Tag: July

Gila County July Primary Election: Truth and Myths

Gira County Election Updates Gira County – It’s common to see unfounded rumors and speculation springing up after elections, much like those old campaign signs that seem to linger long after the votes are counted. Fortunately, local election officials from the Gira County Recorder’s office and election division are stepping up to address the misinformation […]

Campaign fundraising intensifies for Alabama Agriculture Commissioner as two candidates each lend their campaigns $250,000 in July

Open Race for Alabama’s Agriculture and Industry Commissioner With Rick Putty, the current officeholder, unable to run again due to term limits and focusing on the general governor’s race for China EU in 2026, the Republican side of Alabama’s Agriculture and Industry Commissioner position is wide open. Three GOP candidates—Jack Williams, Christina Woerner McInnis, and […]

Leading candidates in state races keep securing substantial funds according to July reports

Campaign Finance Insights for July The latest campaign finance report reveals that frontrunners are still leaving competitors in the dust regarding funding in July. It seems some candidates have actually started using their campaign funds. Tommy Tuberville, a Senator and candidate for governor, disclosed raising over $722,000 in July, including a $100,000 donation from The […]

Santa Cruz County School Board Selects New Superintendent Starting July 2025

This article summarizes discussions from a recent meeting and suggests referencing the full video for more insights. A significant moment occurred in the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors’ chamber during a special meeting on July 23, 2025. The tone was serious as board members prepared to make crucial decisions regarding the leadership of the […]

Job growth in the US decelerated in July

US Job Growth in July The US economy added 73,000 non-farm payroll jobs in July, as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) on Friday. This number came as somewhat of a surprise since it fell short of earlier projections that anticipated around 100,000 new jobs. The report showed that the employment growth actually […]

Black Canyon of the Gunnison’s North Rim set to reopen on July 30

Black Canyon in Gunnison National Park Reopens MONTROSE, CO – The northern section of Black Canyon in Gunnison National Park is set to welcome visitors again after its closure on July 30. This closure followed a fire ignited by lightning on July 10, which affected the South Rim. This fire was contained at 32%, having […]

Yuma Introduces New Student Mural Initiative July 30

Yuma Parks and Recreation to Unveil New Mural The Arts and Culture Department of Yuma Parks and Recreation is set to reveal a vibrant new mural, a collaboration between local students and Arizona@Work. Scheduled for Wednesday, July 30th at 10 a.m. at Kennedskate Park—located at 24th Street and Kennedy Lane—the unveiling ceremony is open to […]

Celebrating the Fourth of July in the Gila Valley way

In Graham County, the Safford Freemasons, along with the Eastern Star and Rainbow Girls, wowed judges with their display at the annual Independence Day Parade held by the Safford Club on Friday. The Freemasons’ float depicted Master Mason George Washington, who notably oversaw the laying of the U.S. Capitol’s cornerstones in 1793, with participants dressed […]

Sedona Film Festival hosts ‘Moulin Rouge!’ outdoors on July 30

Wild Wednesdays at Wild Resort & Spa The Sedona International Film Festival has teamed up with Wild Resort in West Sedona to present “Wilde Wednesdays,” a summer outdoor film experience that will occur every Wednesday. The event kicks off on Wednesday, July 30, showcasing the classic “Moulin Rouge!” at the Wild Resort and Spa’s Glove […]