PHOENIX — Gov. Doug Ducey signed legislation Friday that will bar government officials from requiring businesses to enforce new mask mandates.
PHOENIX — Gov. Doug Ducey signed legislation Friday that will bar government officials from requiring businesses to enforce new mask mandates.
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With the mission to make the community healthier, our team at Canyon Vista Medical Center has worked diligently to improve patient care and safety over the last couple of years to ensure the best patient experience possible. Our hard work and dedication was reflected with the hospital’s high…
Dear M & M: Recently, I was directed to go to SAM to submit my company information to submit a grant that was being awarded by the federal government. What is SAM and how do I do this? — Bill
For any business to successfully grow and develop, it’s important to be able to utilize the right digital marketing channels. There are many different channels to choose from in order to reach your customer base, but not all of them are going to be right for your company. Choosing the best d…
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- Self-help Superior Court services coming to Sierra Vista
- Supervisor Judd warns of child abductions; N.M. official says alert based on false story
- Sheriff, BP agents stop Phoenix man, suspected undocumented migrants
- Trial date set in Douglas toddler murder case
- Two in September protest incident could have charges dropped
- Senior officer says border migrant flow will only worsen
- SVUSD appoints hearing officer for school vandalism case
- SVPD makes three large drug busts
- Court orders sale of 'public nuisance' house
- 2021 CCSO arrest report
- Q&A with Sheriff Mark Dannels on the border
- Gould to leave Arizona Supreme Court
- Bill would allow convicts to seek forensic exams in exoneration bid
- Domestic violence cases up in Cochise County; lack of services, pandemic cited
- AZ Senate bill would make genetic-abnormality abortion illegal
- Local attorney suspended for year due to unethical behavior
- Police searching for suspects in Sierra Vista, Benson robberies
- Woman accused of defrauding clients is released from county jail
- UPDATE: Three people found dead in apartment, including 5-month-old boy, in suspected double suicide, murder
- Murder suspect will be evaluated a third time to determine competency
After ten years of his city, Troy, being under siege by the Greeks, Thymoetes finally found some good news. As a Trojan scout, he was patrolling outside the city walls on the beach. The Greek camp lay in ashes. It was deserted and empty except for one strange item. There was an enormous wood…
There are many things to consider when deciding which job to take but many would say that salary and benefits are at the top of the list things to consider.
BISBEE – Ever since Gov. Doug Ducey lifted restrictions and opened the state for business as usual people have once again returned in droves to the city’s unique shops and galleries, highly rated restaurants and favorite local nightspots.
WILLCOX— While the COVID-19 pandemic has been challenging for local business owners throughout southeastern Arizona, for two local wine businesses in Willcox wine country, Barrelhead Farms Winery and Bodega Pierce, are finding other ways to market their product while thriving in what they do…
Prominent business leaders are asking lawmakers to reject several election-related bills that they deemed attempts to suppress voting in Arizona, a move that comes as Georgia faces calls for boycotts for passing similar legislation.
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PHOENIX — UPS recently announced that 32 elite drivers from Arizona are among 1,412 newly inducted worldwide into the Circle of Honor, an honorary organization for UPS drivers who have achieved 25 or more years of accident-free driving.
Aspiring to own a cheese shop may not be at the top of the list for many people, but for Barbara Brewer, owner of Mile High MunCheese, it was a dream she has had since she was 14 years old.
NEW YORK — Stocks rose in many of the markets worldwide that were open on Good Friday, while Treasury yields rallied after a report showed U.S. employers added hundreds of thousands more jobs last month than economists expected.
Dear M & M: I am starting a new business, any advice on what I should look into before I start? – Dave
For years, my mother-in-law insisted on stuffing the turkey — with stuffing. She wanted the stuffing to get all the turkey deliciousness by absorbing the juices. I didn’t really like it because the stuffing was soggy, and we had to cook the bird longer. That meant dry breast meat.
Investing is an emotional thing. Yet it is an essential retirement planning tool and no one wants to run out of money in retirement.
PHOENIX — Legislation to boost state jobless benefits for the first time in 17 years cleared a crucial hurdle Tuesday.
Well, another week has passed and tomorrow the Farmers’ Market will be opening again at 10 a.m. and running until 2 p.m.. I can’t help but think about how farmers’ markets have evolved over the centuries.
NewsGuard, a journalism and technology company that rates the credibility of news and information websites, has collectively awarded 22 Wick Communications websites and their associated newsrooms a perfect 100 out of 100 score for credibility and transparency.
Dear M & M: Should I trademark my business name? — Dan
We have been in a crazy Real Estate market for the last few months. With historically low-interest rates and so few homes on the market has created a bidding frenzy over the homes that are available in this market. Buyers are giving up their safety nets in order to “win the bid”. What are th…
It’s the scene from the opening of a Tom Clancy novel: An advanced team of cyber hackers from an unnamed enemy of the USA, strikes first in the upcoming WWIII. This war won’t be started with a rifle shot, it is digital warfare with deadly results. The hackers infiltrate the control systems o…
When it comes to social media marketing, many business owners find themselves falling into the same traps. It’s easy to be influenced by what we see others doing and this can lead to the development of myths. I call them myths because although there’s an element of truth within these situati…
Retirement is an exciting yet daunting time. After decades of living off of a paycheck and having built-in structure to your weekday, it can be a major adjustment.
WILLCOX — A nine-member Downtown Steering Committee made up of a variety of business leaders has formed with the intention of revitalizing the area from Railroad Avenue down to either end of Haskell Avenue.
Hello to everyone. Outdoor markets, by their very nature, depend on help from Mother Nature and this past Thursday was no exception. With the warmer temperatures coming to town, the Farmers’ Market was packed with visitors enjoying the friendly weather. Even the trees that border the market …
Editor’s note: The Herald/Review is examining the impact on different careers amid the pandemic. This is the second installment of the series.
Have you ever considered electricity to be a luxury or a novelty? It was once considered an illuminating parlor game or a carnival sideshow demonstration. Like a card trick, it was momentarily mesmerizing. A cultural conditioning that simply had to change.
PHOENIX — Being an environmentally friendly consumer means more than recycling paper and avoiding plastic. For those who avoid fast fashion — cheap, trendy items that often come from sweatshops — thrift and resale/trade shops have offered a smart way to shop.
Dear M & M: What is the biggest mistake a small business owner will make during the pandemic? — John