Lead stories
8:49 a.m.
PHS wrestling coach back to work after pleading no contest- January 8, 2010
- Payson High School’s wrestling coach is back to work this week following an investigation into a scuffle with a student in his office that left student and teacher facing disorderly conduct charges.
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- Snow made for a memorable holiday season with family
- January 9, 2010
- Whew! The holiday season is behind us for another year. The Christmas season was a very special one for the Snyder family. We were blessed with a houseful of family for the very first time. My hubby and I are usually in Yuma to see our kids and grandkids at Christmas time.
- Staying the course can pay off for investors in the long term
- January 9, 2010
- While stock prices were going through their dizzying descent, some people gave up on investing and decided that, from now on, they would put all their money in savings accounts, piggy banks, under their pillows — anywhere but in the market
- Everyone needs a Miss Briggs in his life
- January 9, 2010
- In a shady graveyard in Connecticut lies a spinster lady named Edith Briggs. Edith Briggs never had any children of her own. She spent her life helping other women’s children grow into fine upright adults. I met Miss Briggs at a time when bad luck had yanked the rug out from under me.
- A great publication for hunters
- January 9, 2010
- Some of my earliest memories of the outdoors were actually encouraged by reading numerous magazines that had fascinating stories about fishing and hunting. An Outdoor Life or a Field and Stream was usually read from cover to cover in one evening, which would usually give me plenty of ammunition for day-dreaming material.
- Grant money will help fund humane society programs
- January 9, 2010
- The Humane Society of Central Arizona (formerly Payson Humane Society) has received a $5,000 grant from the Arizona Companion Animal Spay/Neuter Committee, to be used to spay and neuter our community’s feral cats.
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Question of the week
Do you think the community should be involved with the selectioin of a new School Board Superintendent?
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