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Each application cost a whopping $25,000. Author: Niala Charles Updated: 10:25 AM MST April 20, 2021 PHOENIX — Thirteen new recreational marijuana dispensaries are headed for rural Arizona.  The Arizona Department of Health Services gave out 13 licenses in a raffle Monday. Each application cost $25,000. AZDHS says they received 355 applications. Each person was able to submit a maximum of five applications. The proceeds will go back to state, city and school budgets. “I think there’s an incredible demand and it started when we saw the results from last N...

Garrard, 42, of Lakeside, Arizona, is the son of Gary and Deanna Garrard of Hermiston. He serves as the Disabled Veteran Outreach Program workforce specialist in the Workforce Development Administration within the Northeastern Arizona Department of Economic Security, providing assistance to veterans experiencing barriers to employment, including custom resumes, job searches, job interview assistance, individual employment plans, and Veterans Tool Kit assistance. Garrard served 20 years in aircraft maintenance in the Air Force, retiring in 2017. Beginning in November of that year in his curren...

True West Magazine 1878 Cavanaugh Gang Eagar, AZ   America’s wild and wooly West is marked by reminders of its legendary, lawless frontier days. Apache County (Yavapai County) in the Arizona Territory of the late 1800s doesn’t get a lot of attention but it had more than its share of gunmen and horse thieves. Many of the refugees from the rustler war in Cochise County, including Ike and Phin Clanton made their way to that remote part of Arizona. In 1877, Bill Caveness, who also went by the name Snyder, led a gang that plagued the area along the Little Colorado River, preying on miners, ra...

Arizona weather updates: Breezy weekend, clear skies in Phoenix area before warm-up Arizona Republic An "unprecedented" winter storm continued its assault on the nation on Monday, leaving millions without power in Texas and wreaking travel havoc across a wide swath of the central and southern U.S. due to the heavy snow and ice, USA TODAY reported.  Meanwhile, in parts of northern Arizona, rain and snow showers are forecast late Monday into Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.  In the Phoenix area, breezy to windy conditions are expected on Tuesday into Wedn...

The National Weather Service said morning lows in northern Arizona were expected to stay below 30 degrees on Wednesday and Thursday.