SIERRA VISTA — Nicole Julian, owner of Julian’s Parkour & Gymnastics, didn’t think she’d have to close her business twice within the first year of turning her dream into a reality.
SIERRA VISTA — Nicole Julian, owner of Julian’s Parkour & Gymnastics, didn’t think she’d have to close her business twice within the first year of turning her dream into a reality.
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BENSON — Fireworks lit up the Benson sky Saturday evening in a spectacular Fourth of July show that dazzled the …
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Two teenagers were arrested after being caught with 23 illegal border crossers outside of Douglas on July 8, aut…
DOUGLAS — Lauren Fullen is the latest recipient of the Rob Krentz Memorial Scholarship.
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BISBEE – The ruckus began in earnest Tuesday as the county began displaying the new logo developed and approved …
News from Willcox
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported 69 new COVID-19-related deaths Saturday morning and 3,038 new cases.
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