March 2009
Photos for March 5, 2009
Pictured are (from left) Stacey Zimmerman, housing manager; Helen Fritz, marketing; Corey Thompson, manager; Paula Kneisl, executive director; Judy Rahl, senior living consultant; and Donna Rustem, marketing.
Alice Natale entertains young people with her storytelling at the Isabelle Hunt Memorial Library in Pine.
The Blue Mesa Trail is great three-mile look with views of the badlands, log falls and pedestal logs.
The Agate House, which is a partially restored pueblo made of petrified wood, is surrounded by even more petrified wood.
This monster example of petrified wood sits off the Blue Mesa Trail and is surrounded by a soft mixture of silt, mud and volcanic ash left by millions of years of change at the Petrified Forest National Park.
Petrified wood sits off the Long Logs Trail at the Petrified Forest National Park, just east of Holbrook. The park offers views of petrified wood along with views of badlands, log falls, petroglyphs and a variety of cone-shaped formations.
Kevin DeWitt, executive chef at Kohl’s Ranch Zane Grey Steakhouse, will participate in the Taste of Rim Country chefs competition Saturday at the Payson Public Library.
Cindy Fitch, owner of Creekside Steakhouse, will participate in the Taste of Rim Country chefs competition Saturday at the Payson Public Library.
About 40 aspiring wrestlers turned out for the Little Longhorn wrestling camp held over a three-week period in Wilson Dome. The campers have been separated into teams and will compete tomorrow, March 7, in a tournament.
First baseman Skye McNeeley (right) returns the ball to the catcher after recording an out against the Roadrunners in the Lady Horns’ 1-0 season-opening win.
Mary Hagen shows the form that helped her pitch a one-hitter against the Holbrook Roadrunners in a March 3 season-opening game on PHS diamond.
Sophomore Rylee Halenar uses a left-handed slap-hitting technique against the Holbrook Roadrunner pitcher during the Lady Longhorns’ season-opening victory.
Rhonda Kaminski, general manager at Majestic Mountain Inn, will welcome you warmly and offer the mountain hospitality you expect in Rim Country.
Bashas’ bakery is home to the best doughnuts, pastries, cookies and cakes according to our readers. Posing in front of the counter are Joe Dice, Vickie Raichley, Colleen Dyer and Linda Paluszek.
Need a good, fresh cup of coffee? Roundup readers say Amy Anderson at Fireside Espresso serves up the best java in Rim Country.
Serving up the best breakfast in Rim Country at the Beeline Cafe are Rena Slaughter (left), Bryan Boulet and Dianne Wing.
Cindy and Mike McCannon’s Buffalo Bar and Grill was our readers choice for the best bar in Rim Country.
We all know that “we toss ’em, they’re awesome” applies to the Pizza Factory, because it was once again voted best pizza in Rim Country. Holding a sample of the award-winning pie are sisters Renee Sharman and Megan Dahlman.
When Roundup readers are hungry for great Mexican food, they head to El Rancho Restaurant. In addition to a great meal, they can enjoy the best margarita in Rim Country as well. El Rancho’s staff includes (from left to right) Jamie McNeely, Cam Webster, Tommy Woolwine, Krystal Martin and Tito Pinon.
Need fast food? Our readers voted Arby’s the best place to get it. Waiting to serve you are manager Tyler Cook (left) and Ethan Johnson.
Moving to a new location didn’t stop readers from voting Macky’s Grill the best lunch restaurant, best sandwich and best hamburger. On hand to serve you are Kristy Ulmer, general manager, and Cari and Greg Day, owners. Macky’s Grill is located in the Sawmill Crossing complex.
Serving up a McDonald’s kids meal is Diana Morales. Our readers say, when in Rim Country, McDonald’s is the best restaurant for children.
Crosswinds server Tami Scully is ready to serve you breakfast with a smile. Tami was our readers’ first choice for best waitress.
Sal Marcado serves a drink to a patron at Buffalo Bar and Grill. Roundup readers prefer to belly up to the bar when Sal is on duty.
Readers say Laura Meidinger knows how to relax and soothe aching muscles. She has an office inside The Carpenter’s Wife.
Colorz beautician Cheryl Chance knows how to make you look your best — just ask Kassidy Scully.
Freddy Miranda gets his ears lowered by Al Christianer at The Rim Barber Shop. Al is the best barber in the Rim Country according to readers of the Payson Roundup.
Kevin Dick is who are readers choose when they need a financial adviser.
Your four-legged friends will get the best pampering in Rim Country at Furry Friends say Roundup readers. Sanna Silva, Kris Emminger, Theresa Oliver, owner Terry Murer and manager Julie Stevens will be on hand to help, along with Zeus (left) and Stetson.
Can you hear me now? Lorraine Boone, Steve Marley and Ryan Murphy are ready to give you the best cell phone service Verizon can offer. Not pictured is Ken Boone.
Tara Sall (left) and Cheri Waldron are ready to serve their customers with a smile at Back to Basics. The health food/vitamin store was our readers’ top pick when they want to get back to basics.
Our readers roll into Big O Tires when they’re in need of some new rubber. Service manager Bob Lessard (left) and manager Brian Bowman, smile at the compliment.
Payson Florist and Gifts was voted as best florist and best gift shop by Roundup readers. Gale Gardener, owner Marilyn Dedman and Kackie Scott, are on hand to say “Thank you, Payson.”
The staff at NAPA Auto Parts gets a nod from our readers for providing some of the finest service in town. Available to assist you with your auto parts needs are Ray Armington, Tater Byres and Gary Oesterriech. Jake, the dog, adds another friendly face.
Need auto parts? Ask the staff at AutoZone and you will get some of the finest service in town. Helping you out are (from left to right) Kim Kallmann, Michelle Ortiz, Juan Diago, store manager, Doug Robinson and Dave Shelow.
Readers say Maverik is their first stop for a gas station and convenience store. David Mortinsen (left) and manager Candi DeCinko hold a thank you Payson sign, as Kevin Majeska tries not to smile too broadly.
Taking honors for best antique shop this year, the crew at Carpenter’s Wife is all smiles. Pictured are (left to right) P.K. Noland, Kristie Dillman, Gladys Moreno and Laura Meidinger.
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