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DOUGLAS − Douglas’ ARC honored its employees of the month for 2022 at a special awards ceremony on Thursday, Jan. 19.
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Cochise County A&E
RODEO, N.M. — “The Trial of Billy the Kid,” a play written and directed by historian David G. Thomas, will be pe…
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FORT HUACHUCA— No more masks at this Army installation if you’re fully vaxxed.
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Military
After months of agonizing, the U.S has agreed to send longer-range bombs to Ukraine as it prepares to launch a spring offensive to retake territory Russia captured last year. The U.S. will provide ground-launched small diameter bombs as part of a $2.17 billion aid package the U.S. is expected to announce Friday. The package also for the first time includes equipment to connect all the different air defense systems Western allies have rushed to the battlefield and integrate them into Kviv’s own air defenses, to help them better defend against Russia’s continued missile attacks.
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HEREFORD — Before a human can adopt an equine at Horse’n Around Rescue, a little schooling has to take place.
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Pet Adoption
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- Nancy J. Brua Animal Care Center
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