Five potentially dangerous railroad tank cars came off the tracks in Gallup Thursday morning but didn't roll over, New Mexico State Police reported.

The Hopi Tribe and Navajo Nation continue to need "cow hay," or grass, to feed livestock.

By Greg Perkins Hosting Winslow in a dual match last Wednesday, Holbrook's Roadrunners came away with an exciting 36-35 win over the Bulldogs.

The Winslow Police Department is seeking assistance in locating Uriah Ray Davis, a Native American man described as being 5'7" tall and weighing 220 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.

Photo by Linda Kor A streetlight on West Hopi Drive in Holbrook fell victim to soil saturated by the recent snow and rain on Jan.

By Sam Conner The Winslow City Council met in special session Tuesday to hear a presentation by Ken Strobeck, executive director of the League of Arizona Cities and Towns.

Members of the Navajo County Sheriffa s Hashknife Posse began a trip back in time today on their 52nd annual Pony Express Ride from Holbrook to Scottsdale to deliver specially marked letters via horseback.

By Sam Conner During last night's meeting of the Winslow City Council, the council was slated to receive a report by City Inspector Marshall Larsen, which indicated progress on several building projects under way or planned for the community.

Corners have often been a place to converge or meet as intersecting streets cross paths and continue on their way.

Major Arizona roadways were open to traffic Saturday but drivers were warned that blowing snow, high winds and running water could make travel dangerous.

PHOENIX The Arizona Department of Transportation will reopen I-40 in both directions from Flagstaff at 7 p.m. Friday.

The Department of Public Safety is encouraging everyone not to travel today. The following roads are closed due to weather - * State Route 89A is closed from Flagstaff to Sedona in both directions.

By Sam Conner The Winslow City Council approved two consent calendar items without discussion Tuesday evening and a third one after some discussion.

By Sam Conner During Tuesday's Winslow City Council meeting, Councilwoman Judy Howell read a news article on the cost of early retirement and rehires' double dipping.

By Sam Conner Tuesday evening, the Winslow City Council received a "for your information" report from the city manager which included reports from the city clerk/treasurer, city attorney, executive secretary, librarian, code compliance officer, police department and public housing director.

By Tammy Gray-Searles Projects totaling more than $36 million are planned within the Holbrook District of the Arizona Department of Transportation in 2010, in addition to completion of ongoing projects.

By Tammy Gray-Searles Despite a painful economic situation, Navajo County will be able to move forward with several major projects in 2010, thanks to grants and federal funds.

The Navajo County Public Health Services District will be holding general population H1N1 vaccination clinics through the county.

He's been working on the railroad for nearly 10 years, Dan Harrison said Monday as he watched children race the five trains winding through 653 feet of railroad track in the garden railroad he has created in his back yard.

By Sam Conner The City of Winslow has a number of projects planned for 2010 and beyond.