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A fifth-grade homeschool student from Pine has been selected as Gila County’s winner in the 7th annual AZ529 Dream, Write, Win Essay Contest.
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Former Gila County Manager James Menlove is seeking $1.1 million from the county, alleging he was unlawfully fired in retaliation for confronting a supervisor over complaints of inappropriate conduct toward female employees.
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After more than two decades as Gila County clerk of the superior court, Anita Escobedo faced a close challenge Tuesday from Independent candidate Yvette Hoffman.
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Gila County residents and businesses are encouraged to display a green light from Nov. 4 through Nov. 11 in support of veterans and service members transitioning to civilian life.
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CASA of Gila County welcomed two new Court Appointed Special Advocates in northern Gila County during a ceremony Oct. 29.
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The Nov. 4 vote on the eight statewide propositions in Gila County offered some interesting information on voter attitudes for both the Town of Payson and the Payson Unified School District.
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What initially appeared to be a decided election has changed dramatically since early results were released earlier this month.
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