Art club raises $750 for hunger
On April 5, Winslow Junior High Art club raised $750 for people subject to hunger in Winslow through its “Empty Bowls” art auction.
Q&A: Winslow's new city manager shares his impressions of Winslow
John Barkley is Winslow’s new city manager who started his tenure December 2018.
Winslow Council addresses street lights and weed control
During a call to the public at the April 9 Winslow City Council meeting, Deni O’Quinn spoke for another woman concerned about her safety because of a street light that is out.
Winslow Soroptimist Club provides free prom dresses
The Soroptimist Club and Roberta Cano (Winslow activity coordinator) provided hundreds of gently worn formal dresses to students for the 2019 high school prom.
Good Morning Winslow hosts Northland Pioneer College
On April 3, the Winslow Chamber of Commerce hosted Good Morning Winslow featuring Royce Kincannon from Northland Pioneer College.
Winslow Cinema Society presents March classic movie of the month 'Selena' at Winslow Theater
Winslow Theater’s classic movie for March was ‘Selena,’ which showed to a capacity crowd March 27.
Tates Auto group files for bankruptcy as FTC case continues in court
Richard Berry, the owner and manager of the Tate’s Auto Group and Linda Tate, the president of the company have filed bankruptcy on behalf of the company’s four dealerships.
Butterfield pitches a perfect game in win against Blue Ridge Lady Yellowjackets
The Winslow Lady Bulldogs defeated the Camp Verde Cow Girls 5-1 in Winslow March 28.
Congressman Tom O'Halleran visits Winslow
Congressman Tom O’Halleran spent the day having his staff answering specific issues constituents have, interfacing with their federal agencies.
Wells Fargo receives mural
On March 31, in front of about 40 guests and Wells Fargo executives, the Winslow Wells Fargo branch was given a special composite mural based upon old photos from the city’s Old Tails Museum.
Ethan Paddock performs solo at Dine’ Music Festival
Robert Carr Productions had a day-long music festival and craft show March 9 during the Dine Music Festival.
Winslow's baseball and softball teams put up wins
The Winslow Bulldogs defeated the Sedona Red Rock Scorpions 12-2 March 18 in Winslow.
Brown Mug serving Winslow for 61 years
The Brown Mug Café in Winslow is proud to be celebrating 61 years in 2019.
Winslow Council appoints art, rodeo and economic development committee members
During the March 12 Winslow City Council meeting, Vice Mayor Bob Schlesinger praised Public Housing Director Kim Salazar for the job she has done since taking over the position.
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- Tsinigine vies for Miss Indian World title
- Diné College garners first and second place AIHEC honors
- Bashas’ Diné Market opens eighth store on the Navajo Nation in Sanders
- Flagstaff graduate speaks out about Native inclusion at Georgetown University
- Q&A: Winslow's new city manager shares his impressions of Winslow
- Guest column: 2019 First Mesa annual Earth Day clean-up in Polacca
- Former Navajo Nation Attorney General Ethel Branch to return to Flagstaff
- Arizona senator co-sponsors health bill, addresses wildfire issues, education funding
- Diné poet, Rex Lee Jim, draws attention to language and culture in new collection of poetry
- Director at Twin Arrows demonstrates leadership, builds community
- Bashas’ Diné Market opens eighth store on the Navajo Nation in Sanders
- April declared Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Awareness Month
- Navajo Technical University students excel against tribal colleges
- Brown Mug serving Winslow for 61 years
- Diné poet, Rex Lee Jim, draws attention to language and culture in new collection of poetry
- Tuba City Starlings walk away with Las Vegas volleyball championship
- Tsinigine vies for Miss Indian World title
- Tates Auto group files for bankruptcy as FTC case continues in court
- Identifying, tracking and preventing human trafficking in Indian country
