Milestones

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — The four community college districts covering all northern Arizona have entered into a historic partnership agreement to help better serve students.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars annual Patriot's Pen Contest and Voice of Democracy contests are now underway.

October is Raven Month at The Gallery in Williams. All kinds of ravens will gather at the gallery this month – dark, mysterious, clever and cunning – friendly, wise, talkative, alluring… the Gallery has them all.

The Williams-Grand Canyon News wants to share with readers the stories of local residents’ service in the U.S. military in a special section that will publish in November in observance of Veterans Day.

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — The voter registration deadline for the Nov. 8 General Election is Oct. 11.

WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Do you enjoy being scared, love Halloween and navigating through haunted house mazes? If this sounds like you then you have to check out “The Tunnel Of Doom.”

Community golfers join Grand Canyon Brewing Company CEO John Peasley (second from right) at the annual Putts and Pints event at Elephant Rocks Golf Course Sept. 7.

The Cataract Creek Gang perform nightly at 7 p.m. in downtown Williams.

The Williams Summer Rec program had a field trip to Canyon Coaster Park July 15.

According to the park, the project should be completed within the next several weeks.

Kindercamp grads were promoted to Kindergarten in June following a month long program preparing them for their first year of school.

Grand Canyon Brewing + Distillery’s annual Putts & Pints event returns Aug. 27 at Elephant Rocks Golf Course in Williams.

WHS Athletic Director Phillip Echeverria said the money will go toward a variety of student athlete programs.

Because of a shortage of lifeguards, Seligman lifeguards are working part-time to help Williams lifeguards at the Williams Aquatic Center.

Around 85 students visited the park in June.

With several members now in Williams, the Pharoah's Car Club enjoyed a day at the Historic Route 66 Car Show.

Mayor John Moore has been chosen as Grand Marshal of the Fourth of July parade.

More than 150 people attended the inaugural spaghetti fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity.

The American Legion Auxiliary elected new officers May 5 at the American Legion Hall in Williams.

American Legion Riders from American Legion posts 13 and 57 donated $2,000 from the recent Road Rash Rodeo.

This funding will help pay for a multi-purpose court flooring which will have a basketball and volleyball court.

During the May 4 department meeting, Don Mackay resigned his position as chief of Williams Fire for personal reasons.

The awards were presented during a pot-luck lunch June 8.

Williams High School class of 2022 was recognized May 27 at 7 p.m. at the Williams High School football field.

The winning artwork and essays will be featured on posters placed in state and federal buildings around Coconino County.