SIERRA VISTA — Casey Bell and multiple dedicated teachers at Coronado School were stalled in the midst of their “positivity project” because donations had dried up.
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PHOENIX — Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich wants state lawmakers to debate and enact a recreational marijuana program rather than risk an industry-crafted measure from becoming the law of the land at the ballot box.
BISBEE — Thanks to the Arizona Commission on the Arts (ACA), two Bisbee non–profits were awarded $5,000 each in the recent round of grant awards.
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SIERRA VISTA — The City of Sierra Vista is inviting artists to submit designs for a mural to be produced on the …
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The Hurts Donut Company, from Tempe, showed up Wednesday in their Emergency Donut Vehicle to sell their delectab…
Southern Cochise County celebrated Independence Day with parades, pets and of course, fireworks!
The annual Salute to the Buffalo Soldiers Days and Freedom Days took place in Tombstone last weekend.
The annual Sierra Vista Chamber of Commerce’s Power of the Purse fundraising event held at the old K-Mart buildi…
The University of Arizona Sierra Vista campus celebrated its graduation Thursday night, take a look at some of t…
The first annual Barks and Brews pub crawl was held in Bisbee on Saturday. Money raised in the fundraiser went t…
The 8th annual Kars for Kids Show has something for everyone.
Youths from around Southern Arizona gather in Sierra Vista for the annual Firebolt Youth Triathlon beginning in …
The Cochise College Skills USA Club hosts the 21st High School Welding Competition Friday on the Sierra Vista campus.
10th Copper City Classic Vintage Base Ball Tournament at Warren Ballpark
The 2019 Sierra Vista Little League and Ponytail Softball opening ceremonies took place Saturday at the Stone Sp…
Reed Booth, The Killer Bee Guy, and his assistants get rid of another couple of hives in Cochise County. This ti…
The annual Celebrating Animals gathering was held Saturday at Veterans Memorial Park in Sierra Vista.
The old mining town of Bisbee hosted their 3rd annual string of events welcoming back the turkey vultures last week.
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Events Calendar
PET ADOPTION
Our adoption fee is $40 which includes spay/neuter, feline leukemia/aids test for cats and all shots. Dogs are m…
PET NEWS
SIERRA VISTA — For the last two months, the Nancy J. Brua Animal Care Center has been overcrowded with dogs, and…
In 1996, Daniela Girlinghouse trained her first dog.
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SoCo SPORTS
SIERRA VISTA — The 9 through 11 year-old softball state tournament concludes Sunday as Gilbert and Flagstaff fac…
SIERRA VISTA — Pueblo del Sol Country Club held the 2019 Arizona Southern Amateur Championships this past weekend.
TUCSON — Tucson Speedway lit up the sky and the track Saturday with the Firecracker 50 to celebrate America’s In…
Best of Preps
SIERRA VISTA — Lily Lucero’s and Amiya Matthews’ returns to the diamond haven’t gone as they thought.
SIERRA VISTA — Resilience. That’s the definition of this year’s 12U Little League District 8 champions.
BISBEE — The Bisbee High School track and field coaches will hold free instructional clinics each Saturday for e…
SIERRA VISTA — There’s no offseason for the Buena High School football team.
Lifestyle
SIERRA VISTA — With a love of motorbikes since she was 8 years old, it only made sense that someday Bonnie Gordo…
It was sometime around 1958 that 14-year-old Tish Hiestand started street racing, tearing up the backroads of Od…
In 1996, Daniela Girlinghouse trained her first dog.
It’s no secret that yoga comes with a slew of health benefits for those who practice it regularly. From improvin…
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SoCo Vitality
One organ donor can save up to eight lives. A tissue donor could save upwards of 75 people.
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SIERRA VISTA — For the past 12 years, Barbara Blankenship has volunteered at Good Neighbor Alliance (GNA), where…
SoCo AE
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Cat Parenti will hold a slideshow and book signing of “Afghanistan, A Memoir from Brooklyn to Kabul” on Saturday…
With all the fun and games of summer now in full swing, any thoughts of the chilly December weather and the bust…
SIERRA VISTA — Who says science and chemistry can’t be fun?
Military
FORT HUACHUCA — U.S. Army Major General Laura Potter quietly became the top soldier at the United States Army Intelligence Center of Excellence and Fort Huachuca, taking the reins from retiring Major General Robert Walters, Jr. during a ceremony early Friday morning.
FORT HUACHUCA — His background is more than impressive and he just retired Friday as the top soldier at Fort Huachuca. But sit down with U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Robert Walters and you soon realize that he is an unassuming, engaging and downright friendly guy.
In a military town like Sierra Vista, interacting with a veteran or service member is a daily experience for many residents, whether at work, in the grocery store, or just talking to a neighbor. And Jim Lewis, an 85-year-old United States Marine Corp veteran, does not let these chance encoun…
Two wildfires sparked by lightning burned thousands of acres on Fort Huachuca and south of St. David Sunday, with the Fort Huachuca blaze continuing into Monday.