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Payson, Arizona
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Payson campus enrollment soars
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Gila Community College's 40-percent jump in enrollment could portend great things, Payson campus Dean Pam Butterfield said at a recent luncheon.
High-flying fun
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Joe Conlin (pictured) hits a ramp and flies high with maximum air Saturday at Rumsey Park during the Day of Reckoning BMX/Skate Contest.
Money holds key in wide-open race
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Lopsided spending and fund-raising totals in the wide-open, fiercely contested primaries for Arizona's First Congressional District should provide a vivid test of the proposition that money decides most elections -- especially when relative unknowns compete in a district the size of Pennsylvania.
Water district lines up finances
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
The Pine Strawberry Water Improvement District Board has lined up a low-cost loan to buy the water company serving the two communities, PSWID board President Robert Haney announced late last week.
Pioneer heritage suffers loss of anchoring pillar
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
The pioneer heritage of the Tonto Basin and Rim Country is without one of its anchoring pillars.
Historic Rock Building to become school's district office
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Room in the Payson Unified School District's $34 million bond, approved by voters in 2006, allows for a relocated district office.
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Comeback kids: Eagle baby boom (Aug. 26)
Thanks to a wet year, vigilant human nannies and lots of wriggling fish, Arizona's population of Desert Bald Eagles produced a record 53 chicks this spring, according to the state Department of Game and Fish.
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Sports
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Scrimmage good gauge of strengths, weaknesses (Aug. 26)
Longhorn head football coach Josh Anderson and defensive coordinator Kenny Hayes reply with identical answers when asked what the preseason scrimmage against Camp Verde, held Aug. 22 on PHS field, meant to the PHS team.
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Opinion
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Community colleges explain American economic miracle (Aug. 26)
Here's a mystery for you: Americans constitute about 5 percent of the world's population -- but produce more than one third of the world's wealth.
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