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Part 1:FIRST ARRIVALS

founded by miners, built by ranchers: the story of Payson, Arizona

By Stan Brown

September 3, 2008

Green Valley was left to the Apaches for six years following the army’s failure to establish a military post there.

Humor: It’s a Doggy Dog World

Don Flood

September 3, 2008

Important announcement: Studies show that the best way to get the most mileage out of this column is to make sure it is properly inflated.

An Arizona adventure — canoeing, kayaking and rafting

By Ken Brooks

September 3, 2008

With more than 30 lakes in Arizona, you are sure to find a great place to canoe, kayak or raft.

DERBY DAYS

Annual demolition derby is always a smash

By Max Foster

September 3, 2008

Nelson Beck has never wavered in his conviction that there is plenty of room on the Rim Country recreation calendar for one of the wackiest entertainment events ever held at the Payson Event Center.

Humor: It’s a Doggy Dog World

Don Flood

September 3, 2008

Important announcement: Studies show that the best way to get the most mileage out of this column is to make sure it is properly inflated.

To your good health: Roseola is common childhood infection

Roger Moore

September 3, 2008

DEAR DR. DONOHUE:

At the movies: The best and worst of summer films

September 3, 2008

What a glorious summer of cinema it was.

At the movies: Hamlet 2

Mocks thespian attitudes with glee

Roger Moore

September 3, 2008

“Hamlet 2” doesn’t fall “trippingly” off the tongue.

The skinny on fats

Fats that fit a healthy diet

September 3, 2008

Yes, some fats can fit into a healthy diet. Our bodies actually require them.

Cooperation, hard work make gallery a go

By Pete Aleshire

September 3, 2008

Like the little engine that could, Artists of the Rim has defied the naysayers and pioneered gallery space for art in Payson.

Part 1: FIRST ARRIVALS

founded by miners, built by ranchers: the story of payson, arizona

By Stan Brown

September 3, 2008

Green Valley was left to the Apaches for six years following the army’s failure to establish a military post there. In July of 1874 De-che-ae, the last Apache chief to hold out against the white invasion was killed and the remnants of his band surrendered to the Rio Verde Reservation.

DERBY DAYS delight demolition demigogs

Annual demolition derby is always a smash

By Max Foster

September 3, 2008

Nelson Beck has never wavered in his conviction that there is plenty of room on the Rim Country recreation calendar for one of the wackiest entertainment events ever held at the Payson Event Center.