Santa in the park was a night of shopping and fun
By Brooke Curley brooke@gilavalleycentral.net THATCHER – Santa is a busy old elf, but he took time out to spread joy to those who visited him…
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Annual Safford Library Holiday Open House is December 13
Contributed Article Bring your family and friends to the Safford City-Graham County Library on Tuesday, Dec. 13 to celebrate the season. Throughout the day, the library…
Arizona state superintendent visits Gila Valley
By Brooke Curley brooke@gilavalleycentral.net SAFFORD – On Wednesday night, the public was given the chance to voice their questions and comments on the future and…
Ornaments made the old fashioned way
By Brooke Curley brooke@gilavalleycentral.net SAFFORD – The line for Santa was long, but Jenny Howard came to the rescue with homemade ornaments and hot chocolate….
This year’s Festival of Trees is a sparkling sight
By Brooke Curley brooke@gilavalleycentral.net SAFFORD – There’s nothing like a splendidly decorated forest of Christmas Trees. The Festival of Trees is put on by the…
Annual light parade lights up the night
By Brooke Curley brooke@gilavalleycentral.net SAFFORD – The lights are blinking, the temperatures are falling and Santa was seen on the Main Street. These are the…
Safford teen seeks to change the world for local animals
By Brooke Curley brooke@gilavalleycentral.net SAFFORD – One Safford teen has started a personal quest to raise money to help pay for the expenses of spaying and…
Ladies wow at night out
By Brooke Curley brooke@gilavalleycentral.net THATCHER – Shopping, fashion and good food; what else can a woman want in a night out? All of the basic…
Farmer’s market fills Home Depot parking lot
By Brooke Curley brooke@gilavalleycentral.net THATCHER – For its first trip to the Gila Valley, the Produce On Wheels With-Out Waste (POWWOW) farmer’s market drew quite the…
Time’s almost up to donate to the Infinity Tree
By Brooke Curley brooke@gilavalleycentral.net SAFFORD – It’s the season for giving but time is running out, so it’s best to stop by the Infinity Tree…
