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BISBEE — Two years ago, a near miss on a bicycle led a mother of a toddler to decide someone needed to improve the safety for riders in Bisbee, as many choose to ride bikes rather than crank up pollution-producing vehicles, and still many others choose to bike or walk from borough to borough…

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The Festival of Trees has been a holiday staple for 21 years in Sierra Vista. This year’s event at The Mall at Sierra Vista included a silent auction, proceeds of which will go to Lori’s Place for victims of child abuse. There were about 70 entries for the competition.

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SIERRA VISTA — Described as compassionate and caring. Generous, grumpy and grizzled. Opinionated, quintessential. And above all, talented.

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PHOENIX (AP) — A judge has dismissed the Trump campaign’s lawsuit seeking the manual inspection of ballots in metro Phoenix after the campaign’s lawyers acknowledged that the small number of ballots at issue wouldn’t change the outcome of how Arizona voted for president.

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PHOENIX (AP) — Democrat Mark Kelly pledged Friday to stick with the campaign theme of bipartisanship that won him a U.S. Senate seat in Arizona's election, saying it was more than a rallying point to get voters in the traditionally Republican state to back him.

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BISBEE — A letter from City Manager Theresa Coleman has left Friends of the Bisbee Animal Shelter confused and concerned for the welfare of the animals located in the city–owned animal shelter.

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HEREFORD — A 31-year-old Hereford man was killed Thursday afternoon after he crashed his car head-on into a pickup, a spokesman with the Department of Public Safety said.

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In the movie “Night of the Living Dead,” (the precursor to “The Walking Dead”) zombies are walking around the city attacking humans. If the humans are infected, they become zombies, too, and join in the chaos.

DOUGLAS — The Douglas Police Department recently was awarded a grant in the amount of $18,638 from the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety for the purchase of equipment that will provide connectivity to AZTraCS, an online system for reporting traffic accident data to the state.

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Nastassia Paris talks about the first job she has ever had — which happens to be the one she has now.

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SIERRA VISTA — Don’t lower that face mask. The reinstated Sierra Vista mask mandate could be in place until a vaccine for COVID-19 is available, the mayor said earlier this week.

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SIERRA VISTA — Every year the Salvation Army launches an Angel Tree program to help provide Christmas gifts for children in struggling families.

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Four schools in Sierra Vista as well as the walkway between Rothery Center and Veteran’s Memorial Park were spruced up on Oct. 24 for National Make a Difference Day by members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and friends.

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PHOENIX (AP) — Gov. Doug Ducey has ordered Arizona hospitals, testing labs and other health care facilities to keep reporting detailed information about COVID-19 to the state so officials can gauge the spread of the coronavirus outbreak and availability of hospital beds and other resources.

DOUGLAS — A small group of residents gave several hours of their time Sunday to pick up trash along G Avenue.

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WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. (AP) — Navajo Nation health officials on Wednesday warned residents of the “uncontrolled spread” of COVID-19 in 34 communities on the vast reservation that covers parts of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah.