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Todd Smith, center, celebrates his hole-in-one alongside his sons, Cade, left, and Austin Smith. His ace earned him a 7-night worldwide getaway, sponsored by Show Low Ford.

White Mountain Community Center Office Manager Danelle Hayes, from left, Director Megan Campbell and volunteer Larry McCormick stand with the plaque commemorating the Mazie J. Hastings Memorial Garden at the center in Lakeside.

Questions over election oversight, renewable energy development and how public input is weighed returned to the Navajo County Board of Supervisors on Aug. 25 as three speakers used the Call to the Public to ask for accountability, transparency and continued conversation.

Navajo County is launching a new rural health effort aimed at helping residents better navigate health care, address chronic disease and connect with services, beginning with county employees before expanding into communities across the county.

Show Low Councilman Brandt Clark questions costs associated with the planned Sports and Event Center during the Sept. 1 City Council meeting.

Visitors to Timothy McKay Memorial Park have a new parking lot and walking paths to use, while another piece of the developing Show Low park, including a play mound and

Pinetop-Lakeside Pickleball Club President Mark Diltz addresses the Town Council Sept. 3 during a discussion over the proposed location and cost of eight outdoor community pickleball courts.

A detailed discussion on the debate between two locations for outdoor pickleball courts in Pinetop-Lakeside, raising questions about costs, community impact, and long-term benefits.

A detailed discussion on the debate between two locations for outdoor pickleball courts in Pinetop-Lakeside, raising questions about costs, community impact, and long-term benefits.

Blue Ridge Unified School District did not receive a state school safety grant this year, but Superintendent Jonathan Rohloff told the Pinetop-Lakeside Town Council on Sept. 3 that local police