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- Take care of your skin during winter months
- December 25, 2006
- The thermostat is turned up to keep winter’s chill away, but the same heat that keeps you toasty, dries out the air and, with it, your skin. During the winter, the best thing for your skin is to moisturize.
- Setting New Year’s resolutions for 2007
- December 25, 2006
- At this time of year, as one calendar rolls into another, it is a symbolic time to reflect, re-focus and, if need be, start again.
- Emergency responders went beyond call of duty
- December 25, 2006
- I recently had an accident while moving bags of steer manure from my SUV to my back yard.
- Lester “Les” A. Holtzen
- December 25, 2006
- Lester “Les” A. Holtzen died Dec. 21, 2006. He was born at home in Red Cloud, Neb. on March 8, 1920. He grew up in Sioux City, Iowa, and joined the Navy at the age of 17.
- Carter James Bell
- December 25, 2006
- Carter James Bell was born at 12:42 p.m. on Dec. 8, 2006 to Jason and Stacy Bell at Payson Regional Medical Center.
- Mya Christine Burge
- December 25, 2006
- Mya Christine Burge was born at 3:30 p.m. Dec. 7, 2006 to Ashlee Burge at Payson Regional Medical Center.
- Military family stays close despite distance
- December 25, 2006
- At just 20 years old, Anna Noe has seen much of life and death as she trains to become a Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) at the Brooke Army Medical Center.
- Christmas spent at a child’s bedside
- December 25, 2006
- Two-year-old Mila Phillips has been sick for most of her young life. During her second year of life, she started losing weight, and she stopped eating and walking.
- A place to call home
- Shelter for veterans last chance for many who find themselves on the street
- December 25, 2006
- Christopher had no place to go and had been homeless for about a week when the Rim Country Food Bank mentioned the Veterans Helping Veterans shelter in Payson.
- Habitat applications accepted through Dec. 31
- December 25, 2006
- Immediately after finishing a 13th home, Payson Area Habitat for Humanity is preparing to build and sell another 13 townhomes for low-income Rim Country residents.
- Physical therapy for women treats more than injuries
- December 25, 2006
- Physical or occupational therapy is usually associated with recovery from an accident or illness. But it can also be used to combat conditions that pose special problems for women such as post-mastectomy complications, osteoporosis, incontinence and pelvic pain.
- Save money, energy by properly winterizing your home
- December 25, 2006
- The temperature has dropped, the first bills for heat have arrived and it is time to winterize your home.
- Zachary Lee Pearson
- December 25, 2006
- Zachary Lee Pearson was born at 12:01 a.m. on Dec. 5, 2006 to Ryan and Rhiannon at Payson Regional Medical Center.
- Open letter to the cat killers
- December 25, 2006
- Tonight, I felt sorry for you boys and your parents. Sorry that you’ve never known the compassion and intelligence of an animal.
- Liquor sales tax could pay for new county facilities
- December 25, 2006
- Listen up, taxpayers. From everything I have read, the county needs a new courthouse and jail.
- Growth management should not be equated to communism
- December 25, 2006
- Councilor Tim Fruth, last night at the Payson town council meeting, you were very adamant about how you learned in “school,” that managed growth doesn’t work — it failed in the Soviet Union, and it will fail in Payson.
- Jump-starting your car battery in a hurry may lead to injury
- December 25, 2006
- Winter may lead to car battery trouble for some, as cold weather greatly reduces the operating efficiency of batteries.
- 2007 a year of using what was learned in 2006
- December 25, 2006
- The Payson Regional Economic Development Corporation has worked to build a foundation for future growth through most of 2006.
- Elk Ridge named Firewise Community
- December 25, 2006
- The Elk Ridge subdivision is the first community in Payson to receive Firewise Communities/USA recognition from the National Firewise Communities Program.
- Fossil Creek documentary to premiere in Phoenix
- December 25, 2006
- In an age of increasing energy needs, what would cause Arizona’s largest electric company to voluntarily remove one of its hydroelectric facilities?
- A true student-athlete
- December 25, 2006
- Mark McCarty is a junior at Payson High School and is a true example of a student-athlete.
- Adult dodgeball tournament planned for February
- December 25, 2006
- Almost every elementary school student of the past four decades has played some version of dodgeball, either on the playground or in gym classes.
- Boys finally rest after grueling 2 weeks
- December 25, 2006
- Longhorn boys basketball coach Chuck Hardt and his players are breathing a huge sigh of relief that they’ll finally have a respite after playing 11 games in just over two weeks.
- Shallow roster cheats girls from Chinle match
- December 25, 2006
- The Lady Longhorns did not have the unique opportunity Dec. 23 to showcase their skills in a newly built $33 million, 6,500-seat basketball arena that is drawing raves as the finest high school facility in the state.
- Become the ultimate outdoors woman
- December 25, 2006
- The Arizona Wildlife Federation will sponsor its second annual Becoming an Outdoors Woman (BOW) winter workshop Feb. 2 to Feb. 4 at Saguaro Lake Ranch.
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