Winslow News

On March 3, an opioid information panel consisting of a panel of experts and two moderators was held at Winslow High School.

A job fair for Twin Arrows Resort and Casino was held March 7, at the Winslow Hubble Visitor Center.

Winslow Soroptimist Club hosted their annual “Bunco” games at the Hubble Visitor Center Feb. 29 as a fundraiser to provide financial aid for female students of all ages.

Winslow sworer in new council member Kerwin Lawrence March 10.

The Winslow Lady Bulldogs lost to the Henderson, Nevada Coronado Lady Cougars 8-7 March 6 in the Tournament of Champions at Bullhead City.

Winslow Library and Navajo County Library held a Wind Workshop Feb. 26, at the Winslow Library.

On March 4, the 2020-2024 capital expense plan was presented for citizen input.

On Feb. 27, Winslow Arts Trust Museum hosted the northeastern nominations event for the 2020 Governor’s Arts Awards.

On March 4, Navajo County Sheriff’s Deputy David Clause spoke at the Winslow Chamber of Commerce mixer, Good Morning Winslow.

The Winslow City Council held its March 10 meeting. Meetings are regularly scheduled every second and fourth Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Winslow Visitor’s Center, 523 West Second Street.

Equestrian Center owners A.J. and Penney, who were based in Flagstaff for 25 years, are now offering services in Winslow.

On Feb. 14, Winslow Transit Manager Tim Nelson projected upcoming features and numbers for the center.

While meeting with Congressional members on Capitol Hill Nez and Council Delegate Pernell Halona met the Winslow School District members congratulating them in person.

The public welcome took place at the Hubble Visitor Center John Mattos.

From these four, one will be selected as the new superintendent by the school board.