Carol Broeder
November 15, 2019
Living
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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Guest Contributor
November 6, 2019
Living
Globe-Miami (Nov., 2019) – For anyone who’s ever seen a baby, toddler or preschooler open a gift and then toss aside the shiny new toy to instead play with the box, the American Academy of Pediatrics says kids may know what’s best for them. The organization recently came out with …
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Guest Contributor
October 31, 2019
Announcements, Living
SAN CARLOS_Halloween Thursday, Oct. 31, is the deadline for $50 early registration to enter the big Nov. 9 Saturday parade adding color and music to one mile of downtown San Carlos – an event that’s a highlight of the Veterans Day Weekend festivities. So many events planned – from royalty …
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Guest Contributor
October 31, 2019
Announcements, Living
Caring for a family member or friend afflicted with Alzheimer’s? Family caregivers as well as professionals are invited to a workshop at Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center on Monday, Nov. 4. Heather Mulder, from Banner Alzheimer’s Institute, will speak on the topic “Understanding Alzheimers” and Dorothy Dunn, from the College …
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Jenn Walker
October 13, 2019
Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Living
“The Mystery of Now,” A Documentary Featuring Apache Skateboards, to Debut Locally at Globe-Miami-San Carlos Mountainfilm on Tour “Growing up, I didn’t see any Native pro-skaters. It was me creating for myself,” remembers Apache Skateboards team rider Doug Miles Jr. “It’s just what I wish someone else would’ve done when …
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Carol Broeder
September 20, 2019
Living
UPDATE: Miami Chief of Police Keith Thompson and Globe Fire Marshal Joe Bracamonte said in an Oct. 10 press release that the cause of last month’s Sullivan Street fire is undetermined due to several factors, including extensive fire damage, the size of the fire, the collapse of two of the …
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David Abbott
September 18, 2019
Arts & Entertainment, Attractions, Living
On a warm summer night in the desert at the Gila County Fairgrounds go-kart track, lightning flashes off to the east in the direction of the San Carlos Apache Reservation as Andy Hetrick, President of Gila Monster Go Karts, announces that there is a 30% chance it will rain. “But …
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Patti Daley
September 16, 2019
Health&Spirit, Living
He has survived fire, plane wreckage and three tours of duty. According to his stylish wife of 28 years, he is a man who can do anything and will help anyone. He’s an awesome father to their five kids, and a great mate. “I can’t say enough about my husband,” …
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Linda Gross
September 14, 2019
Living
By Carol Broeder and Linda Gross This spring a perfect storm struck Globe. But it wasn’t weather. It was cats. Cats, cats and more cats. Cats and kittens—waves of them—washed into the Cat House shelter in Globe, operated by the High Desert Humane Society (HDHS). Volunteers had been instructed not …
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Carol Broeder
August 27, 2019
Living
Paraphrasing the lyrics of a Broadway show tune from a bygone era, our county fair is a great county fair. It’s the best county fair in our state. And well it should be, considering the the Gila County Fair is entering its 50th year. The first fair was held in …
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