At 18, Nathanial Tate’s drinking was getting him into trouble. Around the same time, Page began a new program to help people with drug and alcohol problems: Drug Court.

Michael Collins, a kayak guide for Lake Powell Adventure Company, was leading a group of kayakers on a tour of the Lake Powell side of Antelope Canyon when he saw a coyote lying on a narrow cliff ledge near water level.

Reducing non-resident tags takes us in the wrong direction. The greatest threat to hunting now and in the future is the loss of habitat.

Cities large and small have a history of mixed-use buildings. Typically, the bottom floor is a business, perhaps a bakery, a barber or a clothing store. Above, there are one or more apartments.

Last Friday, Page residents were treated to a sight they haven’t seen for more than a decade: the triumphant return of the Lake Powell Parade of Lights.

Along with the beauty of fall colors, cooler temperatures also bring annual changes to services and operations at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.

An ensemble of talented students from Page High School and Page Middle School gave a rousing performance of “The Scarlet Pimpernel” earlier this month.

The Page Public Library partnered with Steven Law and his newly founded production company, House of 7 Questions, to bring authors and professional poets to Page to do readings.

Partially prompted by a cocktail of inflated home values, unregulated vacation rentals, volatile construction costs and zoning hurdles, teacherages are on the table for Arizona cities.

This year’s parade, held on Nov. 10, was coordinated by the Page Elks Lodge #2498.

Page High School boys cross country team brought home the state championship trophy Saturday afternoon, capping what has been an outstanding running season.

Page’s power to attract visitors was on full display at this year’s Balloon Regatta and Street Fair from Nov. 2-5. The Gobbler Cup Softball Tournament at Page Sports Complex made it a triple-header weekend.

One of America’s favorite pastimes is complaining about the government and calling officials, including the ones they elected, crooks and scoundrels. It happens at all levels – federal, state and local.

The Canyon Club raised more than $14,000 during its annual Life’s a Ball Canyon Club Ball Drop Saturday. The ball drop is part of the Balloon Regatta and Vendor Fair.

The Page Unified School District partnered with the City of Page, which organized several opportunities for PUSD students and teachers to engage with hot air balloons and balloon pilots during this year’s Balloon Regatta.

The Page, AZ Balloon Regatta and Street Fair – Page’s biggest annual event – was held Nov. 2-5, attracting around 60 hot-air balloon pilots and thousands of spectators.

A letter addressed to Page Mayor Bill Diak begins, “Dear William: We are pleased to notify you that your annual comprehensive financial report for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2022, qualifies for GFOA’s Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting.”

The Sand Devils are the 3A North Champions after its defense mounted a strong goal-line stand against the Chinle Wildcats in the waning seconds of the game on Oct. 27.

The Page Middle School Dust Devils football team are the 2023 NAIC champions after its 12-8 victory over the Chinle Bobcats.

Page City Council authorized paying $101,382 to J2 Engineering for splash pad design and engineering. J2 will work with city staff and a committee of volunteer moms to decide features and theme preferences. Construction for the new splash pad is expected to begin early spring.