News from our neighbors

Christopher Creek talent show was a big hit with the audience
July 3, 2009
The Christopher Creek Talent and Art Show was held this past weekend at the LDS chapel, and if you missed it, you missed a good night of entertainment.
News from our neighbors
Around the Rim with stories, news and events from Pine-Strawberry, Christopher Creek and Tonto Village.
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Woman helps people find what makes them happy
July 3, 2009
Lipstick is one of Vivian Seville’s pure joys. She wears it, sometimes in a warm brown, along with earrings and it makes her happy.
Caring for others
Small business group helps woman in need
July 3, 2009
Even with rain leaking in and state funding slowly siphoned away, Esther Alicia Careaga continued caring for the developmentally disabled adults and children of Payson with a smile on her face for the last 10 years.
Pine library, Strawberry Patchers team up to teach children to quilt
July 3, 2009
Inspired by the two youthful entrants in the recent Strawberry Patchers Quilt Show, the Isabelle Hunt Memorial Library in Pine added a quilting class for youth to its summer enrichment program.
Some pets terrified by fireworks
July 3, 2009
Here it is, the third of July. As our country prepares to celebrate its 233rd year of independence, we here at the Humane Society of Central Arizona prepare for the magnificent fireworks show.
Happy ending for Gia; siblings still here
June 26, 2009
Gia was the first to arrive. We had heard through the grapevine that there was a litter of 12.
Retired police officer goes back to work
June 26, 2009
After working for the Payson Police Department for nearly three decades, it is no surprise that when Sgt. Todd Bramlet could finally retire in March, he could not tear himself from the organization that had strongly shaped his life and personality.
For the love of golf
June 26, 2009
Bob Purkey hopes to teach kids something they can keep with them the rest of their life — the love of golf. For the second year, Purkey has a four-week opportunity to instill this passion and maybe a little discipline along the way.
Gambling on gardening in the Rim Country
June 19, 2009
Gardening is always a gamble. It’s a partnership with Mother Nature, said Annie Spencer, one of the participants in the Payson Community Garden project.
June is Adopt a Shelter Animal Month
June 19, 2009
It’s another busy day here at the Humane Society of Central Arizona.
Is 72 hours long enough for your pet?
June 12, 2009
There’s been a lot of focus on us lately — focus on how long we hold animals; focus on how much it costs on a daily basis to operate our facility.
Of books and cooking
Library director leads program based on noted Arizona author’s work
June 12, 2009
Fans of reading, Mexican food and cooking had a red-letter day last month at the Payson Public Library with the Capirotada Cooking Class and Book Discussion.
It took time, but mother of nine earns college degree
June 5, 2009
The course of Angela Parker has been steady, despite the tumult that life threw. The mother of nine children earned her bachelor’s degree this month from Brigham Young University — two online classes at a time.
Ode to a racing man
Bud Matson was a NASCAR pioneer
June 5, 2009
Tucked away in the corner of Bud Matson’s hilltop home is a small sign that reads, “It’s nice to be important, but it is more important to be nice.”
Bundles of cuteness ready for homes
June 5, 2009
The first batch of kittens have cleared their health checks, been spayed and neutered and have made their way up to the main house for adoption. There’s nothing in cat house #5 but bouncing bundles of pure kitten cuteness.

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