Show Low, United States (Local)
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A defensible space graphic presented during the May 7 Pinetop-Lakeside Town Council meeting highlights wildfire safety zones around homes. Officials encouraged residents to clear vegetation and other fuels nearest structures as wildfire season approaches.
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Following the Pinetop-Lakeside Police Department’s annual awards presentation May 7, Commander Daniel Wilkey, Officer of the Year Eduardo Bonilla, Civilian of the Year Maria Rivera, Police Chief Dan Barnes, Supervisor of the Year Sgt. Justin McNeil and Volunteer of the Year Nathan Heller gather for a group photo during the town council meeting.
Water wells and parking spaces may not seem to have much in common, but the Show Low City Council discussed both on May 5.
Fabrication and academic success were part of the program at the May 5 Show Low City Council meeting.
From a classroom in Whiteriver to a national network of educators, Canyon Day Junior High teacher Andre Pineda is taking his belief that science should mean something to his students to a bigger stage.
Show Low High School students Clarissa Badger and Natelle Lisonbee will perform the “Flower Duet.”
Senior Class President Sofie Ellis speaks to the Show Low High School Class of 2026 during commencement ceremonies May 21 at Hatch Toyota Center.
Show Low High School Principal Ben Marchant welcomes Valedictorian Emilyn Bryce to the podium during commencement ceremonies on May 21 at Hatch Toyota Center.
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Members of the Blue Ridge Harmonies choir perform “You Raise Me Up” during the Blue Ridge High School Class of 2026 graduation ceremony May 22 at Paul Moro Football Field.
The largest graduating class in the history of Show Low High School crossed the stage May 21 at Hatch Toyota Center, with humor, heartfelt reflection and a celebration that included
