BISBEE — Longtime Bisbee residents and local artists Steve and Paul Bovee will have a show of their recent work at Subway Gallery at the Silver King Hotel, 43 Brewery Ave., Dec. 10 through Jan. 2.
BISBEE — Longtime Bisbee residents and local artists Steve and Paul Bovee will have a show of their recent work at Subway Gallery at the Silver King Hotel, 43 Brewery Ave., Dec. 10 through Jan. 2.
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BISBEE — There’s a new nonprofit in town focusing on housing services in Cochise County, and the mission includes raising funds for a 10–unit property for low income people.
BISBEE — The Arizona Department of Transportation will again be working on the rockfall project along State Route 80 north of Bisbee starting Monday, Dec. 6.
TUCSON — Making history tangible: 80 years since the horrors of the attack on Pearl Harbor, founders of the University of Arizona’s USS Arizona Mall Memorial reflect on the gravitas of the sacrifices of the more than 1,100 men who served on the ship and paid the ultimate price.
Courts and Crime
- Remains of couple being sent to private lab for identification
- Mother of slain toddler arrested in Mexico, Sheriff's Office says
- Murder case headed to settlement conference, attorneys say
- Former Douglas teacher accused of sexually molesting at least 7 children
- Families add a new member on National Adoption Day
- Suit against supervisors back before judge who dismissed it
- Undocumented migrant previously convicted of dismemberment arrested in Naco
- New Cochise County public defender hopes to bring more resources to office
- Expectations met: Buena's Emileigh Furry emerges as Southern Region's top offensive player
- Convicted sex offender seeking asylum in U.S. placed on probation
- Bond increased in child murder case following emergency motion
- Child killer sentenced to more than 30 years in prison
- Teenager indicted on sexual abuse, exploitation of child charges
- Police arrest Hereford man following Nov. 10 shooting
- Police seeking escaped suspect
- Deputy's body cam video shows shooting of suspect who pointed weapon at him
- Paperwork glitch results in lower bond for accused child killer
- Man shot by sheriff's deputy is arrested, charged in incident
- Accused child killer surrenders at jail, officials say
- Additional charges filed against Mesa teen involved in fatal crash
BISBEE — The fact that 47 people have died of COVID-19 in the last month should be a wake-up call to county residents who remain on the fence wondering if they should get the shot as the third wave of infections continues to rise, according to one local official.
Robert Larkin was 6 when he heard the buzz.
December’s ambiance began its glow at the annual tree lighting in Sierra Vista Friday night and in Palominas Saturday at the Unorganized Christmas Parade. Kids and adults got into the holiday spirit at Veterans Memorial Park for the tree lighting while all sorts of celebrants marched down Pa…
LOS ANGELES — Earlier sunrises and shorter days mark the end of daylight saving time for the majority of the country, and experts warn your health and well-being could take a toll if you’re not in Arizona or Hawaii, which don’t change their clocks.
Holidays are a time for family, relaxing and celebrating. For many people, they’re also a time for holiday shopping.
A comet’s brightness is quite difficult to predict, but all indications are that Comet C/2021 A1 (Leonard) will reach naked eye brightness by the time you read this.
Dear M & M: Am I better off leasing space or buying a building to launch my business? — Jonathan
SIERRA VISTA — You hungry? The Angry German will feed you.
PHOENIX — A Phoenix GOP lawmaker is looking for a new — and quicker — way to penalize school boards that ignore state laws.
PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona on Friday reported over 5,000 additional confirmed COVID-19 cases as virus-related hospitalizations continued to rise.
Recently, I was reading in Jeremiah 13 on this year’s pass through the Bible. One verse caught my attention because of its contribution to a theological argument and because of at least one relationship to another part of the Bible.
BISBEE — Holiday fun for all to be had this week in Bisbee, so get your smiles on and join in the celebration of the season.
BISBEE — Although members of the St. Patrick Women’s Club were looking forward to the planned Christmas bazaar Saturday, it is now canceled for the second year in a row due to the COVID–19 virus.
PHOENIX — The 1973 U.S. Supreme Court ruling legalizing abortion was a “mistake’’ that the justices need to correct, Gov. Doug Ducey said Wednesday.
PHOENIX — An attorney for the Senate warned the Court of Appeals Wednesday that if the judges force public disclosure of records related to the audit of the 2020 election it will undermine the ability of lawmakers to do their jobs.
SIERRA VISTA — The Sierra Vista Unified School District is offering a look inside the district’s new technology platforms and how they’re being used by students and teachers with their “texpo” event Dec. 8 at the Rothery Educational Center.
BISBEE — Ever hear of the Waller Creek Boys band? Don’t feel bad if you didn’t.
TOMBSTONE — Tombstone Unified School District will be receiving an $850,000 Transportation Modernization Grant, awarded through A for Arizona, a nonprofit in Phoenix.
DOUGLAS — Students from a group called the Kindness Club at Joe Carlson and Clawson Elementary Schools recently held a food drive for St. Vincent de Paul on G Avenue.
Sierra Vista Sings will present its Sing for Joy holiday concerts, featuring Vocalise, the High Desert Singers and the Note-ables.
SAN DIEGO — Migrants seeking to enter the United States will again have to stay in Mexico as they await immigration hearings, as the Biden administration reluctantly announced plans Thursday to reinstate the Trump-era policy and agreed to Mexico’s conditions for resuming it.
Democratic legislative leaders presented a laundry list of grievances over Latino districts, competitiveness and a GOP lawmaker’s attempt to influence his Tucson-area legislative district, while House Speaker Rusty Bowers urged the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission to put less of a premium on competitive districts, as lawmakers from both sides of the aisle got an opportunity […]
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Democrats on the U.S. House Natural Resources Committee on Thursday encouraged President Joe Biden to take stronger action to limit oil and gas production, while Republicans said reducing domestic production would only increase global emissions from overseas suppliers. In a hearing less than a week after the U.S. Interior Department released a report that called […]
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BISBEE — With the departure of its deputy chief, the Bisbee Police Department has made some marked changes that focus on putting more cops on the street.
Week 47: Colossians, 1, 2 Thessalonians, 1 Timothy 1-2