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You have probably experienced this before while watching a chart. A stock surges higher, pulls back slightly, and suddenly looks ready to move again. Flags and pennants are core continuation …
How to Identify High-Probability Flag and Pennant Patterns in Stocks Read More
By Anna María Chávez, President and CEO of the Arizona Community Foundation Over four days recently, I did one thing. I drove from one rural food bank to another at …
Hunger is rising in Rural Arizona. 2026 is a chance to change that Read More
Staff Reports GOLD CANYON – As the highly anticipated 38th Annual Arizona Renaissance Festival prepares to open its gates on Jan. 31, excitement is building not just for visitors, but …
Join the revelry: Arizona Renaissance Festival hosts job fair ahead of 2026 season Read More
For the millions of Filipino-Americans living in the United States, the connection to the homeland is one bond that will never be broken. Whether it is in giving a balikbayan …
How Filipino-Americans Secure Confirmed Travel for Family Back Home Read More
Fort Thomas slips past Sabino for third place By Raymundo Frasquillo THATCHER – Thatcher turned in a 28-16 effort in the final 9:12 to pull away from Pima for a …
Thatcher pulls away from Pima for title Read More
Apaches oust Roughriders as finalists By Raymundo Frasquillo THATCHER – The Mike Brogan-coached Snowflake Lobos captured the girls 49th Eastern Arizona Holiday Tourney title, holding off the Lee Haws-coached Fort …
Snowflake earns second area tourney title Read More
By Jon Johnson jonjohnsonnews@gmail.com SAFFORD – The Graham County Board of Supervisors unanimously appointed Stephanie Newton, Chief Court Clerk at the Gila Valley Municipal Court, as Interim Justice of the …
Stephanie Newton appointed Interim Justice of the Peace for Graham County Read More
Read these words slowly: Invading Venezuela “falls within the president’s inherent authority under Article II of the Constitution to protect U.S. personnel from an actual or imminent attack.” Read that …
Editorial: One more bright shining lie; who will die? Read More
By Adam Kunin/Cronkite News EL PASO, Texas – College football is in a state of perpetual change. And with it comes a trend of devaluing bowl season. Three bowl-eligible teams – …
‘There’s a bright future here’: ASU showcases depth but falls short against Duke in emotional Sun Bowl shootout Read More
Detour in place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Contributed Article/Courtesy ADOT SUPERIOR – The Arizona Department of Transportation advises drivers to plan for the following closures on U.S. Highway …
Full closures on U.S. Highway 60 between Superior and Miami resume Jan. 6-8 Read More