People scatter numbers like confetti. The former is usually incorrect, and the latter makes a mess.
People scatter numbers like confetti. The former is usually incorrect, and the latter makes a mess.
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One man’s necessity is another’s luxury.
With the legalization of recreational marijuana in Arizona this past November, the Herald/Review asked the top cops at the two largest law enforcement agencies in Cochise County, to discuss their concerns about the new law and how it will be enforced in regard to someone driving under the in…
Inspired to innovate her home business with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, florist Edda Delacruz provides phone, video-chat, and limited in-person consultations for her clients at Fridas Studio Florist.
Courts and Crime
- 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
- Republicans attempting expansion of voucher program
- House panel aims to restore judicial discretion
- Woman accused of fraud pleads not guilty, trial date set
- Local man charged with five counts of sexual exploitation of a minor
- Crossings by undocumented persons from Mexico on the rise since last March, Sheriff's Office says
- Winter weather wreaks havoc with work schedules, roads in Cochise County
- Trial date set for man accused of stabbing co-worker
- Cochise County Superior Court reorganized after judge retires, new one arrives
- Convicted husband, wife child abusers sent to prison
- Bill would allow community service for traffic fine payment
- Maricopa supervisors to comply with Senate election-materials request
- Two boys arrested for major destruction at elementary school, police say
- 8 Dem legislators seek investigation of 4 AZ GOP members in Capitol incident
How many times have you marveled at photographs from around the world? Was your immediate response a powerful desire to book tickets to visit those places?
COCHISE COUNTY — How do you spell “adaptation”?
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HEREFORD — This year’s “Ride, Cowboy Ride” Cowboy Poetry Gathering found a way to reach its audience despite the pandemic, by live-streaming their performers in addition to limited in-person seating to accommodate the safety guidelines related to COVID-19.
SIERRA VISTA — The city of Sierra Vista’s Arts & Humanities mural project, containing local artwork and symbolism of the surrounding area, has resumed construction after a three-year hiatus.
Trust, like Love, is a chameleon-like emotion. It can be resilient enough to weather any problem or fragile and shatter like an Irish Belleek teacup.
What if you invent or enhance something intended to make an existing staple better?
The demands of COVID-19 have made their mark on Arizona’s education system. Schools across the state have cycled through distance, hybrid and in-person learning formats to accommodate safety guidelines.
Words matter.
COCHISE COUNTY — It has almost been 11 months since schools closed to prevent further spread of COVID-19 when Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey issued his “Stay Home, Stay Healthy, Stay Connected,” executive order on March 30.
It was 10 years in the making, but Carla Reaves has opened the doors to My Little Playhouse, a place where children can have a safe place to play with various toys and dress-up costumes and adults can rent the space to hold birthday parties and other gatherings.
Even the most placid person gets mad or blows up about stupid things. But why?
WILLCOX— The Herald/Review recently had the opportunity to get a taste of what a shared wine tasting room located in the historic 140-year old adobe Willcox Commercial building had to offer.
SIERRA VISTA— Hidden from view behind buildings, below street level in washes and culverts and on any spot of open desert where one can blend in with the mesquite and the tumbleweed are the city’s homeless.
Nothing sets the tone for Thanksgiving Day like the scent of skunk assailing your nostrils as you step outside in the morning. Our dogs will never learn to stop messing with those black and white “country kittens.” But back in the house, the aroma of turkey and pies baking in the oven dimini…
Do you get the feeling that life is a series of circus performances?
What propels you to get up each morning, aside from the call of Nature? Do you get back in bed, pull the covers over your head, and hit the snooze button several times?
The Henry F. Hauser Museum will feature astronomy in a new display that opens on Nov. 3. The museum has been awarded a traveling “Discover Exoplanets” exhibit from the Space Science Institute’s National Center for Interactive Learning and NASA’s Universe of Learning. A companion exhibit will…
What happens when conversation briefly stutters or goes completely silent?
There is more to living in the country than extra land, the cattle, the distance between neighbors, and other benefits.
Have you noticed how often people speak but make no sense? A common genetic flaw. If they have nothing of substance to contribute to a discussion, they still feel the need to contribute. That is when they tend to spout nonsense.
Few of us can honestly say we know who we are. Why? Because people see themselves through a physical and mental veil.
Propinquity refers to proximity to others and the resulting formation of friendship or romantic attachment to those we often encounter. The word burst into this writer’s life years ago. The delivery vehicle of this new vocabulary word was an old television series, “The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.”
Long ago, in times of need or trouble, the people prayed. But that was before enlightenment appeared on the horizon. That particular philosophy encouraged emphasis on reason and questioning everything.
Did you ever wonder why roosters crow?