Tommy Dukes iwas again serenading the tourists on Route 66 in Winslow July 18.
Located next to the old Trails Museum at 214 N. Kinsley Street in Winslow, Flat Bed Ford Bakery offers a variety of goodies including donuts, cookies, scones, muffins and more.
On July 1, the Winslow Visitor Center, 523 W Second Street reopened to host travelers.
On July 4, Winslow will again host a fireworks show for residents and visitors.
La Posada Restaurant and Hotel in Winslow opened May 29.
On June 4, food boxes were delivered via nine Angel Flight West private aircrafts to Chinle, Arizona and Shiprock, New Mexico.
On May 28, The Well Church, based at Red Sands School distributed 1,260 boxes of fruit and vegetables to the community.
On May 20, 1,800 boxes of free food (donated by Compass Christian Church in Colleyville, Texas) was distributed in Winslow by ‘The Well’ Christian Church at Red Sands School.
On May 20, 1,800 boxes of free food (donated by Compass Christian Church in Colleyville, Texas) was distributed in Winslow by ‘The Well’ Christian Church at Red Sands School.
St. Mary’s Food Bank and Winslow Rotary distributed food to 350 families April 23.
On July 1, Winslow Police Chief Daniel Brown will officially retires from law enforcement.
Even though Old Trails Museum is currently closed, curators stated they wanted to stay connected with their friends through social media.
“Today was a sad day for all of us at La Posada Hotel
On March 19, the Winslow Rotary held a free food distribution at the First Methodist Church.
- Navajo CARES Act funding to continue through 2021
- Hardship assistance update: Text messaging campaign launched because of call volume to support center
- Hardship Assistance payments set to begin Jan. 18
- Reopening of Grand Canyon National Park’s east entrance questioned
- Update: Hopi Tribe remains in a State of Emergency, lockdown; Navajo Nation under curfew until March 8
- Flagstaff man arrested for child porn
- 25% of Navajo applicants at risk of not receiving Cares Act funds
- Navajo calendar rooted in tradition & necessities
- Navajo Nation police: Suspect fatally shot during struggle
- Indian Country gripped by Haaland hearing for top US post
- Hardship Assistance payments set to begin Jan. 18
- Hardship assistance update: Text messaging campaign launched because of call volume to support center
- Navajo CARES Act funding to continue through 2021
- 25% of Navajo applicants at risk of not receiving Cares Act funds
- New jail project in Prescott moves to next phase
- Hardship Assistance Program checks mailed out, 370 duplicate checks sent in error and will be voided
- Former Tuba City Warriors basketball star leads FEMA team helping on Nation with pandemic
- Navajo calendar rooted in tradition & necessities
- “Invalid login” issues cause delays for CARES Act applicants
- Bears Ears is just the beginning
