SIERRA VISTA — You cannot talk about Molly Johnson without talking about COVID has reason to say this. As a registered nurse assigned to the intensive care unit at Canyon Vista Medical Center, she sees daily the results of the infection, and it is horrific.
SIERRA VISTA — You cannot talk about Molly Johnson without talking about COVID has reason to say this. As a registered nurse assigned to the intensive care unit at Canyon Vista Medical Center, she sees daily the results of the infection, and it is horrific.
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COCHISE COUNTY — While the Maricopa County Superior Court debates the constitutionality of House Bill (HB) 2898 — which prohibits school districts from enforcing mask mandates — some school districts in Cochise County have chosen to reinstate their mask mandates after Judge Randall Warner ru…
BISBEE — As the number of delta variant cases of COVID–19 continue to climb, the county health department and local medical professionals continue to press the importance of getting vaccinated to prevent serious illness or death.
HUACHUCA CITY — A series of free wellness workshops promoting healthy eating and lifestyles is being offered in Huachuca City.
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SIERRA VISTA — A Cochise County resident and former U.S. Marine has been named in a national publication for excellence in food service.
DOUGLAS — The 97th annual Cochise County Fair got off to a wet start Thursday as Mother Nature decided to take part in the opening day festivities.
BISBEE — A group of 15 people from around the county have taken on the task of establishing boundaries for possible new districts for the Board of Supervisors, justices of the peace and Cochise College seats.
BISBEE — A panel preparing a presentation about Cochise County Jail conditions is using two words to describe the aging facility — “condemned” and “outdated.”
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Charging the federal government and Army are misstating the evidence, environmental groups asked a federal judge Tuesday to order them to take another look at how the operation of Fort Huachuca is affecting the San Pedro River.
BISBEE — After some discussion, the Cochise County Board of Supervisors approved a new memorandum of understanding between Cochise County, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, Sierra Vista and Fort Huachuca regarding the San Pedro Riparian Conservation Area and the bureau’s resource management plan.
COCHISE COUNTY — Three Cochise County residents passionately advocated for the removal of schoolwide mask mandates at a Zoom question/answer session Tuesday evening with Cochise County education and health officials.
It takes a lot of stamina to make it up 140 flights of stairs. Especially if you’re carrying 70 pounds, more or les,s of extra weight and it’s a hot, late summer day.
COCHISE COUNTY — Cochise College will extend and expand financial, mental health and career support services for students with the third installment of the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund III, a $39.6 billion component of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan.
BISBEE — The delta variant of COVID–19 is still a problem in Cochise County, but it is not producing the high number of positive cases the original virus did a year ago.
HUACHUCA CITY — In an effort to promote literacy and spark more interest in reading, the Huachuca City Library has been wanting to expand its services into lower Huachuca City.
Robert Cline, a Bisbee firefighter, well remembers where he was when the first plane hit the Twin Towers. Then 19 years old, Cline was working as a dispatcher for the city of Bisbee and that day defined him.
COCHISE COUNTY —2021 marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the United States of America.
COCHISE COUNTY — By the end of this year, the number of undocumented migrants found dead in the Arizona desert, including Cochise County, will have surpassed the total found in 2020, the Pima County Medical Examiner’s Office said Thursday.
BISBEE — Cochise County has seen more cases of rabies in wild animals than any other county in the state this year and those who have not taken their pets for inoculations should consider making the appointments, officials said.
The Southeastern Arizona DUI Task Force made three DUI arrests during a saturation detail conducted in the Sierra Vista area on Sept. 4.
SIERRA VISTA — Reyna Maria Vos walked everywhere. Those who knew her said it was her passion.
It wasn’t enough for Taylor Duncan to push aside his own challenges, find his own way and enjoy the success it would bring.
After 25 years in operations, the owners of Mountain View Koi Fish and Nursery in Hereford will bid farewell to their business at the end of the year prior to their retirement.
SIERRA VISTA —A 60-year-old woman died Saturday night after she was struck by a Cochise County Sheriff's deputy's patrol cruiser, investigators said.
HEREFORD — Theresa Warrell did not grow up on a ranch. But the rough and tumble ranching lifestyle with the days long and dusty and where nothing is typical except the unexpected is definitely in her blood.
The state’s highest tribunal said Thursday that a lawsuit filed by a Sierra Vista resident against two current Cochise County Board of Supervisors for their controversial appointment of a third member of the board as justice of the peace will proceed at the Superior Court level.
With a passion for education, one Cochise College faculty member is making a difference in the lives of many students around the county.
FORT HUACHUCA — Unvaccinated uniformed service members will get their shot in the arm on the installation in mid-September during a four-day vaccination blitz following orders from the U.S. Secretary of Defense that all active military must be vaccinated against COVID-19.