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Grand Canyon National Park offering free entry April 21

Grand Canyon National Park invites the public to celebrate the 48th anniversary of Earth Day during National Park Week fee-free day April 21.

April 17, 2018
  • Trophy hunting won't make November ballot in Arizona
  • USFWS: Endangered Colorado River fish no longer an extinction risk
  • Game and Fish warns about dangers of feeding wildlife after Sedona attacks
  • Report: Two Mexican wolves found dead in Arizona
  • Grand Canyon National Park seeks vendors for Earth Day celebration
  • North Rim campsite under new ownership, reservations now online

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Phantoms track and field athletes qualify for state meet in Mesa

The Grand Canyon Phantoms have had a busy season as they continue on their quest to qualify for the state track meet in May.

April 17, 2018
  • Photo highlights: Phantoms track and field competes at Joseph City March 30
  • Williams AYSO soccer sign-ups begin
  • Photo highlights: Grand Canyon Phantoms compete at Skydome Classic March 3
  • Phantoms finish season, celebrate progress
  • Lady Phantoms bow out of state tournament after loss to Baboquivari
  • Phantoms teams split games, record losses to Mogollon, wins over Mayer

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Around the Canyon: Week of April 18

Around the Canyon: Week of April 18

April 17, 2018
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Employers inform, hire Grand Canyon students at annual job fair

Grand Canyon students had an opportunity to meet with potential employers and learn about available positions at the school’s annual job fair April 11.

April 17, 2018
  • Colorado River Adventure
  • Museum of Northern Arizona showcases new exhibit
  • Local photographer Ronnie Tierney wins Grand Canyon annual pass contest
  • Bald eagle rescued, released near Grand Canyon
  • 9th annual Wild and Scenic Film Festival returns to Flagstaff April 14
  • Grand Canyon Association announces 10th annual Celebration of Art

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Obituary: Melissa Rose Kovin

Melissa Rose Kovin (July 26, 1988 — Aug. 8, 2017).

August 29, 2017
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  • Obituary: Christian H. Morchak
  • Obituary: Ronald Kurt Gaebel
  • Obituary: Stewart W. “Stew” Fritts
  • Obituary: Brianna Renee Drake
  • Obituary: Lynn Ailes

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  • Traffic shift on I-40 west of Williams begins

  • Gila County and Tonto National Forest implement Stage 2 fire restrictions

  • Coconino County enacts Stage 1 fire restrictions below Mogollon Rim

  • Fire restrictions begin for Cottonwood, Prescott National Forest and Yavapai County

  • Parks in Brief: Japanese-American confinement sites, Acadia National Park, Manassas National Battlefield, George Washington Memorial Parkway

  • Roads Improvement Project: Paving begins April 19 on Village Loop Drive

  • Fuelwood permits for Williams, Tusayan Ranger Districts on sale

  • Nevada man to serve 6 years after firing at Lake Mead marina guards

  • Glendale man awarded $24.1 million for 2011 helicopter crash near Valle

  • Schoppmann withdraws resignation, rejoins Tusayan Town Council

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