Peter Aleshire is a Consulting Publications Editor at various outlets. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, education, finance, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on the housing market, water management, and climate change. Peter's work has been featured in the Moose Lake Star Gazette, White Mountain Publishing LLC, and Payson Roundup.
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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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The actual monsoon may finally arrive this week, with a 50% chance of rain in both Rim County and the White Mountains.
Mayoral candidates Steve Otto and Brett Flaherty agreed on many of the approaches to addressing Payson's affordable housing shortage during a forum sponsored by the Rim Country Housing Coalition, while
By: Peter Aleshire
Payson continues to invest in at least drawing up plans for crucial projects, even if the ultimate funding source remains unclear.
State, national and Rim Country real estate markets have all slowed in the face of stubbornly high interest rates, economic uncertainty and prices increasing out of range of many buyers.
Gina Swoboda brought her engaging, high-wire act of a campaign for Arizona Attorney General to Payson recently, in the midst of a thunderous hailstorm of controversy.
An ordinance intended to streamline Payson Town Council meetings ran into a buzzsaw of opposition recently.
By: Peter Aleshire
The Payson Town Council at its last meeting directed Town Manager Darren Coldwell to open negotiations to sell 21 acres near town hall to the would-be developer of a luxury RV park.
The federal government has rejected Gila County's plea for help in repairing up to $130 million in damages inflicts on downtown Globe and Miami during a flood last year.
By: Peter Aleshire
The Payson school board at its last meeting adopted a tight budget that managed to increase the district’s financial reserves despite a drop in enrollment, a tight state budget and
