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Arizonans are paying less for auto insurance. The National Association of Insurance Commissioners says your premium for liability, comprehensive and collision dropped an average of $65.00 between 2004 and 2007, which is the latest year of the study.
City election picking up steam
Three Williams City Council seats along with the mayor's two year term will be decided during the city's primary election to be held March 9. As of Nov.
Williams focuses future on economic development
The public is invited to review and comment on the Draft Williams Strategic Plan Economic Development Plan by visiting the city of Williams' Web site at www.williamsarizona.gov or provide comments at an open house at 6 p.m. at City Hall, 113 S. First St., prior to the Dec.
State budget deficit may close Williams MVD
Due to the state budget crisis, residents of Williams will likely be traveling to Flagstaff more often in the future.
Skagit Valley Herald Cross Country Runners of the Year
Burlington-Edison's Tyler Williams and Stanwood's Minna Fields had strong finishes at their state meets this year.
Kaibab provides 'Companion Trees' to accompany Capitol Christmas Tree
"What a wonderful job I have! I go out and cut Christmas trees!" said Michael French, a forester with the Williams Ranger District.
Recession blamed for incomplete Morse Ave. project
Officials with the city of Williams said the extension to Morse Avenue will continue, but not until the local economy begins to show signs of improvement.
St. John's gives a gift to the city of Williams
Preparing for the holidays can be stressful for many. Spending an hour on a Sunday afternoon at a mini-concert is an opportunity to relieve nervous tension during the holiday season.
Mike Kaiser happily accepts his prize, a certificate for a Weatherby Vanguard caliber of choice, from the Williams Volunteer Fire Department.
No local electrical fee increase, for now
There won't be an electrical rate increase for Williams subscribers this year, and probably not next year, according to members of Williams City Council.
Primary election set for March 9
Three Williams City Council seats along with the mayor's two year term will be decided during the city's primary election to be held Tuesday, March 9. Candidate packets are now available at the city's Web site as well as at City Hall through Dec.
Williams Ranger District to sell Christmas tree tags
The Kaibab National Forest will sell over-the-counter Christmas tree tags out of the Williams Ranger District office beginning Monday.
Marriage: having each other's back
When my husband asked me what I wanted to do over the weekend, I thought fast. "Well," I said, rubbing my hands together, "let's see.
When local sculptor Bill Pettit passed away, he left a rich body of work behind.
Shooting in Echo Canyon, suspect apprehended after search
Officials with the Williams Police Department warned residents in the Echo Canyon area of Williams not to answer the door for strangers as they searched for a suspect involved in a shooting there the morning of Nov.
Specific influenza medications are typically used only in patients with, or at risk of developing, severe illness and are prescribed by a physician.
Photo: Begin Christmas shopping on Saturday
Sisters in Spirit members display items that will be raffled on Saturday. The Annual Bazaar and Rummage Sale will be held 8 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Williams Community United Methodist Church, corner of Second Street and Sherman Avenue.
Grand Canyon Stay and Play Package offered to Greenbuild Conference attendees and others
The Greenbuild International Conference and Expo 2009 is in Phoenix, Arizona next week from November 11th through the 13th.
Williams High School Vikings struggle in last game of regular season
Benefit in Williams, Arizona to honor area firefighters, police