Bryce: Chamber more than doubles Safford’s investment
SAFFORD — During the most recent Safford City Council meeting, the Graham County Chamber of Commerce conducted a review of activity over the previous 12…
Articles by David Bell
Light up the Gila Valley winners announced
GRAHAM COUNTY — This year’s winning decorations have been selected in the Country Financial Ice King Light Up the Gila Valley contest by Double R…
Buma drops out of AZ-06 Congressional race
TUCSON — A fourth Democratic candidate has dropped out of the race for Congress in the district that represents Graham, Greenlee and Cochise counties. On…
Top entries of Holiday Light Parade selected
SAFFORD — Winners of this year’s Country Financial Holiday Light Parade have been announced. They are: School — Safford High School Marching Band Government —…
Collaboration is back on the table in the Gila Valley
THATCHER — The era of cooperation is underway. During the most recent Thatcher Town Council meeting, Monday, Dec. 15, Safford Interim City Manager Eric Bejarano…
Free Community Kids Christmas Party is Saturday
SAFFORD — Every child and their families in Graham County are invited to a party this weekend. The Free Community Kids Christmas Party will take…
Graham County Attorney’s Office seeks donations for children of arrested parents
SAFFORD — The Graham County Attorney’s Office is seeking donations of holiday gifts for pre-teens and teens impacted by the criminal justice system. The County…
Blackmore hired as permanent Clifton town manager
CLIFTON — Late Wednesday afternoon, the Town of Clifton announced that interim Town Manager Cindy Blackmore has been hired for the position on a permanent…
Safford looking for new Airport Manager
SAFFORD — The first shake-up at the City of Safford has been announced since last week’s change in leadership. On Wednesday, the city announced it…
Greenlee and Graham projected to see population growth, Cochise and Gila population decline
PHOENIX — Greenlee County is projected to grow at a faster rate than most other counties in the state over the next 35 years, but…
