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TweetPinShareEmmett Richard Darnell or “Goob” as he was known by all, 17, of Duncan, passed into the eternities Friday evening, Feb. 21, 2020. Emmett is the son of Brent and …
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TweetPinShareKade Jason Nelson, 16, of Thatcher, and the son of Jason and Camilee Nelson, entered into life eternal late in the evening of Feb. 21, 2020. Kade is survived by …
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TweetPinShareMason Gann, 16, of Fort Thomas, entered into eternal life Friday evening, Feb. 21, 2020, at the Mt. Graham Regional Medical Center. Mason is the beloved son of Richie and …
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TweetPinShareColumn By Melissa Martin Will he “convert you or con you?” the 10 episode series trailer for Messiah asks, but does not answer. The Netflix series Messiah produced by Mark …
Editorial: Messiah Netflix Series — Who do you say Jesus is? Read More
TweetPinShare Following is a listing of bookings from the Graham County Adult Detention Facility from Feb. 18, 2020, through Feb. 23, 2020. All information is gathered from the jail’s booking …
Jail Booking Report for February 18 – 23 Read More
TweetPinShareJon Johnson File Photo/Gila Herald Also pushes to renegotiate contracts with Gila, La Paz, Yuma, and Santa Cruz counties By Jon Johnson jonjohnsonnews@gmail.com GRAHAM COUNTY – The Pima County Office …
Pima County wants to handle all unattended deaths in Graham County Read More
TweetPinShareContributed Photo: Safford City Councilor Chris Taylor announced Monday that he is suspending his bid for Congress to seek treatment for substance abuse disorder. By Jon Johnson jonjohnsonnews@gmail.com SAFFORD – …
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TweetPinShareGoFundMe accounts set up for deceased boys Staff Reports THATCHER – The Gila Institute For Technology (GIFT) has canceled its scheduled “Meet the Instructor Night” that was scheduled for Tuesday, …
GIFT cancels ‘Meet the Instructor’ night in light of the recent tragedy involving three students Read More
TweetPinShareContributed Photo: EAC President Todd Haynie, left, applauds the EAC Marching Band along with other community college representatives at the Arizona State Capitol. Legislators Urged to Continue to Invest in …
Arizona Community Colleges Rally at the State Capitol Read More
TweetPinShareBy Raigan Hartley THATCHER — Eastern Arizona College’s Teen Theatre will perform “Did Someone Say Murder?” on Feb. 26-29, at 6:30 p.m., in the Activities Center – Lee Little Theater. …
EAC’s Teen Theatre presents ‘Did Someone Say Murder?’ Read More