Gila County Supervisor Tim Humphrey (District 2) invites Roosevelt-area residents to his once-a-month community forum at the Roosevelt Baptist Church, AZ-188, in Roosevelt.

CalRanch is hosting another Native People’s Appreciation Day, October 6, 2025! •25% Off Clothing, Footwear & Clothing Accessories •15% Off Everything Else Storewide Savings during Native Peoples Appreciation Day are for those with an official Tribal ID/Membership Card. The discount is only on regular-priced items. Excludes: Harvest Right, Honda, STIHL, Husqvarna, Carhartt, previous purchases, gift cards, bulk orders, game licenses, permits and hearth repair parts

The San Carlos Apache Tribe welcomes you to join us for our Annual San Carlos Apache Tribe Veterans Celebration! Each year we celebrate and honor all Veterans past and present with events that can be enjoyed by all. Events include parade, carnival, rodeo, pow-wow, sports tournaments and concerts. All committees work hard to make each event better than the last all in respect for those who serv

Contents vary each month, but always include a healthy, colorful mix of veggies and fruit -- sometimes even a loaf of whole-grain bread !

Pre-order yours right up to Friday July 10, for pickup Saturday July 11 in the parking lot out front of Tractor Supply. Pre-order online: https://checkout.square.site/merchant/ML8N2NGRA92P7/checkout/ED7WZ3FPIWQSL6CCNUFVVNWH

Step into history after dark as we explore the mysteries of one of Arizona’s oldest cemeteries. Guided by seasoned actors, you’ll meet the fascinating characters who once called Globe home and hear their stories come to

Free Presentation: Southwest National Monuments-The Early Years with Author Will Moore

Cemetery paths are lively on this night, with theatre and musical performers in period style, depicting former Globe residents and tales of the lives they they once led on this historic tour.

CANCELED: Ghosts of Globe Walking Tour -- 27th Annual Event Oct 25, Saturday, from 6:00pm - 9:00pm This guided walk along historic Broad Street in downtown Globe re-tells tales from Globe’s territorial past. In theatrical style, and faithful to local history, re-enactors bring to life stories of infamous former residents, spectral sightings, and documented True West history of olden days. Tickets are $25/per person, children under 10 FREE when chaperoned by a paid adult. For a group rate of $300 for 15 or more people, or if you have questions, call or text Macabre Miss Molly Cornwell 480-345-7477 or email historicglobeaz@gmail.com Buy tickets online in advance, or that evening at the 1916 Globe Train Depot at 230 South Broad Street; then starting at 6:00 p.m. guests are guided from lantern-lit station to station, on a walk through Globe's historic district. This lantern lit tour involves stairs, alleys, uneven pavement surfaces, and a shuttle to bring you back to the starting point at the end of your tour. Comfortable, closed-toed shoes are suggested, and a flashlight. Historic buildings along the tour include the 1916 Globe Train Depot Complex, the 1910 Territorial Sheriff's Office and Jail, the 1906 Territorial Gila County Courthouse. Closer to the event date, find updates and online ticket sales at https://www.facebook.com/globemainstreet and https://www.facebook.com/Globedepot