HUACHUCA CITY — The property once known as “Dusk till Dawn,” a former cabaret located in Huachuca City, was purchased by the town in December, with the building and adjoining parking area now for sale or lease.
HUACHUCA CITY — The property once known as “Dusk till Dawn,” a former cabaret located in Huachuca City, was purchased by the town in December, with the building and adjoining parking area now for sale or lease.
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COUNTY — Cochise County Elections officials released more primary elections results Tuesday and with only a few ballots left for signature verification, all of the countywide and state races have clear winners.
FORT HUACHUCA — A new officer took over command of the Army Intelligence Center of Excellence and Fort Huachuca early Tuesday morning.
COUNTY — Haven’t started back to school shopping yet? It’s probably for the best. County schools are shifting their return plans back to distance learning after speaking with the local health department.
Courts and Crime
- Judge rules Wilson competent to stand trial in murder case
- Judge rules education-tax description has misleading tendencies
- Program offers alternative for youth who commit misdemeanors, gains national attention
- Move to allow judicial discretion in sentencing approved for ballot
- Judge OKs legal marijuana measure for ballot
- Court denies Ducey bid to delay process for gym openings
- Cochise County elections officials release more preliminary results, some races close
- Governor moves to block gym reopening order
- Judge denies murder suspect's request for a ninth defense attorney
- Sheriff's Office investigating shooting in Bowie
- Former BP agent convicted of child sexual abuse sentenced to 40 years in prison
- No plea agreement to be offered in Douglas toddler murder case
- Corporation Commission can appoint utilities management, court rules
- Judge blocks education initiative from November ballot
- County Clerk works to address myriad issues after 2018 audit
- Court employee on paid leave following hit-and-run incident
- Man convicted twice of sexually abusing child, sentenced to life in prison
- Four candidates vie to become the next judge of the Sierra Vista justice court
- Police: Arizona professor fatally bludgeoned during robbery
- Sierra Vista City Council candidate pleads guilty to felony drug charge
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported 600 new cases of COVID-19 Monday and four deaths. Last Monday, the state reported 1,030 new cases.
The State of Arizona reported 816 new cases of COVID-19 Sunday morning and 13 deaths. There have now been 186,923 cases documented since the start of the pandemic and 4,150 deaths.
Two more elderly Graham County residents with COVID-19 have died, bringing to 14 the number of people who have died since the pandemic began.
SIERRA VISTA — After this week’s primary elections, the Herald/Review asked the Cochise County Democratic Committee Chairperson Elisabeth Tyndall and Cochise County Republican Committee Chairman Robert Montgomery what their thoughts are as we head into the general election in November.
SIERRA VISTA — When students from the Ppep Tech Sierra Vista campus returned to school for their orientation and first day on Wednesday, they were greeted by a new face and new lead teacher.
PALOMINAS — A manila envelope containing several packets of powder mailed to two women in the Palominas area elicited a hefty HAZMAT response Thursday that included local, state and federal agencies.
The state issued guidelines Thursday as to when it would be safe for schools to reopen, but Graham County is at least a week away from meeting them, a county official said.
Arizona's COVID-19 numbers appear to be improving with the rate of growth slowing down over the last week. The number of hospitalizations has also fallen significantly.
The State of Arizona reported 1,698 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday morning and 87 deaths.
SIERRA VISTA — The Arizona primary election swept through Tuesday with few surprises in state races, but with some upsets brewing in local contests where a handful of incumbents were facing being knocked off the ballot based on preliminary returns.
The Legacy Foundation of Southeast Arizona has awarded over $300,000 in Covid-19 Emergency Grants to nonprofit organizations across Cochise and eastern Santa Cruz Counties since March 2020.
COCHISE COUNTY — In response to COVID-19 and its economic impacts, members of the Senate and House of Representatives have introduced bipartisan legislation that would alleviate some financial concerns on electric cooperatives and the rural communities they serve.
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported 1,008 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday morning and another 66 deaths. The total number of cases statewide is now 180,505 with 3,845 deaths.
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported 1,030 new COVID-19 cases Monday morning and another 14 deaths. The total number of cases statewide is now 179,497 with 3,779 deaths.
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported 1,465 new COVID-19 cases Sunday morning and 18 deaths.
The State of Arizona reported 2,992 new cases of COVID-19 Saturday along with 53 deaths.
SIERRA VISTA — Cochise College is adapting with the fluid nature of the coronavirus by moving nonessential in-person classes to remote learning.
According to the Arizona Department of Health Services, 3,212 new COVID-19 patients have been identified and 68 additional people with the virus have died.
SUNSITES — If people who draw water from the Willcox Basin choose to form a water district to preserve the aquifer, they will have to come together and sell their objective to the state legislators for approval.
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported 2,339 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday morning and another 46 deaths.
Arizona has now documented 165,934 cases of COVID-19 and 3,408 deaths. The number of cases statewide rose by 2,107 since Monday morning and 104 news deaths were reported.
The State of Arizona reported 3,748 new COVID-19 cases Saturday morning and an additional 144 deaths.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Sierra Club and the Southern Border Communities Coalition has asked the United States Supreme Court to lift the stay it placed on an injunction filed last year to halt border wall construction.
The State of Arizona reported 3,349 new COVID-19 cases Friday morning and an additional 79 deaths. The total since the pandemic started now stands at 156,301 cases and 3,142 deaths.
SIERRA VISTA— With some misgivings, the City Council on Thursday approved another year-long contract that allows Cochise County to operate its municipal court services.