Taylor Schwartz-Olson

The Wickenburg Town Council has voted to formally adopt the $86 million budget for fiscal year 2026-27, which begins on July 1.

During a Parks and Trails Committee meeting on June 10, Parks and Facilities Director Justin Smith shared an update on several park projects and fire damage to a local trailhead.

Snyder Mini Storage has seen three generations of ownership and 80 years of business under the same family, and now, a new family is taking over.

A host of agencies are working together to develop a Wickenburg Transportation Area Master Plan, a document officials say will set the foundation for the next 20 to 30 years

Dawn Andrus, an avid hiker and five-year Wickenburg resident, had never hiked alone until one day, guided by her faith, she decided to gradually work on completing the 800-mile Arizona

The Wickenburg Town Council during their latest meeting approved the submission of two grants to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, one for emergency response and the other for flood mitigation.

Dressed in Old West attire from head to toe, the Vulture City Gunslingers are bringing Wickenburg's early history to life, not just through performances but through education of all ages.

For Mountain Country Equipment, being a family-owned business with a strong sense of American pride is a big part of who they are.

A small but mighty retail shop is bringing good vibes and retro merchandise to Wickenburg, with most of the proceeds from sales being donated to an animal sanctuary in Forepaugh.

The June 30, 1994, edition of Today’s Daily News, a predecessor of Today’s News-Herald, announced the new record in a giant red headline on the front page. A custom-printed t-shirt declares the wearer survived 128-degree heat in Havasu on June 29, 1994.