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In an Oct. 9 news release, the Globe Police Department announced that a woman wanted in Maine for kidnapping her 4-year-old was located in the city and arrested.

On the 125th anniversary of the Spanish-American War, Miami will soon have a monument in memory of the conflict.

The Globe City Council approved a resolution authorizing an application for a $2 million Water Infrastructure Finance Authority of Arizona loan to fund three projects.

A new chairman held the gavel as the Gila County Board of Supervisors proclaimed October National Women’s Small Business Month.

To reopen 5 miles of State Route 88 (the Apache Trail) damaged by flooding and erosion, the Arizona Department of Transportation is recommending an estimated $33.7 million in improvements and has started seeking federal funding for the project.

This year the San Carlos Apaches’ Nalwoodi Denzhone Community (NDC) developed some new partnerships and dealt with record summer heat – and they hope to build on their progress in 2024.

Phoenix-based Freeport-McMoRan, Inc. has announced it will be releasing its third-quarter financial and operating results on Thursday, Oct. 19, before the stock market opens.

Many of us grew up wanting a dog like Lassie, the famous collie who starred in movies, a TV series and books, but we had Rover or Butch or Goldy, who was agreeable but untrained. If you know a youth who wants his or her own Lassie, maybe the 4-H K-9 program will be just the ticket.

Dozens of TVs, refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers and abandoned cars had either been gunshot, torched or both.

In 1915, International Smelting Company began producing copper from its new smelter at Miami, Arizona.

Four Miami Unified School District teachers got a happy surprise visit to their classrooms last week, learning they had each won $500 for classroom supplies from APS.

During the Sept. 25 meeting of the Miami Town Council, Town Manager Alexis Rivera ceded his time to Louis Scichilone, Miami’s new police chief, and to Jenna Powell of Local First Arizona.

There’s now a new option for community members in need: a food pantry that will let them choose their own items.

Globe Mayor Al Gameros delivered his third annual State of the City Address on Thursday evening in Veterans’ Park outside Globe City Hall to a capacity crowd of citizens – and the theme for 2023 was “Globe Forward.”

WASHINGTON (AP) — Speaker Kevin McCarthy was voted out of the job Tuesday in an extraordinary showdown, a first in U.S. history.

About five years after its conception, a street improvement project in a Roosevelt-area neighborhood subject to flooding can now proceed.

The San Carlos Apache annual small business plan competition keeps growing and getting more competitive each year.

There is more to Copper Corridor mining, it appears, than the region’s namesake metal; there is also the potential to supply other minerals that are used in medicines and technologies.

Around 40 pre-1977 vintage and classic cars rolled into Globe on the afternoon of Sept. 19, stopping at the 1916 Train Depot for lunch during that day’s 300-mile drive from Flagstaff to Tucson.

Near the banks of Queen Creek, Boyce Thompson Arboretum kicked off its 100-year anniversary celebration by launching a tree-planting campaign Saturday morning, with around a half dozen native trees – ironwood, mesquite, palo verde and desert willow.

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