A proposed bridge over Tonto Creek is gaining statewide attention after the tragic drowning of three Valley children Nov. 29 at the Bar-X Crossing. For nearly 20 years, Gila County has applied unsuccessfully for federal funds for the proposed Tonto Creek Bridge, near Tonto Basin. The county learned in November …
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Some would say it was a matter of the tail wagging the dog when the owners of Waggin’ Vineyard and Estate began planting grapes in the middle of Globe. “We went into something we knew nothing about,” admits Timothy Trent, who co-owns the venture with his wife, Daisy Flores. The …
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No need for area residents and visitors to be alone on Thanksgiving. For those who need a place to go, four community dinners will be served during the holiday. We have listed the details below: Globe St. Paul’s Methodist Church Sponsored by the Gila County Ministerial Association and Dream Manor …
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Gila County Elections have posted the unofficial votes for two local school overrides showing that Miami approved an override by nearly 72 percent of the voters, while in Payson the measure passed with 68 percent of vote. In a statement issued Wednesday morning, MUSD Superintendent Sherry Dorathy thanked the community …
Read More »The Homeless Coalition of Cobre Valley thanks everyone who made the Second Annual Jason Sanchez Homeless Connect Day a success. We served more people this year than last year, including one family. People were able to visit with various agencies including Gila County Health Department, Community Bridges, AZ@Work, Magellan …
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The Governor’s Cup Revival made a lunch stop in Globe on Friday, Oct. 25, offering participants a great meal and area residents a chance to see some amazing vintage cars. Organized in 1984 by Allen and Carol Nallie, Arizona’s Governor’s Cup Rallye was the predecessor to many vintage charity rallies …
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A film both uplifting and inspiring, “The Public” takes a compassionate look at homelessness while also celebrating public libraries’ essential role in America. The film will be shown at twice Miami library for FREE on Nov. 2. The story unfolds at a public library in Cincinnati as the city braces …
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If you’ve lived in the area any length of time, no doubt you’ve heard of Andy Hall. His name appears on the plaque under the Hanging Tree on Broad Street. In August of 1882, while working as a Wells Fargo messenger, Hall was killed in the line of duty at …
Read More »UPDATE: Due to a family medical emergency, Arizona Episcopal Diocese Bishop Jennfier Reddall has canceled her special visit to St. John’s Church in Globe, Pastor Byron Mills said Wednesday. “We were looking forward to meeting Pastor Reddall and she will be in our collective hearts and prayers Sunday morning Nov. …
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Celebrating “all things dog,” the annual Dogtoberfest Celebration makes its return to Globe this month. The event will include a dog walk, dog games, costume contests, food (for both people and dogs), canine skill demonstrations, raffles and booths with promotional items, says organizer Thea Wilshire. Sponsored by the City of …
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