Recent Stories
Ranger on Duty: Sarah Acomb finds a place to call home at Grand Canyon National Park
Every day Grand Canyon Park Ranger Sarah Acomb gets to see the Grand Canyon through the eyes of visitors from around the world.
Flash flooding damages Grand Canyon Railway track
Passengers on the Grand Canyon Railway were forced to make alternative plans following a washout of a portion of the train tracks at milepost 40 heading north to the Grand Canyon.
Natural beauty, fewer people on South Rim
From year to year winter weather at Grand Canyon is unpredictable — on Dec. 25, 2016 the South Rim of Grand Canyon and the nearby community of Tusayan received 6-7 inches of snow.
Deadly crash claims four on State Route 64
Four people were killed and six people injured, including two children after a head on collision on State Route 64 Dec. 22.
Former film legend brings legacy of Geronimo to life in stage play
Every year during the annual Western Legends Round-Up visitors stroll down the streets of Kanab, rubbing shoulders with film legends from some of America’s most legendary western movies and television shows.
Babbitt Ranches hold annual colt sale west of Flagstaff
Babbitt Ranches keeps tradition strong
Horses are a part of cowboy and American culture.
“The Amazing Kolb Brothers of Grand Canyon” celebrates adventuring photographers
Ellsworth Kolb arrived at Grand Canyon in 1901 with younger brother Emery Kolb soon following.
Keith named publisher at Williams-Grand Canyon News
With nearly six years working at the Williams-Grand Canyon News and six months after her promotion to business manager, Madeline Keith was promoted as publisher of the Williams-Grand Canyon News and Navajo-Hopi Observer.
Man vs. Machine race pits cyclists against 1900s era steam engine
After a successful comeback last year and following a 25-year absence, Man vs. Machine bike race returns to Williams and Tusayan Sept. 24.
National Geographic article focuses on Grand Canyon thru-hike and tourism developments
In mid-October, author Kevin Fedarko and National Geographic photographer Pete McBride will finish the final leg of a nearly 670 mile hike through the heart of Grand Canyon where they have taken an in-depth look at what they consider to be a growing number of threats surrounding the canyon.