HEREFORD — One of the most iconic, eye-catching structures in Southeastern Arizona, steeped in a lengthy history as a center for religious movements that was the backdrop for a gun battle that grabbed national headlines leaving two dead 40 years ago, is headed for the proverbial wrecking ball.
HEREFORD — One of the most iconic, eye-catching structures in Southeastern Arizona, steeped in a lengthy history as a center for religious movements that was the backdrop for a gun battle that grabbed national headlines leaving two dead 40 years ago, is headed for the proverbial wrecking ball.
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- Cochise College's Alumni & Friends Spring Social slated April 26
- SSVEC move knocks 20% off fuel charge
- Sierra Vista Sings spring concert slated April 21-22
- St. David softball goes 2-2 at tourney
- Douglas softball suffers third straight loss
- Apaches win four-hour, 14-inning game to take doubleheader from Scottsdale
BISBEE — Further hearings of the suit filed against the Cochise County Board of Supervisors by the state Attorney Gen…
The 2023 Academic All-Stars and Golden Apple winners received their awards Saturday after being nominated by their co…
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The Butterfield Overland Trail, a 2,860-mile thread that linked the east to the west from St. Louis to San Franc…
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If you watched the Oscars on March 12 and admired the stage setting, you are one of the many fans of Michael Pag…
The 2023 Academic All-Star and Golden Apple nominations deadline Friday, February 3, 2023.
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CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (AP) — The death toll from a fire inside a migrant detention…
BISBEE— Cochise County now owns a 36,500-square-foot building in Sierra Vista as r…
The case of a 2-year-old Douglas boy who was murdered by his mother’s boyfriend ov…
Shortly after telling a U.S. Border Patrol ranch liaison that there had been shots…
Donald Trump has been indicted by a Manhattan grand jury, prosecutors and defense lawyers say, making him the fi…
Authorities say a train hauling ethanol and corn syrup derailed around 1 a.m. Thursday and caught fire in Minnes…
A federal judge in Texas who previously ruled to dismantle the Affordable Care Act struck down a narrower but ke…
The White House says it has new evidence that Russia is looking again to North Korea for weapons to fuel the war…
SIERRA VISTA — A wrong-way driver who investigators believe was impaired caused a four-vehicle crash on Saturday…
BISBEE — One thing Murray Kennedy and Mike Byrd knew about operating a business in a small town not particularly…
Sara Ransom, an attorney who has been serving as contracted corporate counsel to Sulphur Springs Valley Electric…
Marcus Harston has been promoted to vice president of marketing and communications at Sulphur Springs Valley Ele…
Gallery
The Herald/Review offers reflections from 2022.
The Sierra Vista Herald/Review hosted two hometown boys who happened to both be a part of this year’s World Seri…
The 31st Bisbee 1000 The great Stair Climb took place on Saturday the 15th of October.
Herald/Review Media Presents Cochise County's Most Influential and Citizen of the Year for 2022. The award cerem…
News from Benson
The Butterfield Overland Trail, a 2,800-mile route that linked the east to the west from St. Louis to San Franci…
Seven years ago, Elton Bowman and Pam Masters co-founded Brighten the Path, a citywide all-volunteer cleanup pro…
Del Thola’s vision for a “down-home, country-Western festival” where people can gather and have a good time came…
The San Pedro River Arts Council held its annual “Celebrate the Arts!” show reception Saturday at the Cochise Co…
News from Douglas
DOUGLAS − Danya Acosta, City Council member for Ward 3 for Douglas is inviting the community to attend an event …
DOUGLAS − Following a three-year hiatus due to COVID-19, Douglas is resuming its 5K D-Hill Color Run/Walk.
DOUGLAS — Sarah Marley Elementary School Principal Henry Jones spent part of his day on Thursday, March 9, sitti…
DOUGLAS — Are you interested in learning more about what it was like in medieval times?
News from Willcox
WILLCOX — “I got one more in me,” the young bull rider told his father.
WILLCOX — When Eastern Arizona College’s Fine Arts Division hosted a High School Film Festival, they were hoping…
WILLCOX – The Dave & Daphne Show will be live on stage at The Palace of Art and Theater on Friday, March 31.
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…
Herald/Review Media presents Laugh-In 2022 Friday starting at 7 p.m. at the Klein Center for the Arts at Buena H…
NACO — It was a curious sight Sunday morning, as a strange contraption led a group of 40 people or so down the t…
TOMBSTONE — The 40th annual Wyatt Earp Days celebration in Tombstone is happening Memorial Day weekend.
COCHISE SPORTS
ST. DAVID — Safina Blachly, a St. David High School junior, has spent hour upon hour on tennis courts, working o…
WILLCOX – Benson came to town and was handed it first 2A East Region loss on March 25, falling to Willcox 6-3.
BISBEE − The Maricopa Maidens, an all-female baseball team of the Arizona Vintage Baseball League, will be one o…
Bisbee High School’s softball team was in Phoenix March 23-24 competing in the Epic Tourney Softball Classic hos…
The Douglas Bulldogs baseball team got back into the win column on Monday, dropping the Walden Grove Red Wolves …
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WILLCOX — To say that Maylee Thompson is an active member of her Willcox High School community could be an under…
SIERRA VISTA —Football season may be over, but the recognition keeps coming in for the Buena Colts football team…
DOUGLAS — Laritza Martinez is proud to be a Douglas Bulldog, and she wants the world to know it.
DOUGLAS — Everyone who has played golf wonders what it would feel like to sink a hole-in-one.
BENSON — Amity Hall, a senior captain for the Benson High School cross country team, enjoys everything that her …
SIERRA VISTA — While COVID-19 may not be spreading as rapidly as it once was, the infectious disease that became…
BISBEE — Cochise County Health and Social Services hope to find randomly selected neighborhoods willing to fill …
FORT HUACHUCA— No more masks at this Army installation if you’re fully vaxxed.
SIERRA VISTA — In a special meeting on Thursday, the Sierra Vista Unified School District Board voted 4-0 to rem…
Military
Veterans, citizens and the mayor of Sierra Vista all gathered in Veterans Memorial Park on Wednesday to remember and honor Vietnam War veteran…
The Senate has voted to repeal the decades-old congressional measure that greenlighted the 2003 invasion of Iraq. If approved by the House, the measure would end more than 20 years of authorization for U.S. presidents to use force in that country and return those war powers to Congress. The Iraq War ended years ago, and repeal is not expected to affect any current troop deployments. The bipartisan legislation would also repeal the 1991 measure that sanctioned the U.S.-led Gulf War. Lawmakers in both parties are increasingly seeking to claw back congressional powers over U.S. military strikes and deployments.
SIERRA VISTA — A collaboration linking Fort Huachuca and Cochise County in an alliance that would usher in a homegrown workforce along with im…
A Sierra Vista woman who California authorities said killed a U.S. Marine after she gave him pills two years ago was arrested in Cochise Count…
Lifestyle
With his latest book, Roger Naylor says what needs to be said. Arizona is awesome!
The story of how the San Pedro House went from being a derelict ranch house to the primary visitor center for th…
In this third and final article of “What’s in a Name” I will discuss a common but unwanted non-native invasive p…
For many of us, it’s not really Valentine’s Day unless there is chocolate involved.
One of the area’s premier birding events, Wings Over Willcox Nature and Birding Festival, will take place for th…
Pet Adoption
- Adopt a Friend from the Tombstone Animal Shelter
- Animal sanctuary offers respite for those with nowhere else to go
- Nancy J. Brua Animal Care Center
- SV animal shelter reopens Tuesday after parvo scare; discounts on dog and cat adoptions
- Sierra Vista animal shelter offering reduced dog adoption fees, need volunteers