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Friday, September 10, 2010
Sunwest Bank donates $10K to Old Town Mission
Old Town Mission director Carrie Lightfoot (far left) and Mission executive director Bryan Detwiler (far right) accept a donation of $10,000 for the Old Town Mission from Andy Phillips, market area president of Sunwest Bank for Northern AZ, and Lori Simmons, senior vice president of Sunwest Bank.
Old Town Mission director Carrie Lightfoot (far left) and Mission executive director Bryan Detwiler (far right) accept a donation of $10,000 for the Old Town Mission from Andy Phillips, market area president of Sunwest Bank for Northern AZ, and Lori Simmons, senior vice president of Sunwest Bank.
COTTONWOOD - For years, Old Town Mission in Cottonwood has provided emergency services to people in need. Among the many programs and services provided are meals, groceries, clothing, school supplies and clinics. Now, Bryan Detwiler, executive director, and his staff are extending the Mission's outreach to help put people to work.



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The 5th annual Page Springs Cellars Harvest Festival was held on Sunday to celebrate the end of the grape growing season and to give the public a chance to experience the green sprawling property, sample the wines produced on site and enjoy live music. Plein air artist Gary Binder (above) paints within the rows of grape vines at this year's Page Springs Cellars Harvest Festival. VVN/Jon Pelletier

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