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Spring break travelers could encounter different experience

Payson Unified School District is on spring break this week and next (March 15-26). Those making travel plans could encounter a different experience, according AAA Arizona. More than one year since the COVID-19 pandemic upended nearly all travel plans, many Americans are eagerly awaiting their next chance to get out once again and explore. Whether planning a trip this spring, summer, or later this year, AAA Travel experts advise would-be travelers things will look very different from their last vacation. “As vaccinations help boost consumer confidence to begin traveling again, we have to remember that wearing masks and social distancing is still a requirement in most public areas,” said Aldo Vazquez, spokesperson for AAA Arizona.

Chamber and high school team up to place interns

Teens discover they can’t get real world experience without a job. And they can’t get a job without real world experience. A real chicken and egg conundrum. Enter Payson High School and the Rim Country Chamber of Commerce. The two organizations have forged a partnership to provide that real world experience for high school seniors through an internship program. Chamber Director Brenda Case invited Ginger Liddell, co-director of the Payson High School Career Technical Education Department and advisor for the DECA marketing program, to introduce the internship program to chamber members at the Feb. 16 Chamber breakfast. Liddell and Case hope to create a win-win situation for businesses in town and the students who seek to build a resumé.

Snowstorm buries Payson s boys, girls hoops games

It’s unclear if the games will be rescheduled. It was to be the 3A East Region opener for the two Longhorn varsity squads. It’s the third game on the girls basketball schedule that hasn’t been played. The Longhorns opened the season with a win at Camp Verde on Thursday, Jan. 21 after their scheduled opener at home against Fountain Hills was canceled by Fountain Hills. The girls’ Saturday, Jan. 23 game at Benjamin Franklin was also canceled. Both the girls and the boys now shift focus playing at Show Low on Friday in the new region opener. The wrestling team returns from a three-match opening week with a 2-1 record and another three matches in four days this week, starting at Snowflake at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 27. Cottonwood Mingus visits Wilson Dome at 6 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 29. The Longhorns travel to Queen Creek American Leadership Academy at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 30.

Community college announces leadership positions; welcomes new member

The Gila County Provisional Community College District Governing Board announced recently the election of Jan Brocker as board president, Samuel Moorhead as vice president, Connie Cockrell as secretary, and Kurt Knauss as treasurer and chief financial officer. Brocker succeeds Jay Spehar who stepped down from the position earlier this month, and Moorhead replaces Brocker as vice president. Cockrell and Knauss were elected to newly formed positions. Fernando Shipley was welcomed to the seat vacated by Spehar. Shipley’s appointment extends through Dec. 31, 2022; the remaining four years of Spehar’s vacated term will be filled by the successful candidate in the November 2022 election.

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