, along with Rep. Walt Blackman (R - Ariz.) delivered care packages in Williams.
Cooper has been involved with basketball and National Honor Society at the school
- Police incident: I-40 westbound closed west of Williams
- Collision on SR 64 results in death of beloved carriage horse
- Update: DPS reopens I-40 west of Williams following police incident
- National Park Service faces $270 million wrongful death claim after decapitation
- Williams Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting set for Nov. 28
- Flagstaff Medical Center concerned with rise in hospitalizations
- Free saliva-based COVID-19 testing available at Fort Tuthill and NAU
- Obituary: Betty Jean Christman
- Yavapai County K9 sniff search leads to seizure of meth on I-40 near Ash Fork
- Grinch spotted in Williams
- Police incident: I-40 westbound closed west of Williams
- Suicide victim identified at Grand Canyon National Park
- Update: DPS reopens I-40 west of Williams following police incident
- On Arizona’s rotten fish list: Wildlife managers try incentivized harvesting to reduce brown trout population at Lee’s Ferry
- Free saliva-based COVID-19 testing available at Fort Tuthill and NAU
- Good Earth relocates saw mill from Williams to Bellemont with purchase of warehouse
- Collision on SR 64 results in death of beloved carriage horse
- First snowstorm blows into Grand Canyon
- Williams could see 5 to 9 inches of snow this weekend
- Arizona man gets probation for Mexican gray wolf killing
