Chris Harold News Today

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One thing that I love about Payson is the willingness of the community to work together to make things better.

Good job Bowie County, the numbers went in a more acceptable direction, down, last week. Make no mistake, your Bowie County Sheriff's deputies stayed busy with a total of 63 arrests during the week, which was 25 less than the week before. BCSO brought in 22 of those, while other area law enforcement agencies brought in 41.

Good job Bowie County, the numbers went in a more acceptable direction, down, last week. Make no mistake, your Bowie County Sheriff's deputies stayed busy with a total of 63 arrests during the week, which was 25 less than the week before. BCSO brought in 22 of those, while other area law enforcement agencies brought in 41.

Good job Bowie County, the numbers went in a more acceptable direction, down, last week. Make no mistake, your Bowie County Sheriff's deputies stayed busy with a total of 63 arrests during the week, which was 25 less than the week before. BCSO brought in 22 of those, while other area law enforcement agencies brought in 41.

Good job Bowie County, the numbers went in a more acceptable direction, down, last week. Make no mistake, your Bowie County Sheriff's deputies stayed busy with a total of 63 arrests during the week, which was 25 less than the week before. BCSO brought in 22 of those, while other area law enforcement agencies brought in 41.

Payson students and teachers continue to reap the benefits of the district’s innovative dual enrollment program, stoutly supported by the Aspire Arizona Foundation.

Kate Hughes looked nervously at the gold hopper full of 200 tickets on Dec. 27.

WE’RE sick and tired of the hypocrisy, that’s the view of BT Open Reach workers who were striking in Haverfordwest today over pay conditions.

Educators from Payson and Rim Country, Tonto Basin and Young, along with schools across Gila County were nominated for recognition as this year’s “Teacher of the Year” with accolades shared recently for instructors who inspired, challenged and encouraged their students during an especially taxing academic year. An impressive 63 teachers were nominated: Amanda Mowrey, Rhiannon Oldfield, Dave Hankin, Margot Tan, Laura Hacker, Mr. M., and Ken Vargas, Ahriana Tarango, Alecia Page, Am...