Around Winslow: week of April 20
Winslow Arts Festival April 30
The Winslow Arts Council will host an art festival April 30 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Route 66 plaza (on the corner of Kinsely and Second Street) with art, music, silent auction, kids' activities and more.
Midway West Carnival May 12-15
Midway West Carnival takes place in Winslow May 12-15. Unlimited ride wristbands will be available at the Winslow Recreation Department (503 E. Cherry St.) for $20 each starting May 9. All final ticket sales will end May 13 at 4 p.m. or until sold out. Wristbands will also be available for purchase at the carnival ticket booth (Prices increase at the booth). More information is available from the Winslow Recreation Department (928) 289-5714.
City of Winslow reinstates late fees
The city of Winslow will be reinstating late fees and shut offs as follows: Due date – March 21, final notice mailed – March 22, shut offs – March 28. There will be a $40 reconnect fee. The city of Winslow also offers paperless statements. Those interested in enrolling should contact the city by email at financedept@winslowaz.gov. You can also pay your bill online.
- Lake Powell water level continues to fall, drops to new record low
- Remembering Mia Henderson
- Guest column: New dams proposed on Navajo Nation near Black Mesa
- Former Winslow wrestling coach sentenced to prison for sex crimes with minors
- Navajo Basketball takes center stage in LeBron James' new Netflix film "Rez Ball"
- Odessa Barlow takes home pole bending title at Camp Verde Rodeo
- Intermittent lane closures on I-17 for blasting
- Nearly 100-mile procession turns out to mourn Navajo Nation's first president, Peterson Zah
- Navajo communities close Grand Falls to visitors
- Change Makers: New cohort of Navajo and Hopi entrepreneurs breaks away to follow their own path
- Lake Powell water level continues to fall, drops to new record low
- Navajo Basketball takes center stage in LeBron James' new Netflix film "Rez Ball"
- Remembering Mia Henderson
- Intermittent lane closures on I-17 for blasting
- Storm causes multiple road closures across northern Arizona
- Guest column: New dams proposed on Navajo Nation near Black Mesa
- Former Winslow wrestling coach sentenced to prison for sex crimes with minors
- Ex-Navajo Nation controller, Pearline Kirk, faces new criminal complaints
- Around the Rez: week of Feb. 22
- Change Makers: New cohort of Navajo and Hopi entrepreneurs breaks away to follow their own path
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