The Syracuse Journal

09/05/2025

https://thesyracusejournal.com/obituaries/michael-kim-williams

09/04/2025

Thank you to Dream First Bank for this week’s feature https://thesyracusejournal.com/news/jireh-family-restaurant

09/04/2025

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09/03/2025

Juanita Darland’s obituary will be in next week’s paper.

https://thesyracusejournal.com/obituaries/juanita-mae-darland

08/28/2025

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08/27/2025

Senator Jerry Moran stopped to tour Hamilton County Hospital.
Full story in next week’s Syracuse Journal!

08/25/2025

Make plans to come to the movies this weekend! Open Thursday - Sunday! Or stop by and grab some fresh, delicious popcorn and snacks!

2h 4m | PG

08/24/2025

Slight Risk of Excessive Rain Evening/overnight

08/23/2025

Tonight in Coolidge!

08/21/2025

Thanks to Security State Bank for this week’s feature

https://thesyracusejournal.com/news/shs-grad-returns-home-to-hamilton-county-hospital

08/21/2025

On stands now! Thank you for supporting local news! Check out the classifieds on page 7. Plenty of jobs available!

08/20/2025

Good info

HEADS UP! An old phone scam is making the rounds again - fake cartel kidnapping calls demanding ransom. Scammers impersonate cartel members and claim they’ve kidnapped a loved one, using fear and urgency to pressure victims into acting fast.

Just last night, a local mother received a call from a blocked number. A voice - sounding like her daughter - cried out for help, followed by a man who claimed to have kidnapped the child and demanded money for her safe return. Thankfully, the mother was able to confirm her daughter was safe before sending any money.

If you receive a call like this:
☑️Stay calm - scammers rely on panic to cloud your judgment.
☑️Contact your loved one directly using a known number. If you can’t reach them, check with other family or friends.
☑️Protect your information - don't share personal details, agree to meet, or send money.
☑️Report the call to your local law enforcement immediately.

If you have questions or believe you are a victim of a scam caller, please contact the GCPD at (620) 276-1300.

¡ATENCIÓN! Una antigua estafa telefónica está circulando nuevamente: llamadas falsas de secuestros por parte de carteles que exigen rescate. Los estafadores se hacen pasar por miembros del cartel y afirman haber secuestrado a un ser querido, utilizando el miedo y la urgencia para presionar a las víctimas a actuar rápidamente.

Justo anoche, una madre local recibió una llamada de un número bloqueado. Una voz que sonaba como su hija pedía ayuda, seguida de un hombre que afirmaba haber secuestrado a la niña y exigía dinero por su regreso seguro. Afortunadamente, la madre pudo confirmar que su hija estaba a salvo antes de enviar cualquier dinero.

Si recibes una llamada como esta:
☑️Mantente calmado - los estafadores dependen del pánico para nublar tu juicio.
☑️Contacta a tu ser querido directamente usando un número conocido. Si no puedes comunicarte con ellos, verifica con otros familiares o amigos.
☑️Protege tu información - no compartas datos personales, no aceptes reunirte ni envíes dinero.
☑️Informa de la llamada a la policía local de inmediato.

Si tienes preguntas o crees que eres víctima de un estafador, por favor contacta a la GCPD al (620) 276-1300.