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Parks, Ash Fork and Williams compete at first middle school basketball games
Maine Consolidated School, Ash Fork Middle School and Williams Middle School met in Williams for the first weekend of I-40 League basketball games Jan. 18.
Airport Road development in Williams takes a turn
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Excessive utility costs have brought a halt to an affordable home subdivision that was planned for Williams by a northern Arizona developer.
Williams Vikings beat Grand Canyon, Basis; drop one to Anthem Prep
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — The Williams Vikings won two and lost one, and the Lady Vikes went 1-1 in a busy week of basketball for the teams.
Williams community Event Huddle returns Jan. 21
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — The fourth annual Event Huddle is coming to Williams Jan. 21 at 5:30 p.m. at the Williams Recreation Center.
Happy Birthday: Elenore Nord to celebrate 100th
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Elenor Nord, or Mickey to her friends, has a big reason to celebrate Jan. 20 — she turns 100 years old.
City council approves new magistrate search
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — The Williams City Council voted to begin advertising to fill the newly open magistrate position for the city of Williams at its Jan. 10 meeting.
Elk Ridge Ski reopening on hold for 2018-2019 season
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — It has been a year and a half since Elk Ridge Ski and Outdoor Recreation area in Williams was purchased by Mountain Capital Partners, yet locals and snow enthusiasts have yet to see the gates open at the resort.
Logger diversifies for better market opportunities
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Finding trees has never been a problem for Jim Perkin’s logging company, but finding someone to buy it is another story.
Williams Vikings rout Joseph City at home
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — The Vikings returned from Christmas break with a vengeance as they handed the Joseph City basketball team two solid losses Jan. 5.
Shutdown...but at what cost? Kaibab Forest affected by budget impasse
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — With several recent storms blanketing the area with snow, visitors from the Phoenix valley and beyond have been flocking to northern Arizona to enjoy the wintry weather.
