- Cuts hit cops hard
- March 19, 2010
- With overtime and training pay all but stripped away, and officers forced to take two furlough days a month, the Payson Police Department is feeling the effects.
- Helicopter rescues couple trapped on snow-covered ridge
- March 19, 2010
- A Department of Public Safety helicopter on Wednesday rescued a stranded couple trapped on a snowy ridge in the Mazatzal Wilderness Area south of Payson.
- Program gets wayward kids back on track
- ReadOut uses books to get kids in trouble off probation, but program needs adult volunteers
- March 19, 2010
- When Carole Shevlin meets with a juvenile on probation for the first time at the Payson Public Library, she has no idea what crime they committed or what led them to this place in life.
- Show Low heart doctor aims to unseat Rep. Kirkpatrick
- March 19, 2010
- Show Low cardiologist Steve Mehta wants to apply a little CPR to politics — starting with the increasingly rancorous debate about health care reform.
- Bikers on a Quest
- March 19, 2010
- Biking across the country, Paul and Clint stopped by our offices (Payson Roundup) on a deadline day, (not the best time) but I talked with them and set up a place along the highway where I could get a good shot of them whizzing past on their way to Phoenix. Once they zipped passed me, I jumped in my car to catch up with them and possibly get another shot or two.
- Payson free tax help site is now open
- March 16, 2010
- Payson Community Action Program (CAP) announced today free tax help is available for area residents.
- Fed earmarks for roads, flood work sought
- Supervisors want feds to fund $17 million worth of work
- March 16, 2010
- Gila County supervisors have requested $17 million worth of projects from the federal government, including a study to solve problems associated with Tonto Creek flooding and a plan to relocate part of Houston Mesa Road.
- Rodeo war breaks out
- Groups line up lawyers to vie for right to stage Payson’s rodeo
- March 16, 2010
- A new range war has broken out between two groups each hoping to stage the August Rodeo.
- Sales taxes rise, spending falls
- Payson digging out of deficit as revenue rises and furloughs cut costs
- March 16, 2010
- Payson’s bleak budget picture brightened in February, according to a financial report released on Monday.
- EAC changes course, will pay teachers on time
- March 16, 2010
- Eastern Arizona College plans to move its paydays to comply with state law following the complaint of an adjunct faculty member, according to a letter sent to the state labor department.
- Wellness forum encourages, inspires
- March 16, 2010
- Encouragement and inspiration were at the heart of the 12th Annual Women’s Wellness Forum — and close to 300 women were the recipients of all the great information provided by the presenters and keynote speaker Ali Vincent.
- Annual Rim Country Classic Auto show scheduled for April 23
- March 16, 2010
- The Rim Country Classic Auto Club, plans for the 17th Annual Beeline Cruise-In and Car Show are in the final stages.
- Carpenter, edges out Vogel in close vote
- March 12, 2010
- Former Town Manager Fred Carpenter edged out Vice Mayor Mike Vogel in Tuesday’s election, according to final tallies released on Thursday.
- Arrests made in bank robberies
- Two Linden men arrested in connection with four-state spree of 16 armed bank robberies
- March 12, 2010
- Two Linden men believed to be the notorious “High Country Bandits” were arrested by FBI agents at 9 a.m. Thursday in connection with a four-state spree of armed bank and credit union robberies that began with the robbery of the Bank of the West branch in Heber last Sept. 8.
- Unemployment dips 5th month in a row
- Rim Country rate is below county average
- March 12, 2010
- In a heartening sign that the recession may have bottomed out here, Rim Country’s unemployment rate in January dipped to 8.9 percent, below both the state and national averages.
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