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HONORING AMERICA’s Veterans

By Alexis Bechman

November 5, 2008

Veterans Day has lost its meaning for one veteran. Not because he isn’t proud of the time he served, but because it has turned into a time to vacation for most.

Wood artist’s workshop is envy of all

By Suzanne Jacobson

November 5, 2008

Tom Hewitt is a collector, perhaps a slightly obsessive one, but then many artists are vulnerable to compulsions.

Reunions have a variety of values

By Tim Ehrhardt

November 5, 2008

Recently I had my 10-year high school reunion. It was probably the first time that the magnitude of the whole “reunion” thing hit me.

Bargain-basement cruising

By Ken Brooks

November 5, 2008

With the economy slowing down and your wallet perhaps shrinking you might consider a vacation that promises great value and relaxation.

American Indian Places

November 5, 2008

Almost every American lives near an Indian ruin or site.

Pierced Ears Reject Earrings

Dr. Donohue

November 5, 2008

When I turned 24, my pierced ears started to reject (bleeding, itching, swelling) my earrings. I have used 14-karat gold, sterling silver and cheap metal earrings. What is the cause? Is there a solution

Election Results

10:26 a.m., November 5, 2008 Updated 07:53 a.m.

Preliminary Results as of 8 a.m. Thursday

Martin, Dawson retain supervisor seats

By Suzanne Jacobson

November 5, 2008

The District 3 Supervisor, Democrat Shirley Dawson, narrowly held onto her seat Tuesday night even as challenger and Republican David Cook periodically took the lead.

Payson voters reject YMCA

By Pete Aleshire

November 5, 2008

The lease of Payson parkland for a YMCA recreation center appeared headed for a big loss in preliminary results released 8 p.m. Tuesday.

NASCAR show car rolls into Walmart Nov. 11

November 5, 2008

Big Brothers Big Sisters and the #17 Arby’s Restaurant Racecar make a pit stop Tuesday, Nov. 11 at the Walmart Supercenter in Payson.

Can you qualify for a mortgage?

Ray Pugel

November 5, 2008

The upheaval in the credit industry is resulting in changing qualifications in the mortgage market. While each lender has different qualifying guidelines, here is an outline of some changes we are experiencing.

College aims to gain funding

By Suzanne Jacobson

November 5, 2008

Gila Community College began positioning its pawns in what could be a political chess game intended to win independence and equal funding.

New bill could make riding to work a joy

In a sign of the times, people are trading in their SUVs for something less glamorous but more economical, a bike.

By Alexis Bechman

November 5, 2008

If you thought the $700 billion federal credit bailout bill held nothing in it for you, wait — there is a shiny spot for bicyclists — $20.

New Web page explains OHV laws for the new year

November 5, 2008

The Arizona Game and Fish Department has a new Web page designed to inform off-highway vehicle (OHV) enthusiasts about new laws that will affect OHV use starting Jan. 1, 2009.