By Patrick Walker on March 11, 2010
SHOW LOW (NAZ Today)– Two men have been arrested in connection to the recent string of bank robberies in Flagstaff and other parts of the southwest.
Joel Jay Glore and Ronald Michael Capito were arrested in the Show Low area after a week of surveillance by FBI and other officials.
Both men are in their 50s and [...]
Posted in Top Stories | Tagged bandits, country, flagstaff, High, holbrook, payson, show low, wells fargo
By NAZ Today on January 21, 2010
GLOBE/PAYSON (Gila County Emergency Services Release)–
(January 21, 2010 – 7:10 p.m.) Heavy rainfall across Arizona this week has caused the following road closures due to significant runoff and flood conditions in many creeks and rivers of Gila County.
In Globe: Six Shooter Canyon Road; the bridge just past Pueblo Heights Trailer Park; Silver Hills; Orient Street: Hoopes Drive [...]
Posted in Arizona News | Tagged gila county, globe, payson, pine, strawberry
By Patrick Walker on December 7, 2009
FLAGSTAFF (NAZ Today)–12:33 AM Tuesday– High winds are causing multiple power outages across Flagstaff tonight. Scanner reports are saying that police officers are seeing small explosions at several power transformers, along with accidents in town on I-40 near Country Club Drive.
An eyewitness is reporting to NAZ Today that some power lines are down on the [...]
Posted in Top Stories | Tagged black out, blizzard, coconino county, flagstaff, gila county, maricopa county, payson, power outage, severe thunderstorm, snow, storm
By NAZ Today on December 5, 2009
FLAGSTAFF (NAZ Today)– The Blizzard Warning for Flagstaff has been allowed to expire by the National Weather Service.
High winds and heavy snowfall caused dangerous traveling conditions on area roadways. The NWS and DPS say that travel should be limited due to icy and snow-packed road conditions.
A Winter Storm Warning was in affect for much of [...]
Posted in Top Stories, Weather | Tagged blizzard, flagstaff, payson, rain, snow, warning, watch, Weather, williams, wind, winslow
By Patrick Walker on October 26, 2009
PHOENIX (AP) – Tonto Natural Bridge State Park near Payson will be open five days per week starting next month.
The park, located 10 miles north of Payson, was closed due to budget cuts until Payson on May 22 funded part-time positions necessary to keep it open at least on weekends throughout the summer and now [...]
Posted in Arizona News, Living | Tagged Arizona state parks, park, payson, pine, strawberry, tonto, tonto natural bridge
By Patrick Walker on September 1, 2009
UPDATE: Beaver Valley residents have been allowed to return to their homes, and Whispering Pines residents will be allowed to return to their homes at 5 pm. Fire behavior is minimal, with crews focusing on mop-up operations. Fire officials are saying that the focus will soon shift to localized flooding, with the remnants of Hurricane [...]
Posted in Local News | Tagged beaver valley, beaver valley fire, payson, payson fire, payson wildfire, whispering pines, whispering pines fire, wildfire
By Patrick Walker on August 31, 2009
PAYSON– Firefighters made progress on the Water Wheel Fire Sunday night after conducting burnout operations and receiving some much-needed help. Tony Sciacca’s Arizona Central West Zone Type-2 Incident Management Team arrived at 10 PM Sunday evening, according to a spokesperson from the Tonto National Forest. The fire is still listed at 500 acres.
192 personnel are [...]
Posted in Arizona News | Tagged beaver valley, beaver valley fire, payson, payson fire, payson wildfire, whispering pines, whispering pines fire, wildfire