In its third and final donation for 2022, the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) in St. George, Utah, funded the distribution of firewood earlier this month to elderly and disabled members of the Navajo Mountain community.
Page Middle School student Nyal Prather placed 8th at the Spartan Warrior Kids World Championships in Florida on Dec. 10. Prather was one of 60 boys ages 12-14 competing in the race.
On a recent Tuesday morning at Tse’yaato’ High School in Page, science teacher Josh Adams stood in front of the classroom asking students to choose seeds for a new self-watering, self-fertilizing hydroponic system that had been donated to the school.
The Page Middle School Panthers soccer team were crowned NAIC champions after defeating St. Michael’s Indian School in the championship game on Dec. 10.
Glen Canyon NRA is seeking Public Scoping Comments on a Draft Environmental Assessment (EA) aimed at analyzing whether bicycles should be allowed on the Studhorse Trail network located north of Page and west of Greenehaven.
The Sand Devils won one out of three games at this year’s Lake Powell Holiday Classic Dec. 8-10.
After more than 30 years of broadcasting, KXAZ and the Bandit will go dark on Dec. 31, leaving northern Arizona and southern Utah without a Page-based radio station.
As the once-mighty Colorado shrinks in the hands of a changing climate, communities that rely on it are starting to feel the pinch. Many large cities in the Southwest are well-positioned to weather the growing crisis, but some smaller ones have a perilous front row seat as the diminished river threatens to cut off their water supply completely. Page is one of them.
Fans of Sand Devils wrestling got their first look at the new team on Nov. 30 when Page hosted the Regional Round Robin. Eight schools from around the region participated, and both boys and girls wrestling teams competed.
When Colorado passed its Red Flag law, called “Extreme Risk Protection Orders,” in 2019, El Paso County Sheriff Bill Elder announced his opposition: “I am exploring all legal options and am vigorously challenging the constitutionality of this law.”
It’s early December and Jenise Bartholomew’s classroom is taking on the feeling of Christmas. A Christmas tree is already standing, and a few other Christmas decorations are starting to appear on the walls.
The Kirtland Central Broncos took first place at this year’s Lake Powell Holiday Classic Dec. 1-3 after defeating the Monument Valley Mustangs in the championship game.
It all started 10 years ago with two friends who simply enjoyed getting out on their motorcycles to explore the back roads of America.
Michael Long Sr. of Page has been sentenced to life in prison on one count of child molestation, two counts of sexual conduct with a minor and five counts of sexual assault. He was convicted of the charges during a trial in October.
The Shop with a Cop and Fireman 5K Run and 3K Walk was held in Page on Nov. 19, starting and ending at John C. Page Memorial Park.
Mike Adams presented a photographic history of Page at this month’s Canyon Club meeting held at the Courtyard by Marriott in Page on Nov. 18.
The Coconino County Board of Supervisors will begin accepting applications from interested parties to fill the vacant office of justice of the peace in Page, Arizona.
This year’s Page, AZ Balloon Regatta from Nov. 3 to 6 featured a new layout for the Page Chamber Street Fair.
Page Public Library hosted Night Out with Pops on Nov. 17. Fathers and grandparents had dinner and spent the evening doing fun crafts with their children.
Archers from throughout the region gathered at the Page Shooting Range on Aug. 19 for a 3D archery shoot. The event was a fundraiser for Spencer Barnum, a 9-year-old member of the Page 4-H Archery Club who was diagnosed with leukemia in September.
