We should pay attention and learn from our mistakes.
We should pay attention and learn from our mistakes.
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You might be hard-pressed to find a certified ski patroller in Southern Arizona, let alone Green Valley, but there are two.
Arizona Game and Fish Department is advising bowhunters the recent changes to state statutes and the rules that govern the sale of over-the-counter non-permit tags for the state’s archery deer hunting opportunity will affect both non-resident and resident hunters.
Gentlemen opening doors for women has been a longstanding practice.
Courts and Crime
- Court hires 'senior commissioners' to help with settlement conferences
- Mayes seeking to have Hamadeh suit rejected by court
- Witnesses describe shooting at RV business in Huachuca City
- Injured employee tried to warn about shooter, RV business owner says
- Jury convicts man of attempted first-degree murder, other crimes
- Supervisors Crosby, Judd withdraw suit against election director
- 2 supervisors sue elections director for refusing hand count
- Supervisors table paying legal fees from hand-count lawsuit
- SCOTUS rejects Ward move to block release of phone records
- Man who shot 2 people at Huachuca City RV business arrested; 1 victim dead
- Woman who struck bicyclist and left gets jail, probation
- Man charged with child molestation offenses requests settlement conference
- Attempted murder trial unfolding in Cochise County Superior Court
- One-stop center will centralize border-related crimes work
- Brnovich claims both state abortion laws can remain valid
- Supreme Court says no to transfer of hand-count case from Appeals Court
- Maricopa County voting issues could fuel GOP challenge
- County to appeal ruling against ballot hand count
- Police arrest local woman on arson charge
- Attorney Joel Larson leads in Cochise County Superior Court race
Hold off before throwing that porch pumpkin into the trash along with Halloween candy wrappers. Those jack-o’-lanterns don’t have to end up in the local landfill.
Do you enjoy a weed-free yard? Now is the season to prepare for weed-free winter.
Editor’s note: This week we are introducing “Pixel Perfect”, an informative, entertaining guide to making better photographs and video.
Once again it’s time to meet and mingle with the four-legged kings and queens who reign in the desert at the Horse’n Around Rescue Ranch.
DOUGLAS — One of the most original artists in Cochise County who discovered his talent with a simple pencil because that was all he had will have his works displayed in a three-week exhibition at Studio 19 Gallery beginning Oct. 14.
“You are a blessed creature of God.”
Some people believe that the concept of “aging gracefully” is an oxymoron—two words that seem contradictory.
Hello history fans!
As much as this lady loves the bucolic life, she must also admit there are a few negative aspects.
The moon features prominently in several of this month’s best sky happenings. Look south around 10 p.m. on Oct. 6 to enjoy a waxing gibbous moon lying midway between Saturn and Jupiter.
Suicide is a complex and alarming public health issue that causes pain to hundreds of thousands of people each year. Suicide continues to be one of the fastest-growing epidemics around the world and is a leading cause of death in the U.S. In fact, the U.S. suicide rate in 2020 was 30% higher…
Hello, history fans! In our last episode we learned about Charleston from the perspective of James Wolf. And Charleston was soon paid a visit by the infamous outlaw Curly Bill Brocius, who was later killed by Wyatt Earp.
During the fall months (late September–January) is time to harvest pomegranates. As you have probably have noticed, the fruit on the south and southwest side of the shrub may have been splitting.
A funny thing happened one sunny day when this lady decided to run an errand.
Are you uncomfortable using chemical herbicides to kill weeds and grasses in your landscape and gardens? Why not let the sun do the work for you? It’s called “Solarization” and summertime is the perfect time to use it. Ideally, solarization should begin in May, extend into June, and be compl…
Did you ever think about a bucket list? Was it before or after Justin Zackham wrote the screenplay?
Hello history fans! As Charleston locals were raising money to build a school, sporting men were gambling on the horses at the Charleston race track. This is a special tie in for this author, as I participated in the first ever motocross race at Nomad’s race track in the 1970s, on the Charle…
Conceived in the 1980s, the instrument we know as the James Webb Space Telescope, or just JWST or Webb, came off the drawing board in 1996. This month, after 26 years of development, and after surviving funding battles, cancellation threats, COVID delays, and some of the most daunting engine…
Please restrain your indignation for a moment.
BISBEE — Pride for all: Bisbee kicked off Pride Month with its annual parade and festivities on Saturday.
SIERRA VISTA — Sierra Vista author Debbie Ries has had the kind of writing career every struggling novelist would almost kill for.
Hello, history fans.
Do you ever feel out of synch with the rest of the world, even your closest friends and relatives?
No, we’re not talking about Woody from “Toy Story,” but Woody, the unofficial feline site host at the Carr House!
Hey, kids! It is that time of year once again: Graduation.