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San Carlos woman celebrated for her unwavering support of pets, animals on reservation
A San Carlos woman known for providing care to pets and animals in her community was recognized by the Humane Society of the United States on Sunday, according to a news release. Julie Cassadore was announced as this year's "More Than a Pet Community Hero," for her dedication to caring for animals through...
Plan for daytime lane closures, delays on US60 between Superior, Miami June 6
The Arizona Department of Transportation advises drivers to plan for lane closures on U.S. Highway 60 between Superior and Miami during daylight hours on Thursday, June 6, for construction activities ...
Community pools set to open for summer season
The community pool features improvements to the pool and deck and an upgraded shower area. Opening hours are 10 to 2 and 4 to 8, and the daily entry fee is $1 for children/seniors and $2 for adults. Miami Hostetler Pool Opens June TBA. Miami’s pool is undergoing major renovations...
Upcoming elections could see substantial changes in representation
The April 1 deadline to declare for political office has passed and now the calendar turns to the primaries in an election that will tell a lot about the future of Arizona. From the election that will likely decide the razor-thin margin of the U.S. Senate, to the City of Globe Council race that has already been decided, this election is filled with races that have the potential to cause ripples in leadership throughout the state and local communities.
Miami Town Council sees competitive race for three Town Council seats
The Town of Miami will get at least one new councilmember in 2025, as three seats are in play during the 2024 election cycle. The seats of longtime councilmen Mike Black, Sammy Gonzales and Robert Licano will be up for grabs and while Black and Gonzales have thrown their hats in the ring, Licano did not file for re-election by the April 1 deadline.
The CaneSport On3: Why it’s not crazy to think Miami can have two 1,000-yard receivers in 2024
It's a rare feat for a program to have two 1,000-yard receivers in the same year, but indications are Miami could do it. The post The CaneSport On3: Why it’s not crazy to think Miami can have two 1,000-yard receivers in 2024 appeared first on On3.
Evacuation rescinded as wildfire near Florence controlled; 1 home burned, cause unknown
A small wildfire prompted a brief evacuation order for 12 homes in a rural subdivision outside Florence on Wednesday afternoon before the order was rescinded. Meanwhile, state forestry officials imposed restrictions on state trust lands in Gila, Maricopa and Pinal counties, effective Thursday. ...
These 3 Arizona counties are under a fire restriction for all state owned land
Officials announced that a fire restriction for state land in Gila, Maricopa and Pinal counties would take effect Thursday morning, according to the forestry officials who cited warming temperatures and dry conditions with potential to start another wildfire. On Tuesday afternoon, the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management announced...
'Life-saving' bridge in Gila County is nearing completion, set to open in June
GILA COUNTY, Ariz. — A new bridge in Gila County is in its last phase of completion and county officials emphasize its main goal is to help save lives. For decades, residents in the county who live on the East side of the Tonto Creek have had to face treacherous waters to cross to the other side of town when the creek floods.
Miami ceremony dedicates first in series of mining-themed murals
One winner of the 2024 Copper Corridor Youth Art Competition for artists under 30, together with an experienced muralist, has brought a vibrant new outdoor mural to Miami. It was the first link in a project to bring a series of mining-themed murals, based on the works of other contest winners, to the Corridor – and a dedication ceremony last Wednesday saluted the pair’s achievement, along with the contributions of other partners.
Tomato plants, chile peppers, basil & more: Globe-Miami Farmers Market returns June 1
Buy fresh and buy local – and take home hardy little potted ‘start’ plants for your own garden June 1 when the Globe-Miami Farmers Market celebrates opening day of the summer 2024 season. Vendors set up outside Globe City Hall under the shade trees of Veterans Park. Market hours are 8:00 – 11:00 and as supplies last. Your kiddos can play on the array of new playground gear while you browse booths and tables with everything from artisanal bread and pastries to plants, chile powder, jams and jellies, locally-grown lavender (plus soaps and lotions made from the aromatic herb) and much more. To connect with vendors and find updates about what will be in stock, like and follow Globe-Miami Farmers Market Group on Facebook. Want to be a vendor for the opening Saturday, or through the summertime Globe-Miami Farmers Market? Call or text DeAnna Sanders at 602-316-3868 or email gmfarmersmarket@gmail.com.
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