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Back row, Edynn Booth, from left, Elijah Coletti and Mairead Greenwood, and front row, Evelyn Hargett and Emma McGee, became the newest Greenhands to receive their Future Farmers of America Jackets from the Snowflake FFA Alumni and Supporters on Nov. 19.

Blue Ridge Unified School District Board members Jennifer Brimhall, from left, Vice President Chuck Waldo, newly appointed Superintendent Jonathan Rohloff and President David Merrill pause for a photo op.

Members of the Community Fast Committee celebrated another successful fundraising of nearly $50,000 at the Community Fast Celebration on Nov. 24 at the Show Low High School Auditorium.

Local Santa Claus Glenn Hunt poses with a furry friend during a recent photo op.

Show Low Police Chief Brad Provost stands in the background as Navajo County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Brian Swanty shares their findings on the immigrant issues in question at the Dec. 3 Show Low City Council meeting.

Civic leaders, non-profits and residents gathered at the Freeman Historic Pioneer House at 110 N. Main Street in Snowflake on Dec. 17 to celebrate the return of the Light of the World Giving Machine.

Tables were filled with plates of homemade cookies for sale at the White Mountain Woman’s Club 36th Annual Cup of Cheer and Cookie Walk on Dec. 7 at St. Mary’s of the Angels Church Family Center.

Kings, queens, princes and princesses graced the Whipple Ranch Elementary auditorium in Show Low, which had been transformed into a grand festive hall for the 40th Annual Feaste of Carols.

Taylor resident Jake Hakenewerth stands next to his award winning license plate display at the Arizona License Plate Society’s final 2024 meetup on Nov. 23, held at the Raceway Bar and Grill in Maricopa.

Daisy, the dwarf-Toggenberg mix pregnant goat, that was shot and killed on Dec. 17 at an Apache County residence.