In late 2011, the Gladstone Institute of the University of California received a generous gift from a well-known benefactor — a $5 million endowment from the Roddenberry Foundation. The purpose? To build a new stem cell research center in the name of legendary science fiction writer—Gene Rod…
In late 2011, the Gladstone Institute of the University of California received a generous gift from a well-known benefactor — a $5 million endowment from the Roddenberry Foundation. The purpose? To build a new stem cell research center in the name of legendary science fiction writer—Gene Rod…
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Mother Nature is a possessive goddess.
Sometimes it feels like the Universe is trying to give us a hint of impending misery.
The Rotary Club of Sierra Vista received two second-place awards from District 5500. The club received a second place for “Most Creative Fundraiser” based on the New Year’s Eve Talent Show hosted by the Herald/Review with the club as its beneficiary.
Courts and Crime
- Bond set in child sex abuse case, no court-appointed attorney available for defendant
- Man charged with attempted sex with minor in SV is asylum seeker
- Man seeking plea deal in fatal cyclist hit-and-run case
- Tombstone man arrested on multiple child sex crime charges; incidents could go back decades
- Accused killer of toddler must decide on plea offer or trial
- Tucson man seeking financial damages from city in illegal search
- Man accused of repeatedly stabbing workmate enters settlement conference
- Police arrest local man on sexual exploitation of minor charges
- State Supreme Court cites constitutional law in jury bias case
- Judge quashes Brnovich bid to use COVID cash for tax cuts
- Group fights tax-cut option on ballot
- Appeals court quashes Shooter rights-violation move
- Man sentenced to 10 years in prison for car theft with toddlers inside
- Legislature tells Appeals Court it has sole right to schedule open meetings
- Appeals court rules public has no right to jurors' names
- Police board moves to investigate certification of two officers in county
- Two killed involved in drug debt with shooter, officials say
- Defendant in murder case seeking 'universal plea,' attorney says
- Cochise County accepting requests for marijuana-case expungement
- Two shot to death in Sierra Vista; police investigating
You chose not to flip off the person who purposefully cut in front of you in traffic, left a sizable tip for the barista and held the door for a family coming in after you. You might fancy yourself a do-gooder, maybe not as good as Mother Teresa, but you still try to do the right thing. Most…
If you have been reading these columns for any length of time, you know this writer loves to shake things up, sometimes for pure shock value.
BISBEE — Imagine walking out your back door and seeing most everything needed for delightful salads and more.
On the weekend, Bisbee Pride filled the bars, hotels and shops of Bisbee in place of the usual parade. Many people remarked there were less people than past years, but that the city still felt busy.
SIERRA VISTA — The Sierra Vista Community Theatre hopes to give “an antidote for 2020” through its production of “Love Rides the Rails.”
Do you ever wonder if anyone knows what they are doing? Or are even the so-called experts faking it?
Whether inflicted or imagined, guilt is such an insidious pest.
Some things we do are as automatic as breathing. We tend to be a knee-jerk society.
Do you ever feel like your life is a runaway train? This lady’s world went from placid to insane, and she hated every moment of the churning chaos.
Once upon a time, the media labeled people who lived their lives without making a spectacle of themselves, The Silent Majority. Many folks today think of them as Zeros.
Popular as early as the 1950s, coming-of-age films such as “The Breakfast Club,” “Clueless,” and more recently, “To All The Boys I’ve Loved” have a ubiquitous motif of psychological, moral, and spiritual growth. Most pivot on an individual finding a sense of belonging as they transition from…
Have you had the dubious pleasure of being nudged by a bulldozer? What if said earth mover was sentient and moved people instead of dirt?
Although the calendar says it is spring, and certainly the temperature as I write this would agree, for the birders, we are still awaiting spring. Many of our indicators of spring are late arriving this year. Whether it is the effects of the prolonged drought and last year’s non-existent mon…
This Thursday is the special Earth Day event, and the Sierra Vista Farmers Market opens at 10 a.m. and closes at 2 p.m. as usual.
Hey kids! Do you know what is so special about this month, at least for the rulers of our country?
How often have we heard people utter that damning phrase?
Some people prefer snarling and biting rather than making-nice with others. To her detriment, this lady tends to go overboard with the Vesuvius response.
SIERRA VISTA — When Pearl O’Neill turned 80, she announced she would be around to celebrate 10 more birthdays.
Ah, cookies. The most delicious treat in the whole wide world and there are plenty of different kinds to choose from! Today, we will be talking about a brand new recipe to me, chocolate peanut butter cookies. I made these for a co-worker’s birthday recently. He told me that he loves peanut b…
TOMBSTONE — It’s a cool, breezy March morning as brothers Jake Lara-Hughes, 13, and James Leck, 15, get geared up for a rock climbing adventure.
Do you ever look around and ask yourself, “Is that all there is?”
SIERRA VISTA — Filmmakers across the region are preparing for some fast and furious filming in anticipation for this year’s Sierra Vista 48 Hour Film Competition.
We all have fantasies.
People scatter numbers like confetti. The former is usually incorrect, and the latter makes a mess.