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The price tag for a major overhaul of the Payson Event Center is starting to come into focus. Read morePayson Event Center upgrade price tag taking shape
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Republican Secretary of State candidate Rep. Alexander Kolodin charmed the Payson Tea Party and blasted his opponent at a recent campaign appearance. Read moreKolodin blasts incumbent secretary of state as ‘radical socialist’
A resident is appealing approval for a proposed Circle K fueling station near her home, after paying more than $600 to challenge the decision. Read moreResident appeals Circle K fueling station approval near Payson home
A split Payson school board recently voted to open district clubs, extracurricular activities and some classes to home-school and private-scho… Read morePayson school district opens clubs, vocational classes to voucher students
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The price tag for a major overhaul of the Payson Event Center is starting to come into focus. Read morePayson Event Center upgrade price tag taking shape
Payson and Star Valley aren’t growing much. Read morePayson population shrank in 2025 – but still up 2% since 2020
A coaster here. Rocks glass there. Read moreMuk’s owner pleads for return of missing painting
Preparing the community through education. Read moreSymposium prepares public for possible wildfire scenarios
The Payson Unified School District may again drop two, in-town bus routes to save nearly $100,000. Read morePayson school board agonizes about plan to cut bus routes
Fetch your dog’s finest fit and unleash family fun. Read morePups in the Pines grows at Green Valley Park
This fall, longtime Payson High School science teacher Michael-James Ellis will start on a new path in Tonto Basin. Read moreTonto Basin Elementary hires new multi-grade teacher
The number of Arizona residents receiving SNAP benefits continues to plunge, the Arizona Center for Economic Progress reported last week. Read moreArizona food stamp rolls drop by nearly 50%
PHOENIX – The Pima County Republican Committee has filed suit to overturn some rules about what people can do in and around polling places. Read morePima County Republican Committee sues over polling place rules
PHOENIX – State treasurer hopeful Elijah Norton is charging that his Republican primary foe is totally unqualified to manage the state's $32 b… Read moreRepublican candidates for AZ Treasurer battle over investments in debate
PHOENIX – Attorney General Kris Mayes says she is weighing whether to sue Gov. Katie Hobbs and the Republican-controlled legislature over what… Read moreAG may sue governor over use of opioid funds
PHOENIX — The Arizona Game and Fish Department is increasing the funding of its annual Local Sportsmen’s Group grants to $100,000. The grants help organizations provide public, mentored projects focused on the recruitment and development of new hunters and anglers. Read moreGrant money available for groups developing new hunters, anglers
A split Payson school board recently voted to open district clubs, extracurricular activities and some classes to home-school and private-scho… Read morePayson school district opens clubs, vocational classes to voucher students
Preparing the community through education. Read moreSymposium prepares public for possible wildfire scenarios
TEMPE – The college baseball regular season wrapped up on May 16, leaving Arizona State little time to prepare before the first of its two postseason tournaments. Fortunately for the Sun Devils, the first of those events is being played in their backyard. Read moreASU baseball preps for Big 12 Tournament
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The price tag for a major overhaul of the Payson Event Center is starting to come into focus. Read morePayson Event Center upgrade price tag taking shape
The dentist. Read moreRollin' Rollin' Rolling with the music
Peter Aleshire
Consulting Publications Editor
