Lead stories
6:05 a.m.
Consultant’s county contract is questioned- June 30, 2009
- Water consultant Harry Jones has billed the county for 134 hours of work since January, yet some wonder if he even has a contract.
All stories
- Holy echoes
- July 1, 2009
- The echo caught us off guard. First it silenced us in the midst of our casual conversation, wondering what had happened, and then it motivated us to repeat what we said even louder in order to hear it again and again.
- The China Experience
- July 1, 2009
- In the mid 1970s I was working as the chief negotiator for a Norwegian ship owner. The company owned two cruise ships and more than 70 cargo vessels.
- What’s new in world of cruising?
- July 1, 2009
- What’s new in cruising? Lots of changes.
- A Star-Spangled Celebration!
- July 1, 2009
- Start with a sassy salsa of in-season sweet, plump Northwest cherries paired with peppers, onion and cilantro! Serve cracker-like crisps — cut from pita breads using star-shaped cookie cutters — for dipping.
- The Story of Payson, Arizona
- Chapter 21: The teacher who became a legend
- July 1, 2009
- The town of Payson abounds in legends associated with haunted buildings, saloons, murders and characters whose stories run the gamut of human emotions. One such personage was Payson’s favorite schoolteacher, Julia Randall.
- Patriotic partying in Rim Country
- July 1, 2009
- Payson and the surrounding area have long had a reputation as being quite a party place. With the 4th of July falling on a Saturday this year, it provides a perfect opportunity to look back upon some of the festive times had in this area.
- Fourth of Fun
- Rim Country holiday promises music, food, fun and fireworks
- July 1, 2009
- An old-fashioned, small-town celebration is in the works for the Fourth of July.
- Getaway Around Rim Country
- July 1, 2009
- Area gardeners, cooks and bakers with goods to share still have time to rent a stall or sign up for a spot on the co-op table at the Payson Farmers Market.
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