Peter Aleshire is a News Editor for the Payson Roundup, a local newspaper in Payson, Arizona. With a focus on local news, Peter covers a range of topics including crime rates, government budgets, education, and community initiatives. His work has also been featured in White Mountain Publishing LLC.
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Peter Aleshire's coverage primarily focuses on local government, education, and personal finance in Gila County, Arizona. He frequently covers government announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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President-Elect Donald Trump won Arizona with 51% of the vote statewide and 57% in Navajo County. That was 5 points ahead of Democrat Kamala Harris statewide and 17% in Navajo County.
Bald eagles in Arizona set a record this year, with 90 breeding pairs successfully launching 77 fledglings into the world.
I suppose we’re done: I should take down the hummingbird feeders. It’s been nearly a week since the last migrating rufous hovered in front of my feeder as it dangled
The Payson Unified School District Board on Monday bid respectful, sometimes tearful farewell to two long-serving board members.
Turns out, money matters – even in local politics.
By: Peter Aleshire
Navajo County’s October jobless rate remained at 5.4%, compared to 4.2% nationally and $3.6% in Arizona, according to the summary published on University of Arizona’s Eller School of Business website.
The Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions this month announced the creation of a new council to address the affordability and availability of homeowners insurance in the state.
It’s December, but 100 firefighters are still battling a 400-acre wildfire off the Horton Creek Trail. It seems the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management is right: Arizona no
Payson schools eked through another budget year, despite the loss of 70 students and an increasingly uncertain future when it comes to state and federal budgets
The U.S. Senate has approved support for a hydropower, clean-energy project on the Salt River.
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