Tom Bodus is a Managing Editor for the Eastern Arizona Courier and Herald/Review Media, focusing on local news in Safford, Arizona. With a passion for community journalism, Tom covers a wide range of topics including local events, human interest stories, and community issues, providing readers with insightful and engaging articles.
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Tom Bodus focuses on local news and events, often covering a wide range of topics including community events, local news stories, and sports. Given his coverage attributes and themes covered, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to upcoming community events or those that involve heartwarming stories from the local area.
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By: Tom Bodus
The Fort Thomas Unified School District is projecting that a recently completed project to install artificial turf at its high school football field and at its two elementary schools will save nearly 6 million gallons of water annually.
An event that began as an education and fitness exercise for seventh graders has become a community-wide annual tribute to the first responders who lost their lives as a result
By: Tom Bodus
Gila Valley voters again have spoken and named the businesses, services and individuals that, in their opinion, represent the best of what Graham and Greenlee counties have to offer.
By: Tom Bodus
Another SalsaFest is in the books, and the data point to record attendance for the Graham County Chamber of Commerce's most high-profile annual event.
By: Tom Bodus
One of the most popular videos posted to this newspaper's Facebook page recently showed a young Hopi named Anjalee Andrews performing a hoop dance at the 5th annual Native American Festival held at Eastern Arizona College on Oct. 5.
By: Tom Bodus
It was a bargain lunch for a good cause and an opportunity to see Safford City Councilman Michael Andazola dressed as a giant frankfurter.
Four Gila Valley area marching bands were among 14 who tested their chops on Oct. 19 at Eastern Arizona College’s annual Band Day, and all four were deemed Excellent by
Eastern Arizona College will not be closing in the foreseeable future.
By: Tom Bodus
Eastern Arizona College will not be closing in the foreseeable future.
It turns out there won't be a recount in Greenlee County for the District 1 supervisor race.
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