SIERRA VISTA — An effort that would help the homeless and the needy with vouchers for food and essential items could be up and running by Oct. 1, a member of the program’s board of directors said this week.
SIERRA VISTA — An effort that would help the homeless and the needy with vouchers for food and essential items could be up and running by Oct. 1, a member of the program’s board of directors said this week.
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SIERRA VISTA — A detailed look at the proposed fiscal year 2022 budget was presented to the Sierra Vista City Council last week, and it includes some pricey road and public bathroom revamps.
SIERRA VISTA — A bitcoin mining operation near Douglas received approval from the Planning and Zoning Commission during Wednesday’s regular meeting.
SIERRA VISTA— A coupon booklet worth $6 could help change a homeless person’s life.
Courts and Crime
- Argument between two men leads to fatal shooting, SV police say
- Trial date set in traffic homicide case after multiple delays
- Voucher program to help needy aiming for Oct. 1 launch
- Settlement conference sought in accused child molester case
- County releases video of DPS officer-involved shooting incident
- Filing seeks to dismiss bid to access audit documents
- Police arrest local man on sexual exploitation of a minor charges
- Tentative trial date set in Mescal murder case
- Bicyclist struck on State Route 80 at Lavender Pit dies, police say
- Cyclist struck by hit-and-run motorist on State Route 80 at pit, driver arrested, police say
- Judge orders text messages released in child abuse civil complaint
- Evidence in child molestation case will not be suppressed, judge rules
- Supreme Court rules against immigrants with temporary status
- Accused child molester sentenced for DUI probation violation
- AZ Supreme Court bans Tucson AG office from handling murder case
- Douglas border station sees steady number of illegal crossings, officials say
- Local man arrested on child abuse charges
- SV police, residents victims of 'swatting' call
- Plea deal on the table in accused child killer case
- Fort, Lori's Place combine to help victims of sexual assault, abuse
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SIERRA VISTA — Sierra Vista Unified School District bond oversight committee members were updated on the progression of bond projects Tuesday, and voted against a bus refueling station the district is proposing to construct.
Step inside Flora’s Dry Cleaners & Alterations and that’s where you’ll likely find business owner Flor Castillo.
BENSON — Questions about whether a 28,000-home, master-planned community along State Route 90 in Benson would move ahead without a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers water permit have become moot after the agency recently reinstated the permit after nearly two years.
BISBEE — An error in the secondary tax rate for Willcox property owners was found by the state, and now Cochise County has to reset the rate at zero and figure out how to refund the money already paid.
PHOENIX — Arizona individual taxpayers could end up being hit with an extra $236 million in taxes if the governor and lawmakers follow their regular practice of trying to keep the annual state income tax relatively simple.
BISBEE — Though the Bisbee City Council passed the refinancing of the wastewater treatment plant, which would result in a lowering of residential and commercial fees, it appears the rates will increase.
According to data from Arizona’s Office of Economic Opportunity, job numbers in the Cochise County economy held steady in the 12 months ended August. The government sector picked up 100 jobs for 12-month job growth of 0.9 percent. Within government, state and local government jobs were up by…
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PHOENIX — To hear the proponents of Proposition 126 tell it, Arizona lawmakers are champing at the bit to tax medical services, child care and even veterinary bills.
SIERRA VISTA — The Sierra Vista Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (SVHC) hosted a multi-chamber mixer in honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month on Wednesday at the Windemere Hotel, giving officials and business owners from both sides of the border a chance to mingle and discuss plans for the future.
SIERRA VISTA — The Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce just got a new president, and she has some big ideas for southern Cochise County.
BENSON — Cochise County administrator Ed Gilligan was direct in his recent comments to a roomful of community and business leaders about the need to improve the county’s economic situation.
SIERRA VISTA — On Tuesday morning, the Sierra Vista Area Chamber of Commerce brought together business owners, community leaders, nonprofit organizations and law enforcement personnel together for its monthly Good Morning event.
SIERRA VISTA — The Sierra Vista City Council had little to discuss about the tentative 2018-19 budget during its most recent work session on Tuesday.
BISBEE — People in need of birth and death certificates will pay a higher price beginning Aug. 1.
PHOENIX — The trial set to begin this coming week against a former state utility regulator involves charges of bribery and fraud.
Danielle and Sloan Bouchever were awarded the Bisbee Gem Award by Bisbee Foundation President Doug Dunn at their annual Spring Donor party in May.
SCOTTSDALE — Gov. Doug Ducey is open to the idea of allowing Arizonans to place bets on sporting events at 55 off-track betting sites around the state.
SIERRA VISTA — In an effort to foster a stronger relationship with Sonora, Mexico, the city of Sierra Vista will host the second annual SonoraFest this June.
BISBEE — Recognizing that city residents are also county residents, the county Board of Supervisors wants to work with the municipalities to provide services if possible through the use of Intergovernmental Agreements (IGAs).
SIERRA VISTA — The Cochise College governing board unanimously approved a 2 percent primary property tax increase Tuesday following a Truth in Taxation hearing.
SIERRA VISTA — With a change in global demand for recycled products, Sierra Vista leaders are grappling with rising costs and dwindling revenue, which could affect residential recycling services and fees.
SIERRA VISTA — Though at a slower pace than hoped, Sierra Vista’s economy is improving.
SIERRA VISTA — Scaling humans. It sounds like a bad thing, but what it means is to find ways for humans to spend more time doing things which require creativity and ingenuity by automating the many repetitive, manual tasks workers currently perform.