BISBEE — U.S. Border Patrol agents, eager to dispel the negative perception that has shrouded the agency in the face of the migrant crisis, said earlier this week that they do a lot more than arrest undocumented people — they also help them.
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TUCSON — For the first time in four years, Buena High football is 1-0 after their season opener, with the Colts defeating the Falcons of Catalina Foothills in Tucson Friday night, 35-6.
SIERRA VISTA — Cultivating an effective educational system through communication, feedback and a shared vision is a message Cochise County Superintendent of Schools Jacqui Clay is taking to local communities.
BISBEE — The city is back on track to follow through on the option to sell a portion of its treated effluent to …
With monsoons kicking into full swing, the Herald/Review is answering all your questions related to lightning an…
BISBEE — More than 150 people crowded into a tiny park in Old Bisbee Friday evening to protest the treatment of …
SIERRA VISTA — The City of Sierra Vista is inviting artists to submit designs for a mural to be produced on the …
Gallery
Fun in Tombstone and Bisbee continues Sunday with Doc Holli-DAYS and The Bisbee Pirates of the High Desert. Take…
Sierra Vista Unified School District students returned to class Thursday for the first day of the new school year.
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…
Herald/Review Videos
Our weekly installment of the Herald/Review’s Know Your Neighbor asks:”The Cochise County Jail facility is 35-ye…
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Our weekly installment of the Herald/Review’s Know Your Neighbor asks:”What is a favorite memory about your father?”
Our weekly installment of the Herald/Review’s Know Your Neighbor asks: “How well do you think Kyler Murray will …
Our weekly installment of the Herald/Review’s Know Your Neighbor asks:”What does summer mean to you?”
Our weekly installment of the Herald/Review’s Know Your Neighbor asks:”Who will you remember on Memorial Day?”
Douglas resident Ben Lucero talks about his life as an artist.
High school valedictorian and salutatorian students from Buena, Bisbee and Tombstone chat about their plans.
Our weekly installment of the Herald/Review’s Know Your Neighbor asks:”If you could, what advice would you give …
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Events Calendar
PET ADOPTION
Our adoption fee is $60 which includes spay/neuter, feline leukemia/aids test for cats and all shots. Dogs are …
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.
QUESTION: What should pet owners do to keep their four-legged friends safe during the hot summer months?
QUESTION: What is the status of the surgical suite at the Nancy J. Brua Animal Care Center?
SoCo SPORTS
TUCSON — A field of 15 Pro Stocks took the green flag Saturday for their shot at $1,500 at Tucson Speedway.
SIERRA VISTA — Triathletes of all ages and ability levels gathered at Veterans Memorial Park on Saturday to swim…
SIERRA VISTA — Pueblo del Sol Country Club held its annual Billy Bell Memorial Golf Tournament this past weekend.
TUCSON — Tucson Speedway’s 2019 race season is in full swing with several point battles so close, the championsh…
Best of Preps
SIERRA VISTA — Confidence runs through the Buena High School football team’s locker room, because they know if t…
TOMBSTONE — Tombstone High School’s football team may be two weeks away from their season opener but they had th…
SIERRA VISTA — Buena High School’s football team strapped on their helmets and laced up their cleats for their f…
Lifestyle
Put your rhythm to the test with Jazzercise, a full-body workout that instructor Paula Miller insists anyone can do.
For the past eight months, permaculturist and Bisbee native Meggen Connolley has devoted much of her time to a c…
SIERRA VISTA — Part of what makes Sierra Vista and Cochise County unique is the wildlife and plants that call th…
When first looking toward a career after high school, Cory Adams did not have welding in mind, and when he later…
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SoCo Vitality
One organ donor can save up to eight lives. A tissue donor could save upwards of 75 people.
At first glance, Zumba looks more like a dance party than a fitness routine. And a dance party isn’t too far off.
SIERRA VISTA — For the past 12 years, Barbara Blankenship has volunteered at Good Neighbor Alliance (GNA), where…
SoCo AE
A concert along the border will aim to highlight border relationships and show the situation is more complex tha…
Sierra Vista Area Chamber of Commerce leaders hope for a big turnout at Saturday’s Home & Business Expo, wit…
SIERRA VISTA — Part of what makes Sierra Vista and Cochise County unique is the wildlife and plants that call th…
Local musicians are coming together to present a free concert on Saturday as a fundraiser for the Cochise Music …
Military
FORT HUACHUCA — Non-commissioned officers were the center of attention last week at the United States Army Intelligence Center of Excellence and Fort Huachuca as they were celebrated with everything from an induction ceremony, to a Sumo wrestling competition.
FORT HUACHUCA — On Wednesday morning, almost 40 new sergeants were inducted into the Noncommissioned Officer Corps of the Army at Fort Huachuca. Retired Sgt. Major of the Army Raymond Chandler was in attendance as guest speaker, and after the ceremony led a Leader Professional Development session.
This week is NCO Week on Fort Huachuca, a time set aside on the Army base to honor and recognize the professional leaders of the institution.