Alexis Bechman is the Editor In Chief of the Payson Roundup, a local newspaper in Payson, Arizona. With a focus on reporting news and events specific to the Payson community, Alexis covers a range of topics including local government, crime, community events, and human interest stories.
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Alexis Bechman's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Payson, Arizona. She covers a wide range of topics including community events, law enforcement, accidents, and scams. Her articles often involve breaking news stories and evolving local developments.
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A Payson man plans to appeal after a lawsuit he filed against the town was thrown out due to a technicality.
While the fire will continue to burn, crews are wrapping up ignition operations on the 15,000-acre West Fire north of Pine.
By: Alexis Bechman, Peter Aleshire
Payson hopes to finish a $5-million redesign and rebuild of Granite Dells Road before Thanksgiving, according to a release this week.
Whether you are looking for that perfect pumpkin or to get oodles of candy, there are a host of Halloween events happening in Rim Country.
There wasn’t a bad Crockpot among the tables. On Oct. 5, a chili cook-off was held in Pine thanks to sponsorship from the Pine-Strawberry business community.
A 61-year-old Payson man will spend the rest of his life in prison after traveling to West Virginia to engage in sexual activity with two minor girls.
Arizona Senators Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema introduced legislation to transfer 3,060 acres of U.S. Forest Service land to the Tonto Apache Tribe to be held in trust as part
Fire crews have been busy in Rim Country this past week.
Six candidates are running for three seats on the Pine-Strawberry Fire District board, including the former fire chief.
In Friday’s Roundup, a story ran on the six candidates running for three seats on the Pine-Strawberry Fire District board.
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