WILLIAMS, Ariz. — With four seniors leading a talented Vikings roster this season, they have so far shown they are ready for a challenge.
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — “There’s no reason for someone to survive a crash — and then die in a fire.”
GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, Ariz. — A Thanksgiving holiday storm dropped more than a foot of snow at the Grand Canyon, knocking out power overnight at the South Rim and the community of Tusayan.
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — National Weather Service forecasters are predicting a major winter storm Thursday through early Saturday for northern Arizona.
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Mary Corcoran is thrilled to be stepping up as the new head librarian at Williams Public Library. She fills the big shoes left behind by retiring librarian Andrea Dunn, whose last day was Nov. 6.
WILLIAMS, Ariz. —With a Williams community turnout rivaling any home game, hundreds of Vikings fans packed the stands at Coronado High School Nov. 15, revealing their unwavering support for their home town team. The fans were not disappointed.
Although restoration work has been ongoing at several locations on the mountain over the past few years, the 300 acres is unique and requires aerial methods to remove the timber.
Vikings Head Coach Jeff Brownlee and Lady Vikes volleyball coach Connie Stevens were selected as the 1A Region Coaches of the Year for 2019.
Although the Lady Vikings didn’t make it as far as they hoped in the 1A State tournament Nov. 8-9, the team made history by reaching the semifinals for the first time in Viking’s history.
The Vikings are headed to the championship game ranked No. 1 in the 1A conference with only one loss in the season to Nevada powerhouse Pahranagat Valley early in the year.
