On Jan. 14, Winslow City Council moved to a new location. Council meetings will now be held in the historic Winslow Visitor Center, 523 West Third Street in Winslow.
Warden Ewin Jensen, who has been in charge of Arizona State Prison Complex – Winslow for the past two and half years is being transferred to southern Arizona.
The Winslow Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs defeated their Show Low rivals at home Jan. 14.
With a 1920s theme, the Winslow Elks roared into the New Year.
The Winslow High School basketball teams finished the 2019 portion of their seasons at Window Rock Dec. 28.
First Baptist, The Well (held at Red Sands Christian School) and First Methodist Church held Christmas Eve services Dec. 24 in Winslow.
The Ganado Lady Hornets defeated the Winslow Lady Bulldogs 60-44 on Dec. 23 in Ganado.
The Santa Train stopped in Winslow Dec. 14 where Santa and Mrs. Claus greeted residents as part of the town's annual tradition.
The Winslow Arts Council offered cash prizes for the first three winners of the annual Christmas Lights Contest.
Winslow Jr. High School put on its winter ochestra concert Dec. 12.
‘Urban Cowboy’ night in Winslow took place Dec. 8 at the Elks Club with a showing of the movie to a full house.
Red Sands School presented “Conquer the Mic” Nov. 30.
ASTA Roofing and Construction hosted the Good Morning Winslow Chamber of Commerce Meeting Dec. 4.
It started Thanksgiving Day at 6 p.m. At 5:45 p.m.
The Page Sand Devils boys basketball team defeated the Winslow Bulldogs 52-47 in Page Dec. 3.
- Final riders announced for Team USA Eagles and Wolves; Navajo riders make the cut
- Old Kayenta Police Department scheduled to be demolished
- Winslow prison warden transfers south
- Rez Rising: A new app and website makes it so tourists can buy direct from local Native small businesses
- Hopi High graduate earns journalism degree from Ft. Lewis College
- Told she shouldn't sign up, a Native female Marine talks about her combat role
- Ranchers and tribes at odds over tribal remains and antiquity protection on public lands
- Three plead guilty in case of Native American jewelry knockoffs
- Letter: Who is watching the Navajo Nation house?
- Navajo Technical University students first to graduate program with veterinary technician licenses
- Told she shouldn't sign up, a Native female Marine talks about her combat role
- Final riders announced for Team USA Eagles and Wolves; Navajo riders make the cut
- New Mexico professor traces chocolate’s ancient path; Chaco Canyon reveals secrets
- The art of healing: Behavioral Health Unit at FMC unveils new murals to help patients heal
- Navajo and Pueblo youth make it to cross country national finals
- Seeking joy during the holidays: Miss Native America USA shares her experience with depression
- Old Kayenta Police Department scheduled to be demolished
- Cameron Zumba instructor shares some useful steps to an active lifestyle
- Mark Charles, who is Navajo, enters 2020 presidential race as an Independent
- A new generation organizes annual Community Christmas Dinner in Tuba City
