Pharmacy at Raymond W. Bliss Army Health Center — As of April 3, the pharmacy began offering curbside drop-off and pick-up. Drop off your prescription, then come back your designated pickup time. You can park your vehicle and your order will be brought to you.
Pharmacy at Raymond W. Bliss Army Health Center — As of April 3, the pharmacy began offering curbside drop-off and pick-up. Drop off your prescription, then come back your designated pickup time. You can park your vehicle and your order will be brought to you.
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FORT HUACHUCA — Soldiers and civilians standing too close to each other in heavy-traffic areas on post during these times of COVID-19, will be asked to step back and practice social distancing by a new “Courtesy Patrol,” U.S. Army officials said.
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FORT HUACHUCA — More than 100 people are in quarantine between Fort Huachuca and Cochise County — more than double the amount announced last week — U.S. Army commanders said Tuesday at a virtual COVID-19 town hall session.
Courts and Crime
- SVPD arrests man for disorderly conduct, threatening officers
- Accused cop killer formerly lived in Sierra Vista, sheriff's office says
- Judge says Sky house on Laundry Hill was built legally
- SVPD arrests woman for abusing 21-month-old child
- Accused killer will face trial in August, judge says
- Plea deal made for driver in teen's death
- Cochise County deputies to cite and release offenders who are not public risk
- Cochise County Superior Court issues orders in response to COVID-19
- Authorities looking for mother of slain Douglas toddler
- Contractor Sky sentenced to probation in Bisbee assault case
- Lawsuit against Army, Fort Huachuca over water use moves forward
- 82-year-old man convicted in 2005-2006 child molestation case
- Q&A: New Cochise County court administrator talks about job, COVID-19 precautions at courthouse
- Hereford man, 82, on trial, accused of child molestation from more than a decade ago
- Man found dead in park is identified, police seek information
- Judge balks at attorney's suggestion of lengthy delay of accused killer's trial
- Sierra Vista PD to hold mobile field force training
- Tombstone bar faces temporary closure over potential liquor law violations
- Couple accused of abusing children sever parental rights
- Paternal family of toddler who was beaten to death seeks justice
SIERRA VISTA — Fort Huachuca will soon close its gates to new visitors who have no valid reason to be inside the U.S. Army installation, officials said earlier this week at a coronavirus town hall session.
U.S. Army leaders on Fort Huachuca held a second town hall-style Facebook Live meeting on Tuesday evening.
FORT HUACHUCA — Agile Defense, a Reston, Virginia-based contractor has landed a $16 million, five-year contract to conduct IT work for NETCOM on Fort Huachuca, and are in the running for three other sizable Department of Defense contracts that could bring more than 320 high-paying jobs to the area.
FORT HUACHUCA — U.S. Army officials on Fort Huachuca assured the public and others on post at a town hall-style meeting on Thursday evening that they are taking all needed precautions, the post is still open to the public for business as usual, and are doing everything they can to mitigate r…
SIERRA VISTA — While the Pentagon announced last month that medical and pharmaceutical services at more than three dozen military installations will soon be available only to active duty personnel, the changes will not affect local retired military and their families.
SIERRA VISTA — Gov. Doug Ducey touted a booming Arizona economy, education spending, initiatives aimed at helping veterans and active-duty military, and infrastructure improvements in rural areas Wednesday morning during a “State of the State — Sierra Vista” breakfast at Cochise College.
SIERRA VISTA — Seven elderly veterans took flight Wednesday for an opportunity like nothing they had experienced before.
SIERRA VISTA — Three staffers from Gov. Doug Ducey’s office on Wednesday presented his proposed more-than $12 billion Fiscal Year 2021 executive budget, stressing K-12 education spending as a key focus of the governor.
Trips to Tucson for a familiar recreation activity turned into a business venture for one Sierra Vista resident.
FORT HUACHUCA — The community is invited to join us at 3 p.m., Friday, Jan. 24, to honor our personnel retiring from active service during our quarterly Installation Retirement Ceremony.
Searching for a World War II connection: Family looks to reunite airmen who shared fateful encounter
A local woman is hoping to find a World War II escort pilot who was in Sierra Vista a decade ago and shared a fateful encounter with her father-in-law.
SIERRA VISTA — If dad has his way, Easton Sincere London is destined for either the Philadelphia Eagles football team, or he could become a player for the 76ers.
SIERRA VISTA — For the ninth time since 1994, environmental groups are again challenging Fort Huachuca and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) over Biological Opinions required periodically to ensure no harm is done to the San Pedro River which would affect the protected and threatened …
PHOENIX — Nearly 80 years after its namesake was sunk, the U.S. Navy is getting a new USS Arizona.
FORT HUACHUCA — An academic whose leadership at the University of Arizona helped jumpstart the enrollment of one of the school’s flailing bachelor degree programs was named as the Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the U.S. Army in a short ceremony Wednesday.
SIERRA VISTA — Fort Huachuca was plunged into darkness for three hours Tuesday morning after a fox got into a transformer and caused an explosion, a spokeswoman said.
FORT HUACHUCA — Six Saudi soldiers on Fort Huachuca are among the nearly 900 Saudis on U.S. military installations across the country facing training restrictions on the heels of a deadly shooting by a Saudi Air Force officer on a naval base in Pensacola, Florida.
FORT HUACHUCA — Colonel Smith Middle School students got a taste of some of the obstacles active duty soldiers face when they took a field trip to Fort Huachuca’s obstacle course this week.
SIERRA VISTA — Fort Huachuca, one of seven military installations in the United States that participates in a multi-governmental coalition that partners with private property owners to bolster sustainable land management practices, continues moving forward to achieve wildfire mitigation and …
SAN PEDRO HOUSE — Under a canopy of blue skies and floating clouds, a small group of men and women gathered to talk about what it meant to them to be a part of the Sierra Club’s Military Outdoors Program (MOP).
SIERRA VISTA — Soldiers at Fort Huachuca have been ordered to stay away from two local businesses that Army commanders say could negatively impact their troops.
SIERRA VISTA — After obtaining a 2010 confidential report on Fort Huachuca’s water usage, the Center For Biological Diversity, Maricopa Audubon Society and the Sierra Club have filed a notice of intent to sue (NOI) in regard to an alleged coverup of water usage which impacted the San Pedro R…
SIERRA VISTA — Fort Huachuca is one of only 10 installations that will be recognized at the Pentagon next week for the partnerships it has fostered with the communities that surround it.
SIERRA VISTA — A group of veterans are envisioning a major revamping of the memorial at Veterans Memorial Park that will incorporate a V-shaped path to honor the four branches of the military, as well as the various veterans’ services that have touched Cochise County.