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All 3A East region and state softball players announced
All Region and All State softball teams were announced with Chris Fraze of Blue Ridge named the 3A East Softball Coach of the Year and Jordyn Johnson of Winslow named the Defensive Player of the Year.
All 3A East and state team players announced
Winslow Bulldogs Baseball coach Art Griffith announced players who have been selected to the 3A East All Region team and those selected to the All-State Team.
Winslow Lady Bulldogs ousted by Sahuarita 4-0 from state tournament
The Winslow Lady Bulldogs were defeated 4-0 by the Sahuarita Lady Mustangs in the quarterfinals of in the Arizona 3A Conference Championship Tournament at the Rose Mofford Complex in Phoenix May 3.
Winslow Bulldogs ousted by Catalina, 7-3 in April 30 in 3A state tournament
The Winslow Bulldogs lost 7-3 to the Catalina Trojans in the 3A Conference State Tournament at Winslow April 30.
Winslow Bulldogs edge Blue Ridge, lose to Payson
The Winslow Bulldogs, nearing the end of the season, played two games last week, claiming victory over Blue Ridge 7-6 April 16 and losing to the Payson Longhorns 7-1 April 19.
Lady Bulldogs defeat Blue Ridge; win one, lose two at Las Vegas tournament
The Winslow Lady Bulldogs played four games last week, defeating the Blue Ridge Lady Yellowjackets 8-6 at their first game April 16 in Winslow.
Hopi High journalism teacher nominated for state teacher award
Stan Bindell, media teacher at Hopi High School, has been nominated for the Arizona Interscholastic Press Association (AIPA) Forest R. Martin Award, the top award in the state for a high school journalism teacher.
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.
