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Molly K Ottman

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Livermore Takes Helm of Pinetop Fire District

PINETOP-LAKESIDE — The Pinetop Fire District has announced a leadership transition as longtime Fire Chief Jim Morgan is out after 12 years of service, and Joshua Livermore steps into the role as the district's new fire chief. This leadership change signals a swift executive decision that had been boiling over for months and finally came to a close on May 25.

Exclusive Interview with Taber Heisler | Coming Soon

PINETOP-LAKESIDE — The future direction of Pinetop-Lakeside will soon be in the hands of voters. As Election Day approaches, mayoral candidate Taber Heisler is sharing his vision for the town and the priorities he would bring to the mayor's office if elected. Watch the exclusive preview video here.

One Dead After Early Morning House Fire in Pinetop

Pinetop, AZ -One person is dead, and another remains hospitalized following a residential structure fire early Sunday morning in Pinetop.

Heber Horse Data | The USFS Got It Right-2

HEBER, Ariz — Newly obtained photographs and videos of free-roaming horses and activists on the Sitgreaves National Forest are intensifying debate over the condition and action of the controversial Heber herd, as federal officials argue in court that portions of the expanding population are already suffering from declining health, resource shortages, and deteriorating habitat conditions.

Memorial Day Event | Show Low

SHOW LOW — This Memorial Day, we stand to remember those who died in the fields of many nations while serving our country. Community members gathered in Show Low to honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of freedom and the United States of America.

Heber Horses | The USFS Got It Right

HEBER, Ariz. — Federal court filings are increasingly undermining claims advanced by horse activists and the International Society for the Protection of Mustangs and...

Mayes Sues to Remove Navajo County Recorder David Marshall

HOLBROOK, Ariz. — A growing constitutional dispute over the appointment of Navajo County Recorder David Marshall Sr. is now headed to court after Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes filed a quo warranto lawsuit seeking his removal from office, arguing the former state legislator remains constitutionally ineligible to serve until January 2027 despite resigning from the Arizona House of Representatives.

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