Winslow's residents and visitors celebrate Fourth of July holiday
For 50 plus years, Dan Simmonds has organized and arranged payment for a massive display for Winslow’s Fourth of July.
Photo highlights: Timothy and his enchanted garden
Timothy, an artist, moved to a small house in Winslow from Holbrook in November 2018.
Photo hightlights: Winslow celebrates freedom July 4
Winslow’s Freedom Fest was a daylong event with food, art, face painting and promotional giveaways.
Winslow Bulldogs face crucial tests early
The Winslow Bulldog football team has been working this summer to prepare for the coming season.
Photo highlights: Winslow Farmer’s Market
The first Farmer’s Market was held at the Winslow Visitor Center June 29.
Winslow Antiques Appraisal Fair July 20
If you’ve ever wondered about that old family heirloom, find out about it at the Winslow Antiques Appraisal Fair.
Winslow School District provides summer food program
Throughout the summer, children under the age of 18 have access to free lunch and breakfast, provided by the Winslow School District.
Quilt Camp offers new skills for youth
It was a two hour window for kids to get expert assistance on a modern sewing machine June 25 at the Winslow Visitor Center.
New officers step in for WInslow Rotary
On June 26, a new president and secretary-treasurer were introduced for the Winslow Rotary Club. New officer duties began July 1.
Winslow Council approves 2019/2020 budget
The Winslow City Council met June 25 as the Winslow Public Housing Authority prior to their regular council meeting.
Winslow Elks Club honors Flag Day
On a busy Friday before Father’s Day, the Winslow Elks formally honored the U.S. Flag and the country’s founders. In 1908, the Elks organization declared that Flag Day would be honored each year as an Elks formal duty.
Photo highlights: Taste of Winslow tantalizes taste buds
The Winslow Elks Club and Winslow Chamber of Commerce held the annual Taste of Winslow fundraiser June 7.
Photo hightlights: Winslow's outdoor pool free movie night
On June 8, the Winslow Library, friends of the library and the city of Winslow Recreation Department hosted a special event, which included free admission to the pool and the movie ‘Mona.’
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