Globe Council Meets Monday

Globe City Council meets on Monday with a Work Session at 6:00.

Interim Police Chief Rosann Moya will give a presentation about vagrancy in Globe. There will also be a discussion about an Intergovernmental Agreement  with the Gila County Library and about the abandonment of a City Right of Way in exchange for a utility easement.

The Council will also discuss the Globe City Code Grease Interceptor Policy. They will then act on a Task Order for the Development and Implementation of a Sludge Management Program.

Cobre Valley Republican Club Meets Saturday

The Cobre Valley Republican Club meets tomorrow (Saturday) at 9:30am to discuss upcoming events and hear a special guest speaker. There will be coffee and donuts.

The Cobre Valley Republican Club is also collecting food donations for the

local food bank.

The meeting is at the Globe headquarters on North Broad Street.

Fir more information call 928-701-2195.

Police Log

A one vehicle accident with injuries occurred late last night on Highway 60. The driver lost control and went off the roadway. The accident is under investigation.

Globe Police responded to a fight yesterday evening in the area of South Broad Street. 27 year old Margaret Randall and 26 year old Kyle Cook were charged with aggravated assault. 40 year old Christopher Goseyun and 26 year old Korwin Smith were arrested for disorderly conduct.

25 year old Justin Durbin was arrested yesterday for fraudulent schemes.

76 year old Jerry Kinsman was arrested by Globe PD for driving with a suspended license.

36 year old Raynell Pizano was arrested for trespassing.

43 year old Kyle Cook was arrested at a business on Broad Street for loitering.

A theft report was taken at a business on Highway 60.

Miami Town Council Special Meeting

The Miami Town Council is having a Special Meeting on Friday at 1:pm.

The meeting is being held to discuss and possibly approve the contract between the Town of Miami and Rodriguez Roofing for the Bullion Plaza Gym Roof Replacement Project.

Farmer's Market on Saturday

The Globe-Miami  Farmer’s Market begins Saturday at 8:am at Globe Veterans Memorial Park and ends at 11:00.

It includes fresh produce, hand crafts and more.

For more information call 928-701-3097.

HDHS Calendar Event on Saturday

The High Desert Humane Society’s Annual Calendar Event will take place this Saturday (August 17). 

Tickets are $15, including a roast beef dinner. No-host cocktails begin at 6:pm and dinner starts at 7:00.

Tickets may be purchased at the High Desert Humane Society Boutique, the Cat Adoption Center, Fashion Gap Salon and Past Times Antiques.

For more information call 425-2220.

CVCT Inaugural Bus Run this Friday

The inaugural bus run for Cobre Valley Community Transit begins at 10:am on Friday, August 16 at Miami Town Hall.

For information about the new demand response, curb to curb service, call Cobre Valley Community Transit at 473-4403.

Miami Music in the Park on Saturday

The band Sunset Highway will perform during the Miami Music in the Park event this Saturday (August 17). Prizes will be awarded to the best dancers.

The event is from 6:30 to 9:30pm at Miami Veterans  Park.

Food on sale during the evening includes root beer floats and other favorites.

Oktoberfest in Kearny

Kearny will have an Oktoberfest event on Friday and Saturday, October 4 and 5. It starts October 4 at 8:am.

There will be a street fair, car show, hot dog eating contest and the rural fireman’s chilli cook-off. 

The event also includes music throughout the day, drawings,  games for the kids, and food and merchandise vendors.

For more information call the Copper Basin Chamber of Commerce at 520-363-7607.

Red Cross Blood Drive on August 20

The American Red Cross is holding a Blood Drive on Tuesday (August 20) at First Christian Church. Donations will be accepted from 1 to 6:pm.

To make an appointment call 1-800-733-2767 or visit www.redcrossblood.org and enter the sponsor code “globe.”

You can also drop by without an appointment.

Police Log

Last night Globe Police arrested 26 year old Korwin Smith at Sycamore and Broad Streets for domestic violence and disorderly conduct.

36 year old Raynell Pizano was arrested late last night at a business on West Highway 60 for organized retail theft and criminal trespassing.

Yesterday morning a business on Highway 60 reported an altered document and Globe Police arrested 29 year old Jeremy Hooke for fraudulent schemes.

41 year old Lloyd Holiday was arrested on a child support warrant.

Officers are investigating a report of a forged prescription at Fry’s and a theft at a residence on Birch Street.

The Gila County Sheriff’s Office arrested 26 year old Tristian Belarde on a child support warrant.

Deputies are investigating a theft at the Shamrock Bar and a report of harassing phone calls taken at a residence on Woodward Street.

Obituary

B.J. Cecil passed away Tuesday in Mesa. He was 85. He is survived by his wife Phyllis; his son Chris, his daughter Lori Ellsworth; 8 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.

Visitation for B.J. Cecil is Monday at 8:30am at the LDS Aspen Ward in Mesa. The funeral is at 10:00.

Dylan Earven Foundation 5K/1K Fundraiser

The Dylan Earven Foundation 5K/1K event will be held on Saturday, September 7 at the Globe Community Center.

The run/walk and trike/bike race starts at 7:am. A fundraiser pancake breakfast will be served after the race, hosted by the Globe Firefighters Association.

There will also be music, a dunk tank, kids games, and booths with all sorts of helpful information.

The Dylan Earven Foundation raises money to help local families with costs associated with having a child with cancer.

For more information or to make a donation call 928-200-2626.

GCC Classes Begin August 19

Gila Community College’s fall semester begins Monday (August 19) with a newly reduced tuittion schedule. 

There are many classes to choose from including evening welding classes, math, biology, public speaking, history, administrative and technical support computer classes, beginning computer classes, Spanish, and a wide variety of art and education classes. There are also many online classes available.

Seniors 55 and over receive free tuition.

To register or to find out more call the Gila Pueblo Campus at 425-8481 or the San Carlos Campus at 475-5981.