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Visiting Arizona State University Provost Dr. Nancy Gonzales, right, hears out Miami Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Richard Ramos, left, during the October 28 meeting.
“We've been working with the Town of Miami for a long time; one of the things we envisioned is making Miami a hub for learning,” Miami Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Richard …
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Vandals fall in first round of state tournament

Miami football players and coaches prepare to board their bus to Friday night’s state tournament game.
Early Friday afternoon, the Miami Vandals varsity football team and their coaches boarded a bus from Miami Jr./Sr. High School to Phoenix, where they would meet the Arizona Lutheran Academy Coyotes …

Hayden Lobos return to championship game

The Hayden High School Lobos, in their blue and white uniforms, take the field against the St. David High School Tigers.

Friday night the Hayden High School Lobos varsity football team earned a return trip to the Conference 1A eight-man football championship, where they aim to defend their 2023 title. The Lobos …

Vandals win fifth straight, look to playoffs

Miami quarterback Abram Castaneda takes off for a first-quarter touchdown run against ALA-Anthem South.

Halloween night, Miami High School football continued its winning streak. The Vandals notched their fifth straight victory with a 48-0 shutout of the ALA-Anthem South Titans at Ragus Stadium. …

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Max Steele
Max Steele, 84, passed away peacefully at the San Carlos Apache Healthcare Corporation in Peridot, Arizona.
Carrie Schlansky
Carrie Schlansky, 96, of Globe, passed away peacefully on April 7, 2025.
David Glenn Kidd
David Glenn Kidd, a beloved son, brother, and uncle departed this life on June 28th, 2025, in Chandler, Arizona, at the age of 63.
James Richard DalMolin
James Richard DalMolin passed away at his residence in Globe on June 28, 2025. James "Dick" was born on September 19, 1952, to Richard and Melva DalMolin.
Robert F. (Bob) Morison
Robert F. (Bob) Morison, 98, a devoted family man, Navy veteran, copper mining executive and longtime Arizona resident, died peacefully of natural causes on June 19 in Tempe.
Opinion
Council Meeting Date Changes for November:  Council approved a schedule change for the November meetings due to elections and Thanksgiving.  The first meeting will be held on Thursday, …
The Colorado Trail, an iconic 567-mile high-elevation trail that crosses the Rockies, owes its existence largely to Gudy Gaskill, a charismatic, six-foot-tall woman who could make tough things seem …
On behalf of the Colonel Larry Perino Proclamation Committee, we want to express our heartfelt appreciation to everyone who participated, volunteered, supported, attended and celebrated Colonel Larry …
State of the City Address:  Mark your calendars for the State of The City Address that will be held Thursday, Sept. 26, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. at Veterans Park in front of Globe City Hall.  You …
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