Features

Hiking the Vineyard trail

After carpooling from Payson, we park our vehicles in a lot near the entrance to the Roosevelt Bridge.

SV eyes competing uses for federal grant

Star Valley will likely use its next installment of federal Community Development Block Grant money to help subsidize Meals on Wheels and taxi programs for seniors.

Microchip increases odds of reunion with lost pet

Has your dog ever gone missing? Your indoor cat disappear for a few days?

Kingdom of God

“You are not far from the kingdom of God,"Jesus replied to the man that answered Him intelligently.

Are you getting an itch to get in your automobile to take a trip? About this time of year we find ourselves a little tired of the cold weather and begin thinking about a trip this spring. Why not consider exploring some of our great national parks?

Easy brunch makes spring mornings special

As we celebrate the arrival of spring, Rim Country mornings can still be a little chilly. Why not make the most of the earlier sunrises by preparing a nice brunch to enjoy before getting out and about over the weekend.

The debate over circumcision

What does the gallbladder do? I’m going to have mine out. How does losing it affect life?

Universal Health plans terminated from Medicare, Medicaid offerings

Medicare ensures no interruption in services as plans terminate

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) will ensure continuous medical and prescription drug coverage for beneficiaries enrolled in Universal Health Care Medicare health plans that terminated April 1.

New yoga classes at Senior Center

April is such a cheerful month; filled with bright sunshine, warm breezes, birdsong and best of all in Rim Country, a multitude of blossoming trees.

The Jaws of Extinction

Petrified Forest lays reveals violent past to a warm-blooded pair of survivors

The wind blew. The planet spun. The light faded And all the while I stood pondering fate on a ridge above the crystallized corpse of a lost world on a ridge in the Petrified National Forest.

Foundation provides list of resources for persons with HIV

Site has more than 500 entries on testing, doctors, prevention

Arizona’s first comprehensive online database of services, providers, physicians, case managers, testing locations and more, and one of the few sites of its kind in the nation, directly connect those affected by HIV/AIDS to the resources they need.

Easter Services

Saturday, March 30, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the big ramada at Rumsey Park on N. McLane Road.

Low-cost spay, neuter and vaccines coming April 13

The Mobile Animal Surgical Hospital (M.A.S.H.) is the first veterinary-owned low-cost spay/neuter clinic in Arizona. M.A.S.H. works toward reducing the number of unwanted pets by offering quality spay/neuter services at affordable prices for responsible pet owners.