July 2009
Photos for July 3, 2009
Brandee Palmer singing “You Can’t Get a Man With a Gun.”
Phyllis Helton
John A. “Jack” Bonkowske
Barbara Jones Ryan
Cooper Wantland, 9, caught this 30-pound catfish on a 65-pound test line at Roosevelt Lake recently.
Rim Country Middle School seventh-grader Dean Harpe, 12, will be playing in the U.S. Kids Golf World Championships in North Carolina.
Coach John Carruthers (right) has the attention of all his charges as he imparts the best method of throwing a ball to a teammate after a circle throw and catch practice session. From left to right are: Dylan Justice, Christian Barrowdale, Jayson Lyons, Mitchell Matthews, Jodi Pock and Jeremiah Hamm.
Forest Service campgrounds were starting to fill up for the holiday weekend on Wednesday.
Playing in the water is always a great way to cool off, as witnessed by Killian Samuels (left) and his brothers Bryce (center) and Zack as they play in the East Verde River near Beaver Valley.
Clayton stares with much interest as Kayla Harrup and Sladon Flores test the coldness of the East Verde near Beaver Valley on Wednesday.
The Payson Professionals At Your Service organization provided a new room to Esther Alicia Careaga.
Esther Alicia Careaga, who cares for the developmentally disabled adults, got some help with her home from members of the Payson Professionals At Your Service (PAYS) organization, which provides home improvement and repair help to some people with special needs.
With the different fabrics neatly identified, the students in the Strawberry Patchers’ quilting class at Pine library just have to sit down and start sewing with supervision by members of the quilt group.
Two young ladies talk in whispers as they sit on rocks with their feet in the cool waters of the East Verde near Beaver Valley Estates.
Two young ladies talk in whispers as they sit on rocks with their feet in the cool waters of the East Verde near Beaver Valley Estates.
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Do you think the community should be involved with the selectioin of a new School Board Superintendent?
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