WILLIAMS, Ariz. — The Williams City Council gave a resounding “no” to supporting an outdoor lodging business proposed for 160 acres just outside the city limits in Coconino County.
Spring and summer youth sports programs in Williams are gearing up. Little League baseball and softball signups are underway with the season set to begin in April.
AutoCamp representatives had the opportunity to speak about their outdoor lodging proposal as they seek rezoning.
Representatives of AutoCamp came to Williams Jan. 4 for an informal meet and greet with neighbors of Cooper Ranch to discuss their proposed project, however, the group was met with staunch opposition from those in attendance.
After nearly 41 years in law enforcement, 16 years for the city of Williams, Herman Nixon has stepped down as the Williams police chief.
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Nearly 160 acres of prime ranch property with endless views of the San Francisco Peaks to the east and Bill Williams Mountain to the south, that is also a popular habitat for bald eagles, elk and deer, is under consideration for a commercial development near Williams.
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Despite making significant changes to the original proposal for a master plan community north of Williams, developer Steve Iverson was met with some local opposition at the second hearing in front of the Williams Planning and Zoning Commission Dec. 16.
WILLIAMS, Ariz. – A winter storm warning is in effect for northern Arizona tonight, Dec. 14.
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Miranda Mann has come full circle and returned to the city she grew up in to become the head librarian for the city of Williams. Mann is a lifelong resident of Williams, attending Williams schools from kindergarten through high school.
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — The Williams City Council joined other Arizona cities Dec. 9 when they passed an ordinance setting rules for governing recreational marijuana use and sales in the city limits.
