Calvin Shomaker

1 week ago | williamsnews.com | Calvin Shomaker

The Town of Tusayan is looking for community members who want to serve their town. According to town manager Charlie Gail Hendrix, Tusayan has a vacant seat on its town council and is also accepting applications for four positions on its planning and zoning commission. kAm$@ 72C[ ?@?6 @7 E96 2G2:=23=6 A@D:E:@?D 92G6 925 2AA=:42?ED[ w6?5C:I D2:5]k^AmkAmpAA=:42E:@?D 7@C E96 E96 E@H? 4@F?4:= 2?5 A=2??:?8 2?5 K@?:?8 4@>>:DD:@? G242?4:6D 42?

1 week ago | williamsnews.com | Calvin Shomaker

North Country HealthCare and the Williams Hospital District held a 75th anniversary celebration and open house at the Williams Health Care Center on May 16. Community members joined city officials, hospital board members and North Country HealthCare staff for the special event that included tours of the modern facility. The current Williams medical clinic building opened in 2020 and was built thanks to a $6 million grant from the Northern Arizona HealthCare Foundation.

1 week ago | williamsnews.com | Calvin Shomaker

The Williams Unified School District No. 2 (WUSD2) Governing Board has a vacancy. WUSD2 Superintendent Eric Evans said John Romero has resigned his seat on the board. The district now seeks applicants to fill the vacancy. kAmr@4@?:?@ r@F?EJ $FA6C:?E6?56?E @7 $49@@=D r96CJ= |2?8@\!286E :D E2D<65 H:E9 >2<:?8 E96 2AA@:?E>6?E 7@C #@>6C@’D C6>2:?:?8 E6C>[ H9:49 6IA:C6D s64] b`[ a_ae]k^AmkAmpAA=:42?ED >FDE 36 C68:DE6C65 pC:K@?2 G@E6CD 2?5 92G6 366?

1 week ago | williamsnews.com | Calvin Shomaker

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2 weeks ago | nhonews.com | Calvin Shomaker

By Calvin ShomakerNavajo-Hopi ObserverThe Arizona Association for Economic Development held a Northern Arizona Mayoral Roundtable in Williams on May 7. The mayors of Winslow, Holbrook, Page and Kingman joined Flagstaff’s Vice Mayor Miranda Sweet at The Sultana Bar and Theater for a discussion on a range of topics including tourism, growth, sustainability and broadband connectivity. Attended by economic development professionals from the around region, the event created networking opportunities.