Sierra Vista, AZ News

• Sierra Vista, AZ News
• Bisbee Gem & Mineral Show sparkles this weekend
• County hires new medical examiner
• Family’s loss inspires Memorial Day giving
• Noah Minard Holl
• Copper Queen offers mobile mammograms
• City facilities to close Monday for holiday
• Donald (Ace) Eugene Allai
• Buena grads leave their mark
• County works on chip-sealing subdivision
• On Your Mind: May 12 to May 18
• Our Readers’ Views: U-Rock a complete success
• Our View: The real issue of concern
• Easier Said Than Done: The simple way CANTER makes a difference
• Our Readers’ Views: Public Works open house
• Braswell heading to Costa Rica to work on game
• Around Your Town 05/25/12
• Sudden blaze wracks neighborhood
• Helen Ann Doyle Floyd
• Hearing set for Willcox shooting suspect
• Ruby M. Robl
• Bio diversity center threatens legal action
• Our View: We can all stop fires
• Update on Collins, campini fires
• Our Readers' Views: How the West was fun
• Our Readers' Views: An audience of federal workers
• Tools of the Trade
• Couple convicted of fraud, money laundering charges
• Veterans Hall of Fame Society reaches out to Sierra Vista
• Bisbee High School sends off class of 2012
• Our Readers' Views: Incensed by Gov. Brewer
• Thibodeaux asks judge for dismissal
• Wind may delay start of Tombstone graduation
• City bans consumer fireworks
• Structure fire sends black smoke over Sierra Vista
• Sierra Vista Fire Department dispatched
• Margaret Lopez
• Connie “Choo Choo” Deboard
• Our Readers' Views: Budget vote is critical
• Our View: NATO survives Afghanistan
• Midweek Morsels: An award that makes history
• Outbreak of blazes brings ban on fireworks
• Around Your Town 05/23/12
• Tombstone’s Wyatt Earp Days event set to start on Saturday
• Good friends challenged for Buena valedictorian, salutatorian, for top spot
• Top Tombstone students share fond memories of childhood in Whetstone
• Winds expected to hinder efforts to fight area fires
• U Rock! award winners honored
• Copper Queen Community Hospital breaks ground on new emergency room
• Hot Peppers take the gold in first tourney
• Ironmen set to play ball
• Coronado National Memorial closed
• Expect smokey skies today
• Bisbee Class of 2012: Valedictorian and salutatorians
• New Concert Listings: May 22, 2012
• Keeping an eye on the sky
• Structure blaze maims businesses
• Fast-moving brush fire threatens homes
• Two wildfires ignite south of Sierra Vista
• Kogan Field dedicated at elementary school
• Our View: Painful changes are needed
• Brittany April Todd
• Our Readers’ Views: Brigade questions
• Our Readers’ Views: A new beginning
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Reports for May 16 to May 19
• Our Readers’ Views: Similarities in history
• Boys and girls club opens the door to great futures
• Death Notice: Helen Anne Floyd
• Around Your Town 05/22/12
• Local kennel offers more than just the usual
• U Rock! Award winners honored at mall
• Hereford brush fire now under control
• Wildfire clouds local skies
• Firefighters respond to Twice As Nice
• On Your Mind: May 11 to May 18
• Trade Conference held at Cochise College
• Court dates set for Benson murder case
• New facility to aid small businesses
• On Your Mind: May 12 to May 15
• Commentary: Getting by on less than $18.82 per hour
• Our Opinion: It’s graduation week!
• Around Your Town 05/21/12
• Ask M&M: Getting out of a business rut
• CQCH’s telecardiology program featured at international telemedicine meeting
• Local gasoline prices inch downward
• March retail sales up, hospitality industries down
• Volunteer: Sierra Vista Farmers Market continues to grow
• JROTC awards in Tombston
• Writing Wrongs: A few words on a few words
• Incident management teams and wildfire management
• Our Readers' Views: Partisan balance is a good thing
• Our Readers' Views: Never been called naive
• As I See It ... Barber, Kelly need to be wary of the money trap
• Buena High School Scholarship Award Winners
• Canter takes eight awards at Phoenix competition
• Our View: Race for Congress holds high interest
• President's Corner: Founders' personal stories enrich college's history
• JROTC award at Buena
• Bisbee holds Classic Car and Motorcycle show
• Barber, Kelly address veterans’ concerns
• Death Notice: Legscardo Erik Palmer
• Forest meeting to focus on road system
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police reports for May 9 to May 14
• Around Your Town 05/19/12
• Bisbee council votes to keep trolley, adjust city pool fees
• Judith ‘Judy’ Ann St. John-Huffman
• Joint Interoperability Test Command leader set to retire
• Hike to celebrate National Walk in Woods Day
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's arrest reports for April 15 to April 17
• Crime Beat: March 2012 sentencings
• Appeals Court reverses ruling on late fees for political panel
• Huachuca City council sets pay for town clerk
• Fire crews undergo trench rescue training
• Military Update: Will justices review how states treat vets’ disability pay?
• Our Readers’ Views: Equal pay for equal work
• Our Readers’ Views: Celebrate Armed Forces Day
• Bisbee council accepts tentative budget
• Our View: We don’t need this controversy
• Redskins’ famous bellwether game a referendum on the black quarterback, too
• Upgrade delivers energy savings for school district
• Police step up enforcement on Avenida Escuela
• Police urge students to make good choices on graduation night
• Kelly campaigns in Sierra Vista
• Retired Lieutenant Colonel Carl B. Gustavson (Gus)
• Drama Dynamite set to explode
• Backyard Astronomer: Want to see the annular solar eclipse safely?
• Our View: Tough budget talks in Bisbee
• Our Readers' Views: Earned Every Penny
• Our Readers' Views: Websites for the educated voter
• Our Readers' Views: An enthusiastic response
• Easier Said Than Done: A workshop to get you healthy
• Ask Mrs. C: Waldo's parent reflect on his great freshman year
• Kids invited to LEAP into summer with Bisbee program
• Air Force NCO recuperates after explosion claims leg
• A lasting legacy of music
• Douglas man booked for child molestation
• Shooting suspect enters plea agreement
• Autopsy on SV man reveals drug overdose
• McSally talks of moral courage
• Sharing random thoughts on water
• Bike event will bring awareness
• Our View: A good reflection on the community
• The political landscape for McSally
• Palominas board seeks a budget compromise
• Our Readers' Views: Be aware of elder abuse
• Justice Court Docket: Making a bad situation worse
• Our Readers' Views: What you might know about water
• Man killed in weekend motorcycle accident
• Budge: City needs a reality check on decreasing revenues
• DEATH NOTICE: Alva Fred Shaeffer “Shae”
• Enjoy a weekend at the Copper Classic Car and Motorcycle Show
• ADOT crews to remove eastbound I10 exit at State Route 90
• Two area women arrested on drug charges
• Mary Ruth Zaida
• Midweek Morsels: It's time to enjoy a movie in the park
• Geoffrey Kent Ormond
• Lt. Col. Henry L. White
• Our Readers' Views: League of Women Voters
• C. Kurt Smolen
• Rodney McCullar
• Our View: When a good idea beats philosophy
• Our Readers' Views: Palominas school issue
• Our Readers' Views: A good job by chorus
• Rodney McCullar
• New fire station shows fort’s progress
• Our View: Leave well enough alone
• Baby Food Basics Workshop
• Toddler wellness at the mall Friday
• Crowd gathers for Mother’s Day Walk for Life
• Monument fire caused by humans
• EOP upgrade at center of debt debate
• Suspect charged in fatal accident
• Our View: Leave well enough, alone
• Our Readers’ Views: Another run at a water district
• Our Readers’ Views: A good performance by chorus
• Lawyers, guns and money
• Regular Community Meetings 5/15/12
• Community garden is ready for planting
• Around Your Town 05/15/12
• Border Animal Rescue supports local pets
• Crime Beat: Sheriff’s activity log April 29 to May 7
• United Way partner provides community care options for elders
• Fort dedicates new Fire Station Two
• Results of Monument Fire investigation announced
• Motorcycle fatality in Sierra Vista Sunday night
• Myrtle (Leighton) Robidoux
• Area students explore science
• Our Readers' Views: Business south of the border
• Water repairs may impact local wildlife
• Our Readers' Views: Support on gay marriage
• On Your Mind: May 4 to May 11
• Our Opinion: Letter a political move
• Coming together for ‘The Magic of Relay’
• Ask M&M: Knowledge required to run a business successfully
• Biltmore Who’s Who honors Sierra Vista estate advisor
• Berean Academy girls softball team brings home title
• Dodd-Frank two years later
• From Shadow Ridge: No More Love on Mother’s Day 
• A jubilant gift from joy-filled givers
• Vance recognized as Woman in American History
• Paula Kay Whitesell
• Kathy Lynne Loving
• Clifford Bertrand Brown
• Stanley Don Morris, Jr.
• Home invasion suspect gets trial date
• Boys and Girls Club has plenty of activities for busy summer season
• What Your Didn't Know: Community involvement, politics drive SV woman
• Flowers bloom on Mothers Day, and so do orders for them
• Planned SV budget a mix of hope, doubt
• Our View: The elephant in the room
• Buena senior wins discus, shot put at state
• Executive Director: Chamber membership drives business
• Alleged gang member to be in court May 21
• Our Readers’ Views: West End Fair another success
• Ask Mrs. C: Son should pick up dropped sunflower seed shells
• Soldiers use old method to chat
• Fifth-graders moving to junior high
• Safford mayor not happy with nuclear waste idea
• Reader View: Appalled by business practice
• Military Update: HASC votes to hike drug co-pays, require RX refills by mail
• JEM’s Feed gets OK to treat pets, sell guns and propane
• Crews to start widening Hwy. 90 near I-10 interchange
• Cowbelles cook for 40th soldiers
• Cochise College holds record graduation ceremony in Sierra Vista
• Reader View: Teacher Appreciation Week
• Reader View: Easy to criticize, harder to teach
• Crime Beat: Bisbee Police May 1-7; Sierra Vista police May 2-3
• Our View: Confusing the message
• Around Your Town 05/12/12
• Easier Said Than Done: Helping mothers worldwide
• Bisbee group: raise revenue, not taxes
• Students experience a ‘Quiet Riot’
• Our View: The danger is not listening
• Marco Madrid named 2011 Officer of the Year by SV Police Department
• U of A South celebrates commencement
• Clifford Bertrand Brown
• Larry D. Braden
• Around Your Town 05/11/12
• AFP welcomes back Sid Hausman
• What's Happening for May 10
• Spend a ‘Night on the Town with Mom’
• ‘Trouble in Tumbleweed’ at Tombstone Rep. Co.
• Come experience ‘How the West Was Fun’
• An Evening at the Ballet
• ‘The Occasional Chorus Flies Away’
• For the Love of Music presents ‘Songs, Dances and Dreams for Viola and Piano’
• Tucson/Phoenix Concert Listings
• Clubs, live music, karaoke for May 10
• New art studio enrolling for summer
• Richard C. Scanlan
• County rancher must pay punitive damages
• Our Readers' Views: Community garden thanks
• New town clerk on the job
• Our Readers' Views: NAMI walk a great success
• Our Readers' Views: Appreciate federal workers
• Charles Frederick Wirtz
• City staff paints over graffiti, for now
• Our View: Should Arizona go "open?"
• Rainy day good news for fire effort
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police report, April 28 to May 3, 2012
• Audubon joins Tribute opposition
• Blackout MMA students excel in NAGA meet
• Twice as many turn out for 14th (and last?) John Cooper Trail Tour
• Around Your Town 05/10/12
• LAW DAY: Words on a Page
• UPDATE 11 a.m. Fire is 75 percent contained
• UPDATE 10:45 a.m. School Canyon is 50 percent contained
• FRY FIREFIGHTERS: A good night on the fire line
• Midweek Morsels: Do your part for Project Graduation
• Our Readers' Views: Bisbee celebration a success
• Superintendent's Corner: Thank you for community support of Project Graduation
• Our View: We hope this is yesterday's news
• Our Readers' Views: Obama not responsible for OBL
• Our Readers' Views: Radio association says thank you
• Henry “Pelon” Hernandez
• Annual Plant Extravaganza and Seed Exchange
• Elinor J. Barnett
• Project Graduation needs contributions
• The Market this week
• Budget issues raise tension between fire chief, board
• Man robbed at gunpoint outside SV gas station
• Around Your Town 05/09/12
• Shred It-Shred It event
• Larry D. Braden
• New Concert Listings May 8, 2012
• 4 P.M. UPDATE: Additional evacuation at Parker Canyon Lake
• Direct to Net videos are picking up steam
• Police issue 75 citations over the weekend
• Learn how to play disc golf this summer
• Two new comic strips roll out today
• Police seek information on armed robbery
• UNITED WAY: Where to turn when you need support
• Fifth-graders tour their new school
• CRIME BEAT: Sheriff's Activity Log, April 15 to April 28
• Our View: Brewer for Vice President?
• Our Readers' Views: Going to the Dogs a great success
• Our Readers' Views: Depleting the savings account
• Cycle Sierra Vista kicks off May 19
• Cochise County drivers hit the dirt at TIR
• Elizabeth Marie Townsend
• Alleged Willcox shooter set for hearing
• Local gasoline prices stabilize
• Car show May 19 in Bisbee
• Our Readers' Views: What’s that, Yogi?
• Our Readers' Views: Candidates need to read history
• Our Opinion: Catastrophe averted
• On Your Mind: April 27 to May 4
• Thomas Wayne Treasure
• Job growth may be on horizon
• Bisbee store harnesses the power of ‘liquid gold’
• Valdez accepts town clerk position
• Our Readers' Views: Other elections more important
• If you are going to play the game, know the rules
• County gains jobs, unemployment rate drops 
• Ask M&M: Understanding zoning laws
• House of Schade offers variety of tastes, smells
• Around Your Town 05/07/12
• William C. Flinn
• Albert D. Germain
• Michael Leon Douglas
• James Randall McDonald
• Dialogues: Be thankful, Christianity doesn't make you stupid
• Ask Mrs. C: Waldo's favorite letter
• Our View: Signs of the season
• Our Readers' Views: A crusade is in order
• Master Gardner: Time to start your summer vegetable garden
• In the desert garden: The scent of chocolate in the air, brought by a plant
• Guest Commentary: Simple Justice
• As I See It: CD8 horse race for the roses has more thorns than blooms
• City secures grant for home rehabilitation
• West End Fair offers more of everything
• Two arrested after home invasion
• Search and Rescue Posse plays vital role in keeping the community safe
• Spring Festival offers hands-on lesson about area reptiles, their importance
• DUI task force to patrol on holiday weekend
• Allen Gipson
• Our Readers’ Views: Immigration, solved
• Career Day informative for students, a bit nerve wracking for speakers
• Angelo John Garner
• Commissary on post to get new parking lot
• Bank of America to close Tombstone branch
• Around Your Town 05/05/12
• Give your view on ADOT bike, pedestrian plan
• Cemetery photos upset Bisbee council member
• Resource Day to aid small business owners
• Cochise graduation set for May 11 in Sierra Vista
• Mobile technology to be chamber event subject
• DEA reports 4.25 tons turned in on prescription take-back
• Military Update: Obama protects GI Bill users; new laws needed to do more
• Monument Fire victims file lawsuits
• Our View: Sometimes there’s too much public input
• May is motorcycle awareness month
• Palominas budget talk turns tense
• Bisbee students discover town’s history
• Police investigate death of local teen
• New riders graduate and take their place in the fort's colorful 1880s cavalry unit
• Youth the Catalyst for Change
• Brooke Ashleigh Coates
• Forest Service plans pair of prescribed burns Friday
• Public may get a say in budget work sessions
• Low turnout prompts second school meeting regarding move
• Recycling workshop to be held on May 19
• Easier Said Than Done: Everyone has a family history
• Our View: A most important question
• Cochise County deputies meet physical fitness goals
• Two victims charged in home invasion
• Our Readers’ Views: Four reasons for opposing health bill
• SBDC invites writers to annual meeting
• US ARMY, SSG, Retired, Leo R. Desmond
• Crime Beat: Bisbee police log, April 17 to April 30
• Frueauff honored for accomplishments
• Taxpayers to make JTED decision
• Bisbee residents petition to keep art wall
• Our Readers' Views: Word of thanks
• Our Readers' Views: A pragmatic approach
• Calhoun: Diverse business community vital to SV
• Our Readers' Views: An idea on recirculating pumps
• Lanes to close for highway expansion
• Alex Swigart declared a hero
• Leadership at a key moment
• School celebrates books with costumes and crepes
• Raintank building demonstration May 5
• Leslie Ann Carlin
• New Concert Listings May 2, 2012
• Our Readers' Views: Misquoted at the rally
• Our View: Let's listen to the neighbors
• Midweek Morsels: Comics on your computer
• Our Readers' Views: Gather the data on Sonoita Plain
• Barber, Kelly to participate in forum at Sierra Vista VFW post
• Ernest Rison, Jr.
• Raiders take pitcher’s duel
• Mildred Fay Haga
• Manuel Romero Abril, Jr.
• Local sports briefs
• Eloise P. McGuire
• Anthony “Tony” Hannon
• Around Your Town 05/02/12
• Jackets come out smoking
• Our Readers' Views: Questions for Kelly's answers
• Building could begin after long delay
• Lawmakers to raid mortgage fund to balance budget
• Seat won’t be filled until November
• Miller rec area upgrade on tap
• Our Readers' Views: Federal ownership in place first
• Turner trial set for mid-May
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police log, Tuesday, April 24 to Saturday, April 28
• Our View: Economy is still an issue
• UNITED WAY: Empowering Southeast Arizona’s children, youth and families
• Allegra Lee (Fadely) Shank
• Traffic to be restricted during college graduation
• Knowledge is key when playing the horses
• Vehicle ID etching to take place on May 12
• Yvonne A. Parker
• Around Your Town 05/01/12
• Our Opinion: Spreading a message of unity
• Our Readers' Views: The right of self defense
• Our Readers' Views: Bad things onboard carrier
• Man found dehydrated in canyon
• On Your Mind: April 20 to April 23
• Children's author Juanita Havill visits Pueblo Del Sol
• Huachuca City plans centennial celebration
• On Your Mind: April 21 to April 27
• Our Readers' Views: Let’s not let greed destroy it
• Ask M&M: Profit margins for restaurants vary
• February sales down across industries
• Around Your Town 04/30/12
• Guest Commentary: The BLM is making a land grab
• Mine operation could drop groundwater levels in Sonoita, Elgin
• Memorial run raises funds for scholarships
• Ernest Rison, Jr.
• Our View: Tombstone needs to act now
• Nicandra G. Huerta (Nicky)
• Angela Mungarro Colon
• Judy Ann Escobar-Webb
• Our Readers' Views: Why justify abortion?
• Guest Commentary: Arizona U.S. Senator John McCain speaks on "War on Women"
• Guest Commentary: Take the one-day water challenge
• Preserving the past
• Woman enters plea in embezzlement case
• Library receives preservation donation
• City happy with rate on EOP upgrade loan
• Births
• Our View: His loss may be our expense
• Our Readers' Views: Beware creationists' quotes
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police, April 22, to April 24
• Military Update: Graham forecasts House-Senate deal on Tricare fee hike
• Our Readers' Views: Keep it up
• Setting the table
• Hung jury: Panel can’t reach decision in SV home invasion case
• Local company provides funeral escorts
• Around Your Town 04/28/12
• Benson music festival continues today
• City teams with EPA to reduce local utility bills
• Annual dog match, show to be held this Saturday
• Motorcycle run to raise funds for local food banks
• SVRHC recognizes nearly 100 workers at banquet
• Students get hands-on fun with technology during Math and Science Experience
• Department of Justice approves new legislative district map
• Closing arguments Friday morning in home invasion
• Ernest Rison, Jr.
• Our Readers' Views: Conspiracy In The Making
• Our Readers' Views: Who runs our bureaucracies?
• Carol Ann (Posey) Maas
• Tucker picked as Sheriff’s Assist Team volunteer of the year
• Nursing students awarded scholarships
• Man pleads not guilty in hotel armed robbery
• From Iraq to Washington: Buena alum Buchanan to take up new command stateside
• Our Readers' Views: Hold legislators accountable
• Our View: And now we wait...
• Our Readers' Views: End large-scale development
• No action on Palominas school issues
• Drop off expired meds Saturday
• Easier Said Than Done: Giving soldier-centered care
• Steve Martin Spurlock
• 2012 Southwest Wings Birding and Nature Festival
• Live Blogging the NFL Draft
• Buena rips Dobson in last tune-up before state
• Pumas take out frustrations on Willcox
• Billings-bound
• Fort ceremony sends off departing troops
• Our View: Working in our interests
• Dever confident after court session
• Man found dead after living in cave identified
• Crime Beat: Cochise County sentencing report, January 2012
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police log, April 20 to April 22
• Fifth grade may head to Lowell
• Our Readers' Views: Fashion show gets lots of support
• Our View: Working in our interests
• Our View: Working in our interests
• Board of Supervisors approves new sewer line for Ricardo’s
• Our View: Working in our interests
• United Way: Therapeutic riding offers unique student experience
• Our View: Working in our interests
• Testimony begins in home invasion jury trial
• NORAD plans Tucson airspace exercise
• Dever reacts to U.S. Supreme Court session
• Helicopter transport from Hwy 90 crash Wednesday morning
• Fort troops deploy to Afghanistan
• Internet and phones out at Sierra Vista Unified School District
• New Concert Listings April 25, 2012
• Katherine Perlakowski Rawding
• Ramon Gibbons
• Raymond Woodbury Kidder
• Judges peruse 300 entries for Law Day contests
• Required number of signatures for District 2 candidates announced
• Five SV Fire personnel honored by colleagues
• Proposed security tax extension draws fire
• Correction
• Death Notice: Elizabeth Townsend
• Jacqueline Jeanette Trice
• Marlene Frances Phillips
• Reader View: Spending is the problem
• Fort Aviation Regiment soldiers set for Afghanistan
• Couple returns to Fort Huachuca after 40 years
• Elderly man who wandered from family found
• Man found dead in cave near Buddhist retreat
• Civilian Aides tour the fort
• Group seeks donations to give local family new home
• Jury trial begins in home invasion case
• School cuts hit close to classroom
• New Buena coach meets with parents
• Isabel C. Wilcox
• Internet provider offers buffer-free service in the boonies
• Skiles hits 3 homers as ’Jackets beat St. David
• Patricia ‘Pat’ Jantz
• Two local species added to protection list
• Around Your Town 04/24/12
• Correction
• On The Record: Sheriff's Department activity log April 10 to April 16
• On The Record: Bisbee police log, April 10 to April 17
• On The Record: Sierra Vista police log, April 16 to April 19
• Our Readers' Views: New Information
• Our Readers' Views: Confirming socialism
• Our View: Ferreting good candidates
• Our Readers' Views: Isn’t there a middle ground?
• Festival to raise funds for St. Michael Mission repairs
• Our Readers' Views: Another unlawful measure
• ADOT looks at Highway 90 safety
• On Your Mind: April 13 to April 20
• Cochise fire investigation continues
• Our Opinion: Take care in work zones
• Council hopefuls address the issues
• Naco organization works to unite area businesses
• Bisbee vigil aims to stop death penalty
• School district moves to offset salary freeze
• Ask M&M: What to do when purchasing a franchise
• Update on the national, state, and local economy  
• Around Your Town 04/23/12
• Errors prove costly for Apaches in split with AZ Western
• Carol Ann (Posey) Maas
• John Joseph Patrick Egan
• Wildfire damages homes, forces evacuations in Cochise
• SV Women’s Club holds annual fashion show
• Buena High School teacher wins Einstein Fellowship Award
• DEATH NOTICE: Wesley Dove
• Dialogues: The path to dystopia starts with reality TV
• John Arnold Stoelzle
• Our Readers' Views: Healing the new mom
• Nancy L. Richardson
• Our Readers' Views; Animal cruelty affects everyone
• Sandra Verlene Meinhardt
• Our View: This is a local issue
• Commentary: Rabbit-trail news coverage skews our public debate
• Quick spreading fire destroys home, injures residents
• Around Your Town 04/22/12
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police reports for April 14 and April 15
• Our Readers’ Views: Come see CANTER ride
• Former SV school board member dies
• Our View: Earth Day, 42 years later
• Homeless, indigent veterans inurned
• Volunteers sought to make baby items
• Tucson resident one of many women who served in WWII
• Benjamin Booth Leiendecker
• Our Readers’ Views: A good handle on the budget
• Community was the focus of area publisher
• Huachuca City council set to buy equipment for the town’s landfill
• Motorcyclists escort cremains of veterans
• Amanda R. Andrews
• Fresh off his win in special primary, Kelly addresses local backers
• Woman arrested following shooting at bar
• Dever to attend Supreme Court session
• Taking time to remember
• Arguments aired on water mandate
• Local businesses honored at dinner
• Victim of two-car collision in fair condition
• Crime Beat: Sheriff’s activity log for April 8 to April 10
• Humane Society plays vital role in keeping pets spayed, neutered
• Our View: Let’s go the United Way
• Easier Said Than Done: Sharing an Appalachian adventure
• Our Readers’ Views: Community Garden getting ready
• On Your Mind: April 10 to April 14
• Buena softball thumps Douglas
• The Sims 3
• No charges in donation by youth
• Our Readers' Views: Tracking down memories
• August trial date set for BLM shooter
• Our Readers' Views: Women, remember in November
• 3 arrested, 90 pounds of marijuana siezed
• Police seize marijuana plants from SV home
• Post honors ‘the force behind the force’
• Elizabeth “Betty” Merkel
• Our Readers' Views: Growth at whose cost?
• Friday ceremony to honor unclaimed veterans’ remains
• Sierra Vista police reports for April 11 to April 14
• Home sales on the rise in county
• Residents concerned about street art
• Providing affordable housing for seniors
• Our Readers' Views: Stop expanding state authority
• Our Readers' Views: If it looks like a duck ...
• Our Opinion: A stark contrast
• Wreck closes Highway 90
• ADOT plans detours on Hwy 90 and I-10
• New Concert Listings April 18, 2012
• Earth Day Celebration Saturday!
• This week at the farmers market
• SV man arrested for sexual misconduct
• Cochise College student arrested for theft
• Making the most of a second chance
• Baker named superintendent for NPS facilities
• Water war rages over Tribute
• GOP’s Kelly to face Democrat Barber
• Janell Lavonne Holman
• Reader View: Thanks for fixing the barricade
• Reader View: Why free enterprise is preferred
• Midweek Morsls: Earth Day returns to the Farmer’s Market
• Our View: A shot over the bow
• Sierra Vista City Council Meeting Video
• Correction
• BLM takes issue over Tribute development
• Girl Scouts hope fraud won’t affect donations
• Suspect in fight pleads not guilty to assault charge
• Tax day is here: Help for last-minute filers available
• Douglas pot plant won’t sprout
• Castle & Cooke: Water supply at site sufficient
• Paul R. Daniel
• Dallas Michael Lawrence
• Our Readers’ Views: Give credit where credit is due
• Local juvenile detention center teaches kids to use poetry as a creative outlet
• Sierra Vista police reports for April 9 to April 11
• National ‘War of Women’ debate spurs drive for local gathering
• Our Readers’ Views: A response is in order
• Prescribed burn planned tomorrow
• Warning on water issued by Babbitt in '94
• Our Readers' Views: When is enough, enough?
• Procession addresses immigration issues
• U.S. plans to refurbish border monuments
• School sale hits another speed bump
• Carnival a chance for kids to give back
• Our Opinion: It's a privilege and a right
• Our Readers' Views: 4 reasons for opposing health bill
• On Your Mind: April 5 to April 13
• Local unemployment ticks up despite job growth  
• Ask M&M: Use incentive plan to reward performance
• Around Your Town 04/16/12
• Business center to host trade symposium
• Leon Francis Slycord
• Mary A. Willard
• James McCraw
• Here’s to excelling and beyond
• Executive Director: Entrepreneurial spirit makes the Chamber a special place
• Births
• Engagement: Scearce-Robertson
• Engagement: Roddey-Weatherford
• Legal puzzle governs issues between feds, Tombstone
• Tensions high at Sierra Vista council meeting
• County election staff ready for a busy 2012
• Tombstone Rose Parade draws big crowd despite wind, cold
• Prestly to sling on
• As I See It: Americas future depends on voters
• Our Readers’ Views: Are you better off now?
• Crime Beat: Bisbee Police Report, April 3-10
• Military Update: Military marriages show surprising resilience
• Our View: Those who give above and beyond
• Our Readers' Views: Bisbee bus suggestions
• Our Readers' Views: Infectious leadership
• Welding competition draws statewide interest
• Sierra Vista crash sends two to hospital
• Buena instructor named county Teacher of the Year
• Event to aid 12-year-old cancer patient and her family
• HC board looks to buy equipment for landfill
• For state welding champion, hobby soon turned into a passion
• Begin voting today for Pet Idol Contest
• Prep Roundup: Pumas righting ship
• Around Your Town 04/14/12
• Park meetings begin Saturday
• Early morning crash on BST
• Economy could inch back to prosperity
• City plans annual U-Rock! awards ceremony
• Brewer rejects Gowan legislation
• Our View: A plot uncovered
• Easier Said Than Done: Marching for Mental Illness
• Our Readers' Views: Base Ball tourney a rousing success
• Local firefighters honored for service
• Our Readers' Views: Construct a true Keystone line
• Trailer destroyed by brush fire
• National Weather Service seeks local storm spotters
• Around Your Town 04/13/12
• Seniors to show off many talents at show
• Backyard Astronomer: Could Sierra Vista get rocked by a meteor storm?
• Forms now available for April 28 pageant
• Governor puts the kibosh on Gowan's federal authority bill
• Cochise County Teacher of the Year nominees
• Ann Louise (Vivant) Peters
• Learn about WAM and irrigation controllers
• Sitton speaks out on military issues
• Changes in store for digital center
• Sayler breaks school record at decathlon
• Crime Beat: Cochise County Sheriff's Office Activity Log, March 31 to April 8
• Mother seeks help to find missing teen son
• Share a Heaping Helping
• William Ralph Stephens
• Our View: Not in a hurry on charter school
• Your donations help humane society accomplish its mission
• James Patrick Finley
• Olga Elizabeth (Hoffmann) Moravitz
• New Concert Listings April 11, 2012
• James Patrick Finley
• Olga Elizabeth (Hoffmann) Moravitz
• ADEQ issues water permit for Rosemont mine
• Around Your Town 04/11/12
• Budget Blinds CEO Chad Hallock to appear on Undercover Boss
• Michael Joseph ‘Flower Pot’ Robertson
• Eugene (Gene) A. Schieffer
• Midweek Morsels: Come and see that Bisbee's Got Talent
• Our Readers' Views: Animal abuse an important issue
• Our Readers' Views: Sun warning was right on
• Our Readers' Views: You can't have it both ways
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Arrest Report, March 23-27
• Our View: We don't need this 'art' form
• SV police help Pima County in two arrests
• Annual Earth Day
• Police looking for "girl scout"
• Is graffiti vandalism or urban art?
• Sunsites celebrates state centennial with chalk
• Park Service seeks comments on invasive plants
• Salsa and fun on tap for Cinco de Mayo
• Crime Beat: Sheriff’s activity log for March 30
• Correction
• Around Your Town 04/10/12
• Elizabeth Anne Phillips Trump
• Copper Queen rural clinic to break ground on expansion
• The Kennel Club: Seeing the world through the overtones of odor
• Our View: Restore public confidence
• Colts baseball team hangs tough, but loses to Douglas
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police reports for April 5 to April 8
• William E. Reich
• Friendship and faith
• McSally: Government needs to step up
• Time is short: File your tax return
• Telethon to benefit Boys & Girls Club
• Our Readers' Views: The dangers of fracking
• On Your Mind: March 29 to April 6
• Spencer to sue Democratic Party director for defamation
• Our Readers' Views: Disappointed in our lawmakers
• Our Opinion: McSally is our GOP pick
• Watson wins playoff over Oosthuizen
• Plea deal reached in attempted murder case
• Three charged in home invasion set for trial
• Murder suspects scheduled for jury trials this summer
• Forest Service officials drafting a response to Rosemont Copper Project public review
• Around Your Town 04/09/12
• Local author to be featured vendor at home and patio show
• Testing for gifted students to begin in May
• Holistic Center opens in SV
• Air Evac Services Launches Support for Alcohol Awareness Month
• Should you start a business by yourself?
• In a Garden ... Easter 2012
• From Shadow Ridge: Star Rising
• Our Readers' Views: Take "The Basket Challenge"
• Leo Robert Vaag, “Uncle Bob”
• Audrey May Crawford
• Kenneth L. Wilson Jr. (Bubby)
• Our View: Practice your stewardship
• Commentary: Getting it wrong on SB 1302
• Our Readers' Views: Woman’s Club names winners
• Goldcamp: It's all about power
• Our Readers' Views: A different frame of mind
• ALA collecting baby gifts for soldiers
• Hometown Heroes
• Rhythmix dancers get ready for Disney performance
• Stevens says Phoenix-to-Vegas Interstate bad idea
• Woman faces multiple counts in home invasion
• Donations sought to build cemetery chapel
• Bisbee City Council hears rundown of sales tax collections
• Willcox renovations nearly done
• Our View: An example of safety
• Our Readers' Views: Reasons not to vote for Obama
• Our Readers' Views: Thank you for SOAR!
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police reports for April 2 to April 4
• Local man nabbed by FBI faces charges of making terror threats
• Huachuca City Council rejects revised settlement agreement
• Nonprofits are invited to apply for grants
• Around Your Town 04/07/12
• Electronics recycling event set for April 14 in Benson
• Prep Roundup: Pumas, Jackets compete at Benson
• Our Readers' Views: Getting the definitions right
• Schedule of events set for bishop’s arrival
• Sitton coming to Sierra Vista
• Ray arrested for failure to appear in cruelty case
• District moves forward on charter school plan
• Unidentified man struck and killed by train
• Our Readers' Views: Why Bailey is special
• Offering help in challenging times
• Forest visitors urged to exercise caution
• Easier Said Than Done: Where does the money go?
• Our View: Not so free speech
• Our Readers' Views: Why Bailey is special
• Around Your Town 04/06/12
• Recreation sites reopen
• Local woman sentenced in Nebraska
• Cochise County seeking poll workers
• Sheriff’s office seeks sexual assault suspect
• Man arrested after fleeing from parking lot
• Our Readers' Views: SB 1083 is not a good idea
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Department, March 31 to April 2
• Crime Beat: Bisbee Police Department, March 30 to April 2
• "My United Way, my community, my money stays here
• Storage shed, fence destroyed by fire
• Jackie Lee Taylor
• George R. Wooten
• Group gives the gift of play to sister city children
• Offering better bus service in Bisbee
• Our Readers' Views: America needs to wake up
• Our View: Time has come to adopt code
• Cochise County deputy attends 248th FBI academy
• Man pleads not guilty in manslaughter case
• Our Readers' Views: The governor is not listening
• Driver cited for Huachuca City wreck
• Our Readers' Views: Another amazing event
• Our Readers' Views: Where the river flows
• Our Lady of the Sierras emerges from the ashes
• Superintendent's Column
• BLM holds walks to assess San Pedro
• Zero tolerance for DUIs on post
• Midweek Morsels: Teacher of the Year awards set for April 13
• Our Views: Task Force is a good idea
• Soccer fund fraud suspect in court
• Kenneth Leroy Wilson Jr
• Eileen E. Garwood
• McDonald's offering free breakfast to students taking state test
• Barbara Sue McLane Riley
• Katherine Cristal Profita
• Jojuana I. Hicks
• Lamb talks of New Deal programs in Arizona
• Lease assures golf course use unrestricted
• Ray faces animal cruelty charges
• Sunsites decision in Irwin’s hands
• One still in hospital after Friday collision
• Math Counts Team members build skills
• Trailer raffle to support Honor Flights
• Local contributions make a difference for Good Neighbor Alliance
• Chamber to host health presentation
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police report for March 29 to March 31
• Divorces: January
• Poll workers needed for upcoming elections
• Special counsel recommends Patterson expulsion
• Working to identify, honor Grand Army vets
• Heinz: National health care system in need of first aid
• Bishop plans visit to border April 14
• Our Opinion: Polls reflect voter attitudes
• Publicity won’t deter volunteers
• Our Readers' Views: Call ‘em what they are
• Our Readers' Views: Responsibilities of freedom
• On Your Mind: March 23 to March 30
• County unemployment rate dips below 8 percent  
• Buy Now program aims to improve local economy
• Bisbee Chiropractic expands services
• Is now a good time to buy a house?
• Ask M&M: Is your company ready to export?
• Poker tournament to benefit sick 4-year-old
• Around Your Town 04/02/12
• In the High Desert Garden: Candelilla – Euphorbia antisyphilitica, an easy plant to share
• Our Readers' Views: Law needed on texting
• Master Gardner: Has spring sprung for gardeners?
• Chamber of Commerce: Chamber playing a role in vital water issue
• Whiskey is for drinking; water is for fighting!
• SB 1083 — Real change for Arizona
• Our Readers' Views: Update on hot water systems
• Our View: Saving Arizona's Night Sky
• Loved Ones of the Incarcerated: One size does not fit all
• Bernice Joann “Jo” Barrett
• Marjorie “Margie” Fleming
• Hummingbird guitar goes to Hard Rock
• Hometown Heroes
• Relay for Life teams forming for June event
• STEM education vital, says NETCOM leader
• Post takes active role in cyber protection
• Our Readers' Views: Life is too complex
• Our View: We need a federal budget
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Arrest Report, March 22
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Department Activity Log March 28
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police, March 28
• Military Update: TriWest protests Tricare contract in West region
• Our Readers' Views: Legislators bow to the pressure
• New attorney assigned in shooting case
• Green Infrastructure seminars offered
• Governor angry at other states on immigration
• Buena DECA Club finds success at competition
• Republican candidates gather at Willcox home
• Safeway evacuated after power outage
• Driver killed in single-vehicle accident
• Our Readers' Views: "In The Mood" was a success
• A force for health
• Local man pronounced dead after highway crash
• Special task force nets 83 citations
• Detours on Benson I-10 exchange planned next week
• Registration begins for Green Infrastructure workshop
• Pet Idol Contest underway
• City plans public hearings on park plans
• Reel Advice: Game of Thrones returns better than ever
• There's a gunfight coming to Tombstone
• Writer Chávez to visit Douglas campus; Annual Writing Celebration this weekend
• What's happening this week
• Way Out West back at AFP
• ITC presents presents ‘I Take This Man’
• Brooks honored by regional health center
• Morgan seeks ward system in Sierra Vista
• Sierra VistAbility Day is Saturday
• Drywall contractor convicted
• Koch speaks out for street performers
• Our Readers' Views: GOP leads on race issues
• Our Readers' Views: Government welfare
• Sheriff’s Office hopes to find dog a home
• Easier Said Than Done: Get your guard up — under the sun
• Can space aliens see us now?
• Expo to feature horse-related lectures, labs
• Our View: Confusion continues on state law
• Deadline for Operation Paintbrush is today
• Stories that Soar to be presented in Bisbee
• Our Readers' Views: Getting Needed Health Care
• Ida “Bea” O’Neal
• Historic home takes on new life after fire
• Christine J. Brown
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police, March 26 to March 28
• Sierra Vista residents unite to save babies
• Amon Ra to appear in court for robbery case
• Brief closing of I-10 near Benson planned March 31
• Scholar to give talk on New Deal
• Study shows cost of running jail
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Arrest Report March 20 to March 22
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Activity Log, March 23 to March 26
• Our Readers' Views: Claims are unfounded
• Our Readers' Views: Good problems to have
• New Concert Listings, March 28, 2012
• Midweek Morsels: Kick back and enjoy Key West Night
• Our View: Out of touch legislators
• Our Readers' Views: Let's not repeat this mistake
• Investigation of drug smugglers continues
• Our Readers' Views: An Arizona history lesson
• The Market: This Week
• Deadline set for former HC clerk to resume old job
• Bisbee Farmers Market is back!
• Around Your Town 03/28/12
• Local fund drive to aid ailing mother
• Holocaust survivor describes seeing the worst of human history
• Legislation infuriates county supervisors
• Mall hosts Easter Eggstravaganza Saturday
• Bisbee Foundation grant application deadline approaches
• Dragoon Cafe now at Amerind
• Hare missing bunny shots in bid for re-election
• Arrest announced in fatal Benson accident
• Fort celebrates women this morning
• Young lady competes for the Miss Jr. Teen Phoenix/Tucson title
• Our Opinion: An intense campaign for Congress
• Mildred Evelyn Stevenson
• Leon Dutton, Sr.
• Our Readers' Views: The world is not flat
• Our Readers' Views: Rush has friends of color
• Woo Hong Kim St. Clair
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police, March 23 to March 25
• Our Readers' Views: Worthless stamps offer idea
• Local man sentenced in stabbing
• Contraceptives bill to come before Rules Committee
• Soccer fraud suspect set for court
• Group rallies to fix moldy home
• Audrey May Crawford
• Big investment, not big government, is needed in education
• City of Sierra Vista Library and Leisure Services closed Tuesday
• Prescribed burns will cloud the skies
• Our Opinion: Let’s beat the flu
• Our Readers' Views: Attention military retirees:
• City reaches waste compromise
• Our Readers' Views: Who knew?
• On Your Mind: March 15 to March 23
• Rising gas prices have drivers calling for action
• Store showcases unique Mexican baskets
• Our Readers' Views: CANTER event a success
• Law Day contests open to students
• Ask M&M: Steps to take when selling a business
• Shuttle service helps battle high fuel costs
• Wells Fargo workshop to assist homeowners
• Policy economics and the health care reform act
• Around Your Town 03-26-12
• Commentary: There’s no geographic cure
• Dialogues: Hare missing bunny shots in re-election bid
• Our View: News that some don't want to hear
• Our Readers' Views: Wake up, America
• Around Your Town: March 25, 2012
• Ask Mrs. C: Waldo and the no coffee zone
• Our Readers' Views: Update on instant hot water
• Solemn event remembers Carlos LaMadrid
• From Shadow Ridge: The Heedless Horseman
• Births
• Vintage baseball
• Southwestern writer to visit Douglas campus
• Sonoita Vineyards festival set
• What You Didn't Know: Woman loves ‘perky, quirky’ character of Bisbee
• Restrictions to continue on I-10 near State Route 90
• Our View: Without funds, it's all rhetoric
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police, March 16 to March 22
• Delays expected Sunday at Benson I-10 exchange
• Our Readers' Views: Students benefit from symphony
• Our Readers' Views: Finding the road to recovery
• Huachuca City Council reinstates former clerk
• Homeless man is charged in local fight
• Home and Garden Show vendors set to help perfect your projects
• Shots urged as flu cases rise across the nation
• Border Patrol nabs $2 million in hard narcotics bust
• New highway lines sought to improve safety
• Around Your Town 03/24/12
• Jury finds Benson man not guilty in child porn case
• Tombstone makes short work of Benson, 11-1
• Jury to begin deliberation in child pornography case
• All involved in fair condition following Highway 90 wreck
• Carr Canyon Road now open to pedestrians
• Ranchers talk of resources, free-range stock
• Easier Said Than Done: The contemplation of meditation
• Our View: A seat on the world stage
• Solar array means savings for cemetery
• Our Readers' Views: We know who you are
• Our Readers' Views: Sister Cities program a success
• Our Readers' Views: Solar panels are working wonders
• House severely damaged by fire
• Budget situation ‘more than grim’
• Sales of New iPad have been brisk
• One giant step
• Carr Canyon Road now open to pedestrians
• Sonoita Vineyards festival set
• Hearing scheduled for Willcox school shooter
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Department Arrest Report March 9 to March 13
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police March 19 to March 21
• Crime Beat: Bisbee police, March 13 to March 19
• Our Readers' Views: Policies are the problem, not race
• Event for book lovers coming Saturday
• Our Readers' Views: Not the America I Remember
• Bisbee council moves to restrict RVs, gardens
• Freeport-McMoRan issued air quality permit
• Three airlifted following collision on Highway 90
• Our View: Arizona — A land of opportunity for lawyers
• Lebanese Army captain talks of homeland at officers lunch
• Grant has students sitting pretty
• Trial gets under way in child porn case
• Record-setting atlas project includes essays from Sierra Vista author
• Third arrest made in home invasion robberies
• Local man’s photos to adorn underpass
• Early ballots for District 8 vote go out on Thursday
• Our Readers' Views: Changing the plumbing code
• Midweek Morsels: Cast your vote for the Chamber business of the year
• Tools of the Trade: When children play with fire
• Our Readers' Views: Media is ignoring 'Fogerygate'
• Around Your Town, March 21, 2012
• Dorothea (Dot) Eileen Lewis Thompson
• William “Bill” John Flissar SFC, U.S. Army, Ret.
• Robert (Bob) Lee Phelps
• DIALOGUES: Epic failure awaits at Mile High
• Midweek Morsels: Cast your vote for the Chamber business of the year
• Home meal program in trouble
• Barber announces run for District 2 seat
• Bisbee natives to show film at Cannes
• Crash investigation continues
• Our Readers' Views: A local family in need
• Crime Beat: Sheriff’s activity log for March 14 to March 18
• Justice Court Docket: No attorneys and no rules of evidence in Small Claims Court
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police report for March 15 and March 16
• Officials announce year’s first bear sighting
• VICaP seeks volunteer assistance
• Our View: Keep this ‘win-win’ going
• Area artists help turn children’s stories into hand-published books
• Partnership appreciates update on water capture project
• Our Readers' Views: Thanks for additional pick-up
• Around Your Town 03/20/12
• Antenori leading effort to eliminate photo enforcement
• Barber in, Farley out
• Barber to seek both CD8 and CD2 seats
• Our Readers' Views: Response to MLK letter
• Event aims to spark interest in math, science
• CD8 candidates talk teamwork, border security and keeping the fort open
• Uterhardt warns of budget cuts
• Our Readers' Views: Poor choices for Republicans
• Water remains issue for subdivision
• Our Readers' Views: Name-calling is low
• Our Opinion: Road plan needs more study
• On Your Mind: March 9 to March 16
• Local birders now being recruited for study
• Friends of San Pedro to train new docents
• American Legion Junior Auxiliary learns lesson of poppies
• ‘Operation Paintbrush’ to put fresh coat on area homes
• Pursuit lasting 20 minutes ends with arrest of female
• Around Your Town 03/19/12
• Pursuit ends in suspect arrest
• Elmer A. Johnson
• Ramon A. Wood
• Martha DeCormis Dillon
• Kay Marie Beckman
• Harold LuVelt Lasley
• Copper Queen Library offers Digital Newspaper Collection
• Highlights of the Rotary Club meeting announced
• From Shadow Ridge: Green Men Blues
• Hometown Heroes
• Engagement: Wallace-Morse
• Births
• Fashioning fibers into wearable wonders
• Rolling back the clock to baseball’s birth
• Shooting incident at Parker Lake results in arrest
• Wilbur Keith Howver
• Sierra Vista Police reports for March 13 and March 14
• Sheriff’s arrest report for March 7 and March 8
• Highway work planned near Willcox
• Owners of Sunsites park district file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• Our Readers' Views: Volunteers sought
• Military Update: Protections sought for post 9/11 GI bill
• Construction to affect I-10 near Benson
• Our Readers' Views: Funding education
• Puppy mill suspect pleads not guilty
• Our View: Legislation unlikely to affect feds’ actions
• Sheriff’s activity log for March 13
• County eyes more input on forest roads
• Bisbee dedicates Lavender Pit display
• Around Your Town 03/17/12
• Pumas baseball, softball teams get victories
• Buena softball needs 2 wins, help to go on in tournament
• Cochise’s Brown to manage Ironmen
• Shooting down the Old West
• Second arrest in home invasion
• Candidate wants to ‘be proud of Arizona again’
• Self-therapy book for stutterers available locally
• Republicans hold event this weekend
• Pueblo del Sol earns recycling award
• Our View: Protect our little ones
• Backyard Astronomer: The planets show off in March
• Our Readers' Views: Thank you for your support
• Naval Academy is accepting applications for five-day summer STEM program
• Easier Said Than Done: An anniversary of special significance
• Around Your Town 03/16/12
• New suspect arrested in home invasion
• Accident reroutes fort and Highway 90 traffic
• New information released on fatal crash
• Tombstone elects a new mayor
• DEATH NOTICE: Gumesindo Chavez
• Forest road decision delayed
• Around Your Town 03/15/12
• Local teen competes for Miss Jr. Teen title
• Our Opinion: A smart move by the governor
• Our Readers' Views: Regarding Building 66050
• Our Readers' Views: Hinojosa column had it wrong
• Our Readers' Views: Our view is a waste of ink
• Our Readers' Views: Committee volunteers sought
• Buena HS team scores in top 10 at Academic Decathlon
• Bisbee board studies learning lab options
• Students reach out over spring break
• Mildred M. “Millie” Callaway
• Stoner survives recall election
• Elmer E. Gilder
• Incumbent wins Palominas Fire Board election
• Man sentenced to 240 years in child pornography case
• Fatal crash near Willcox
• DEATH NOTICE: David Lee West
• Tombstone elects new mayor in recall election
• Midweek Morsels: Donation will help local scout and Vets' cemetery
• Our Readers' Views: We know who you are
• Huachuca City council rejects settlement
• Fair aims to set students up for success
• Local youth competes for Miss Jr. Teen Phoenix/Tucson
• CD8 candidates speak at Republican Women meeting
• SV home invasion suspect arrested
• County upholds solar farm permit
• Our Readers' Views: Let's go green
• Around Your Town 03/14/12
• Loyd B. Kirkman
• Our View: Heed the Colonel's message
• Our Readers' Views: Thanks for the help
• Tennis Roundup: Buena boys stay unbeaten
• Arrest made in home invasion
• Prescribed burn at the fort
• Home invasion suspect identified
• Group seeks re-entry home for ex-convicts
• Soldier found dead in Sierra Vista apartment
• Faulkner says partnership is key
• Accelerated Math helps students on road to success
• Duron sentenced to 14 years in sex assault case
• Cochise College has eye on fort facility
• Tombstone baseball team routs St. Gregory Prep 17-1
• Crime Beat: Sheriff’s arrest report March 2 to March 6
• Sculptor to offer two presentations in area
• Ranger district to hold road closure talk
• Around Your Town 03/13/12
• Our Readers' Views: A good investment in education
• Our Readers' Views: Generous donation appreciated
• Tombstone plans open house at Meyer school
• Our Opinion: This is no time to play with fire
• Developers seek water waiver
• On Your Mind: March 3 to March 9
• Clerk sponsors passport event
• Our Readers' Views: Environmental concerns
• Our Readers' Views: The value of education
• Gun enthusiasts set sights on Sierra Vista
• Waiting for answers one year after border shooting
• Come to the Home, Patio & Design Extravaganza
• Activity increases at Agua Prieta Migrant Resource Center
• Candidate for LD14 predicts Democrats will make gains
• Ask M&M: What is foursquare?
• Arizona left out of NCAA tournament field
• Home invaders claimed police affiliation
• Man sentenced for threatening BP agent
• Fourth quarter home sales slip from a year prior
• Police await toxicology results in fall death
• Around Your Town 03/12/12
• PTK chapters bring home regional honors
• Rotary educated on athletics at Buena High School
• From Shadow Ridge: Down A Stream Darkly
• Births
• Anniversary: Griffith
• Engagement: Colburn-Hamilton
• Engagement: Napier-Conn
• Engagement: Shiver-Fuentes
• Banking on her voice
• Multi-vehicle wreck sends 2 to hospital
• Annual fair celebrates Sierra Vista’s cultural diversity
• What You Didn't Know: Concern for others is in local man’s blood
• Water: Should Sierra Vista fund study on allocation pipeline?
• Apaches split with Matadors
• Dialogues: Cardinals could, but shouldn’t get Peyton Manning
• Our Readers' Views: Speculation drives gas prices
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police, March 2 to March 7
• Military Update: Defense health agency: Next step to curb medical costs
• Douglas Duncan Smith (Doug)
• Our View: Patterson should resign
• Our Readers' Views: What is she thinking?
• Buena girls win, baseball comes up shy at Nogales
• Pumas on track for title
• Wildcats reach Pac-12 title game
• County supervisors propose changes to personnel policies
• Sulger Subdivision residents flock to hearing on sewer access
• Higher costs mean more cuts to SV staff, projects
• State wants water district board cash back
• Crews respond to electrical smell at school
• Supervisors OK presidential preference vote
• July trial set in alleged fondling case
• 19-year-old arrested for alleged sex assault
• Cardinals could, but shouldn’t get Peyton Manning
• Annual Church Choir Festival is SATURDAY
• Smoke expected at the fort this weekend
• Large turnout for Sulgar Subdivision meeting
• Come out to the diversity fair Saturday
• Cochise County Supervisors certify election results
• School should consider more Earth-friendly trays
• Annual Church Choir Festival Sunday
• The meaning of Poppies
• Chalk Talk
• On a quest for the Bee
• Our Readers' Views: Women's History Month
• Our View: Stick with the party philosophy
• Our Readers' Views: The utter stupidity of our legislators
• Easier Said Than Done: On the road to becoming a 'hypermiler'
• Our Readers' Views: Assessing America’s problems
• Skilled Skiles leads THS into promising campaign
• Repairs completed, canyon to reopen March 6
• Mobile veterinarian provides at-home care for your furry family members
• Department of Defense tours fort school site
• Bisbee phones out
• Helping Hands Ministry seeking volunteers, donations
• Miller Canyon now open
• City to pick up recycling effort
• Services set for soldier in fatal accident
• Our View: Keep the sun shining
• Crime Beat: Bisbee Police Department, Feb. 28 to March 5
• Man arrested on several drug charges
• Karin Lynn Flory
• Our Readers' Views: Response to MLK letter
• Our Readers' Views: Angels do exist
• An Essay: Why I Love Arizona
• Wind gusts mangle tent used by Cowboy Church
• Our Readers' Views: Resurrect the Charleston Dam
• Science fair brings out best in students
• Radio repeater offers better communication
• Freeport McMoRan repairs Bisbee cemetery gates
• Nominations sought for Sierra VistAbility award
• Community steps up with cancer benefits
• To save the game, league must go medieval on Saints
• Bowling Update: It was a good week for the Prades family
• DIALOGUES: To save the game, league must go medieval on Saints
• Prep Roundup: Blue Devils hand Colts first power point defeat
• Sanchez stays spotless
• Ten errors cripple Bisbee in 20-3 loss
• Our Readers' Views: Get Limbaugh off AFR
• Our View: Why we need intrusion
• Gregory (Booker) Gagnier
• Our Readers' Views: Chorus was wonderful
• Midweek Morsels: Taste Mexico, then run for your mental health
• Nell White
• Getting food from Farm to Market
• Superintendent's Corner: New opportunity deserves our support
• Our Readers' Views: Government is biggest threat to Bisbee business
• Drug bust near Huachuca City
• Crash victim sustained self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Bisbee group angry at proposed state legislation
• Fort cemetery offers history insight
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's activity log, March 1
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Thursday, March 1 and Friday, March 2
• Basic motorcycle safety course to begin March 9
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Arrest Report Feb. 24 to March 1
• Our View: Celebrate 100 years of Girl Scouts
• Cochise a model for future college in India
• Agreement reached on molestation case
• Hearing this month in fraud, theft case
• Shelter celebrates four new dog runs
• Volunteers go above and beyond for family
• Man charged with taping two women in shower
• Police investigate fatal weekend crash
• Loved Ones Incarcerated: Prisoners: “God, gold and glory”
• Taking the Cinderella Stage
• Historical Society to host Barbecue
• Soldier dies in local car accident
• High winds, blowing dust could affect driving across Arizona Tuesday
• iTV is not happening this week... I think
• Nonagenarian continues living life to the fullest
• Barber hits campaign trail in Cochise County
• Developing skills for job seekers
• Our Opinion: Diverting public attention
• Take to the skies in a vintage biplane
• Our Readers' Views: In defense of greyhounds
• Our Readers' View: Paying your fair share
• ON YOUR MIND: Feb. 24 to March 2
• Around Your Town 03/05/12
• The Source Within announces aura photographer Ron Seavey to visit Bisbee
• Local breeder recognized for owning proven bulls in Spring 2012 Sire evaluation report
• Preparing for election-year politics
• Vendors sought for Sierra Vista West End Fair
• Ask M&M: Pursuing the right business plan
• Gilling leads ASU past Arizona 87-80
• Correction
• Wilder subject of Copper Queen program
• Willcox Cowbelles’ Annual Dinner Dance planned
• From Shadow Ridge: Once Upon A Ghost Town
• Cochise students awarded scholarships to complete degrees at state universities
• Anniversary: Griffith
• Master Gardener: Some resources to help you garden
• In the Desert Garden: Chiltepin the ‘mother of all peppers’
• Chamber of Commerce is all about creating a strong local economy
• Questions for Palominas fire district candidates
• Sisfredo ‘Fred’ Capas
• Lee Roy Stewart, Jr.
• Parallels with Vietnam in Afghanistan
• Reader View: Sheriffs face the court
• Reader View: Scrap legalized abortion
• Local sports briefs
• Colts bounce back to beat PV
• Cross country, across the globe
• Tribal representatives help Cochise College students look past stereotypes
• Students learn skills for future in Computer Challenge
• State may issue border warnings
• Students celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday
• Duron enters plea agreement on sex counts
• Around Your Town 03/03/12
• Commission seeks entries from young artists
• Our Readers’ Views: More needs to be done on border
• On The Record: Divorces - December 2012
• Our Readers’ Views: Outraged over photograph
• Our View: Keep out of the classroom
• Willcox school shooting suspect being held on $2 million bond
• Farley to focus on education during CD2 race
• Construction activity continues on I-10 at Hwy 90 near Benson next week
• Fundraiser at the Life Care Center for teen
• 2012 Tombstone Rose Festival
• Prep Roundup: Sanchez kicks off season with a no-hitter
• Vaquero vanquishing
• Helping scholars create a better future
• Prescription fraud widespread
• Faulkner: Fort Huachuca, businesses must change with technology
• Ask Mrs. C: Son needs to brush his teeth
• On Your Mind: Feb. 19 to Feb. 22
• Our Readers’ Views: Kindles not the right e-reader
• Small Business Development Center to present video workshop
• Our Readers’ Views: MLK was a Republican
• Our View: Testing for public assistance
• Backyard Astronomer: Let the slow dance begin!
• Around Your Town 03/02/12
• Stacey Swan Taylor
• James W. Carter
• Sheriff responds to shooting at Willcox school
• Buena Fine Arts takes on the Bard
• Miller is featured artist for at Viaggio Italiano
• Bisbee Women’s Revue just around the corner
• ‘I Never Saw Another Butterfly’
• AFP presents Songs and Stories of Cochise County
• There’s a gunfight coming to Tombstone
• Unique art collection on display
• Local police aid in AG prescription fraud investigation
• Security funds to aid at border
• ‘We don’t need to murder the murderers’
• Water Wise: The art of pruning your plants
• Buena cadets on their way to Washington
• Sheriff investigates death of local teen
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Activity Log, Feb. 27-28
• Our Readers' Views: Not A Good Idea
• Candidates for CD8 race line up
• Around Your Town 03/01/12
• Our Readers' Views: Men who cook a big success
• Page to take council seat March 6
• Our View: Public Unions Rise Up!
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's arrest log Feb. 17 to Feb. 24
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police, Feb. 23, 24, 27
• Our Readers' Views: Budget cuts from the top
• Crime Beat: Bisbee police department, Feb. 21 - 27
• Commentary: No budget, no pay, it's the only way
• Rescued dogs fill up local shelter
• State carries out death sentence
• Police investigating death of teenager
• DPS reports Willcox teenager killed in early Saturday crash
• Local leapling celebrates ‘21st’ birthday
• Our Readers' Views: Too much criticism
• Our Readers' Views: How is the law enforced
• Our Readers' Views: Completely un-American
• Our View: Keys to consider for Romney
• Plea agreement will put stabber behind bars
• Midweek Morsels: National touring revue set to stage local show
• Lindsey Clayton Botkin
• Lee Roy Stewart, Jr.
• Stacy Swan Taylor
• Virginia Troglia Manley
• Study of Bisbee sewer lines gets underway
• Romney wins in Arizona, Cochise County
• Jason (Jay) William Frye IV
• Democrats laugh it up at dinner
• Edward Racketa
• Around Your Town 02/29/12
• Congressional candidate field numbers six
• Steady turnout at local polling places
• Huachuca City police raid alleged puppy mill
• Polling Places Listed
• OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion is an Assault on Social
• Presidential Preference Election polling locations
• Author hopes to inspire a positive outlook
• Sitton wants to tackle jobs, health and security
• Program offers free health services
• Buena’s Trevino earns NASA fellowship
• Tombstone readies for recall election
• Portion of Ramsey Road to be closed for construction
• Wooden grave markers add authenticity
• Woman charged with attempted murder
• Trial date changed for man accused of murder
• New charges filed against Amon-Ra
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police reports for Feb. 24 to Feb. 27
• Crime Beat: Sheriff’s arrest reports for Feb. 22 to Feb. 26
• Our View: Hardball politics
• Prescribed burning to kick off today
• Dems call for Rep. Daniel Patterson to resign
• ADOT issues high winds warning
• Prescribed fire burns scheduled for Tuesday
• Gov. Brewer endorses Romeny
• Our Readers' Views: Help us help kids
• Walking into danger on Highway 90
• Huachuca City to upgrade dispatch console
• Quilt show a colorful display of local talent
• Our Readers' Views: Obama is anti-capitalist
• Greenway students learn to be earth-conscious
• On Your Mind: Feb. 17 to Feb. 24
• Our Opinions: Water fight isn’t over
• AT&T spends $500M to improve wireless service in Arizona
• Cochise County gasoline prices on the rise
• Local businesses invited to take part in Media Marketing Day
• Mahan stops McIlroy in Match Play
• Mardi Paws fundraiser highlights best dressed barkers in Bisbee
• Around Your Town 02/27/12
• Myths and facts about the national debt
• Buena softball team wins 4-1 as Canyon del Oro tourney continues
• Young making waves in tennis
• Carnival: Guaymos is fun, fabulous, close and has its own charm
• 21st annual Tribute to Marty Robbins coming up
• Willcox Cowbelles’ Annual Dinner Dance planned
• From Shadow Ridge: The Hard Trail
• Hometown Heroes
• Births
• Engagement: Robinson-Grayson
• Anniversary: Macy
• Engagement: Labanow-Parsons
• Initiative: promoting wellness
• Reader View: Get involved and help out
• Celebrate Arts reception planned
• Bisbee High School receives 50 Kindles
• Dialogues: A vote for Paul is a vote against Tracy Flick
• Buffalo Soldiers seeking local support
• Commentary: Gingrich can still close the deal
• Cochise women win regular season finale
• Colts softball team 1-1 Friday in tournament
• Apaches cut down the nets for the sixth time
• ACC counsel: Lawmakers can’t legally assume veto power over its rules
• Red Cross seeks more volunteers to assist when disaster strikes
• Kindergartners build bond with military
• University presidents seek no tuition hike for continuing students
• Digital center frustrates Bisbee school board
• HC council to reconsider water tower location
• Lane Baker named Park Service superintendent
• Hearing set in burglary, voyeurism case
• Our View: We don’t mind the F-35 noise
• Our Readers’ Views: Centennial celebration a success
• Around Your Town 02/25/12
• Input wanted on renewable energy plan
• Construction closure to affect Ramsey Road
• Meeting to focus on reducing forest roads
• More than just another tax
• Maya 2012
• Village Meadows Elementary Robotics team needs votes
• About time for a change in the cafeteria
• Church briefs
• A hero returns
• Chalk talk
• Canine comfort: Dog therapy program aids in classroom learning, behavior
• ‘Nerd Girl’ cites importance of women in engineering
• Two fish won’t find home in San Pedro
• Chaplain: ‘Be strong, have courage’
• Historic Bisbee sidewalk in need of repair
• Local sales fall in December
• William Richard Hargis
• Our Readers’ Views: Gas is an issue
• On Your Mind: Feb. 11 to Feb. 17
• Don's 2012 NFL Mock Draft 1.0
• Copter collision kills 7 Marines in Calif. desert
• Johnny Allen McLain, Sr.
• Our Readers' Views: Support for the militia
• Kennard Vern Talcott
• Our View: Change with the times
• City awaits delivery of new rollout garbage carts
• Elderly man drives vehicle into neighbor's house
• Our Readers' Views: The government you deserve
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's activity report, Feb. 17 - Feb. 18
• Award recipient gained success through teamwork
• Residents mostly silent on F-35s
• Book helps kids succeed
• A new B lights up over Bisbee
• Trial date set for accused drug smugglers
• Man sentenced to five years for gun attack
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police, Feb. 17 to Feb. 22
• Maria Julia Olguin Alvarez
• Our Readers' View: We need government
• “Si se puede” is phrase it would be good to know
• Maybe Santorum isn't "crazy."
• Our View: Sometimes the systems works
• DEATH NOTICE: Maxine I. Rude
• Highway 90 checkpoint reopens with canopy
• House votes to allow high school Bible course
• Jacob (Jake) Sanchez
• Paying for tomorrow’s careers
• Our Readers' Views: A reason not to vote
• Patty M. Hardwick
• Samuel O. Soles
• Our Readers' Views: Problems with those new bulbs
• Midweek Morsels: Dress up your doggie for the fashion show
• Brewer, voters shopping for a candidate at debate
• Our Readers' Views: From the high and mighty
• Operation Nimbus II aids border patrol
• Former pilot recalls 1969 plane hijacking
• New Concert Listings Feb. 21, 2012
• Vet journeys to National WWII Memorial
• Judd does not plan to run for 2nd term
• Small fire breaks out near Jean Randle Way
• Rancher brings back native grass
• Our Readers’ Views: Christmas with a Cop success
• Around Your Town 02/21/12
• Our View: Gas prices should not be an issue
• Commentary: Keep an eye on the donut, not the hole
• Justice Court Docket: Above all, it’s important to be impartial
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Reports for Feb. 15 and Feb. 16
• Our Readers’ Views: Failed liberal policies
• Digital mammograms offered at rural clinics
• DIALOGUES: At its core, ‘Linsanity’ is all about racist stereotypes
• James Smith (Red)
• Marlene F. Schroeder ‘Peggy’
• All-volunteer group donates man-hours to support sheriff’s office
• Taste of Mexico
• French toast breakfast
• Hospital Candelight Ball
• Doggie Fashion Show
• Men Who Cook
• Is the issue that he's gay, or is it that he is alleged to threaten to deport?
• On Your Mind: Feb. 10 to Feb. 16
• Our Opinion: Recycling is the new norm
• Making guests feel at home on the range
• High tech health care available locally
• NAMI offers support for mental illness
• Our Readers' Views: Wild West Days a success
• Child found dead after Willcox fire
• Our Readers' Views: Frost Fest was a success
• Our Readers' Views: Thanks to the mall
• Around Your Town 02/20/12
• Lending fair aims to enlighten business owners
• Cochise mens hoops team wins, still tied for first place
• Colts get Reaganized
• Our Readers' Views: An honest citizen
• Our Readers' Views: Smarter than we thought
• Our Readers' Views: My how times have changed
• Our View: Telling teachers how to teach
• Mary Therese Johnson “Terri”
• R.G. Reed
• Seward Benjamin Crew, Jr.
• Farmers Market article reconnects vendor with long-lost kids
• Nguyen prevails during county spelling bee
• Shred Fest 2012 a resounding success
• President's Corner: What will you find?
• Douglas to host meeting on Coronado National Forest roadways
• Executive Director: Chamber puts new emphasis on small businesses
• Nancy Anne Hughes “Aunt Nana”
• Our Readers' Views: Who is the real hustler
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police, Feb. 16 and Feb. 17
• Our View: Why we protect public employees
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Arrest Report, Feb. 10 to Feb. 16
• Our View: Why we protect public employees
• Our Readers' Views: Be afraid, be very afraid
• Crime Beat: Sentencing, November and December, 2011
• Tax volunteers available to help out
• Around Your Town 02/18/12
• AG weighs in on Sunsites Tax project
• Sexual conduct trial set to begin in June
• Man charged in hatchet assault to face judge
• Outpatient clinic facing hiring fine
• Hospital vice president resigns
• Lets talk, Sierra Vista
• Our Readers' Views: Everyone needs to be involved
• Easier Said Than Done: The power of encouragement
• Our View: A sensible idea
• Our Readers' Views: Destructive Rhetoric
• County to take over Kings Ranch roads
• Dever not sold on idea of creating state militia
• Teresa (China) M. Pulsifer
• John M. Forrister
• Event lets students, parents learn to love literature together
• Lack of care for plaque dedicated to local man killed in Iraq displeases his dad father
• Around Your Town: 2/17/12
• American Border Patrol to be profiled on TV
• Safford Ranger District facing high fire danger earlier than normal
• Despite rumors, fort’s west gate to stay open
• Rotarians reach goal of raising $200 million
• Ask Mrs. C: Waldo needs attitude adjustment
• Backyard Astronomer: How big can telescopes get?
• Fort gate will remain open
• Safford Ranger District sees above normal fire hazard
• Sheriff seeks help on paintball shooter
• Why don't conservatives care about the physical world?
• County Supervisor says effort to improve aquifer already underway
• Large load will effect traffic in Benson Sunday
• I am excited for Mountain Lion
• New Concert Listings Feb 15, 2012
• Our Readers' Views: Candidate gains points for visits
• Proposed bill could benefit Bisbee
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police, Feb. 10 to Feb. 14
• Senate bill bars partisan teaching in class
• Our Readers' Views: An explanation of theories
• Crime Beat: Bisbee police, Feb. 8 to Feb. 14
• Sun Drywall may owe workers back wages
• Sculptures celebrate park’s 103rd birthday
• Our View: Turning to voters too often
• Our Readers' Views: Thanks for letter on respect
• Supreme court refuses to hear Medicaid issue
• Carl William Clark
• Around Your Town 02/16/12
• William ‘Bill’ Rohlinger
• Enough elections to make your head spin
• Bisbee celebrates the past 100 years
• Happy Birthday, Arizona: Carmichael students live history
• Teen texts may be fair game for the eyes of mom and dad
• No cross petition in Wlllcox murder case
• Chamber revamps its award process
• Bond determined competent to stand trial
• Our Readers' Views: Good people in Sierra Vista
• Sibling rivalry at Buena
• William ‘Bill’ Bean
• Tools of the Trade: Succession Planning important for future
• Our Readers' Views: Bisbee 1000 makes a difference
• Our View: Time to fight for the fort
• Nuggets beat short-handed Suns
• Larry James Leamer
• Our Readers' Views: Voter rolls, not voter fraud
• Top bowlers finding their early-season groove at Desert Lanes
• BREAKING NEWS: Tombstone at Globe state basketball postponed
• JROTC leadership team takes on the competition
• Woman struck on Highway 90 still in hospital
• Sonoita brush fire clean up starts
• Local women give Hearts & Soles for kids in Haiti
• Around Your Town 02/14/12
• Galvez looks to keep high school career going one more night
• Jo Ann Ringdahl
• Larry John Greenwood
• It's deja vu, all over again
• State Senator Paula Aboud to seek congressional seat
• Vogt hopes to limit frivolous lawsuits
• Residents not happy with findings on river
• Huachuca City looks into creating town manager position
• Cardio device gives new lease on life
• Our Readers' Views: Funny Numbers
• Our Readers' Views: Huachuca water woes, II
• Our Opinion: Political interest heats up
• Our Readers' Views: Funny numbers
• Our Readers' Views: Huachuca water woes, II
• On Your Mind: Feb.4 to Feb. 10
• Mickelson crushes Tiger, wins Pebble Beach
• Buena, Tombstone hoops teams set for state
• Around Your Town 02/13/12
• An amazing hike...
• Stories That Soar! returns to Bisbee
• Classical guitar concert to benefit Cochise College Cultural Events
• Essay, poetry contest now open
• Hometown Heroes
• Engagement: Workman-Cochran
• Engagement: Donovan-Reed
• Marriage: Trottier-Lindsoe
• From Shadow Ridge: ‘The Seven Wants of Love’
• Metal magic
• Attorney General focuses on border issues at Lincoln Day Dinner
• Fort honors top civilian, service members at annual banquet
• State GOP committeeman says elections will decide nation’s future
• New, larger monument honors area residents who served our nation
• Sierra Vista's celebration of Arizona's centennial begins
• Report urges alternative to mass deportation of illegal immigrants
• When will we stop driving?
• Two arrested after local vehicle theft
• Our Readers' Views: Better to leave well enough alone
• Our View: Get out and join the fun!
• Military Update: Fears of a “hallow force” are unfounded, lawmakers told
• Our Readers' Views: No voter fraud here
• Dialogues: Superfluous sectionals only hurt AIA’s low approval rating
• Barbara Gail (Blackmore) Anders
• Jury convicts man on 24 pornography counts
• Soon-Ja Hatcher
• Tombstone principal named district’s assistant superintendent
• Bond reduction denied for shooting suspect
• Annual Computer Challenge seeks volunteers
• Artist seeks creative colleagues to participate in project
• Retired Air Force colonel joins GOP race for Giffords’ seat
• Woman’s condition fair after being hit by car
• Adams Story with Audio Temp Headline
• The email avalanche
• Woman airlifted to hospital after accident on Highway 90
• Partnership may take over gage monitoring
• Fireworks and fun highlight county, Bisbee celebration
• Barber joins race for Giffords’ seat
• Friends of the San Pedro: Is pigweed really a weed?
• Easier Said Than Done: In touch for Valentine's Day
• Our Opinion: Early returns on traffic lights
• Our Readers' Views: Carr Canyon and Tombstone water
• Sheriff investigates two shootings
• Our Readers' Views: Generous donations aid event
• Joint Task Force teams up with Border Patrol
• More homes to be allowed in Kings Ranch
• Doan’s PP goal lifts Coyotes over Flames in OT
• Scola helps Rockets top Suns
• Perry lifts Wildcats to win over Colorado
• Tough day for Bisbee, wrestlers
• Caregiver Coach: What are old people for?
• Giffords aide to seek seat in Congress
• Military deployment planned for border
• Watershed Management Group Water Harvesting Certification
• Watershed Technical Training in Community-based Green Infrastructure
• New Concert Listings - Feb 9, 2012
• Cochise College women topple South Mountain
• Apaches right ship vs. Cougars
• Jackets tripped up by Ravens
• Buena hoops team loses to Gilbert
• Donald D. Tousek (Trinity)
• Vegetation vital to San Pedro River
• Cylinder buried in Bisbee reveals mystery
• Centennial party to be held Saturday
• Crime Beat: Activity logs for Sierra Vista, Bisbee and Sheriff
• Our View: It's all about the language
• Our Readers' Views: A marijuana windfall
• Car that collided with power pole reportedly stolen
• Our Readers' Views: Solar panels are an issue
• Our Readers' Views: Residents need to know issues
• Our Readers' Views: Pretty soon it’s real money
• Midweek Morsels: High school newspaper having a banner year
• Power pole destroyed by vehicle accident
• Training in store for CyberPatriots
• Our Readers' Views: Thanks for your donation
• Trials set for child molestation case
• Our View: A decision not as easy as it seems
• Roger Eldon Pease
• Superintendent's Column: Why is a simple majority not enough?
• John Gray Fuller
• Our Readers' Views: A nightmare scenario
• Dorothy Lee McIver
• Our Readers' Views: An early morning visitor
• It’s Baby & Toddler Time at the library
• Suzanne Denise Zimmerman
• Ruling may have impact on gay marriage in Arizona
• Traffic lights out at Fry and Coronado
• Douglas hospital lays off 18
• Our View: A measure without meaning
• Our Readers' Views: Kudos for Bisbee musical
• Our Readers' Views: Jobs report result of state actions
• Police investigate weekend crash, seek witnesses
• Expressing gratitude through song
• Area braces for active fire season after dry January
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's activity log
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police, Feb. 1 to Feb. 6
• Pac-12 board extends commissioner’s contract
• Coyotes beat Red Wings 3-1 to end losing streak
• Nash leads Suns past Hawks
• Around Your Town: 02/07/12
• Sponsors still sought for golf tournament
• William J. Gorzenski
• Layoffs announced at Douglas hospital
• Bisbee 1000 aids local non-profits
• Our Readers' Views: Silver’s claims are not merited
• Report looks at border security
• Our Opinion: Keeping firearm bills in our sights
• Former Giffords intern tells students to get involved
• Our Readers' Views: Brewer is Arizona’s George Wallace
• On Your Mind: Jan. 28 to Feb. 3
• Our Readers' Views: Pavilion was a good idea
• Sunsites, ADOT meet to discuss right of way
• H&R block announces fundraiser
• County unemployment continues to drop
• Ask M&M: Accepting credit cards at craft shows
• Missed chances costly for Patriots in Super Bowl
• Eli Manning wins 2nd Super Bowl MVP award
• Kyle Stanley rallies to win Phoenix Open
• College to host expos for current, future students
• Leisure and Library Services presents program, Walter Simms is SOM
• From Shadow Ridge: I Love You
• Our Opinion: Flying cars and future costs
• Boots for our Troops:Statewide veterans organization helps when others don’t
• Our Readers' Views: Tombstone water line is historic
• Nancy Louise Riley-Shute
• Commentary: Sheriff calls for support on immigration
• Master Gardner:There still time left for yard work (aren’t you glad!)
• Commentary: Speaker explains his redistricting proposal
• Our Readers' Views: Put God ahead of the flag
• Chamber of Commerce: Upcoming events show Chamber's value
• In the Desert Garden: A bit of color in my winter garden
• Births
• Our Readers' Views: Bisbee needs zoning policy review
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's department arrest report, Jan. 27 to Feb. 3
• Military Update: Tricare retiree benefits targeted as defense budgets fall
• Our Readers' Views: Democrats don't raise the debt
• Our View: A good idea getting kids outside
• Partnership agrees to rank San Pedro projects, studies
• Bisbee B&B goes green, uses federal grant money to install solar panels
• Rotary Club program helps students learn leadership
• Annual Cochise County Cowboy Poetry and Music Gathering begins
• Truda (Gray) Fail
• Presentation addresses ADOT cash shortage
• Crews work to contain fire in Chiricahua range
• Around Your Town: 02/04/12
• Road work continues on I-10 near Benson
• Glenn Spencer’s 2011 conviction upheld
• Managing Credit & Avoiding Debt
• ShredFest 2012
• State firefighters battle Chiricahua brush fire
• Weather service: Freeze repeat unlikely
• Major drug bust nabs nine in Bisbee, Naco
• Corrections
• Raymond Francis Webber
• David ‘Davey’ P. Dominguez
• Lyndon Harry ‘Lindy’ Kelly
• Oliver Lee Johnson
• City seeks entries for photo contest
• Eastbound I-10 to close for oversized load
• Hearing set in aggravated assault case
• City accepts petition to recall mayor
• Sierra Vista plans centennial celebration
• Brewer issues lawmakers warning on union-busting bills
• Manning’s doctor gives him OK to play
• Might take overtime to win this Super Bowl
• Cowboy Poetry & Music Gathering, State celebrate anniversaries
• Bisbee City Council accepts Nicholl’s resignation
• Cowboy Poetry and Music Gathering ready to ride
• 10,000 graduates and counting
• Water Wise: Presentation will will offer well owners water quality insights
• Lawmakers eye ban on public union bargaining
• High school students cook up a storm
• Our View:We can learn from ASU report
• Crime Beat: Bisbee police, Sierra Vista police, Sheriff's activity log
• Our Readers' Views: Maybe adults need to learn respect
• Our Readers' Views: Kids were not disrespectful
• Prep Roundup: Castellano hits game-winner at the buzzer
• Monsters halt Cochise streak at 17
• Weber leads Buena class of signees
• Unlikely intimidator
• Around Your Town: 02/02/12
• Classes teach how to manage diabetes
• ADOT looks at safety on Highway 90
• Three arrested in Bisbee home invasion, assault
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police, Sunday Jan. 29 to Tuesday, Jan. 31
• Idreana R. Smith
• George Albert Dolak
• Penny Law
• Carole Gay (Lawson) Grindy
• May Kolbe
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Activity Log, Jan. 27 and Jan. 28
• Our Readers' Views: The importance of Diversity Day
• Our View: Remember why we celebrate
• Midweek Morsels: A weekend immersed in the Old West
• Our Readers' Views: Articles offered what readers need
• Our Readers' Views: A new low for the Roberts
• Duron faces hearing in March on kidnapping, assault charges
• Trial date set for alleged stabber
• Trial delay for juvenile charged in murder
• Police look into cause of gas line breakage
• Not guilty plea entered in gun burglary case
• Suspect in double murder set for hearing
• Robert Dean Reese
• Lori Brunk
• Juan “Leo” L. Hernandez
• Our Readers' Views: Answers are not black and white
• Our Readers' Views: A bad example for children
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police, Thursday, Jan. 26 to Sunday, Jan. 29
• Commentary: Time to fight to keep public notices in Arizona newspapers!
• Report points out Bisbee strengths, weaknesses
• Our View: A special weekend ahead
• Our Readers' Views: Raise the USS Dorado
• On Your Mind: Jan. 20 to Jan. 27
• Ceremony recognizes stewards of the arts in Sierra Vista
• Overlooked tax credit could save thousands
• Our View: Hoping for common sense
• Magic preview party a big draw
• Group works to prevent elder abuse
• Arizona customers benefit from Verizon investment in 2011
• Retirement Solutions: Riders help you achieve retirement goals for nickels on the dollar
• Local sales decline in November
• Lucky Wishbone opens Sierra Vista location
• SVRHC executive joins AzHHA Board
• Gaborik’s trick leads Team Chara to win
• Snedeker victorious in shocker at Torrey Pines
• Ask M&M: Starting a business? Be sure to have a checklist
• Cochise runs win streak to 17 with win over Gauchos
• Apaches don’t die easy
• DEATH NOTICE: George Albert Dolak
• Mary “Jean” Woodroof
• Frank Edward Bloise
• Commentary: The truth about "drones"
• Our Readers' Views: A new perspective for Tombstone
• Dear Professor: Music and learning: Beneficial, harmful, or neutral?
• Dialogues: Obama’s campaign strategy at work in battle with Brewer
• William John Hayes
• Our Readers' Views: Mind your own business
• Our View: The land of milk and honey
• Commentary: Strategy, tactics, transformationalism and incrementalism
• Commentary: America: Love it or leave it
• Annual Tombstone Wild West Days celebration to honor veterans
• Aldridge leads Blazers past Suns 109-71
• Comment period extended on Rosemont Copper mine project
• Program helps bridge gap between educators, technology-related industries
• Huachuca City council to seek temporary public works director
• Collision in Sierra Vista sends one to hospital
• Brewer announces dates for primary, general elections to fill Giffords’ position
• Water issues key to fort's future, environmentalist says
• Military Update: VA sees “paperless claims” as critical to ending backlog
• Our Readers’ Views: A redefinition of “fair”
• Our Readers’ Views: Liberalism is on the wane
• Our View: Let’s stand together
• Jury trial set in Dillion’s, Circle K assualt case
• Alleged shooter to stay in competency program
• Hearing scheduled in decades old abuse case
• Police search for man that approached young girl
• Trio charged in molestation case set for trial
• Crime Beat: Sheriff’s arrest reports Jan. 20 to Jan. 27
• Around Your Town 01/28/12
• Governor sets election dates for Giffords' seat
• Antenori officially enters race(s) for Giffords' seat
• The Dockter is out: Mayor pro tem decides not to run for re-election
• Possible BRAC leaves fort in flux
• Greenway students join the ‘Two-Bite Club’
• Utility crew uproots trees leaning near power line
• Fog, Hill lead Wildcats past Washington St.
• Our Readers’ Views: Be aware of another perspective
• Crime Beat: Sheriff’s activity log for Jan. 25
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police reports Jan. 25 to Jan. 26
• Easier Said Than Done: Tucson’s big rock show
• Our View: Cost and confusion await the electorate
• Our Readers’ Views: The new fair
• Our Readers’ Views: Restructure the Congress
• Historical Society to open new exhibit
• Assault suspect pleads guilty during hearing
• Nadal tops Federer in Australian Open semifinal
• Dockter announces she will not seek reelection
• Noon speech may impact Fort Huachuca
• Our Readers' Views: Beware of gift-bearing politicians
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Activity Log, Jan. 23 and Jan. 24
• Our View: Speech kicks off campaign
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police, Jan. 24
• Crime Beat: Bisbee Police, Jan. 17 to Jan. 23
• Our Readers' Views: A circus routine
• Local woman arrested for dealing meth
• Tipping tree worries residents
• Candidates ‘coming out of the woodwork’
• Around Your Town 01/26/12
• Haun honored for her ongoing work in diabetes education
• Elections shake up fire board
• Apaches run win streak to 16, routing TOCC by 39
• Prep Roundup: Tombstone grinds out a win over rival Bisbee
• From Paris with glove
• Four Republicans already listed as Gifford's seat hopefuls
• THS Alumni Golf Fundraiser set for Sunday, March 18, 2012
• Henry F. Hauser Museum preps for centennial celebration
• Our Readers' Views: Check facts before you decide
• Midweek Morsels: Build a burger and help a pet
• Our View: Recycling effort is coming together
• Our Readers' Views: An awakening
• Mary’s Mission could face penalty
• Around Your Town 01/25/12
• Cochise County to commence Davis Road project
• Douglas inmate on watch after attempting ‘suicide by cop’
• Home destroyed by Tuesday morning blaze
• Officials discuss closing forest roads
• Colts falter at unbeaten Thatcher
• Colts finally win a nail-biter
• Thomas steps up to shoot Colts past Eagles
• Kristen T. Hoof
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's activity log, Jan. 20 to Jan. 22
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police, Jan. 23 and Jan. 24
• Expect lane closures at Avenida Cochise and Oakmont Drive
• FIRE IN HEREFORD
• Report hints impact on well owners near river
• Presidential Estates parents asked about switching schools
• Not-so-special special teams can win, or lose, an NFL game
• Coughlin has special feeling for these Giants
• Kraft ‘shuddered’ when Brady belted on TD plunge
• Our Readers’ Views: Fundraiser was successful
• Our Readers’ Views: An apology and explanation
• Our View: A very tough act to follow
• More pick-ups needed to meet recycling demand
• Suspect arrested in armed robbery
• Man in critical condition after Friday accident
• No. 3 Azarenka into semifinals at Australian Open
• Upsets plentiful in balanced Big Ten
• Public memorial set for Paterno at Penn State
• Marion leads Mavericks over Suns 93-87
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police, Friday, Jan. 20 to Monday, Jan. 23
• On Your Mind: Jan. 13 to Jan. 20
• Ask M&M: Understanding a company’s corporate culture
• Giffords resigning: Congresswoman wants to focus on recovery
• Bisbee’s Queen Mine tour looks to improve safety
• Air Force seeks public comment on F-35 basing proposal
• Cochise College Douglas Campus to host Export University
• County sees gains in high school and college graduates
• Rock enthusiasts open new store in Tombstone
• Serena Williams out in 4th round at Australian Open
• Paterno’s death met with grief in State College
• Late fumble sets up winning kick for Giants
• Patriots head to Super Bowl as Cundiff misses late field goal
• Hospital confirms Paterno died of spreading cancer
• Obama says Giffords will be missed
• Giffords plans to resign
• Colleagues comment on Giffords announcement
• January is Rotary Awareness Month
• Births
• Nathan Cunningham’s Eagle Scout Project
• Anniversary: Trader
• From Shadow Ridge: The Shadow and the Sidekick
• The healing power of music
• Cananea economy booms due to mine’s resurgence
• Math and Science fair lets students put their creativity on display
• Flake says he’s ready to fill Kyl’s ‘huge shoes’
• Young cowboy poets take stage at annual cow pie party
• Apaches eke out win after giving up big lead
• Prep Roundup: Buena takes 5th at Salpointe Invitational
• Schaefer talks about losing football job
• Full house gets a show
• Around Your Town 01/22/12
• Gortat scores 24, leads Suns past Celtics
• Buena boys get season sweep of Palo Verde
• All-Army championships up for grabs tonight
• Tucson-native Blackwell out to win third title and earn WCAP spot in memory of fallen friend Quadi Hudgins
• General receives 2nd star in fort ceremony
• Town and Country Elementary kids celebrate 100th day of school
• Criticism of Deen sparks senator to defend right to eat junk food
• Investigation of self-inflicted wound leads to man’s arrest on drug, weapons charges
• State program offers support to Guardsmen, families
• Thieves target 10 vehicles on Sierra Vista’s east side
• Our View: Getting the right mindset
• Around Your Town 1/21/12
• Our Readers’ Views: We need to be honest. We’re not.
• Sheriff reports 57 stops over holiday weekend
• Our Readers’ Views: Tough outcome for these Marines
• Our View: How strong are the conservatives?
• Agency head says Border trash getting tougher, riskier to remove
• The winner of the spelling bee is ...
• Sierra Vista Chamber pleased with results of recent changes
• Bisbee council ward boundaries redrawn
• Man is arrested following standoff at mobile home
• Bisbee mayor involved in collision with cyclist
• State jobless rate remains steady
• Home invasion suspect’s trial date changed
• Fort conducts farewell ceremony for retiring colonel
• Around Your Town 01/20/12
• Chalk talk 01/20/12
• Prep Roundup: Chartier’s putback gets Pumas off schnide
• Civilians take their shots at All-Army
• The biggest losers
• Standoff ends with arrest
• Crime Beat: Bisbee police Jan. 10 to Jan. 17
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police, Jan. 13 to Jan. 17
• Our View: A good move
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's department, Jan. 13 to Jan. 17
• FAIRWAYS AND GREENS: Keeping up with the complex world of golf technology
• Roundup: Apaches win 14th straight in overtime
• Williams comes out swinging on semifinal night
• Colts rally past Badgers
• Around Your Town 1/19/12
• Mueller braces for budget challenges in coming year
• Rouse Properties takes control of Mall
• Police discover partial pipe bomb
• Boyd resigns, walks out of council meeting
• Bisbee looks to restrict chaining dogs
• First meeting set for solar farm project
• Our Readers' Views: Choose facts over fanatics
• Our Readers' Views: Firefighters say thank you for toy drive
• Our Readers' Views: Calculating unemployment
• Man pleads not guilty in Bisbee shooting case
• Tools of the Trade: Compression-Only CPR
• Our Readers’ Views: New thoughts on illegal crossings
• Midweek Morsels: Dinner, dancing and 100 years of history
• Our View: A new form of protest on the web
• Our Readers’ Views: Does debt matter to you?
• Around Your Town 1/18/12
• Republican Jeff Flake to be in Sierra Vista
• Financial Aid Night planned
• IRC approves district maps
• Huachuca City mayoral term challenge dismissed by appellate court
• Buena High School's Elaine Carlson set to retire after 18 years
• $10K reward offered in mail theft
• Economic optimism returns to Arizona
• Cochise's Welles named ACCAC Player of the Week again
• On Your Mind: Jan. 7 to Jan.13
• Ask M&M: Finding financing for your business
• Duncan helps Spurs beat Suns, improve to 9-0 at home
• Ravens beat Texans, head to AFC title game
• Manning tosses 3 TDs, Giants topple Packers 37-20
• Local photographer enters Pulitzer Prize contest
• Do lower taxes create jobs?
• Huachuca City Council member concerned about long-term leave
• Our View: Reflecting on King’s legacy
• Around Your Town 1/16/12
• City Council approves two housing initiatives
• Tsunami swimmers make a splash in home pool
• Flushing out a conservation issue
• City considers different fee system for waste haulers
• Parked vehicle delays traffic at Fry Boulevard and Coronado Drive
• Loved Ones:Prisoners: Excuse me while I float above my body
• The President's Corner: Setting a standard for excellence
• Ask the professor: Parents, family members, and Internet safety
• Carolyn Ann Dove
• John Durkit
• Writing Wrongs:
• Our Readers' Views: Keeping an open mind
• Our View: Learning the hard way
• Our Readers' Views: A good experience at SVRHC
• Death Notice: Anacita Mae Puzzi
• Engagement: Purciello-Heady
• Border Patrol reports more apprehensions, but is that the whole story?
• ESL students compiling oral histories from long-time community members
• P&Z head alters wording of attendance ordinance
• Illegal burn gets out of hand
• Member of DOC work crew finds, accidentally sets off, grenade near I-10
• Police probe robbery at Walmart
• Assistant AG: Complaint against Bisbee council members lacks merit
• Military Update: Non-citizen recruits less likely to wash out
• Our View: Use common sense until there’s a solution
• Boxing Trial Camp in session on post
• Around Your Town 1/14/12
• Crime Beat: Sheriff’s activity log Jan. 11 to Jan. 12
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police report for Jan. 12
• Crime Beat: Sheriff’s arrest reports Jan. 5 to Jan. 9
• Our Readers’ Views: Money that could be saved
• Our Readers’ Views: Thanks for remembering Vets
• County, DOC helping to fix burned fences
• Arizona will begin issuing medical marijuana permits
• Arizona will begin issuing medical marijuana permits
• Work crew member accidentally explodes riot grenade
• Around Your Town 01/13/12
• Several events planned in Bisbee for MLK Day
• Ask Mrs. C: Parents want more than just A’s
• Backyard Astronomer: Moon trees on Earth?
• PKs kill Buena girls’ perfect march
• School board puts former Tombstone high school up for sale, again
• Bisbee principal questions digital learning center
• Accidents prompt road safety study
• Solar project narrowly approved by county commission
• Fort tour focuses on Buffalo Soldiers
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police, Jan. 11 to Jan. 12
• Our View: Independent in spite of ourselves
• Our Readers' Views: Thanks, Sierra Vista
• Our Readers' Views: Arizona needs a texting law
• Easier Said Than Done: Recycling — locally and nationally
• Learn to Be Free From the Past
• Supervisors discuss bill that would limit elections to even-numbered years
• Our View: Pointed in different directions
• Pedestrian struck in Hwy 90 incident
• ADOT plans closures for construction on I-10
• Crime Beat: Sheriff’s activity log for Jan. 10
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police report Jan. 10 to Jan. 11
• Ricardo’s on road to recovery after devastating fire
• Around Your Town 1/12/12
• Op-Ed: There’s room in the Legislature for bipartisanship
• Buena boys soccer gets much-needed win at Cienega
• Apaches run win streak to 12, toppling Mesa by 13
• Wrestling Roundup: Pumas drop 2 in multi-meet
• Lee MacGowan Spinks
• John Adam Durkit
• Marilyn J. McDanel and MSG. Richard L. McDanel (RET.)
• Fire at local Villa Tortillas & Tamales
• New Concert Listings - Jan 11, 2012
• Our View: The politics of fear
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police, Jan. 9 to Jan. 10
• Our Readers' Views: Public schools take a hit
• Our Readers' Views: Ode to the welfare state
• Our Readers' Views: Local band does well
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Activity Log: Jan. 9
• Midweek Morsels: Get old: Grow a centennial beard!
• Robert T. Martinez III, “Bubbah”
• Crime Beat: Bisbee police, Jan. 3 to Jan. 10
• Around your town 1/11/12
• Debt top issue for SV council candidates
• Hearing in alleged smuggling case reset
• Prep Roundup: Pumas prep for stretch run
• Joint Interoperability Test Command chief scientist receives ITEA President’s Award
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's department activity log, Jan. 6 to Jan. 8
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police, Jan. 4 to Jan. 8
• Our View: Road plan needs your input
• Our Readers' Views: Use local contractors
• Our Readers' Views: A Good Deed Done
• Cochise women rout Frank Phillips, 79-47
• Bisbee Copper Kings on ice
• Marilyn J. McDanel; MSG. Richard L. McDanel (RET.)
• John R. Kincaid
• Joan Marie Doyle
• On Your Mind: Dec. 30 to Jan. 6
• Our View: Technology aids parents and schools
• Missing man found alive in Texas
• Future home in Hereford to be one of the most energy efficient in Arizona
• Local mother takes aim at Biggest Loser lifestyle
• Around Your Town 1/9/12
• From Shadow Ridge: At the End of the Day
• ‘In Search of the Mayas’ presented at The Copper Queen Library
• ‘Hollywood and the Santa Cruz Valley’ presented at special luncheon
• Wings Over Willcox Festival: Free seminars offered to public, something for everyone
• Hometown Heroes
• Jones named Eagle Scout
• Anniversary: Johnson
• Anniversary: Quast
• Waiting for a miracle
• Bisbee 1000 helps fund local organizations
• 11th Tactical Theater Signal Brigade deploys to Afghanistan
• Those out of work find help from SEAGO
• Ask Mrs. C : Waldo, the long and the short(s) of it
• Master Gardener: It’s time to plant roses
• Dear Prof: Following up on New Year resolutions 2012
• Family frantically searching for missing father
• Local troops depart for Afghanistan
• Military Update: Underwater homes are driving families apart
• Our View: Fort school is something special
• On The Record: Marriages – Nov. 2011
• Wreck leaves 1 hurt, delays traffic on Fry Blvd.
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police reports for Jan. 5
• Military Update: Petreaus: ‘Underwater’ home loans force families apart
• Man accused of threatening takes plea deal
• Hearing set in $1 million embezzlement case
• Around Your Town 1/7/12
• Crime Beat: Sheriff’s arrest reports Dec. 30 to Jan. 6
• Our View: Fort school is something special
• Trial to begin for man accused in shootings
• Buena girls continue to struggle
• Colts bury Cienega, get set for Amphi duel tonight
• Jackets have bye to title tilt
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police, Jan. 5, 2012 - Jan. 6, 2012
• Reward offered on deer shooting
• Three more arrests in gun burglary
• Birth Announcement: Stella Rose Mclain
• Around Your Town 01/06/12
• Shootout under way
• Easier Said Than Done: Being wired to eat without thinking
• Our View: She sets a good example
• Our Readers' Views: Two Points Missed
• Our Readers' Views: A poem on New Morality
• Our Readers' Views: A million thanks!
• Sheriff announces arrest in gun burglary
• clubs, live music, karaoke for Jan. 5
• What's happening for Jan. 5
• Movies
• Shooting suspects nabbed trying to cross into Mexico
• Homeless man charged with kidnapping
• Naco Wellness Initiative awarded funds
• Man faces probation for disorderly conduct involving a weapon
• Officials seek help in solving recent gun burglary
• Marijuana found in car after woman is killed in rollover
• Grants will allow sheriff’s office to continue DUI outreach
• Luncheon to honor Veteran of the Year
• Blind fisherman brings it fresh to farmers market
• Post school to meet ‘net zero’ energy goal
• Cochise women bounce back from loss of PG
• Cochise men topple Pima, set for AWC
• Wild horses
• New contact information provided by Forest Service
• Around Your Town 1/5/12
• New Concert Listings - Jan 4, 2012
• Fire reported south of Sierra Vista is a controlled burn
• New, reduced recording fees in effect
• Homeless man beaten with 2-by-4
• Controlled burns to be held starting Thursday
• Around Your Town 01/04/12
• Breaking news: Romney wins Iowa caucus by 8 votes
• Our View: The future of our defense
• Jack in the Box renovations should be finished soon
• Sheriff’s office won’t seek prosecution in fatal shooting last year
• For some pediatricians’ patients, sweet treats are out, books are in
• Ranger District seeks reduced roadways in national forest
• Helen Elaine Kiefer
• Richard D. Nordenberg
• Letter to the Editor: Tombstone Tuba success
• Letter to the Editor: Festival says thank you
• Letter to the Editor: Many to thank for funds
• Midweek Morsels: Take the plunge and help Special Olympics
• Houston tops Penn St. in TicketCity Bowl
• Florida beats Ohio St 24-17, avoid losing record
• S. Carolina beats Nebraska in Capitol One Bowl
• Oregon powers past Wisconsin in Rose Bowl
• Nash scores 21; Suns beat Warriors
• Oklahoma St. wins Fiesta Bowl in OT
• County population declines
• Ask M&M: What trends likely lie ahead?
• Unexploded ordnance to be detonated today
• Victims of bar shooting in stable condition
• Sheriff’s office gets calls about burglary case
• EPA regulation changes could have local impact
• Sonora man’s cultivation of chiltepin peppers brings jobs to area residents
• Our View: Housing market may be on the rebound
• First election year vote to take place on Feb. 28
• Around Your Town 1/3/12
• Two shot, suspect in custody
• Sheriff seeks clues after firearms stolen in Sierra Vista burglary
• On Your Mind: Dec. 24 to Dec. 30
• Around Your Town for Jan. 2, 2012
• Rock for Rehab returns to Bisbee
• Fiesta Bowl pits 2 of nation’s best quarterbacks
• Fitzgerald, Cardinals beat Seahawks
• Our Readers' Views: Be wary of Tombstone repairs
• Our Readers' Views: Another Successful Festival of Trees
• New Year's shootings in Bisbee injures two
• Westbrook, Thunder coast past Suns, 107-97
• Best 0f 2011
• Residents unsure of mail security following rash of thefts in Sierra Vista
• Poker event to help fund boy’s bone marrow transplant
• Dear Prof: Educational Resolutions for the 2012 New Year
• Nine candidates seek positions in county
• Around Your Town 1/1/12
• City-issued building permits up from 2010
• In The Desert Garden: What to do with Christmas plants after the holidays
• Our View: Our mail is our business
• Commentary: Race for Republican nomination really is like a horse race
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Reports Dec. 28 to Dec. 29
• On The Record: Divorces – Nov. 2011
• Loved Ones of the Incarcerated: Prisoners: No one person is an island
• Crime Beat: Sheriff Arrest Reports Dec. 22 to Dec. 30
• Oklahoma beats Iowa in Insight Bowl
• Buena Boys take third place in tournament
• Military Update: Lawmakers waste billions fumbling ‘Doc-Rate Fix’
• Our View: Make it a safe holiday
• Lyceum Lecture in Bisbee will offer brief and witty legal insights
• Police on lookout after mail thefts
• Rollover accident on Highway 90 leaves 1 hurt, results in road closure
• Scout aims to become Eagle in less than 2 years
• Police kill dog after it attacked its owner
• Around Your Town 12/31/11
• Rollover accident near Airport Road
• TUSD Board member Hicks demands the district follow the law, and put students before politicians
• Lane closures planned on I-10 near Benson next week
• Ask Mrs. C: Paging Dr. Waldo
• Reader View: Thank you for your support
• Reader View: A simple truth
• Reader Veiw: Coffee shop points of view
• Our View: Why Tucson?
• Around Your Town 12/30/11
• Huachuca City town prosecutor retires
• Rebidding on Environmental Operations Park upgrade project proves beneficial for Sierra Vista
• Apaches win first two of three at home
• Sixers surge past Suns
• Buena boys hoops team wins big
• Bisbee Rotary Club crosses the border in the name of Christmas
• Use sense if using fireworks
• Our View: Celebrate the returning troops
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Activity Report, Dec. 23 to Dec. 26
• Crime Beat: Bisbee police report Dec. 18 to Dec. 26
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police Dec. 22 to Dec. 28
• New Concert Listings Dec. 28, 2011
• US warns Iran against closing key oil passage
• CORRECTION: Water Wise event is Jan. 7
• Judge denies new trial motion for driver convicted of hitting pedestrians in Douglas
• Captain Wilfred J. Toczko, Sr.
• Catherine (Katie) Gertrude Compton
• John “Jack” Albert Riddle
• Guest Commentary: Your light bulb is dripping!
• Our Readers' Views: Question the academic authority
• Our Readers' Views: Corrected Young Eagles date
• Our Readers' Views: Info on Muheim Heritage House
• Our Readers' Views: Praise for local doctor, hospital
• A change that makes sense
• Midweek Morsels: Warm up your vocal cords for the Community Choir
• Around Your Town, Dec. 28, 2011
• Public input sought on plan to coordinate disaster response
• Mailboxes vandalized, mail opened at local park
• Late jump shot wins it for New Orleans
• Buena girls get 2 wins to begin tournament
• Work scheduled on I-10 near Benson resumes Wednesday
• Around Your Town 12/27/11
• Many happy Christmas gift returns
• Our View: What is the price of personal safety?
• New state DUI law to relax interlock device requirement
• Buena High CyberPatriot team falls short of semi-finals qualification
• Crime Reports: 01/22/11
• Report urges an increase in Sierra Vista impact fees
• Our Readers' Views: North Korea deja vu? Probably not
• Our Readers' Views: Solve the debt: Flip a coin
• Our Readers' Views: Arguments of an amusing nature
• Coronado National Forest supervisor authorizes city of Tombstone to complete additional repairs to damaged water system
• Our View: Time to do your homework
• On Your Mind: Dec. 17 to Dec. 23
• Our Readers' Views: Proud of our Arizona legislators
• Our View: It's Christmas, period
• Military Update: Drawdown signals end of the benefit boom
• Cassie's Chronicles:Last days in Asia
• Our Readers' Views: Abide the overwhelming evidence
• Multiple units respond to Bisbee blaze
• Sierra Vista PetSmart helps homeless animals find loving family this Christmas
• Still time to make donation to schools, receive tax credit
• Around Your Town 12/25/11
• Saint Nicholas says some kids’ requests not for themselves
• Gloria Hackenberry Shields
• Structure fire reported in Bisbee
• Bisbee business owner reaps benefits of rural energy program
• The Backyard Astronomer: Science vs. The Star of Bethlehem
• Our View: Finding meaning in the season
• Crime Beat:Bisbee police Dec. 14 to Dec. 19
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police Dec. 21 and Dec. 22
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Department Dec. 5 to Dec. 21
• Our Readers' Views: Don’t be blinded by the truth
• Our Readers' Views: Hunting is good for Arizona
• Arizona Awarded $25 Million in Race to the Top Grant for Education
• Trial scheduled for March in sexual assault
• Sierra Vista murder suspect scheduled for hearing
• Traffic stop nets arrests, 100 pounds of pot
• Around Your Town 12/23/11
• Creative writing conference receives grant for efforts aiding local art community
• Effort aids needy families in Huachuca City
• Holiday weekend to affect business hours of city services, stores
• AG’s advice sought on Sunsites tax district
• They look like Champions
• Bisbee asks public help in garbage handling
• Our View: Let the Lesson-Learning Begin
• Our Readers' Views: Local group donates to mission
• Our Readers' Views: Prostate cancer awareness
• Our Readers' Views: Hospice care was exceptional
• Easier Said Than Done: Swimming your way to a better year
• Border Patrol Agents Give Back to the Community
• Woo at the Zoo
• Persistence pays off as state steps up to fund Bisbee sideway along Hwy. 92
• Energy savings in Tombstone schools' future
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Department Activity Log Dec. 1 to Dec. 18
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Dec. 17 to Dec. 21
• Crime Beat: Sentencings - Oct. 2011
• Our View: Competition is a good thing
• A very big game
• No one hurt as car strikes school bus
• Around Your Town 12/22/11
• Our Readers' Views: For the kids at Christmas
• Our Readers' Views: ALEC and GOP connection exposed
• Our Readers' Views: Theories practiced in real life
• New IRC maps please some, others not so much
• Arrest made in series of burglaries
• Cochise County recording fees to drop Jan. 1
• County hires hydrology firm for storm water recharge project
• Cochise supervisors make local purchase preference a permanent policy
• Prep Roundup: Bisbee girls back on track vs. Patagonia
• Jackets start fast, rout Benson
• Coaches-in-law
• The Market: This Week
• Around Your Town 12/21/11
• Angel Tree Program makes season merry for kids, families who need help
• Annual Christmas tree recycling drive is on
• First Baptist students write, perform their own Christmas show
• Toddler wanders from house; found safe
• Testing schedule set for gifted and talented program
• Bike ride fund raising effort nets $7,350
• Our Readers' Views: Macroevolution never occurs
• New Concert Listing for Dec. 20, 2011
• Medicaid squeeze could be death knell for some rural hospitals
• Pre-trial conference set in attempted murder case
• Creating decorations helps students learn international holiday traditions
• Fort’s future looks bright, general tells Rotary Club
• Death Notice: Marcus L Reynolds
• Death Notice: Gary E. Cremer
• Robert Edward French
• COL Justice B. (JB) King (RET)
• Lita Paul
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Dec. 12-17
• Justice Court Docket: Collection can be harder than judgement
• Reader View: End of the year donations help
• Reader View: Home tour a major success
• Our View: Keep an eye on this issue
• Man gets five-year sentence for pharmacy robbery
• INFORMATION FOR THE 2012 TUCSON RODEO PARADE
• Testing for Elementary Giftetd and Talented Discovery Program
• Our Readers' Views: Inaccuracies to be corrected
• Our Readers' Views: No Lies Yet
• Guest Column: State Rep disagrees with NTSB
• On Your Mind: Dec. 9 to Dec. 16
• Offensive drought goes on for Buena boys
• Seasoned Lions hold off young Colt charge
• Shooting victim arrested for failing to register as sex offender
• Bill targets smugglers who use ultralight aircraft to bring drugs into U.S.
• Local bird enthusiasts participate in century-old Christmas count
• Sierra Vista to redistribute development fee burden
• Writing Wrongs: Christmas is coming, the geese are getting fat …
• President's Corner: A jolly good year in review
• Dear Prof: Christmas gifts for academic motivation and success
• ‘Can do’ attitude helps Bisbee deal with the economy
• Iona Pearl Wysong
• End of the middle class tied to education
• Consequences of the RQ-170 Sentinel
• Letter to the editor: Fascism is at our door
• Letter to the Editor: We need more Sheriff Joes
• Sierra Vista confident it will be able to acquire land near sports complex
• Tombstone school board gives approval to hire Dean of Students
• Pueblo del Sol second graders become filmmakers
• Subcontractors say they have not been paid for new office
• Around Your Town 12/17/11
• A challenge at last
• Copper Queen CEO honored for rural health leadership
• Shacat honored by Mexican Consulate
• Armed robbery trial delayed to May
• Trial cancelled for suspect in shooting
• Judge considers timing of motion for new trial
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Report, Nov. 23 to Dec. 9
• Military Update:New BAH rates increase housing pay an average of 2 percent
• Our View: Good news for Cochise County from IRC
• Our Readers' Views: The make-up of our Congress
• Our Readers' Views: It’s always a good time to save a life
• Our Readers' Views: Say what you mean, mean what you say
• Revolution boys bring home Silver, girls come up just minutes short
• Jackets top St. Gregory, ready for big rematch with Benson
• Colts slowed, but victorious
• Bisbee girls hit a road block in home rematch with Douglas
• Fundraiser set for Dec. 18 to help Sierra Vista girl in her battle against cancer
• LifeNet drops off toys for Bisbee Fire Department Christmas drive, but more donations are sought
• Dogs’ owner is cited for attack on woman
• Warren District seeks historic places listing
• Drew (Doc) Durrer
• Frank Valenzuela Garcia
• Letter to the editor: EAA Chapter 776 says thank you
• Letter to the Editor: Try and keep an open mind
• Easier Said Than Done: Game on! Let’s take down Kansas!
• Our View: Mobile command makes sense
• Around Your Town 12/16/11
• Police respond to fight at Walmart
• Colts draw Caballeros, nil to nil
• Buena 3-0 at Tombstone
• Margaret Reyes
• Dispute leads to delay in construction of Sierra Vista Ranger District office building
• Veteran of the Year speaks about being honored, what his duties entail
• Man is killed after altercation at bar in Mescal
• Woman attacked by multiple dogs saved by Good Samaritans
• Our View: Time to put down the cellphone
• Our Readers’ Views: Be independent, come to our party
• Our Readers’ Views: Choral group says thanks
• Our Readers’ Views: A Kuranda bed donation
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Reports Dec. 7 to Dec. 11
• Around Your Town 12/15/11
• The Market: This Week
• Argument in Mescal ends in murder
• Our View: A step in the right direction
• Midweek Morsels: Dance in the season with a Christmas fantasy
• Guest Opinion:Unmanned aircraft critical to our future
• Bisbee girls turn tables on Empire in a big way
• Buena hoops teams defeat Sunnyside
• Jackets knocked back
• Recall vote for Palominas fire district board chair will be March 13
• Help needed as Salvation Army holiday donation distribution draws near
• Badge-pinning ceremony lets Palominas firefighters know they are appreciated
• Sunsites tax district foes seek funds for lawsuit
• Around Your Town 12/14/11
• City to pursue rehab grant for low-income residents
• Bike and pedestrian maps available online
• Local man enters plea in alleged soccer funds theft
• Tools of the Trade: Emergency rescue filters are vital equipment
• New Concert Listings Dec. 13, 2011
• Buena beats Cienega to go 5-0 in last match of ’11
• Donations, volunteers brighten holiday spirit for orphans in Naco, Mexico
• Man dies after being hit by vehicle on Highway 92
• Sierra Vista School Board goes high tech with I-Pads
• Few in U.S. realize border trade impact, report says
• Mirich nominated for Kaps award
• Around Your Town 12/13/11
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Department Arrest Report, Nov. 11 to Nov. 23
• Our View: Time for Bisbee to increase its bed tax
• Our Readers' Views: Good experience at SVRHC
• John Joseph O’Brien
• Our Readers' Views: Increase recycling pick up
• Rain delays work on I-10 at Highway 90 near Benson
• Supreme Court will rule on Arizona immigration law
• Friends of the Library Book Sale
• Our Readers’ Views: No such thing as a personal God
• Our Readers’ Views: Tax credit concerns
• Our View: Preserve this historic treasure
• On Your Mind: 12/12/11
• Cops cater to kids looking for a toy-filled Christmas
• Musicians needed for Tombstone Tuba event
• Huchuca City mobile home fire likely the result of a cigarette, official says
• Residents express views about mine
• Around Your Town 12/12/11
• On Your Mind: Dec. 2 to Dec. 9
• Dialogues: NBA would be wise to trust in the ethos of the pick-up game
• Cochise teams head to break with wins
• Colts second at Douglas Invite
• Economic outlook for Bisbee, ‘cautiously optimistic’
• Friends of Warren Ballpark seeks funds to upgrade facility's restrooms
• Sierra Vista celebrates Wreaths Across America
• Ask Mrs C: For Waldo, it doesn’t pay to be late
• What the heck is a Master Gardener?
• Cassie's Chronicles: Running through Asia
• Dear Prof: Answers to the question of academic preparation for college
• Frank Richard Gnagni
• William Norman Lent
• Robert Sertich, Sr.
• A policy-driven crisis
• Letter to the Editor: An earthquake in this area?
• Buena JROTC CyberPatriot Team gets wake-up call at
• Soccer: Late PK gives Jags another 2-1 win over Buena boys
• Tension erupts on Huachuca City council over attorney’s invoice
• Prep Roundup: Buena boys breeze by Sabino to stay perfect
• Greenway Elementary students practice for performance
• Colts trail only Chapin
• More than 50 civil service jobs to be cut on fort
• Military Update: National Guard deeds at home, in war, delivering JCS seat
• Our View: Doing nothing makes sense
• Our Readers’ Views: Article offers insight on impact of abuse
• Our Readers’ Views: Abortion is the issue with Planned Parenthood
• Our Readers’ Views: Should we modify building codes?
• Trial date pushed back in SV murder case
• Plea deal made in pharmacy robbery
• Judge may postpone hotel robbery trial
• Learn the Buffalo Soldier story on tour
• Demolition of old I-10 near Benson set for Monday
• Sheriff's Department files Wednesday report
• Senior softball wraps up another uproarious season
• Prep Roundup: Valley Union clips Bisbee girls in quick turnaround
• Showtime on demand
• Vouchers help Carmichael Elementary students learn joy of giving
• Sheriff’s office shows off new vehicle
• Plaque unveiled at ceremony honoring Miracle Valley shootout victim
• Assault suspect enters into plea deal
• Fire burns in Garden Canyon area
• Redistricting panel works to maintain minorities’ voice
• Backyard Astronomer: Early-risers will see total lunar eclipse
• Around Your Town
• Ride your bike to assist those with mental illness
• Our View: Ban on plastic bags a good idea
• Easier Said Than Done: How does your garden grow?
• Our Readers' Views: Vote the rascals out
• Cochise men grind one out over Coyotes
• Buena defeats Empire, Pueblo in 3-way meet
• McNary, Colts blast Devils
• Buena JROTC cadets earn badges for completing tracking skills course
• Giving Tree program to help 600 kids this holiday
• Email scammers using fear to get cash
• Bisbee ban on bags a first in Arizona
• William Donald Buxton, Sr.
• Our View: A lesson for all states
• Our Readers' Views: Surprise gift from a stranger
• Our Readers' View: Thanksgiving weekend was special
• Our Readers' Views: Many to thank for parade, fly-in
• Sierra Vista Superintendent: Lego team, JROTC offer good examples of community interaction
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Reports Dec. 3 to Dec. 6 — Bisbee Reports Nov. 26 to Dec.4
• Leisure Services offer kids chance to get active
• Friends look to aid family after house fire
• Around Your Town 12/08/11
• Local organizations offer great Christmas deals
• Annual Operation H.O.M.E. Christmas Party for Military Children Sat. Dec. 10th!
• Caregiver Coach: The wound that keeps on bleeding
• Prep Roundup: Jackets hang tough with Douglas, but come up shy
• Nearly a shutout
• Bisbee mayor files open meetings complaint
• Pearl Harbor survivor also fought at Normandy, spent time as POW
• Pearl Harbor survivor to be honored today
• Keep Sierra Vista taxes as they are, commission urges
• Unhelpful victim frustrates shooting probe
• Around Your Town 12/07/11
• Final Toys for Tots collection is Dec. 19
• Investigation of house fire continues
• Grant to fund water recharge project
• Jeffrie Harry Jessup
• Our View: Watching Miller Canyon closely
• Our Readers' Views: Opinions should not be censored
• Our Readers' Views: Two concerns about OWS
• Our View: The importance of remembering Pearl Harbor
• Our Readers' Views: Save our wildlife
• Our Readers' Views: Isn’t truth the ultimate goal?
• Our Readers' Views: Planned Parenthood is essential
• Harold M. Dveris
• Bradley James Kingston
• Anna Maxine Hill
• Apaches Korcheck, Welles tops in ACCAC
• Prep Roundup: Buena girls stay spotless in counting games
• Veritas school students aid Salvation Army’s effort to help those in need
• Suspect arrested in accidental shooting
• Grant helps SV firefighters breathe easier
• Winning parade floats announced
• Hereford residents urged to secure mail boxes after 2 incidents
• Around Your Town 12/06/11
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police report, Nov. 28 to Dec. 4
• On Your Mind: Nov. 25 to Dec. 2
• Tiger Woods ends 2-year win drought
• Rematch: LSU vs. Alabama in BCS title
• Tour of historic homes on Fort Huachuca offers glimpse into past, life in the military
• Court security officials play vital role in keeping order, giving directions
• Hearing set for sexual assault case
• Our Readers' Views: Orwellian logic
• Our Readers' Views: No need to get angry
• Our Readers' Views: Murder is not legal in Arizona
• Around Your Town 12/05/11
• NASCAR experience a big thrill
• Apaches thump Monsters 113-87
• Students show thanks for scholarships with award-winning card
• Santa makes several stops in Sierra Vista during tour
• Firefighters show appreciation, modesty at receiving high praise during parade
• Owners of Beatty Guest Ranch worry about water
• Dialogues: The British have occupied our manhood
• Guest Commentary: An unfair and illogical burden on the State
• Around Your Town 12/04/11
• Our View: Support the hospital
• Commentary: Revision of self-defense law has made murder legal
• Cassie’s Chronicles: Mahout for a day
• Dear Prof: Academic preparation for college
• Executive Director: Keeping it local makes a great holiday
• In The Desert Garden: Be wary of poisonous plants at holiday time
• James Eugene Plant
• Our View: Tonight's your night to join in the fun!
• Tombstone ready to ring in holidays
• Prep Roundup: Tombstone boys stay hot, knock off T. Verde
• Colts pick up the D
• Pueblo del Sol students paint life with cowboy-styled poetry
• Motion to retry Douglas driver gets hearing date
• Holiday Parade to bring road closures
• Around Your Town 12/03/11
• Louise Marie Taylor
• Our Readers' Views: BAR sets new schedule
• Our Readers' Views: Letter, editor lied on the facts
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police Nov. 25 to Nov. 28
• Military Update: VA staff shortages still impacting care, PTSD experts say
• Prep Roundup: Buena boys stunned by Desert View
• Jackets drop hammer
• Zumba class offers fun workout in Bisbee
• Around Your Town 12/02/11
• Hospital expansion to affect cafeteria hours
• Man exposed himself to woman, police say
• Maintenance to be done on SV sewer pipes
• Sierra Vista to light Christmas tree tonight
• Huachuca City tree lighting is tonight
• NAMI bike tour to aid those with mental illness
• Tour of Homes on Fort Huachuca offers a glimpse at local history
• Buena Academic Decathlon team poised to challenge for state title
• Plaque to be dedicated for deputy who was victim of Miracle Valley attack
• Bisbee Public Works head eyes more recycling help
• Our View: Be prepared for the season
• FAIRWAYS AND GREENS: Misconceptions about the causes of slow play
• Miller sees Korcheck, Apaches rout Glendale CC
• Cochise women win thriller over Rubin, Gauchos
• Blue Devils escape Buena
• Annual holiday parade to take place this Saturday
• 11th Signal soldiers prepare for upcoming deployment to Afghanistan
• DEATH NOTICE: James E. Plant
• Income from Social Security at 8 percent of county total
• Bisbee shops targeted by ‘pro’ thief
• Canada volleyball team will visit Mexico to help underprivileged
• Around Your Town 12/01/11
• Barbara “Bobbi” Jean Cortez
• Stanford (Lew) A. Lewis
• Bisbee church to host Guadalupe event
• Crime Beat: Cochise County Sheriff's Dept. Arrest Reports, Nov. 5 to Nov. 24
• New Concert Listings Nov. 30, 2011
• In senior softball, it’s the playing itself that counts
• Prep Roundup: Buena girls lose a tough one at Palo Verde, 67-59
• Dillard leads offensive explosion for 5-0 Colts
• Colts shut out Rangers
• Firefighters’ entry wins Festival of Trees title
• Defendants plead not guilty in drug case
• End of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ a blessing for fort lieutenant, partner
• Power co-op ruling’s result still unclear
• Brewer won’t rush on redistricting issue
• Hospitals sue to prevent more Medicaid pay cuts
• Welding student’s work praised at AWS state meeting
• Around Your Town 11/30/11
• Our Readers' Views: Tombstone Legion says thank you
• Our Readers' Views: Obama's Hope & Change snapshot
• Crime Beat: Bisbee Police Report, Nov. 15 to Nov. 26
• HIKING IN SOUTHEAST ARIZONA: Morgan Mine, a more interesting destination
• Illness forces SV bowling great into retirement
• Wreaths Across America benefits from Prestige Care fundraising drive
• Investigation under way in Sierra Vista shooting
• Video helps clarify property tax confusion
• Bisbee shop owners get creative for holiday season
• Cochise College to participate in AIDS awareness effort
• Ramp closures this week near I-10 at Benson
• Chili at parade will raise funds for poor
• Seventh annual Christmas Tea set for Saturday
• On The Record: Divorces and Marriages for October, 2011
• Frances M. Sloan
• Court proceedings set for January in two Cochise cases
• Our View: Cochise College is flying high
• Our Readers' Views: NAACP reports successful fundraiser
• Around Your Town 11/29/11
• Friends of the Library Book Sale
• Our View: Time to review change in Arizona self-defense law
• ASU official: Erickson out as Sun Devils coach
• ASU can’t rally past DePaul
• Playoff would increase drama that the BCS curtails
• Syracuse fires assistant hoops coach Fine
• Cardinals beat Rams, Wells sets team one-game rushing record
• Cascabel Fair offers shopping, food, and fun
• Christmas Party at Mexican orphanage provides only gifts kids will receive
• College set to improve aviation facility
• Around Your Town 11/28/11
• Finding joy in the little things
• Cochise County Sentencings - October, 2011
• On Your Mind: November 19 to November 25
• Buena girls top Sahuaro in slugfest to place fifth
• 1st Safeway finale classic
• Hundreds partake in Festival of Lights
• San Pedro at center of BLM, USFS talk
• Self defense law frustrates prosecutors
• Sierra Vista grease recycling effort nets 136 gallons
• There is still time to contribute to Operation Christmas Child
• Cassie’s Chronicles: Snapshots of Laos
• Dear Prof: Student book clubs for career exploration
• Our View: Answer that ringing bell this year
• Our Readers’ Views: Local support aids Food Bank
• Our Readers’ Views: Williams not correct on facts
• Our Readers’ Views: Responding to false online posts
• Raymond Best
• Thomas Eugene Hall
• PTSD Support Group - Peer 2 Peer Meets Sunday at Sierra Vista Library (11/27)
• Prep Roundup: Buena soccer teams come up short of quarters
• Colts start out strong
• Grease recycling a big success after Thanksgiving
• Black Friday starts on Thursday for local shoppers
• Local marshal arts students learn how to handle bullies
• Hope for those in need of adoption
• Review of 1995 murder sought for Willcox man
• Some Sunsite residents may sue Cochise County
• Military Update: Amid battles to protect benefits, gays seek equality
• Our View: Recall process is difficult for a good reason
• Our Readers' Views: A complaint on treatment at the hospital
• Our Readers' Views: Lack of a cause hampers 'Occupiers'
• Our Readers' Views:Divided we fall
• A hot meal and fellowship make it a special day in Bisbee
• Familiar ring returns to signal important season for Salvation Army
• Bisbee moves to regulate community gardens
• Thanks to an army of volunteers
• Ask Mrs. C: Waldo is blue over a hairy matter
• Backyard Astronomer: Determine the planets by looking at the moon
• Our View: Be smart this holiday shopping season
• Our Readers' Views: Rotary run was successful
• Our Readers' Views: Senator is not in favor of Flat Tax Bill
• Our Readers' Views: Flat tax takes from the poor
• Easier Said Than Done:Giving thanks for another option
• Friends Book Signing and Sale
• TURKEY TIME!
• Public facility closings in Sierra Vista`
• Buena girls debut with 61-10 rout over Amphi
• First Safeway Classic set to tip Friday morning
• Food, fun and family highlight post dinner
• Many in Bisbee give thanks for food boxes offered by the fire department
• State fee, economy hurt day care
• Our View: What we share with the pilgrims
• Our Readers' Views: Recover the remains of these Marines
• Our Readers' Views: Honor the will of the voters
• Duane Sartain
• Around Your Town 11/24/11
• Church to offer free food, sleeping bags to area homeless
• Cruiser cash collection contest to aid Special Olympics
• GOA puts 'human-caused' fires at 40 percent
• Around Your Town 11/23/11
• Controlled burns scheduled through Dec. 30
• Fort to hold annual tree lighting and menorah ceremony
• Public Works Department to help residents dispose of grease safely
• Tour of Homes kicks off Bisbee holiday events
• Trunk to truck: Christmas gift program sees rapid growth
• Tombstone High students to take part in antelope preservation project
• Supervisors approve new precinct boundaries
• Signal Brigade Orange takes Turkey Bowl bragging rights from the MI Corps Blues
• Apaches hold on to defeat Westwind Prep
• Buena girls off to strong start despite loss to IRHS
• Back from Real-ity
• Schedule of events for Bisbee holiday events
• Bisbee readies for a special holiday after the holiday
• Our View: The regulation of common sense
• Wednesday is gobbling time at Thunderbird Dining facility on fort
• First Lego League tournament brings out students’ creativity
• Donations pour in, saving food box drive
• HIKING IN SOUTHEAST ARIZONA: Mt. Wrightson offers all-around great views
• Cochise women get Texas sweep
• Douglas tops Colt boys in opener
• Changing of the guard
• On the Record: September, 2011 Divorces, Sept. 21-30
• Crime Beat: Bisbee Police Nov. 12 to Nov. 14
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Log Nov. 14 to Nov. 18
• State treasurer says Arizona in better shape than forecast
• Hot political rhetoric heats up campaign season kickoff for Republicans
• George Nelm
• Sonia Abrams
• Our View: The real meaning of the holiday
• Recall petition sought on Gov. Brewer
• Window shopping takes on new twist
• Former Border Patrol agent speaks of dangers along boundary
• State cuts could hurt stability of hospital
• Our View: The end of the OWS
• Our Readers' Views: How is the money being used?
• Our Readers' Views: Pretty soon its real money
• Around Your Town 11/21/11
• Gay and lesbian support group opens chapter in Sierra Vista
• On Your Mind: Nov. 11 to Nov. 17
• Highway 92 Cafe owner shocked by Internet posting
• Births
• Marriage: Thompson-Aguilar
• Anniversary: Henson
• Marriage: Carrithers–Baetsle
• From Shadow Ridge: When King Kong Fell
• Marching Colts maintain tradition during successful competition season
• Sierra Vista Rotary Clubs host group study exchange from the Middle East
• Art meets fire
• Football game to help feed military families
• Program gives children of military families a fun way to learn to read, and a free surprise
• Energy-saving water pumps being ignored by builders
• Festival of Trees a spectacle of color at mall
• Colts second in home drill meet
• Apaches get better in win over TOCC
• Buena ‘Stallions’ run at Nike Regionals
• Dialogues: Am I gloating? No, let’s leave that ‘til August
• Commentary: Let the free market decide the abortion question
• Chili cooks offer students two college scholarships
• Around Your Town 11/20/11
• Writing Wrongs: What we need are a few good words
• Buena freshman’s dreams of singing, performing come true
• Veterans Services head: Actions, not words, bring jobs to those who served
• City to apply for grant to cover transit costs, but tough choices loom
• Demonstration shows dangers turkey fryers pose
• SV council OKs bicycle, pedestrian safety plan
• Overcoming challenges, Henry becomes NETCOM general
• Around Your Town 11/19/11
• Our View: Keep in the IRC in place, for now
• Our Readers' Views: Kill the Bill!
• Our Readers' Views: Everyone has to have some 'skin in the game'
• Our Readers' Views: Why does Washington fail us?
• Court Briefs At A Glance, Friday, Nov. 18
• Military Update: Military of two minds on success of super committee
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police, Nov. 10 to Nov. 13
• Military as sport returns to Buena
• Coronado Elementary gets ‘A’ grade from state
• Woman’s creative touch decorates Windemere for sixth straight year
• All are welcome on Thanksgiving at Bisbee church
• Group still trying to get lawsuit into federal court
• Around Your Town 11/18/11
• Boys & Girls Club enhances backyard playground with turf
• Art chair auction set for Nov. 26
• Behavioral health authority to host forum
• State jobless rate drops to 9 percent
• Crime Beat: Bisbee Police Report, Nov. 8 to Nov. 12
• Our Readers' Views: Against the Man
• Our Readers' Views: Not all Bush's fault
• Our View: Not your typical millionaires
• Easier Said Than Done: Is there couples’ food therapy?
• Cochise teams drop tight ones to Vaqueros
• Our Readers' Views: Be wary of wolves on the border
• Our Readers' Views: Care Net fundraiser a big success
• Our Readers' Views: An offer to Independents
• Police arrest woman after low-speed chase
• Senate candidate says key is business experience
• Bisbee to focus on cemetery issues
• Reading program offering free books to post children to be held Saturday
• Neglect, vandalism mar the Evergreen Cemetery
• Phyllis Shelton
• Toys for Tots collection is underway
• Around Your Town: 11/17/11
• New Concert Listings Nov. 16, 2011
• Apartment complexes to give away $100 Frys cards
• Maintenance to close Forest Service road
• Consulate announces Mexican food show
• Around Your Town 11/16/11
• Opposition all around for flat tax during public discussion in Benson
• Fire officials urge winter heating safety
• Public Works Department hopes turkey drive can feed all in need
• County supervisors decide fate of Sunsites golf course
• Bisbee girls shoot for a third straight tourney trip
• Dante’s dream
• Our View: Deja vu, all over again?
• Our Readers' Views: An Eagle Scout thank you
• Our Readers' Views: Eventually it comes to war
• Midweek Morsels: The benefits of shopping locally
• Tools of the Trade: Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus is vital
• James Walter Cooper
• How Viable is Ubuntu?
• HIKING IN SOUTHEAST ARIZONA: Corral Canyon: A hidden gem
• A long time county official honored
• Friday starts the fun in Naco!
• Crime Beat: Bisbee Police Report, Nov. 1 to Nov. 8
• The Justice Court Docket: Why don't all criminal defendants get jury trials?
• Virginia Gilbert
• Loretta Anne Kiser
• Ruby Osumi
• Jeff Douglas Porter
• Our Readers' Views: Businesses aid golf fundraiser
• Our Readers' Views: Corporate sponsors help the library
• Our Readers' Views: Find something else to write about
• Our View: Is there nothing good about the flat tax?
• College teams with rescuers to celebrate National Teddy Bear Day
• Structure fire hits storage business on Golden Acres Drive
• Monster Energy Supercross
• Structure fire on Golden Acres Drive this morning
• Kahne beats Edwards and Stewart, wins at PIR
• Fogg, Hill lead No. 16 Arizona past Ball State
• Skelton rallies Cardinals over Eagles
• Hymn Festival helps raise funds for new West End Vision Center
• Youth Center project behind schedule, may fail
• Our Readers' Views: The power of the Supreme Court
• Our Readers' Views: America's Scientific Ignorance
• On Your Mind: Nov. 4 to Nov. 11
• Apaches rally to beat NMMI
• Cochise women topple T-Birds
• Friendly fireworks
• Web site advocates alternatives to border wall, seeks donations
• Restoring Miracle Valley to its former glory latest goal of family’s ministry
• Court upholds 1 of 3 injunctions against Mullens
• Huachuca City sex offender ban draws lawsuit threat
• Record cold has lasting impact
• Teresa Mary Krieski
• Norman Wayne Childers
• Our Readers’ Views: Heed the Ninth Commandment
• Our Readers’ Views: Thank you for helping feed hungry
• Dialogues: Richard Dawkins, you’ve got a friend in Jesus
• Commentary: Roe v. Wade ignores property rights
• Tombstone Legion dedicates hall to fallen local soldier, Michael Montijo
• Historic locomotive stops in Benson during tour of the southwest
• Cassie’s Chronicles: As foreign as foreign can be —Trekking in Nepal
• Around Your Town: 11/13/11 (8 photos)
• Odessa hands Cochise first loss
• Plenty of pride at 17th annual parade
• Expo offers support, information for veterans
• 4 arrested after traffic stop leads to drug bust
• P&Z panel considers changes to policies on attendance, voting
• Huachuca City to hire interim clerk
• Police searching for drug, assault suspect
• Police arrest 3 in connection to vehicle theft
• Registration Open for Annual Operation H.O.M.E. Christmas Event for Military Families!
• Around Your Town: 11/12/11
• Our View: Playground politics that hurts us all
• Our Readers’ Views:Pay the bills by letting others pay their own
• Our Readers’ Views: Consider a local gas tax
• Hearing delayed for defendant in Sun Drywall federal case
• Ceremony celebrates new West End building
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Activity Log Nov. 4 - Nov. 10
• Third-graders sing in salute to veterans
• Local Marine’s memory honored during Corps’ birthday celebration
• Friends of the San Pedro: Large prehistoric herbivores lived in the San Pedro Valley
• Memories of Korea still vivid for Marine
• Around Your Town 11/11/11
• Ask Mrs. C: How can we get Waldo to come home?
• Our View: Veterans are our very best
• Easier Said Than Done: What makes our place, ‘someplace’
• Our Readers' Views: Firefighters say thanks
• Our Readers' Views: Balloon release bad for the environment
• Our Readers' Views: A day to pay respects to veterans
• Arnold “MOMO” L. Figueroa
• New Concert Listings Nov 10, 2011
• Firefighters look to fill food boxes
• Contest offered week-long visit to the area
• Judge denies defense motion for man accused of killing two at a party
• Red-light violators now face tickets
• Veterans Expo to accompany annual parade
• Around Your Town: 11/10/11
• Maxine Wren Moore
• Our View: The Price of Leadership, Paid
• Our Readers' Views: Empty Bowls says thank you
• Our Readers' Views: Empty Bowls says thank you
• HIKING: Bisbee Mountain Loop, the hike just next door
• FAIRWAYS AND GREENS: No such exodus at Turquoise Valley
• Mac’s Jags mauling way out of the cellar
• Colts eye school records at state
• Hughes era gets under way
• Cochise County prepares to host FIRST LEGO League competition
• Program gives local WWII vet his first visit to Washington, memorial
• Fifth-graders mix history lessons with Halloween fun
• DNA links Texas inmate to 2009 Portal burglary
• Vehicle rolls after pursuit; three injured
• Around Your Town 11/01/11
• Our View: A tough one for the city
• Our Readers' Views: Thank you from the symphony
• Crime Beat: Cochise County September Sentencings
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Oct. 26
• Palominas student Keyghan Burns a star at 7
• IRC: We'll sue the Governor
• Lawmaker wants voters to choose legislative boundaries
• Recycling deal to save city cash, allow county to use equipment
• Input sought on local redistricting effort
• Around Your Town: 10/31/11
• Grace Marie (nee Bingham) Hale
• Our View: Spread the word: Be Safe!
• Our Readers' Views: Newspaper is leaning to the right
• Our Readers' Views: The same old politics
• On Your Mind: Oct. 22 to Oct. 29
• Off-duty Border Patrol agent sentenced for purse theft
• Huachuca City council votes to clarify language on term limits
• William B. Francois
• Chili cooks seek shot at national contest while aiding charity
• Around Your Town 10/30/11
• Sierra Vista native gets hands-on safety training
• Sierra Vista faces tough choice to fix water woes
• Our Readers' Views: Military involvement will bring a bright future
• Dear Prof: References to help students succeed
• Myron Jaworsky: Not all biblical principals apply
• Our View: Not an issue for the voters
• Our Readers' Views: A lack of transparency
• Our Readers' Views: Make Sure Your Pet has the Chip
• Buena cross-country boys, girls headed to state tournament
• No return to state for Pumas after loss to Eagles
• Blue Devils too much for short-handed Buena squad
• Yellowjackets fall short in Hayhurst’s last game
• Military Update by Tom Philpott: Business board’s radical retirement plan blasted
• Photos from a fire drill
• Driver sentenced for striking two pedestrians in Douglas
• Local firm fined $225,000 for hiring illegal aliens
• City chips in on new Emergency Planner position
• Schools looking to make the grade
• Around Your Town Oct. 29
• Our View: Red light review?
• Our Readers' Views: Football with a $15 trillion debt
• Our Readers' Views: why evolutionists will never believe
• Buena, Bisbee treat season finales like playoff games
• Prep Roundup: Colts come up short in finale
• Hayhurst to resign after tonight
• 4 to be inducted into Veterans Hall of Fame today
• Support lets First Things First continue to aid development of children
• Cowboy poets use history to spur students’ creativity for contest
• Jury: Man not guilty in fatal shooting
• Around Your Town 10/28/11
• Easier Said Than Done: What a 'forks over knives' choice means
• Our Readers' Views: Type too small for Top 75
• Our Readers' Views: A simple matter of math
• Our Readers' Views: IRC should abide by constitution
• Mexican musician featured at Douglas event Oct. 28
• Controlled burns will begin Oct. 31 in city
• Ask Mrs. C: Should we make 'Waldo' eat breakfast?
• Jury finds Nelson not guilty in friend shooting
• Halloween celebration set at Brown Canyon Ranch
• Crime Beat: Bisbee Police Log, Oct. 18 to Oct. 25
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Department Oct. 21 to Oct. 25
• Meeting will consider Tombstone traffic plan
• Helen Brammer Turner
• College coffee shop celebrates one years since opening in Student Union
• Should county be a single district?
• Our View: We are a community of interest
• Our Readers' Views: The history and definition of NAZI
• Our Readers' Views: I want a tax plan that’s fair
• Around Your Town: 10/27/11
• Our Readers' Views: Creation: Science versus religion
• SV Senior Softball puts Series play in the shade
• HC Mustangs CAC volleyball champions
• Season coming to a boil
• DIALOGUES: Tempe days revisited
• Bowling Update: Behind Nelson’s first 300, Sierra Toyota team nearly sets state mark
• Make county whole, citizens tell IRC
• Southwest Gas customers voice concerns about ‘decoupling’ measure
• Crash diverts traffic, but no serious injuries
• Events offer safe Halloween fun in Sierra Vista
• Fire district is denied restraining order for now
• Marian L. Shiver
• Donald D. Young
• Jury trial in friend murder case underway
• Around Your Town 10/26/11
• Prescription pill drop off set for Saturday
• Cowboy Contest!
• Around Your Town 10/25/11
• Business leaders, elected officials gather to review education plan
• Series of SV fires deemed suspicious
• Some EMS patients wrongly billed on calls
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police, Oct. 20 - Oct. 21
• Northern Cochise Hospital offers vital services
• Farms, ranches may receive aid for damage from fires, floods
• Bisbee economic luncheon scheduled for Dec. 8
• Free dump day offered for Hoseshoe 2 fire victims
• Chili's Give Back Night for Vietnam Veterans of America - Nov. 1st - must present flyer!
• Construction will close I10 early Thursday
• Robert J. Jurgensen
• Robert J. Jergensen
• Ruth L. Clemmer
• New travel plaza now open at I10 intersection near Benson
• County employees make it Thanksgiving year 'round
• Bisbee City Manager a finalist for Santa Cruz County job
• Government meetings this week
• Hugh S. Beaudoin
• Kindergarten students take field trip to Dad’s farm in whetstone
• Carr House an example of Firewise protection
• Author offers input on state of economy
• Around Your Town: 10/24/11
• On Your Mind: Oct. 15 to Oct. 21
• Sabino’s Korcheck, Cholla’s Magot give the Runnin’ Apaches some length to go with their standard speed
• Local athletes get a chance to play at Cowboys Stadium in Dec.
• Thelma I. Cole
• Frankie Trussell
• Ruth L. Clemmer
• Gunfights, good times are plenty at Tombstone Helldorado Days
• Annual Festival of Trees fundraiser will decorate SV mall on Nov. 20
• Plan to split county angers both parties
• Our View: Not a willing withdrawal
• Our Readers’ Views: Excellent reporting on fire
• Our Readers’ Views: Anti-intellectualism in America
• Our Readers’ Views: A response from the Right
• Our Readers’ Views: Give us the old McCain back
• Commentary: A nation under siege
• Commentary: Griffin speaks out on Independent Redistricting Commission
• Colts get by Jags for 3rd win of year
• Yellowjackets get back on right track at Tanque Verde
• Gone to the ’Dogs
• Equine Expo to offer horse owners advice to keep animals healthy
• Pipeline installation to bring traffic delays
• Palominas school's program aimed at keeping students off drugs
• Hunter given official title as Palominas fire chief
• Police calls: Sierra Vista police Oct. 19-20; Sheriff's Office Oct. 4-9
• Military Update: Key senators back TRICARE fees; retiree COLAs return
• The fast and furious farce
• No need to ridicule friends of faith
• A wish for the OWS protestors
• Science and religion are mutually exclusive
• Our View: State won’t find budget relief here
• Halloween contest to aid animal shelter
• Amerind Museum Art Event - Dragoon, AZ
• Topminnows released back to nature
• SV fire department considers fees for some non-transport calls
• Around Your Town 10/21/11
• For Helldorado Parade Grand Marshal, Tombstone was love at first sight
• Convicted killer gets life in 1973 murder
• Breaking the roles: Student Shannon Jacobs interning with Southwest Gas
• Dever says federal authorities went too far in refusing access
• Prep Roundup: Tombstone girls take tough loss to Benson
• Drumgoole back for THS at Tanque Verde
• Minus some key players, Colts visit Desert View
• To defend The Pick
• Ask Mrs. C: Why do homework?
• The Backyard Astronomer: The planets show off for Hallowe’en
• Join in and make a difference on Saturday
• Change of plea hearing in local case against drywall company
• Life sentence for man convicted of 1973 murder
• Buena VB tops DV, but state hopes are still dim
• Second wind
• Radio with a young outlook
• Bisbee council dismisses petition regarding motorcycle noise violation
• Around Your Town for Oct. 20
• Helldorado Days offer a step back into history
• Sheriff Dever speaks at SACA meeting
• Timothy Edward Desmarais
• James C. Wood
• Stanley Skarbowski
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Department log, Oct. 8 to Oct. 18
• Our View: Why are we still in Afghanistan?
• Our Readers' Views: Competence or confidence?
• Our Readers' Views: Football and politics
• ‘Stars’ a success
• Poor job on Monument Fire
• Sierra Vista police seek bowlers to aid Special Olympics
• Prostrate cancer test is reliable
• Correction
• Fort Huachuca district officials tour school construction site
• Woman to get new trial in fatal stabbing case
• Group seeks new state sales tax
• Illegal immigrants involved in two separate incidents
• Fort ceremony celebrates record of service accomplished by company
• Around Your Town 10/19/11
• Open mic night to give poets, singers new place to perform
• Our View: Obama’s policies are failing
• Midweek Morsels: Come be a cowboy for an evening
• Frances Marie Bentley
• Former NFL players to take part in charity basketball competition
• Police seek help in Cars in the Park theft case
• Around Your Town 10-18-11
• Man gets 16 years for killing wife
• Arrest made in alleged home invasion
• Customers will get to comment on proposed ACC rate hike
• Checkpoint expansion project to start soon
• Herald/Review wins national award for Monument Fire coverage
• Border Patrol confirms shooting
• Sky’s the limit for Benjamin after 18-year-old rolls first 300
• Tombstone tops Bisbee to stay in state hunt
• The road to Yosemite
• Arizona Street in Bisbee reopens with smooth cars, pavement
• Shirley Langley
• Mary Wilson
• Onward with Reverse: Reverse mortgage — know the facts
• Poverty in Cochise County  
• HC council says proposed expenses to hire temporary town clerk require more scrutiny
• County supervisors consider ideas on how to redraw voting districts
• Around Your Town 10/17/11
• Willcox apple orchard offers visitors peaceful escape from life, technology
• Ask M&M: When is a partner the right thing for a business?
• City wrestles with water clarifier cost
• Comfort Keepers celebrates 10th anniversary
• How to comment on the Rosemont Mine Project
• Forest Service: Mine proposal falls short of air, water quality regulations
• Our View: IRC has ignored our request
• Our Readers' Views: Why Bother?
• Our Readers' Views: The Religious Right is losing badly
• Cochise County Building Permits
• On Your Mind: Oct. 8 to Oct. 14
• Sierra Vista Herald, Tucson Weekly win top state honors
• County Supervisors don't like proposed redistricting
• Community comes together to feed the hungry
• People’s Budget calls for new national priorities
• Our View: Choosing to make a difference
• Our Readers' Views: Calling for the IRC to be removed
• Prep Roundup: Colts run at Conley Invitational
• The pain and the glory
• Our Readers' Views: Enough is Enough!
• Yellowjacket defense falls flat again
• Cowboys win trench warfare standoff
• Better to be lucky
• Giffords continues to make remarkable progress, district manager reports
• Northrup Grumman plans consolidation of its workforce
• Hampton rules out re-election
• Our Readers' Views: Putting the blame on the Religious Right
• Our Readers' Views: Thank you for a wonderful evening
• Our Readers' Views: Federal budget cuts could impact education
• PTSD - MILITARY RELATED - PEER 2 PEER SUPPORT GROUP FOR SIGNIFICANT OTHERS OF VETERANS AND ACTIVE DUTY!
• ‘Let’s Murder Marsha’ this weekend on post
• Friends of the San Pedro River
• Veteran drug agent points to rise in prescription medicine abuse
• Bisbee Chamber finds a new place to call home
• County debates maintenance on non-county roads
• Jackets look for a defensive bounce tonight vs. Empire
• Cowboys likely to be in another close one with Pumas tonight
• Turning a tragedy into a message of hope
• Colts play home finale tonight
• Our View: Why no immigration anger?
• Easier Said Than Done: Abuse of painkillers is epidemic in the U.S.
• Our Readers' Views: A bargain for a new antique
• Our Readers' Views: A bizarre perversion
• Our Readers' Views: A poem offering a short history
• Our Readers' Views: A poem offering a short history
• Texas couple making the trek to Bisbee 1000
• Two groups join in breast, prostrate cancers fight
• English wants a countywide package
• Team hits the trail for donkey rescue
• Redistricting could shake up State Capitol
• Our Readers' Views: Troop support on the record
• Our Readers' View: Colors of caring for kids
• Local symposium will discuss governor's education initiative
• Great weather, fast finishes at 24th annual SVRHC cycling classic
• Sheriff warns of check scam
• Hovering helicopter will test new equipment at Fort Huachuca
• Umpires keep lid on in lively, even testy, SV senior ‘softbrawl’
• DIALOGUES: The real reason the NBA has no interest in having any season at all
• National Night Out offers look at first responders
• Filling the Empty Bowls of those in need
• Cochise County attorney seeks third term in office
• Community garden finds West End roots
• Edward J. Sargent
• Roberta A. Wallace
• Doris May Cook
• Police seek clues to Saturday shooting
• Superintendent's Corner: High school principal calls for community support
• Our Readers' Views: Saturday event offers insight
• Our Readers' Views: Congress is responsible for bank fee
• Midweek Morsels: Sweet Saturday features a cupcake fundraiser
• New Concert Listings Tues. 10-11-11
• Just the facts
• HIKING: Marble Canyon grand in its own way
• Palominas Fire District conducts interviews, fills vacant seat on governing board
• Two arrested in Huachuca City restaurant burglary
• Around Your Town 10/11/11
• Tax payments due by Nov. 1
• New legislative district map sets the state for redistricting public hearings
• Our Readers' Views:Praise for contractor’s work
• Our Readers' Views: Champion views that unite us all
• Our Readers' Views: Thanks to the contributors
• Occupy Wall Street hits closer to home
• Outstanding volunteer honored with Sierra Club’s Raymond J. Sherwin Award
• Gatherings to offer parental exchanges
• Around Your Town 10/10/11
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Log, Oct. 4, Oct. 5
• Our View: IRC brings its drama to Sierra Vista
• Our Readers' Views: Points to consider on today's state of affairs
• Our Readers' Views: Pick up the Pegasus
• On Your Mind: Sept. 30 to Oct. 7
• Tombstone's Thomas no longer the state's rushing king
• Redistricting Commission announces schedule
• Keeping the best
• District director for Giffords to speak Thursday
• Variety show to benefit Forgach House, victims of domestic violence
• Cars in the Park: Annual Show is full-throttle fun
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• In the desert garden: Caterpillars everywhere you look makes a healthy garden
• As the Prof.: Nature and science videos for motivation and information
• At the Chamber: Holiday parade will be bigger, better
• Dialouges: Enter the dragon, it's time to go to war with China
• Pat Call will seek re-election to county board in 2012
• Bisbee readies for delicious Montessori school fundraiser
• Obituary: Carol Ann Strasshofer (Lamparyk)
• Mystery Madness Sidewalk Sale
• One-sided shootout
• Bisbee video subject of censorship dispute
• Kissing the pig for PTSO
• New supervisor districts must be set by Dec. 1
• Students partake in pararescue presentation
• Cochise County Sheriff Larry Dever among 10 Arizona sheriffs calling for federal probe
• Crash of two trucks snarls I-10 traffic at Willcox
• Sheriff investigates local restaurant break-in
• Vandalism of public property along local trail
• Motion filed to vacate judgement in local stabbing case
• Local library now offers e-books
• Military Update: Commissary boss: Critics overlook the efficiencies
• Our View: Listen up, Mr. President
• Our Readers' Views: There’s lots of work to do, America
• Our Readers' Views: Bank charge will cause this customer to walk
• Sheriff investigating restaurant break-in
• I-10 Detour: Two hazmat trucks crash
• Local sports in brief
• Buena swimmers second of three on senior day
• Jackets face a formidable foe for tonight’s homecoming
• Inability to close out close games haunting Buena
• Bisbee steamrolls Tanque Verde
• Red zone blues
• Next-generation technology on display
• Governing board agrees to relocate federal funds to raise salaries
• Sierra Vista Police work fast to solve prostitution case
• Local theater group to stage comedy
• Prescription drug abuse focus of seminar
• Local theater group to stage comedy
• Local theater group to stage comedy
• Border Action Network to celebrate outgoing director
• Bisbee school board debates eligibility requirement for school activities
• He was Insanely Great
• Secret weapon employed in senior softball slaughter
• Prep Roundup: Cienega clips Buena again, this time in four
• QB Moreno a no-go for Bisbee at TV tonight
• Colts look to start a winning streak
• Palominas fire board files complaint against member in county court
• Industry shows off high-tech solutions
• Supreme Court denies rancher's petition
• Bisbee officials losing patience with graffiti
• Our View: Celebrate with us this week
• Our Readers' Views: What, me?
• Our Readers' Views: An early thank you
• Our Readers' Views: Thank you for the support
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Arrest Report, Sept. 20 to Sept. 29
• Firewood permits available beginning today
• Local symposium offers insights on cancers
• New Concert Listings- October 5, 2011
• Festival of the Arts
• Prep Roundup: Colts get tune-up win over Pueblo
• Breaking from the pack
• Red-light, speed cameras to go online soon
• Huachuca City to negotiate for hiring of town clerk
• Technology exhibition begins today on the fort
• Dust storm wrecks leave 1 dead, 15 hurt
• Around Your Town 10/05/11
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Log, Oct. 2 and Oct. 3
• County acts to clean up eyesore property in Whetstone
• Our View: A textbook example of bad policy
• Midweek Morsels: Be a good neighbor at Community Chorus Concert
• Our Readers' Views: More to consider on Social Security
• Our Readers' Views: There's always hope for the future
• HIKING IN SE ARIZONA: Plenty to see and experience at Glacier National Park
• Brown Canyon annual open house Oct. 15
• Around Your Town 10-04-11
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista police Sept. 29-Oct.2
• Sierra Vista hospital is title sponsor for 24th annual cycling classic on Saturday in Douglas
• New redistricting map splits Cochise County
• Power outage in Hereford caused by cat
• Blaze strikes home after it survived Monument Fire
• Tracking wildlife to preserve habitat
• Cochise Sheriff's Office posts two sex offenders
• Sentencing delayed for man charged in murder
• Federal prison ordered for man charged in Naco drug case
• County health department announces flu shot schedule
• Our View: People are angry
• I-10 detour at Casa Grande
• Around Your Town 10-03-11
• Late TDs stun Cardinals
• Ziegler implodes, Arizona down 0-2 in NLDS
• Agents capture 12 suspected illegal immigrants, rescue injured woman, others via helicopter
• Police urge caution after vehicle burglaries
• Rodney W. Floyd
• Upcoming gem show
• Alicya Malik
• Our View: Our annual rite of failure
• Bikes and Bands fair has ‘something cool for everyone’
• National Bank of Arizona honors 2 for community work
• Sierra Vista wins Savvy Award
• Copper Queen receives Secretary of Defense Award
• Douglas economic outlook
• On Your Mind: Sept. 24 through Sept. 30
• Border Patrol rescues 12 illegal immigrants off the Huachucas
• Valley View student’s design wins T-shirt contest
• Some people find ‘out of the ordinary’ items during Art in the Park
• Motorcycle club seeks donations for toy drive
• Local schools struggle to meet standards
• Off duty Border Patrol agent enters guilty plea to purse theft charge
• A broken promise to old soldiers
• Around Your Town 10/02/11
• Master Gardener: Changing season means changes in the garden
• Dear Prof: Using ‘To Do’ lists for personal, academic and business success
• Cassie's Chronicles: Teaching others to be teachers
• Coming together as a community
• Guest Opinion: Financial lessons to learn on Social Security
• Bank fee is the limit
• U.S. fall tied to ACLU
• Our View: A warning shot not to be ignored
• HC council to discuss hiring a temporary town clerk
• Playhouse Build-Off draws a crowd
• Man found guilty on 3 of 8 counts in DUI case
• Second-half surge gets Tombstone past Hawks
• Ravens wear down Pumas in slugfest
• A win at last
• Crime Beat: Sheriff Arrest Reports Sept. 16 to Sept. 19
• Our Readers’ Views: Consider a new form of voting
• Our Readers’ Views: Thank you for “Paws for Applause”
• Our View: Keep it in Chicago
• Around Your Town 10/01/01
• Safety issues addressed, Buena homecoming bonfire is back
• Around Your Town 09/30/11
• Good start for THS Academic Decathlon team
• Chalk Talk 09/30/11
• Lots of spirit at Buena this week
• Lack of truck evidence hinders defense in drunk driving trial
• Drop in fort lodging already being felt
• Edward John Malone
• Arizona GOP set to host debate Dec. 1
• Pumas expect a fight from Ravens
• Colts host Pueblo for homecoming
• First of its kind
• Our Readers' Views: TDY change will impact community
• Our Readers' Views: A good idea YOU should undertake
• Our Readers' Views: Reconstruct the government
• 4th Anniversary Celebration & New Wine Release
• Good Rockin' Live: A Salute to Sun Records and the Birth of Rock and Roll
• Joe Bourne: Remembering Mr. Cole
• Apaches look to stay hot today vs. ’Chokes
• Bisbee boys 3rd, girls 2nd
• Post-burn repairs begin on John Cooper Trail
• Changes to federal program likely to affect 50 business in Cochise County
• DUI trial jury gets lesson on breath test machine
• Stabbing sends local man to hospital
• Evelyn G. Lockner
• Lillian A. Spinney
• Leatha B. Shebester
• Around Your Town 9/29/11
• Wellness Fair at Bisbee Market
• Taste of Home Cooking show tickets on sale
• The Market: This Week
• Buena volleyball continues struggles at Rincon
• SHAMELESS PROMOTIONS:Why football matters
• New MRI machine will provide better images, comfort for SVHRC patients
• Ordinances to ease rebuilding after fires
• Initiative would create a single-primary election system in Arizona
• Babette Iwanski
• Mary Dolores Vega
• Wanda Imagene Coyle
• Correction: 9/28/11
• Clarification: 9/28/11
• Trial begins in pedestrian injury case
• Our View: Get behind the open primary
• Huachuca City residents, mayor at odds over how to deal with degrading road
• Sierra Vista resident sues city over denied access to documents
• Death sentence upheld in Cochise case
• 14 Sierra Vista restaurants participating in Restaurant Week
• Splendid ruins
• Jury selection underway in drunk driving case
• Suspect in Sierra Vista hatchet attack ruled not competent for trial
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Log Sept. 23 to Sept. 26
• Our Readers’ Views: We need to protect our trees
• Our Readers’ Views: The Bible is not a science textbook
• Our View: All sorts of opinions
• Customs officer among six indicted on pot smuggling charges
• Around Your Town 9/27/11
• Carr House planning event on Oct. 23
• Students use pinwheels to share ideas of peace
• Sierra Vista IHOP location to open on Sept. 29
• Digital mammograms in Palominas, Douglas Oct. 3
• Furniture store owner’s family has 65 years in the business
• Retail restaurant and bar sales up
• Onward with Reverse: Keeping more equity in your reverse mortgaged home
• Ask M&M: Exporting overseas
• Kennel Club match offers stress-free environment for pooches, owners
• Mescal, J-Six Ranch celebrate reopening of bridge over I-10
• William R. Stocku
• Around Your Town 9/26/11
• Crime Beat: August, 2011 Cochice County Sentencings
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Log Sept. 21 and Sept. 23
• Our View: Food choices can affect society's cost
• Our Readers' Views: Where Crouch is coming from
• Our Readers' Views: Golf tournament was a success
• Our Readers' Views: State legislators stepped up
• Our Readers' Views: BAAA fund raiser was a great success
• Our Readers' Views: Thank you state legislators
• On Your Mind: Sept. 16 to Sept. 23
• Around Your Town 09/25/11
• Walkers come out to aid poor at annual event
• Inaccurate Army e-mail raises lodging controversy
• SV council alters vacancy appointment rule
• Mullens ties Palominas fire board in knots
• Sierra Vista Woman’s Club to host GFWC-AZ Southern Women’s Clubs
• Anniversary: Hargis
• Sharon Gilman is new director for Center for Lifelong Learning
• Who is Matt Connolly?
• Welcome to Michael Grande’s Arizona
• Doris Aris Dodson
• David E. Norris
• Shirley J. Renn
• Margaret (Peggy) McManus
• Carolyn Bowden
• Our Readers' Views: The issue is leadership
• Jackets run wild over Babo, 58-6
• Colts keep it close in road loss
• Pumas pound away
• Man gets 17-year term for Bisbee home invasion
• Marketing students put together plans to help curb district enrollment losses
• County Fair offers abundance of fun, food, learning
• Ordinance would create child safety zones in HC
• Crime reports: Bisbee police Sept. 13-19; Sierra Vista police Sept. 21
• Debt deal opens TRICARE users to new, higher fees
• A world with too many lawyers
• Around Your Town 09/24/11
• Lack of border security hinders economy
• Is it fair to raise taxes on the rich?
• Our View: Books still hold plenty of power
• Private prison oversight improves, but security lapses persist for state
• More cuts could reduce public safety services
• Fun Festival begins today in Sierra Vista
• Cochise County gas price stabilizes
• County employees volunteer their time to help food banks
• Bisbee plans Oktoberfest celebration
• Around Your Town 09/23/11
• Banned Books Week celebrates those classics targeted by critics
• Bailey wins state match play
• Colts have a better shot at getting first win tonight
• Colts lose heartbreaker to Bobcats
• Swimming across the pond
• Jewish High Holy days are straight ahead
• Beyond the classroom, programs open for THS students
• Strengthening theater program, BHS prepares for big year
• Chalk Talk
• Prep Roundup: Falcons clip Colts by four
• International poetry project offers a look at war from a child’s perspective
• Bisbee council debates medical pot dispensary
• Court affirms ruling to dismiss case contesting election for Justice of the Peace
• Speed likely a factor in bypass fatality
• Donald Richard Sears “Dick”
• Around Your Town 9/22/11
• Sierra Vista man sentenced to federal prison
• Construction to start on MLK, Jr. Parkway in Sierra Vista
• On the Record: Divorces granted, August 2011
• On The Record: Marriages in August, 2011
• Our Readers' Views: Higher taxes are not the answer
• Our View: Adapt, evolve or die
• New Concert Listings Sept 23, 2011
• ARIZONA RED HAT HOOT - TUCSON MALL
• Prep Roundup: Back in the swing
• Skits, essays help teach students right way to respond
• Sierra Vista mayor’s committee seat gives city important say in Legislature
• Water flow keeps much of Carr Canyon Road closed
• Group’s report alleges abuse by BP agents
• Water flow keeps much of Carr Canyon Road closed
• Eldon Lee Corkill
• Randolph Flores
• Elbert ‘EB’ Holland Thomas
• Correction: 09/21/11
• On Your Mind: 09/21/11
• Tools of the Trade: The big red fire truck
• Our View: BLM behavior is appalling
• Midweek Morsels: If you’re wondering what to do this weekend...
• Our Readers’ Views: Factual errors in opinion piece
• Flat tax numbers: What it would do
• Public safety focus of new city bicycle and pedestrian plan
• Zumba party to raise cash for breast cancer fight
• Lawsuit may bankrupt Friends of the San Pedro
• Court ruling may allow solicitation of motorists
• Mescal Road/J-Six Ranch Road bridge opens
• PREP ROUNDUP: Jackets top Pumas in five sets
• Eldon L. Corkill, (Captain, U.S. Air Force, Retired)
• BOWLING UPDATE: A Robert breaks the Matt 300 streak at Desert Lanes
• John Francis Sawyer, Sr.
• HIKING IN SOUTHEASTERN ARIZONA: Adventures in Yellowstone
• Crime beat: Sierra Vista police report Sept. 16 to Sept. 18
• Fundraiser set for SWABS
• Justice Court Docket: Understanding how to plead in court
• Our View: It's a small world after all
• Contractors come to aid of Miller Canyon residents
• Allstate recognizes SV entrepreneur
• Denny’s to support Share Our Strength to take a bite out of childhood hunger
• Join Dr. Todd Curtis for breast care community presentation
• ‘Kirkin’ O’ Th’ Tartan service to be celebrated at Bisbee church on Oct. 17
• Home sales up, new construction down
• Reverse mortgage reader questions answered
• Friends of Warren Ball Park get school board approval to seek funding for improvements
• Zoning commission still missing members
• Commission says no to special use permit for mobile office
• Around Your Town 09/19/11
• Bisbee boutique comes to be after couple’s house is destroyed
• Ask M&M: Determining the right wage for your employees
• Cochise County delegation returns from AZ Cinderella finals with awards
• Hiring of retired teacher draws debate in Bisbee
• On Your Mind: Sept. 9 to Sept. 16
• State officials hear wildfire concerns
• Huachuca City School offers mentoring program for at-risk students
• First Tombstone High JROTC presents colors to district board
• Around Your Town 09/18/11
• Early Saturday crash kills motorcyclist
• Palominas pilot killed in Utah crash
• Local graduates awarded Fulbright scholarships
• Flat tax would wipe out deductions aimed at low-income families
• Trial set for Monday on aggravated assault
• Democratic senator, panel discuss ramifications of proposed flat tax
• Oh, no! Video!
• Marriage: Starkey-Vargas
• Fading Point doing anything but disappearing
• Sal Garcia
• Patricia Durkit
• Man dies after accident on Hwy. 90 Bypass
• Pumas plow through Blue Devils 62-36
• Pride pound Colts
• The thrill is back
• Brown Canyon Ranch to host 2 upcoming events
• Highest honor bestowed on 3 career MI soldiers
• Leadership honor goes to woman for first time
• Lane closures begin Monday on I-10 in Benson
• Local firefighters honor comrades lost in 9/11 with 343-mile bike ride
• Around Your Town 09/17/11
• Arizona looks to fix jobless benefit payout errors
• Independence celebration in Mexico continues today
• Minor injuries in rollover accident in Sierra Vista
• Police seek help finding sexual assault suspect
• Minor injuries in rollover accident in Sierra Vista
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's arrest report Sept. 7 to Sept. 14
• No Shooting at Tucson Air Force Base
• NCO Academy classroom dedication proves emotional
• Local schools, nonprofits get $40,000 in grants
• State approves 13,000 medical marijuana permits
• There’s Nun Sense at Our Lady of the Mountains’ All Saints School
• Church Briefs
• Tombstone High School recruits Army JROTC
• Chalk Talk
• Cochise College, ASU partner to build engineering program
• Superintendent wants ‘round up’ of receipts for arts, culture programs
• 20,000 copies of Constitution handed out to county students
• Buena VB taken out in 3 by Cats
• Buena boys take second, girls get third at Udall Pool
• Colts visit angry Pride; Pumas play under a bizarre format tonight at Valley Union
• Dom-inating target
• Maxine R. Baker
• 4th Annual Sierra Vista Firefighters Charity Biathlon / 5K Fun Run
• Cross Country Roundup: Morales paces Bisbee boys to win at Douglas
• Volleyball Roundup: Net losses
• New aerostat passes its first aerial test
• Dever seeks appearance before U.S. Supreme Court on SB 1070
• Judge dismisses BP civil case following settlement
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Department Arrest Report Sept. 2 to Sept. 8
• Bringing the Phoenix Zoo to Bisbee
• Local heroes discuss how community support helped save city
• Crime Beat: Bisbee Police Department Sept. 6 to Sept. 13
• Biggest and best to go on display at County Fair
• Donations to help supply area teachers
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Department, Sept. 9 to Sept. 13
• Maxine Heishman
• Ray E. Bowman
• Thomas H. Ellery
• County wants feds to fund road work
• Great Stair Climb named one of top 10 state events
• Cremains of 18 veterans find final resting place in Sierra Vista
• New gas regulator station to be built in Sierra Vista
• Dame, senior softballers back at it
• I'M UP HERE: Nice try Sparky, but black and gold are not your colors
• PREP ROUNDUP: Colts stay perfect, cruise past Devils
• Vince and Friends at Bisbee Market
• Get Taste of Home Cooking show tickets soon
• The Market: This Week
• Warrant Officer 1 Joel Phillip Hocker
• Our View: Hard-knuckle politics
• Midweek Morsels: Jump on your bike and ride the Classic
• Public hearing features state, local officials on fire and flooding
• Fatal crash near Benson
• UPDATE: Fatal crash near Benson
• Welcome to Zion
• Inspired Pumas chomp Bobcats
• Private prison contract could face lawsuit delay
• Around Your Town 09/13/11
• American Legion Riders lead parade in Tombstone, help commemorate 9/11
• Loved Ones Incarcerated: We don’t have those issues here
• City seeks larger say in response to Fish and Wildlife proposal
• Second suspect arrested in fatal stabbing case
• Soldiers put personal touch on American classic in hot dog competition
• Lopez gets 50 years for attempted murder
• Autopsy set for man reported missing
• Promise of debate means election day will stay put khfjhdfjghdjfdfh
• Dicksy Bosco (Scott)
• Program aimed at helping seniors avoid falls being offered by SEAGO Sept. 23 in Bisbee
• Local horse group awarded $15,000 matching grant
• Prouty runs away
• Hundreds come together to form ‘Human Flag’
• Ceremony an example of ‘unity of purpose’
• Around Your Town 09/12/11
• Lawsuits rampant between state, feds, GOP senator says
• Regarding the flat tax
• Onward with Reverse: Work fewer years with a reverse mortgage
• Cash sought for larger monument in SV park
• Berean Academy hosts honor guard for 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Mayor named to Executive Committee for state league
• Our View: Not resting on their laurels
• Our Readers' Views: Flat tax based on equality
• Our Readers' Views: A job well done on the Monument Fire
• On Your Mind: Sept. 2 to Sept. 9
• Woman’s flags have been to war and back
• Reservist’s re-enlistment a family affair as grandfather officiates ceremony
• 9/11: It’s personal, always
• Retiring master sergeant: Deployments take toll on soldiers, families
• Expo provides inside look at local businesses
• Around Your Town 09/11/11
• Local soldiers who have died since 9/11
• Body of missing man found, authorities say
• Running for my life in New York City
• Napper: 9/11 disbelief turned to anger
• Easier Said Than Done: What you bring home makes it special
• No fun in the sun
• Soggy 68s lead the way
• 9/11: Our readers' write their experiences
• Potter: Reality of attacks not immediate
• Cochise County enrollment numbers below last year
• Another former HC worker seeks cash
• World War II fighter pilots remember fellow fighters during event
• Sierra Vista reviews emergency efforts
• American Pride Day barbecue will be Sept. 16
• Robbery suspect’s trial date set
• Correction
• Raymond Marc LeClair
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Sept. 7-9; Bisbee police Aug. 30-Sept. 2
• Military Update: Addressing an epidemic of hearing loss injuries in the military
• Democrats have no interest in a budget
• Representative Stevens speaks out
• Our View: Do we really want Stimulus III?
• Fort increases security measures
• Businessman to seek Kyl’s seat
• Margaret Reyes
• Governor won’t promise funds to education
• National Guard will stay on the border for now
• Do it for your community — get vaccinated
• Village Meadows students honor terrorism victims
• Local veterinarians see spike in parvo virus cases
• Legislators eye changes to home insurance laws
• Crews battle trailer fire in Palominas
• Police seek help finding missing man
• Fire captain: Honoring victims still important
• Around Your Town 09/09/11
• Jackets look to ride momentum at San Manuel
• Badly hobbled Pumas visit Benson tonight
• Colts seek first win tonight at home
• Prep Roundup: Colts hang tough with Dorados
• 4 die in fatal Interstate 10 crash near Picacho
• SSVEC agreement will come before voters
• Doris Ruth Coultas Mellen
• Bisbee council holds firm on park fee
• AG asks judge to compel IRC cooperation
• Settlement reached in border shooting
• Bisbee tells state water group to ‘pound sand’
• Around Your Town: 09/08/11
• Evelyn G. (Lockner) Ackley
• Correction
• Contractor group helps out 4-H
• Volleyball roundup: Colts top Apaches
• Colt harriers snag a win
• Our View: President Obama in a quandry
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Arrest Report, Aug. 26 to Sept. 1
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Activity Log Sept. 2 to Sept. 7
• Massive hive of bees destroyed in Palominas
• Three-year probation sentence for driver in shooting incident
• Man arrested on assault charges
• Suspect apprehended in armed robbery
• Man enters plea on 81 felony counts
• Events will honor vets at local cemetery
• BOWLING UPDATE: Three Matts roll three 300 games, though only two are sanctioned
• SV Open field taking shape
• Prep Roundup: Colts bury Pueblo in three
• Suspect in Sierra Vista stabbing pleads not guilty
• Correction: 09/07/11
• Virginia Edna Schulte
• Carmen Villa Urbina
• Timothy Lee Trechter
• Superintendent's Column: Getting students energized about science, math and engineering
• Lane closures start Friday on I-10
• Concert Listings September 6, 2011
• Bisbee man killed walking on Naco Highway
• Montoya and Aguirre top Labor Day Shootout
• Aboard the Midway: A cool part of a cool getaway
• Donated supplies highlight new year
• Dever says he will seek re-election
• Around Your Town 9/06/11
• Our Readers' Views: Thanks to the donors
• Commentary: Don’t blame Obama for the economy, blame the Republicans
• Our View: Politics will remain the priority
• Our Readers' Views: Another carpenter endorsement
• Our Readers' Views: If you don't like it here, leave
• Our Readers' Views: The consequences elsewhere
• Presidential debate likely to be held in Arizona
• Lightning-caused Dragoon Fire 25 percent contained, being monitored
• Sonoran firefighters use puppets to tout safety
• Annual Brewery Gulch Daze aids Bisbee Boys and Girls Club
• Around Your Town 09/05/11
• Live and In Person: Just like 2001, except for the buzz
• Neighborhood stores recognized for exemplary achievements
• Jim Cogdill joins Copper Queen as new laboratory manager  
• Edward Jones financial advisors say plan for the expected ... and unexpected
• Local facility earns ACR Ultrasound Accreditation
• Unemployment rate drops, job losses moderate
• Photography goes from fun to business for local mom
• Liberty Tax service offers tax classes
• Onward with Reverse: Reverse mortgages if your home is in a trust
• Ask M&M: Libraries are good place to find industry ratio information
• Movie theaters must now adapt to survive
• Buena girls go 2-4 in TUSD tournament
• Mtn. View girls, CDO boys win Sue Fletcher Invitational
• Stan’s a keeper
• Make sure and do the research
• Cochise County Fairgrounds goes solar
• Car show thrills visitors young and old alike
• Bisbee opposes new fee charged by state water group
• Medical pot dispensary permit withdrawn
• Dialogues: Shackled to a relic while the world moves on
• The Road to Recovery: The Struggle to Overcome Addictions
• Dear Prof: Study strategies can help student efforts
• In the Desert Garden: Colorful and strong, these flowers do well in Arizona sunshine
• Bad choice for 9/11
• Around Your Town 09/04/11
• Test for Valley Fever
• Our View: Fly the American flag on Sept. 11
• Bobcats run roughshod over Colts
• Yellowjackets shock Pumas
• Charles Vernon Hedgepeth
• Palominas fire board still disputing chief
• Fallen Officer dedication honors those who made ‘ultimate sacrifice’
• 2nd degree murder conviction for husband
• Sky Island Alliance offers free holiday camping fun
• Charles Vernon Hedgpeth
• Crime Reports: 9/03/11
• Military Update: DoD to spend $250M repairing on-base public schools
• Our Readers’ Views: Education issues in Huachuca City
• Our Readers’ Views: San Pedro as a feedlot
• Our View: Governor plays a winning hand
• New border wall proving to be tough obstacle
• Around Your Town 9/03/11
• Free ESL classes, tutoring classes to be offered at UMC
• SV Baptist welcomes new pastor
• Church Briefs
• Thunder Mountain remembers 9/11 by building up, not tearing down
• Chalk Talk
• The Kaleidoscope ... a paper written by students for students at Cochise College
• Citizens fundraising to build city park in honor of friend
• Work begins to take shape on Arizona St.
• Abrego to jury: I lied about confession
• School, government job cuts grew as state reductions slowed
• John E. Newman, Jr
• Success at Bisbee’s Got Talent
• Our View: Make it a safe holiday on rural roads
• On Your Mind 09/02/11
• Around Your Town 09/02/11
• Backyard Astronomer: Mercury brightens up in Leo the Lion!
• Border czar, Brewer differ on security, spillover violence
• Leaders plot economic well-being of Bisbee for future
• City to host Restaurant Week
• Jury hears portion of husband’s confession of strangulation
• Pair of early morning highway accidents result in minor injuries
• Spanish Barb horse event draws history buffs
• Supervisors tour parts of the forest ravaged by Horseshoe 2 Fire
• Colts take second in tuneup for Fletcher
• Feeling free
• Water Wise: Get ready for the annual fall Waterwise Xeriscape tour
• Crime Beat: Bisbee police log Aug. 23-29
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista police log, Aug. 29, 30, 31
• DA disqualified from case involving alleged Hollywood Street Gang member
• Our Readers' Views: Honoring the wrong woman
• Our Readers' Views:A donation despite beliefs
• Our Readers' Views: More on the newspaper's bias
• Our View: Things could always be worse
• Sierra Vista’s Inaugural Restaurant Week
• Fatal Crash:Vehicle rollover on i-10 kills Willcox woman
• Labor Day Traffic Headache: Lane closures begin on eastbound Interstate 10 near Benson following Labor Day weekend
• Equipment will text flash flood warnings
• Equipment will text flash flood warnings
• Thousands needed to form American flag
• Family plans new fast food restaurant, the first outside Tucson
• Candidates are about to get busy
• Bill Anderson Bass
• Duiane Michael Serafini
• Teachers no longer subject to English instruction
• Debut drama
• Midweek Morsels: It's Bisbee's time of year
• Our View: Policy on bullying makes sense
• Jurors at Bisbee murder trial will see husband's confession
• Our Readers' Views: Watch out for bears!
• Our Readers' Views: Greyhound organization is doing it right
• Our Readers' Views: Religious Right may be wrong for America
• Top Arizona prosecutor quits as Fast and Furious investigation heats up
• Cochise County’s only IHOP set to open in just a few weeks
• Around Your Town 08/30/11
• Sierra Vista considers cyberbullying policy
• Nine unauthorized Eurofresh workers get visas
• Man gets 104-year term in 2009 home invasion
• Sierra Vista police report outlines NCO’s last hours
• Captain says soldier didn’t seem threat to anyone
• Duiane Michael Serafini
• Virginia G. Way
• Trial begins for man charged with killing wife
• Man given 4 1/2 years in jail for robbery role
• Advertising posters to help raise funds for Bisbee High
• Staring at the stars
• Using today’s low rates for reverse mortgages
• Accommodation, restaurant and bar sales up  
• Guest Commentary: We need to change the way we create jobs in a new economy
• Retirement community says thanks to firefighters
• Around Your Town: 08/29/11
• Tombstone High School to host open house today
• Crime Reports: 8/29/11
• On Your Mind: 08/29/11
• Credibility of evolution is solid
• A bad experience with a carpenter
• Our View: Jobs speech better bring results
• On Your Mind: August 20 to August 26
• Who caused the housing collapse?
• Around Your Town 08/28/11
• Let’s give it another 100 years
• Daniel D. Kealey
• Dear Prof: Help for parents and their children using home computers
• Bias is in the eye of the beholder
• Thanks for the sacrifices on 9/11
• ‘The love of putting pen to paper’
• Renovation plan gets $2M grant from federal government
• Cassie's Chronicles: The rewards of seeing returns on your efforts at the Eco-Event
• Family fights for son’s future
• It’s been a busy month at the local Chamber of Commerce
• Sentencings July 2011
• Our View: Let’s answer the Army’s call for help
• Study: ‘Intense’ forest thinning best way to ease future wildfires
• John Nunes, Sr.
• Education isn’t dependent on sex
• Greyhounds seek homes on a dog day afternoon
• Historic Pathways: How a friendly pool game turned into ‘The Arizona Vendetta’
• Our history is tied to Christianity
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista Police Aug. 24-26
• Master Gardener: The time is right to plant a garden for the fall
• Jackets lose shootout to San Tan by 23
• Pumas storm out of gates and hammer Hawks, 39-6
• Colts run out of gas
• Let’s wait another hundred years
• Instead of debating, why not help?
• Chinese man hurt trying to scale border fence
• First black president ushers in new age of racism in America
• An intellectual frustration
• Our View: A simple message for our students
• Former HC town clerk wants $300k
• Hearing rescheduled in armed robbery
• Military Update: Rising to shield commissaries from the budget knife
• Group, individuals file suit over pot club rules
• Around Your Town 08/27/11
• Mark R. Mills
• Rendezvous of Gunfighters
• SVRHC offers online classes for those expecting little ones
• Church briefs
• Easier Said Than Done: How coupons make great sense
• On Your Mind 08/26/11
• Our View: Let’s avoid a rush to develop
• Defense seeks to disqualify DA from prosecution of Hollywood gang case
• Around Your Town 08/26/11
• Nancy Moon Wendorf
• New figures show Arizona wages below rest of nation
• Dennis Mitchell
• Building its cathedral
• Chalk Talk
• Konrad Kurt Fernau
• Music in the air
• Horne wants court to void election law
• Book seller is legitimate, says Sheriff
• Benson police investigating death
• CRIME REPORTS: 08/25/11
• County recognizes citizens who helped during fire
• Our Readers' Views: Thoughts about Stanley Crouch
• Bridge project on schedule for fall opening
• Rainfall is down from a year ago
• DNA tests ordered for murder suspects
• Traffic impact delays Willcox subdivision
• Our Readers' Views: Sierra Vista is an All-American city
• Our Readers' Views: Straightforward on creation
• Around Your Town 08/25/11
• Our View: Politics is the rule for IRC
• PREP FOOTBALL 2011: Jackets take to the air
• PREP FOOTBALL 2011: Bisbee’s Rivera back early from horrific leg injury
• PREP FOOTBALL 2011: Building blocks
• What does Steve Jobs resignation mean for Apple
• Judge sides with county in elderly discrimination lawsuit
• Man, boy injured as cars collide in near head-on crash
• New principal gets his message across
• County may loosen rules on accessory living quarters
• Officials seek additional suspects in stabbing
• Cara Lee Furst
• Christine B. Elder
• Dennis Mitchell
• Marie Velenti
• Three teams advance from ESPN Regional
• Buena volleyball preview: The young and the restless
• Veterans looking to start a business can find help
• Teen immigrant to take plea deal in drug case
• Around Your Town: 08/24/11
• Huachuca City School hires new third-grade teacher
• Brewer plans Nov. 1 book release
• Back to School for Sierra Vista - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Jaymie Wayne Radican
• New Concert Listings Aug. 23, 2011
• Sheriff announces arrest in Sierra Vista stabbing
• Tombstone board agrees to sale of old school
• Suspicious package causes closure of Sierra Vista K-Mart
• Mustangs are new, effective method for Border Patrol to use in tough terrain
• SV council eyes better dialogue with staff
• Assault allegedly involved sheriff’s deputy
• Land scorched by wildfire bounces back
• S. Evelyn Thornton
• Nathaniel B. McMillian
• Around Your Town 08/23/11
• What immunizations should children receive?
• The rules say: Time to buy a pie!
• BOWLING UPDATE: Weigle new King of the Hill
• HIKING IN SOUTHEAST ARIZONA: When in San Antonio, don’t forget The Alamo
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Report, Aug. 19 to Aug. 21
• Our Readers' Views: Thanks for help Stuffing The Bus
• Around Your Town 08/22/11
• Former SV resident wins Outstanding U.S. Educator Award
• Onward with Reverse: Reverse mortgages help retain home ownership
• Political vs. economic systems
• Cochise College Small Business Development Center director and team receive recognition
• Art, furniture add creative touch to Bisbee realty shop
• Local coaches get instructions on forming FIRST LEGO league
• Theresa M. Dunagan
• Ask M&M: Running a small businesses in a rough economy
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Department Arrest Report Aug. 12 to Aug. 18
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Department Report, Aug. 17 to Aug. 19 at 6 a.m.
• On Your Mind: The Week of Aug. 12 to Aug. 19
• Our Readers' Views: It's Time For A Change
• Our Readers' Views: Good Move Huachuca City
• Our View: Past time for answers on Operation Fast and Furious
• Dear Prof: Motivating students as future STEM workers and leaders
• A recipe for disaster in our schools
• Three achieve rank of Eagle Scout
• Fire chiefs write their thanks
• Community helps populate memorial with agave plants
• Our View: Chief’s right on need for training
• President's Corner: Retaining students second goal of community college vision
• Around Your Town 08/21/11
• Salvation Army needs help meeting demands during trying times
• DIALOGUES: The kids are not all right
• Don’t forget black officers club
• Highway 80 work to bring delays
• Bookmobile
• Marie Valenti
• Marriage: Cremeans-Coleman
• Lloyd C. Hill
• An ear for music and a little luck ...
• Deadline extended on petition review
• Bernice Ardith Pierson Graybill
• Much Labor Day Weekend fun planned for Bisbee
• Efforts continue after Monument Fire to reopen, restore trails
• Origin of Monument Fire remains a mystery
• Expect I-10 lane closures next week
• Around Your Town 08/20/11
• Signs in Sierra Vista parks will be updated to reflect new gun laws
• About 1,000 lose power after attempted theft from SSVEC substation
• Bisbee eyes medical pot dispensary
• Military Update: To careerists, fear redux bonus, not scary headlines
• Crime reports: Bisbee police Aug. 12-15; Sierra Vista police Aug. 17
• Stoplight cameras are about revenue
• Another blow to the evolutionists
• Help from an unexpected source
• Our View: Great to see a new surface on Fry
• New Bisbee arts group set to stage first function
• A few doctors are issuing half of pot recommendations
• Fitness expo helps teachers, families live, stay healthy
• Hubble brings large-scale tournament back to SV
• Jobless rate rose in July, but not as bad as in past
• Around Your Town 08/19/11
• School staff says thank you
• SVRHC braces for less rosy picture in fiscal year 2012
• Local women’s club offers grants to celebrate 50th anniversary
• Zumbathon gets active fighting breast cancer
• Bisbee Blues Festival announces lineup
• Soldiers seek right recipe for hot dog dressing event
• The problems with faith
• New aerostat awaits OK to fly
• Elmer W. (Bob) Ross
• Robert L. Sanderson
• On Your Mind 08/19/11
• What to watch in the night sky when the monsoon offers clouds
• Don’t turn the clock back
• A grand ole’ time was had
• Our View: Cost, not necessity, is the issue
• Planned Parenthood to end abortions in 3 Arizona cities
• New Concert Listings Aug. 17, 2011
• Bisbee’s Tordsen part of Nyad’s historic attempt to swim from Cuba to Key West
• No injuries sustained in single-vehicle rollover
• Flake shares political views during daylong trip through Cochise County
• Bisbee argues fee waiver for two events
• Lawley gears up for expansions
• Robert L. Sanderson
• Marie Lucille Donato
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista, Bisbee Police Department Reports
• Lightning may have hit Herald/Review carrier
• Bisbee city manager among finalists for Santa Cruz County leadership job
• Our Readers' Views: One reader's views on the Herald/Review bias
• Around Your Town: 08/18/11
• Bisbee students revive Wall of Honor tribute
• Our Reader's Views: Both parties can't be right on Social Security, or can they?
• Our View: Arizona has better things to do
• Provision could mean the public will pick up tab for Pearce recall
• Midweek Morsels: Summer doesn’t end until Xeriscape
• Computer giveaway a good idea
• Correction
• Anita Ostrander
• Looking at charter schools
• Video helps police nab armed robber
• Despite complaints, Bisbee decides to keep bus contractor
• Benjamin O. Ramirez
• Craig Henry Anderson
• Toni Dawn Sodersten
• Area gridders eager to hit someone else
• Crime Beat: Sheriff/Police Reports Aug. 11-12
• Tools of the Trade: Save a Life – Recognize a Stroke
• On Your Mind: 08/17/11
• SW Sierra Vista Residents Assn Meeting
• Location selected for planned West End community garden
• Man found dead at fort school was a custodian
• Fatal stabbing draws life term for woman
• Bowling season kicks off Saturday on post
• HIKING IN SOUTHEAST ARIZONA: Grand Canyon at Phantom Ranch
• Carlos Enrique Calderon Jr.
• Barbara Sue Sparks
• Jean Drew Townsley
• Our View: Let's do it right
• Our Readers' Views: Not all bullying involves the police
• Our Readers' Views: Bah-Humbug
• Our Readers' Views: A big thank you to Cochise College
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Activity Log, Aug. 12-15
• Justice Court Docket: ADR helps court get the job done
• Around Your Town: 08/16/11
• Body found on fort identified
• Sheriff seeking owner of gold coins, precious metals
• Finding his faith cleaning carpets
• Onward with Reverse: Why today’s grandparents like reverse mortgages
• Local cost of living up
• Ask M&M: New hires must be reported
• Saracen Pull gives Sierra Vista police competitive way to help Special Olympics
• Getting shot part of fun for Vigilante Days actors
• Around Your Town 08/15/11
• One last thing
• Crime Beat: Sheriff's Arrest Report Aug 5-11
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Aug. 11-12
• On Your Mind: The Week of Aug. 6 to Aug. 12
• Our Readers' Views: Leave your pet(s) at home
• Our Readers' Views: Tactical nuclear weapons in Afghanistan
• Our Readers' Views: Let's keep it civil
• Our View: Good news on IRC grid maps
• Cassie's Chronicles: Plastic bottles become buoys to create a marine sanctuary
• Achievement: Returning from China
• Tomis Edwin Lium
• Hometown Heroes
• Jean C. Green
• Anniversary: Hooton
• Around Your Town 08/14/11
• Stanley Hoefer
• After 5th annual event, Elks have given away more than 800 computers
• August free/half price museum month in Bisbee
• Explore the world of BUGS at Kartchner
• Chamber of Commerce: New networking opportunity helps all area businesses
• Dear Prof: Getting parents involved in education through websites
• Births
• Operation Christmas Child underway
• Body found on Fort Huachuca, no public danger
• Huachuca City council approves plan to keep tabs on town attorney expenses
• Around Your Town 08/13/11
• Investigators probe cause of latest I-19 rollover fatality
• Lopez is found guilty of attempted murder
• Sierra Vista set to install cameras to catch speeders, red light runners
• Digging the past: Couple to display archeological findings
• Dates are set for delayed fireworks celebrations
• Depth, not defense biggest concern this Blue vs. White
• Military Update: Claim payments for three new ‘AO’ illness surpass 84,000
• Buena senior enjoys summer law program in Washington
• Trial set for alleged street gang member
• Hearing set in embezzlement case
• Tips leads to gun possession arrest of patrolee
• Our View: Don't get too excited about Iowa
• Our Readers' Views: Democrats bad, Republicans good
• Chalk Talk
• Eustolia Chavez Gonzalez
• Property tax rate to stay the same as last year
• Religion briefs
• Around Your Town 08/12/11
• Emajene B. Clarida
• Kenneth R. Langenberg
• Fee ruling supports the city of Sierra Vista
• County gasoline prices increase
• Suspect sought in pharmacy robbery
• Neighbors voice opposition to plan for Whetstone Mountain subdivision
• On Your MInd 08/12/11
• Rev. Eugene A. Laird
• Sales office location knocked out in tie vote
• Families from Coronado Elementary hosting Japanese exchange students
• Bisbee to hold first all-classes reunion
• Jury deliberation continues today for Lopez
• Admiring genius: A look at two new biographies of two great historical figures
• BREAKING NEWS: Hereford-area roads reopened to traffic
• Police seek assistance finding armed robbery suspect
• Gettin’ into Dodge
• Law seeks crackdown on bullying
• Charlotte Mickle McGhee
• James Harold Hallsted
• State asks for OK to start enforcing new immigration laws
• Mary Catherine Bulmer
• Military Update: Debt law could tighten access to doctors under TRICARE
• Judge determines Gov. Brewer can reduce Medicaid sign-ups
• Bank accounts are set up for stabbings victims’ families
• Police probe Tuesday night shooting
• Around Your Town 08/11/11
• Right to Marry group gets warm welcome in Bisbee visit
• Details emerge of Bisbee shooting incident
• Crime Beat: Sierra Vista Police Activity Log Aug. 9 and 10
• Our Readers' Views: Higher power at work
• Our Readers' Views: Small business is vital
• NEW CONCERT LISTINGS Aug. 10
• Howl-O-Ween
• Cleo Spahr
• Violet (Vi) Shannon
• Samie Devon
• William E. Saegart
• Connor Matthew Lull
• Wildcats’ bus docks tonight
• Built well for Stilwell
• A brother’s love, a country’s sacrifice
• Disposing of trash to soon cost more
• Trial under way in attempted murder case
• City staff gives update on status, long-range goals
• State’s rising median age brings concerns
• Juanita M. Wyckoff
• Efrem Andrew Ruiz, Sr.
• Around Your Town: 08/10/11
• Fort middle school on pace to open in a year
• Denice Gaddie bids adieu to the Douglas Prison
• Murder suspect makes first court appearance
• Nutrition plays big role in what Bisbee schools serve at lunch
• First day of class is a mix of fear, excitement for Sierra Vista students
• Stabbing victims’ identities released
• HIKING IN SOUTHEASTERN ARIZONA: Show me the way to Miller Peak
• Huachuca City tries same-sex classrooms
• Attorney General seeks to close ‘marijuana clubs’
• Lawyer argues Pearce recall petitions meet requirements
• Crime Report: Sierra Vista Police
• Around Your Town: 08/09/11
• A continuing investment in Bisbee history
• Our View: A confusing state of affairs
• Our Readers' Views: Be aware of a possible scam
• Our Readers' Views: A good experience at SVRHC
• Our Readers' Views: The importance of shopping locally
• Stabbing victims identified, investigation continues
• On Your Mind August 8
• Program will help some homeowners in ‘colonias’
• Cochise County employment situation worsens
• Ask M&M: What does bankruptcy involve?
• Onward with Reverse: Mortgage changes and updates
• Owner of new Sierra Vista salon plans to stay put
• Colt Walk-About relieves some first-day jitters for Buena freshmen, parents
• Mentorship shows medical student personal side of being a surgeon
• Around Your Town 08/08/11
• Dear Professor:Tip to help your student find academic success
• Our Readers' Views: Careful of your car insurance costs
• Our Readers' Views: Creationism is a lie
• Our View: Be safe with school back in session
• Dialogues: The porridge will never be just right for these little bears
• In the Desert Garden: Remembering the dangers of the highly toxic Oleander
• Around Your Town 08/07/11
• Juanita M. Wyckoff
• Drum competition will air at Cinemark
• Time to toss out those in power
• Shooters aim to support the Special Olympics
• Historic Pathways
• August free/half price museum month in Bisbee
• Crime Reports: Bisbee police July 29-Aug. 1; Sheriff's office July 29-Aug. 4
• ‘B.R.A.T.S. on Mainstreet’ available at Atalanta’s Music & Books
• The magic of movies
• Ronald Allen Mayer
• Marriage: Harrington-Quinn
• Raymond P. Sais
• Proposed contract for indigent defense has lawyers concerned
• Kenneth R. Langenberg
• Hometown Heroes
• Capt. Amanda Dodd shares Army experiences with Rotary
• Births
• A report from the unofficial mayor of ‘Walmart-ville’
• Pair of men dead after stabbings
• Teachers learn new ways to be more effective in the classroom
• Engagement: Hawkins-Zelazny
• Our View: Loss of credit rating is a warning shot
• Master Gardener: Time is running out for getting a crop of vegetables in the ground
• Council trashes recycling for now due to high costs
• Thanks to those who helped
• Two dead after stabbing
• LEGOs help students learn technical skills
• Nature festival sees record turnout
• Local food store donates 80 backpacks for school kids
• Arson is suspected in Sierra Vista trailer blaze
• Man enters guilty plea in robbery at SV mall
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Aug. 1-5; Bisbee police July 26-28
• Remembering survivors of the death march
• Explosives are found in Tombstone trailer
• Our View: Independents would keep it competitive
• Around Your Town 08/06/11
• Does AARP really have seniors in mind?
• Local storage business saved the day
• The true meaning of service and leadership
• Puttings sales skills aside, National Guard soldier has completed four tours of duty in Middle East
• Jackets long on quality, quite short on quantity
• Man pleads guilty in Sierra Vista hold up
• Agencies investigating explosives found in Tombstone
• Lane closures on Interstate 10 at State Route 90 junction near Benson on Monday and Wednesday
• Mounument Fire volunteers, firefighters offered free tickets to GLS
• Backyard Astronomer: Pluto in the news again!
• On Your Mind 08/05/11
• Around Your Town 08/05/11
• Bisbee City Council agrees to change role of BAC
• Chalk Talk
• Church briefs
• 40th Signal Battalion has new commander
• Wine, beer tasting event Sunday in Bisbee
• SVRHC appoints full time chaplain, recognizing need to think in terms of the total person
• Community comes together for copper doors
• Bisbee considers plastic bag tax, again
• A mountain of a task
• Huachuca City council OKs lower property tax rate
• Stanley Hoefer
• Former border agents indicted in civil rights case
• County is dealing with disasters
• Competitive legislative districts urged at IRC hearing
• Easier Said than Done: Making the most of a road trip
• Bisbee to have first all-classes reunion
• Local residents receive scam sweepstakes checks
• Sierra Vista Superintendent points to communication with parents as key
• Passing fancier
• New Bisbee business draws council debate
• Wallow Fire recovery work under way ahead of schedule
• Effort helps provide teachers with supplies
• Interstate crash kills 2-year old and driver
• A close call for boy who swallows battery
• Soldier found dead after arrest for gun
• Police charge second suspect in check fraud, forgery case
• Judge denies motion for new trail in local stabbing case
• Utility workers find unexploded ordnance
• Trial scheduled for alleged shooting suspect
• Brewer sees jobs in controversial plan to mine copper with acid
• One word could decide fate of lawsuit challenging AHCCCS
• Jean Ingrid Ward
• Concert Listings 08-03-2011
• Veteran looks back on Bataan Death March
• Making due with less for schools costs more
• Man says substation was the cause of flooding
• Supervisors decide transit fund allotment
• Fire restoration work continues to progress
• City sells land on North Avenue, collects $500,000 in the process
• Soldiers offer song, dance tour of America and beyond
• County Board of Supervisors approves budget of $192 million during special meetings Monday
• Correction: 08/03/11
• James Charles Hogan
• Maria Evalia Soltero
• Joseph D. Gentry
• Jenifer Sue Coronado
• Midweek Morsels: Are you ready for some football?
• Our View: Speak your mind at IRC meeting
• Teenagers learn basics of firearm safety, use during Summer Youth Academy
• German deli torched during blaze finds new life at former location
• HIKING IN SOUTHEAST ARIZONA: Huachuca trails
• Cold case ends with conviction in 1973 murder
• House approves debt compromise
• James Charles Hogan
• Jenifer Sue Coronado
• Bethany L. Fannin Herber
• Crime Reports: 8/02/11
• Our View: Giffords makes us proud
• Buyer beware
• 4 reasons for opposing health bill
• 42 percent of state schools fall below standards
• Lawyers ask judge to toss suit relating to marijuana
• Quest for ward system squashed again
• Giffords returns to Washington
• New Dilliard’s store manager excited at the opportunity
• Internationally recognized business woman to speak in Sierra Vista
• Retail and accommodation sales up  
• Onward with Reverse: Private reverse mortgages
• Ask M&M: What is an import/export business?
• Training allows dogs to take big leap toward good health
• NETCOM Summer Hire Day gives students a taste of soldiers’ lives
• Buena freshmen get head start on school year during Colt Walk
• Feds, county to work on land use decisions
• Tuttle third in javelin at Junior Olympic nationals
• Sierra Vista Force to hold Tryouts.
• Perhaps an idea for schools?
• Assisted living saga goes on
• Thanks for helping us raise funds
• Our View: Does AYP matter anymore?
• Around Your Town: 08/01/11
• On Your Mind for July 31
• **FREE** Zumba with Tracy
• Deleon earns the honor of Miss Sierra Vista for 2011
• It began as the ‘morning star’ in Palominas
• More schools are struggling to make the grade
• Hearing Thursday on redistricting
• Looking at Southwestern Native American cultures
• Our View: Our senior Senator returns
• Public safety vs. public revenue
• Cassie's Chronicles: Third time is a charm in effort to restore marine sanctuary
• Juanita Maureen Wyckoff
• Kenneth R. Langenberg
• Wedding: Ojerio-Lannigan
• Thunder Mountain readies to host GLS
• Suggestions to govern
• Justice system failure
• Brian John Viche Sr.
• Chamber of Commerce: Annual expo, holiday parade coming into focus for Chamber
• District Governor speaks to local Rotary Club
• Judge rules on claim for workers compensation
• Births
• June sentencings
• Engagement: Amarillas-Diaz
• Many retired soldiers to stay in Arizona
• City of Sierra Vista breakfast approaches
• Military Update: Military compensation curbs a tough sell in wartime
• Man to face drug charges in border wall incident
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police July 28-29; Sheriff's Office July 22-27
• Around Your Town 07/30/11
• Were resources used properly?
• Taylor starts new position as Herald/Review circulation manager
• Lane closures on I-10 postponed                         
• Attorneys: Tax deduction unlikely for donation to border fence fund
• Prompt response saved the day
• Organizations join to help fire-stricken communities
• Check fraud probe results in one arrest; more are possible
• Retired warrant officer to lead Tombstone JROTC
• National Historic Site status official for Fry Pioneer Cemetery
• Lengthy standoff at Tucson-area motel ends
• Hostage situation in Tucson
• Lengthy standoff at Tucson-area motel continues
• Sulger subdivision sewer system project moves ahead
• Bill would give Border Patrol station name of fallen officer
• Promotion urged for fort general
• Letter carrier hangs up bag after 45-year career
• On Your MInd: 07/29/11
• Some to see GLS for free
• The correct context for survey
• Mata Ortiz pottery display to be held in Douglas beginning Aug. 2
• Educators may be the problem
• Hospital program starts up
• Our View: Long term, the outlook isn’t good
• Cemetery dedication is today
• Man is convicted of 1973 murder
• Correction
• Rebuilding workshop set for Saturday
• Church briefs
• Around your town 07/29/11
• Judge says she likely can’t order feds to protect border
• Thunder Mountain Community Church entering a new chapter in their journey of faith
• Shot clinics to be held Aug. 5, 12
• Chalk Talk
• Delbert Mortenson
• Crime reports: Bisbee police July 19-26; Sierra Vista police July 27-28; Sheriff's office July 22
• Fireworks ban lifted
• Weber takes fifth in shot put
• Colts to host their own Thanksgiving tourney
• Getting ready for 2011-12 school year
• Rapid response planned to restore forest service lands
• Residential area gets hit by a slew of vehicle burglaries
• A place for victims to find help
• Crime Reports: 7/28/11
• Sensors instead of fence may make border security sense
• Border Patrol has no statement on Lamadrid fence memorial
• Alice K. Mabery
• Margarita (Maggie) J. Diaz
• Around Your Town: 07/28/11
• Health director recommends renewal of behavioral science contract
• Board approves new budget for Bisbee schools
• Bisbee Farmers Market open each Saturday
• Back-to-school shots offered through Aug. 12
• WHO SHOT ROCK N ROLL? To sit or squat
• Registered Sex Offender: John Michael Sauter
• Hearing set in woman’s manslaughter case
• Man with felony warrant will be extradited to Oregon
• Use extreme care when visiting fort’s recently opened canyons
• Fry Boulevard paving process begins
• Straw mulch, seed will be dropped on mountain to help speed recovery
• Fighting to keep programs safe
• SVRHC set to unveil program that offers more doctor help
• Ron Anderson
• Douglas F. Parfitt
• Milo H. Parizek
• Lynn A. Eck
• Citizens worry, what to do, what to do...
• American-made electric car
• Thank you for a successful fundraiser
• Weber national champion in hammer throw
• Local women, Habitat for Humanity collaborate on Monument Fire picture book
• Judge hears arguments in lawsuit claiming that access to nursing home is inadequate
• Residents appeal Whetstone medical pot site approval
• Elderly couple victims of murder, assault
• Our View: Pearce recall a party bellweather
• A case for easement access
• Judges fight pension adjustments
• Committee forms to help Pierce in fight against recall
• LaVern ‘Vern’ Q. Hunter
• Crime Reports: 7/26/11
• Pornography charges still pending
• Hearing scheduled for next week in Douglas murder case
• Around Your Town: 07/26/11
• Local girl receives runner up at state pageant
• HIKING IN SOUTHEAST ARIZONA: Recalling the many wonders of Alaska
• Birding event featured at Cochise College next month
• READER'S VIEW - Millionairs don't represent 99 percent of Americ
• Use of video speeds court process at less cost
• Ask M&M: Lots of questions to answer when forming a business plan
• Foreclosures impact value of all homes
• Teen faces murder charge in man’s death
• Some relaxing time together
• After 26 years of dedicated service, inspirational CQCH staff member retires
• AlphaGraphics of Sierra Vista introduces new owner
• Edward Jones donates $5,000 to Red Cross to aid fire victims
• Man charged with attempted murder after shots are fired during a party
• Barricade gel helps protect homes from wildfires
• OUR VIEW: A head-scratcher for Sierra Vista school property taxpayers
• Automotive repair center Gearheads LLC doubles its capacity
• ON YOUR MIND: Week of July 14 to July 22
• Jaymie W.Radican
• 17-year old arrested for murder
• Upton leads Arizona past Jimenez, Rockies 7-0
• Players' executive committee to meet Monday
• Tennis club fundraiser a success
• Border Patrol finds 13 bundles of pot
• Meetings for fire victims this week
• A solution to the debt crisis
• Officials urge use of sand bags
• CoHnbred Kinfolk: Cats from the 62nd Army Band carving out a local jazz scene
• Hereford man returns to Costa Rica to lead orchestra he created
• Wisconsin home plays key role for new principal at All Saints
• Civil lawsuit argues discrimination of elderly by county
• Insurance lessons from disasters
• Editorial was wrong on Gov. Perry
• Fire restrictions lifted on all ranger districts in Coronado National Forest
• Around Your Town: 07/24/11
• Fires reversed direction during Monument “blow-out”
• Home owners will pay more taxes to fund education
• A weekend spent with people who don’t believe, anything
• New director named at Sierra Vista Boys and Girls Club
• Ceremony celebrates 28 years of meritorious service
• Copper Pennies for Copper Doors
• Children do not offer the answer for education
• LETTER: Bisbee Co-Op is alive and doing well
• Early primary won't matter
• Man arrested after assault using a rock
• Survey points to ports, not border, for security
• Ribbon-cutting celebrates first phase of Central School renovation
• Employers recruit military at job expo
• Pima census numbers increase as tribes follow Navajo footsteps
• On Your Mind 07/22/11
• Cowboy Church event goes on despite storm damage
• Around Your Town 07/22/11
• Clarification
• Memorial remains in place
• Senator should apologize
• Ruth Vanden Broeck
• False information on legislators
• Jacquelynn D. (Schwartz) La Clair
• Our View: Huppenthal vision should be explored
• Huachuca City develops successful reading program
• Palm pilot
• Arizona jobless rate takes slight jump
• Bisbee to hold 1st all-classes reunion
• Chalk talk
• Church briefs
• Finding God in the wilderness
• Watershed protection funds available
• Flood waters return to Miller Canyon but with a different result this time
• Around Your Town 07/21/11
• Fort Huachuca will see reduction in force
• Debate continues on Palominas fire chief
• Team learning may change teacher’s role in classroom
• Kings to face team TBA this weekend
• DIALOGUES: Super timely, happy, simple solution to the NBA’s woes
• Brewer criticizes police chiefs for marijuana law
• Frank L. Sutherland
• Storm knocks out power, causes flooding
• Motorists now required to move over when approaching disabled car
• Sheriff seeks clues on string of burglaries in Benson area
• Seminar set to help victims with claims from Monument Fire
• Crime Reports: 7/21/11
• A long list of government’s failures
• Some electric power is restored
• Severe weather continues to cause issues around the city
• BREAKING NEWS: Blown off roof causes power line damage
• Flash flood warning in effect
• BREAKING NEWS: Damaged power lines close portion of Highway 90
• Highway 92 reopened after heavy rainfall
• Highway 92 reopened after flooding
• Bisbee Boys & Girls Club puts on health fair
• Bisbee hires workers who have the skills to help fix ailing stairs
• Border Patrol seizes marijuana, weapons and stolen vehicles
• General praises importance of fort-trained soldiers
• Relishing a return to public service
• Lane taking last stab at long road back
• Charles Richard Dean
• Sandra (Sandy) Jill Lopez
• Stephen (Steve) Bywater
• George Edward Mountjoy
• Ursula (Rosie) Coffey
• Mary Frances Walker
• James B. Eberhart
• Amanda Othon Garcia
• Around Your Town: 07/20/11
• BAER team plans trail work
• Local teen looks to regain use of arm 10 years after automobile accident
• Hiking in Southeast Arizona: Ford Island does impress
• Kings bounce back to beat Cubs
• Teachers learn to help students use technology to improve their lives
• Huachuca City makes offer for town clerk position
• County considers loan for water line to prison, airport
• Community garden is goal of local group
• Mary T. Lucero
• Stephen E. Bywater
• James Eberhar
• Justice Court Docket: Judge must decide merit for search
• Back to school fair Saturday at mall
• Court date is set in shooting
• Reading intelligently
• Truth supports creation
• Aerial Seeding on Horseshoe 2 Starts Today
• Esteemed recipients of the 2011 Cowboy Keeper Awards announced
• Edward Jones offices support Community School Supply Drive
• Our View: Statistics tell a different story
• On Your Mind 07/18/11
• Ask M&M: Lots of questions to answer when forming a business plan
• A favorite Tucson barbecue restaurant comes to Sierra Vista
• Onward With Reverse: Is now the time for your reverse mortgage?
• 15th Annual Back to School Fair is July 23
• Initial state redistricting hearings set scheduled
• Tombstone High School reunion draws decades of graduates
• Oil Can Henry’s goes pink to fight breast cancer
• Foresters eye fallout from wildfire
• Copper Kings come up short against NABA All-Stars
• Around Your Town: 07/18/11
• Edwin E. Flanagan
• Volunteers show up to help clean out canyon
• Reopening planned as Central School project progresses
• Discussions held over water issues
• Academy teaches kids to enjoy, care for horses
• Public meetings
• Monument Fire demonstrates a new type of behavior
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police July 14-15; Sheriff's Office July 9-13
• Sandra J. Lopez
• George Carson Smith
• Claude H. Cupiss
• President’s Corner: Partnership creates an Innovation Campus for technical skills
• Will America continue to stand against tyranny?
• Writing Wrongs: With your nose to the grindstone, here’s a word in your ear
• Time to help the 98 percent
• Thanks for fundraiser help
• I-10 lanes near J-6 to close Monday, Tuesday
• Our View: Hospitals make a smart move
• Youngsters preparing for Bisbee production
• Huachuca City moves to same sex classrooms
• DPS says no further drug searches to be done in ACC offices
• Bisbee schools make solar application
• Vigil planned Sunday for La Madrid
• Virginia Phillips
• Tombstone district raises its tax rate
• Willcox development OK’d by commission
• City to begin fort recycling effort
• Military Update: Dodging LeJeune veteran care
• Altercation results in citations for 2 local firefighters
• Bisbee’s Uptown Tribal Gallery scheduled to close its doors
• Christmas in July event today in Sierra Vista
• Facts about candy-throwing issue
• Thanks for making coaster race a success
• Spending bill will hurt the environment
• Just another false alarm on debt ceiling
• Subdivision plat gains Council’s approval
• Lightning sparks small fire on Fort Huachuca
• Around Your Town 07/15/1
• On Your Mind 07/15/11
• Tech conference will offer teachers up-to-date training
• Chalk Talk
• Church briefs
• Backpack Sunday
• Chairman reminds residents of zoning rules
• SVRHC, Douglas hospital team up for better care
• Berean Academy staff members dissatisfied with meeting results
• Easier Said Than Done: Born a ‘Buckeye’
• Thanks for the work on BRATS
• Let’s move forward
• Our View: It’s too late to stop marijuana
• Local hospital to manage Douglas hospital
• Tombstone’s primary source of water shut down
• Locally filmed TV show set for broadcast
• City personnel policy on council agenda
• Supervisors OK pair of marijuana cultivating permits
• Fees for vital records to increase
• James (Jim) A. Woodruff
• DeBorah Berchan Smith Payne
• Local woman connecting victims of fire with help
• Crime Reports: 7/14/11
• Marriages/Divorces: 07/14/11
• Pedestrian pathway set for St. David
• Our View: We can’t afford too much defense
• Desert Lanes decides Bowlers of the Year
• Lawmaker seeks to scrap redistricting commission
• Fitness born again
• Sierra Vista Force to hold Open Field Training and Tryouts.
• Scarier than the fire, flood victims feel helpless
• Deluge of water, mud runs through couple’s home
• Yuma church can sue city for damages, court rules
• Firefighters involved in incident at local Applebees restaurant
• Ricardo’s restaurant owner eager to rebuild after fire
• Sierra Vista schools adopt new budget with bumped tax rate
• Our View: Should we test people seeking office?
• Midweek Morsels: Eat a salad, help Special Olympics
• Time for the president to wake up
• Humane society active during fire
• Support the staff at Berean
• ACC chairman proposing drug sweep of offices
• Group offering disaster loans for fire victims
• On Your Mind: 07/13/11
• Marriages: 07/13/11
• Interstate 10 lane closures near the Mescal/J-Six Bridge begin Wednesday
• Loved Ones Incarcerated: Please sir, may I have more porridge?’
• Flooding a concern for local, federal officials
• Cooperatives join to fight for share of Hoover power
• $1.2M grant to fund STEM programs on fort
• Tons of sand help residents prepare for floods in wake of Monument Fire
• Sierra Vista council says no to urban chicken ranching
• Tim Pinson
• Lawmaker explains pointing gun at reporter
• Fence at U.S./Mexico border is cut
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police July 8-10; Sheriff's Office July 5-8
• Painful decision made to put down horse
• A real loss for the area
• Why is there a debt ceiling at all?
• Compassion for a rattlesnake
• Our View: Betty Ford was a great American
• Miller Canyon Flood Photos
• County unemployment rate stabilizes in May  
• Driver arrested after fleeing with children
• Jaymie W. Radican
• Birding cabins will remain empty due to massive fire
• Around Your Town 07/11/11
• It’s 100 years of family and fun for Rose
• The politics of American intelligence
• Flash flood roars down the mountain
• Crime reports: Sheriff's Office July 4-5
• Our View: Not a good reflection on Arizona
• As heavy rains begin, response team’s biggest concerns are realized
• On Your MInd 07/11/11
• Historic property is a victim of the Monument Fire
• Ask M&M: The importance of business insurance
• Onward with Reverse: Reverse mortgages for condos, manufactured homes
• Breaking news: Flooding traps residents in Miller Canyon
• Anniversary: Hylsky
• Marriage: Snoozy–Jones
• History preserved
• On to Stage 2 of Steelhead Triathlon
• Grievance doesn’t get the response staff at Berean seeks
• A bad time brought us together
• Around Your Town 07/10/11
• Most Viewed Online
• Stay informed on redistricting
• Tour touts advantages of rainwater harvesting
• Resources available for landowners following the fire
• Finding fertile ground for the know-it-all in Arizona
• Planting in the hot weather
• Pair of former legislators say redistricting process needs changes
• Weigh in on SVUSD budget process
• The definition of common sense
• SV Nats beat Willcox to advance in 11-12 bracket
• Mixed doubles at King’s Court raises more than $8k for relief
• Cleaning up the remains
• SVRHC dedicates new rehab facility
• Measures taken to avert flooding
• Critics say Border Patrol access bill would ruin environment
• Three seek permits to grow medical marijuana
• Copper Kings take a pair vs. SV All-Stars
• SV American stays alive in 9-10 Division
• Donations to help replace horse items lost during fire
• Brewer’s staff knew about visit by Napolitano
• Free sandbags available beginning today
• Emma Sue Callahan
• Enough signatures exist to recall Pearce, officials say
• Our View: Internet sales tax issue needs solution
• Elaborating on the social contract
• Around Your Town: 07/09/11
• Tuttle, Weber set hammer records at JO region meet
• Sandbags available Saturday
• U.S. border plan puts emphasis on drug prevention
• County discusses ‘rights,’ ‘wrongs’ during fire response
• Sophia’s to close doors
• College’s Math Academy proves successful
• Patricia Lenore (Nolte) Nagle
• H. David Maple
• Jose Soto Mendez
• Antonio Chavez
• Brewer avoids online sales tax question
• Candy-throwing rule to keep Naco Fire Dept. out of Rotary parade
• Water Wonderland: Importance of the cottonwoods
• Easier said than done: Birds and so much more
• Our View: Delay on deficit bad for all
• Douglas Safeway to close
• Cochise centennial celebration to include booklet celebrating those who impacted county history
• Sophia's to close by the end of the weekend
• BAER public meeting Friday
• ZOOcson- Feast for the Beasts!
• Border fence replacement set to wrap up July 22
• Border group shows patriotism with flags
• CAS summer program makes learning fun
• Seeking tips about fire origin
• Special Olympians will benefit from competition
• Barnburners abound
• Antonio Chavez
• Julie Ann Burson
• Mexican actor Ignacio Tarso to be in Douglas on Sunday
• Our View: Let’s all rally around proposed bike plan
• Kudos to Sierra Vista care facilities
• People here ARE different
• Superintendent's Corner: Monument Fire pointed at the extraordinary efforts of many
• Bisbee company grants easement to the city
• Teachers at Buena get bonuses they earned
• How will development fees laws affect Sierra Vista?
• A message to Sierra Vistans
• Plea deal reached in murder case
• Liberty Water restrictions lifted
• Our View: Emergency response was good; let’s make it even better
• Caregiver Coach: Community caregiving at its best
• Palominas celebrates July 4
• Problem-solving clinic aids horses, fire victims
• Around Your Town 07/05/11
• Krause, Carabeo coaster race champions
• Business has everything to make your engine sing
• County job losses continue
• Onward with Reverse: Erroneous reverse mortgage information
• Community picnic honors firefighters
• Report warns of flooding dangers
• Marriage: Taylor-Sarasnick
• County announces new health department director
• Newspapers benefit classroom
• Marriage: Harrison-Reiss
• Around Your Town 07/03/11
• Fire, flood contacts
• The Kings’ voice
• Type 2 Incident Command says thank you
• Around Your Town 07/02/11
• Raising the Stars and Stripes in Huachuca City
• Report of stabbing brings lockdown of Sierra Vista Walmart Superstore
• Monument Fire personnel down to 70
• Updated information on Monument Fire
• Communication caused problems fighting fire
• Bisbee Visitors Center stays put
• Berean board delays decision on staff grievance
• Community prayer service planned
• New threat emerges after Monument Fire: Floods
• Monsoon storms brings, rain, hail to parts of Sierra Vista.
• Public meeting set 10 a.m. Friday on fire assessment
• New fire team takes over Friday
• Latest Monument Fire facts and figures
• Staff sought for Justice of the Peace
• Hereford post office resumes service Friday
• Cochise County Supervisors start budget review
• Man dies when brush fire erupts after car crash
• Berean Academy meeting will answer staff complaints
• Monument Fire now at 92 percent containment
• Share your Monument Fire stories
• Canyon splendor
• Canyon splendor
• Marie ‘Lou’ Floyd
• Mary ‘Lou’ Floyd
• Robert Pettijohn
• Frances (Fran) E. Kennedy
• Thank you to all who helped
• Brush fire under control
• Summer Barrel Tasting & Food Pairing
• Explaining Sierra Vista’s Arizona Workforce connection
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista Police June 24-25
• Autistic man’s academic achievements earn him scholarship to Cochise College
• Fire forced elder home evacuation
• Donations made during fire go out to entire community
• Man faces two counts of sexual misconduct
• Senior meals program needs $1,000 by Thursday
• Wildfire prevention team arrives at Coronado forest
• On Your Mind 06/27/11
• What we gained from the fire
• Local citizens plan Pizza Feast for Firefighters this Tuesday
• Cartoon got it wrong on NRA
• Copper Kings drop two more against Nationals
• Cleared for takeoff
• Club Cochise takes 2 of 3 matches in third round
• Difficult times spell out what is important
• Fund established to help ranchers
• Public Meeting Tonight at Buena High School
• Club Cochise plays strong 2nd round at volleyball fest
• Kings halve on Gamboa walk-off HR
• For Superior Court clerk, job is dream come true
• After the fire, remember our snakes
• Our View: Why it’s important to shop locally
• Companies urge electricity, water conservation
• Club Cochise plays strong in second round
• County assistance sites open today
• All residents allowed to return home
• Fight continues on Monument Fire
• From Shadow Ridge: Lessons Learned Upon a Path
• Rotary learns how Fort deals with EPA
• Mackey, Damble and Gray introduced at Rotary meeting
• Hometown Heroes: Christin Belfield promoted
• Births
• SSVEC updates its progress
• Fort plans prescribed burn in Garden Canyon
• State, County open individual assistance center
• Offensive fire fighting operations continue and expand
• Review of burned areas begins
• Fire crews face marathon with lastest blaze
• Calm winds, better weather aid firefighters’ efforts
• SSVEC crews work long days replacing damaged equipment
• Dealing with homeowner policies
• Crime Reports: 6/23/11
• Disable Veterans meeting has been cancelled
• Foundation sets up accounts for victims
• SV fireworks show will be postponed
• SSVEC asks customers to conserve usage
• Southwest Gas seeks to restore service
• A good meteorologist needed in heat of battle
• Correction: 06/21/11
• Part of county’s history gone
• Couple’s home spared from second major fire
• Shelter evolved into a caring community
• Help make everyday a day of thanksgiving
• Fire-related contact list
• Cinemark to offer discounts
• Press Release: Vital Records--Replacement of documents lost in Arizona fires
• Buena Show Band reunion to go on as planned
• Behind The Flames: The science behind the behavior of a fire
• National Guard will serve as a security force for sheriff’s office
• Preparedness of city key to fighting Monument Fire
• A calm day, by comparison, for fire
• Fort to get firefighting reinforcements
• Re-Entry Information / Evacuation Openings
• Qwest to provide phones for local evacuees
• Latest burn zone and evacuation map
• Mobile clinic at Buena
• Mobile clinic at Buena
• Volunteers sought to help with pets
• Pilots answer why planes were grounded
• MONUMENT FIRE MAKES ANOTHER RUN
• Throwers qualify for Junior Olympics regional
• Pet care volunteers sought
• Volunteers to help care for dogs, cats
• Brush fire causes brief concern
• Sheriff issues new evacuation orders
• Surge in wildlife predicted on post
• Local fire crews on front lines of Monument blaze
• Caretakers help burned horse regain health
• KEEPING BLAZE AT BAY
• Baptism by fire for interim chief
• Weber owns state record in hammer
• What will Mother Nature do?
• Meeting for fort residents
• Info call center opens
• Public information meeting at Buena High School 6 p.m.
• Fire training on fort stopped when real event came along
• Horse community comes together over fire
• Henry C. Kincaid (Hank)
• Offers roll in for those affected by fires
• Military Update: Services split over push for unified medical command
• Fort fire 90 percent contained
• Hwy 92 closed between Ramsey Road and Naco Highway
• Donations pouring in
• Incident Command's Fire Plan for today
• Monument Fire Day 5 photos
• CRIME REPORTS: 06/17/11
• Gwendolyn Elaine Cintron
• Robert Thomas Lucas
• BACKYARD ASTRONOMER: The Fourth of July pre-show
• 62nd U.S. Army Band activated
• Army recognizes its 236th birthday
• Unit gets new commander, designation
• Wednesday's photos from the Monument Fire
• Timeline of the Monument Fire on Wednesday
• Information Meeting At 6 P.M.
• Rainwater harvesting day Saturday
• A passion for native food foraging
• This week at the farmers market
• Police to enforce strict ban on fireworks
• Crews quickly extinguish Ramsey Canyon fire
• BREAKING NEWS: Motorists advised to keep moving in area of Monument fire
• Fire near Ramsey Canyon under control
• Emergency Evacuation! Power Cut
• Power outage affects 100
• Fort to mark Army’s birthday with 3 events
• City to support new annexation effort of county enclaves
• U.S. Army celebrates birthday on Flag Day
• Monument Fire grows to 3,700 acres
• Community provides food, water for fire crews
• Emergency department at hospital evacuated
• Ash Canyon new focus of Monument Fire
• Local real estate market shows mixed signals
• Sensitive Touch Spa has new location
• Onward with Reverse: Reverse mortgage trends and statistics
• Ask M&M: Survival rate of new firms
• Annual Organic Garden Tour sees increase in Earth-friendly attendees
• Feliciano wins City Golf Championship
• Massive fire forces evacuation near Coronado National Memorial
• Republicans are fiddling with budget
• Meetings set for Bisbee co-op
• Our View: Let’s get redistricting right
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police June 9-10; Sheriff's office May 31-June 1
• Senior officer stresses growing importance of cyber security
• Scientists study true value of water to animals
• Around Your Town 06/12/11
• Weekend event pays tribute to Buffalo Soldiers
• 3 teens injured in Mescal crash
• Around Your Town 06/11/11
• Tombstone to celebrate historic Buffalo Soldiers
• Middle schoolers from Mesa give gift to Cochise County Courthouse
• Man gets 9 years for role in robbery
• Elementary student art showcased at Kartchner Caverns
• Chalk Talk
• Church briefs
• Ignite the spark: The Global Leadership Summit is coming again
• Board gives Agenbroad near-perfect evaluation
• Tombstone High OK’d for JROTC program
• Bland’s interest in politics came from family
• County joins fight to keep funding
• Efforts to restore Camp Naco aided by pair of grants
• Hot Peppers take third at Triple Crown tourney
• BREAKING NEWS: Bridge construction will force I-10 lane restrictions Thursday and Monday
• Lyle R. Gooden
• Linda Marie Clifford Bowman
• Death Notice
• Maria Teresa Flores (Sfc. Ret.)
• Courtney M. Darnell
• What will iCloud mean to you?
• ‘Liars Clubs’ in Sierra Vista
• Caregiver Coach: Is anybody home?
• Lyle R. Gooden
• Gloria J. Strehlau
• Beatrice Onita McWhorter
• 40th Returns To Fort
• Ask M&M: What makes a ‘small business’
• 2010 county’s worst year for new home construction in 2 decades
• Onward with Reverse: Non FHA reverse mortgages
• Remembering ‘loose lips sink ships’
• On Your Mind 06/01/11
• Our View: Learn to swim this summer
• For Meals on Wheels program, golf tournament is key to fundraising effort
• Milestone was delayed, but attained
• County sheriff’s office seeks help to find missing woman
• Police ‘pursuit’ aids Special Olympics
• Raymond E. Stanley, Jr.
• Saturday at mall goes to the dogs
• Maria Teresa Flores, SFC Retired
• Brewer says she is governor, even when away
• Warrant check finds suspect in 2003 death of Border Patrol agent
• Complaints made against Huachuca City official tossed
• Conservationists fight approval of mine project
• Can mining be ‘green?’
• Fort bids soldiers adieu with lots of fun, food
• Berean staff air issues at meeting
• Huachuca City clerk resigns just days after taking position
• Police say woman was robbed in store parking lot
• Still time to sign up for Foot Pursuit 5K
• Alma Dolores returns with two dazzling shows
• Who Shot Rock and Roll: Don’t take a pass on Hendricks tribute
• Happy welcome home set for returning soldiers
• Firemen show off their facial locks for a good cause
• Jury finds Mendoza guilty in fatal crash
• Fun-tastic 4th of July!
• Historical society plans auction to aid museum
• Judge nullifies biological opinion, rules against fort
• Holiday patrols net 8 arrests for DUI
• Teen killed, 3 hurt in Willcox crash
• In excess of one ton of marijuana seized
• Judge rules against Fort on San Pedro
• Correction
• Official list of 2011 graduates from Buena High School
• Public meetings
• Chest bump raises curiosity
• Around Your Town 05/31/11
• One fire grows, another is contained
• A pause to honor, thank those who have fallen
• Ask M&M: Keeping good financials
• A tribute to veterans
• On Your Mind 05/30/11
• Local real estate professional earns accredited staging professional designation
• Onward with Reverse: Avoiding reverse mortgage foreclosure
• Our View: No need to be passive on this day
• One of the horrors of war
• Wildcats ousted by Oklahoma
• Kings stay perfect in tourney
• Americans must remember why we have Memorial Day
• An afternoon of arguments
• Commentary: Language is the world’s democracy
• Mall robbers to be sentenced next month
• State seeks death penalty for two suspects
• The emperor’s new clothes
• Marijuana lawsuit overrides people’s will, supporters say
• Huachuca City Council welcomes newly elected councilman, town clerk
• Brewer, Horne are twisting medical marijuana memo, federal prosecutor says
• City takes move necessary to collect fees owed by ex-political candidate
• Deadly I-10 wreck case goes to jury
• Public input sought on urban chicken ranching
• Customs leader makes due on promise to visit Arizona
• Bisbee grads achieved right down to the wire
• I-10 bridge gets new, earlier opening date
• Wyatt Earp Days in Tombstone celebrate Wild West heritage
• Bisbee High School’s top graduates
• Bisbee council unanimously approves intents to pass sewer amendments
• BREAKING NEWS: Buena High graduation available to watch several ways
• BREAKING NEWS: Aerostat flying over fort is part of Empire Challenge 2011, not a replacement
• Reality check, we’re broke
• Sierra Vista Farmers Market MVP, George Lockett
• Opening arguments in Mendoza trial aired
• ‘Save Our Pool’ walk-a-thon is Saturday
• Midweek Morsels: Happy 70th birthday Bob Dylan
• Brewer seeks court ruling on medical marijuana law
• Testing Again
• Dennis Dane Schlarbaum
• County Democratic Party changes meeting date
• What Christians believe
• Appeals court ruling provides a big victory for prosecutors
• How redistricting has reshaped elections
• Worker retention, expansion goal of local survey
• Worker retention, expansion goal of local survey
• Countywide retail sales up
• Onward with Reverse: More popular reverse mortgage questions are answered
• Ask M&M: Using social media
• Sierra Summit celebrates graduation night
• Herald/Review wins 11 press club awards
• Bisbee Blue Jewelry to close after 39 years
• Trio of on-post businesses celebrate re-opening after extensive renovations
• Relay thankful for support
• Dealing with diminishing water
• Virus outbreak cancels horse events in state
• Armed robber gets five-year prison sentence
• Finding capital for small business owners
• Herald/Review captures top prize at annual advertising awards contest
• Tombstone students triumph at graduation
• Planned medical pot dispensary derailed by council members
• Rotary steps up to rescue Bisbee fireworks program
• Woman found guilty in killing
• Midweek Morsels: Earth Day, Idol voting and more
• Canine soldiers show off during demonstration on fort
• Tombstone High to graduate 62 students tonight
• Election result hampers cleanup effort
• Closing arguments expected today in fatal stabbing case
• 150 join fight against Horseshoe Two Fire
• Swap Meet Day this week at the market
• Farmers Markets gaining popularity in U.S.
• This week at the farmers market
• Border Patrol busy with slew of weekend arrests
• Prosecution questions defendant’s story
• Around Your Town 05/17/11
• Loved Ones Incarcerated: Looking forward to mental health first aid training
• It is hoped that the victory garden will become an extension of the Tombstone food bank.
• Tombstone food bank is expanding operations
• Murder trial focuses on crime lab test results
• Around Your Town 05/16/11
• Pet shuttle company expands service
• SV lawyer to attend DUI defense training class
• Local residents join national food company
• Sierra Vista Seven Artists craft show all about fun, friendship
• Website offers new enclave for Bisbee businesses
• Southwest Association of Buffalo Soldiers recognizes Sierra Vista’s youngsters for their efforts in school
• Fiber arts activities thrill young, soothe old
• Fires keep air tanker crew busy
• Public Works’ open house was a thrill for Sierra Vistans of all ages
• Crime reports: Cochise County Sheriff's Office May 10-12
• Living and working a clean life
• Cochise College graduates a record number of students
• Fore! a good cause
• Horseshoe 2 Fire is hurting several small businesses
• Arizona’s jobless could soon lose benefits
• Dever is no fan of Obama’s speech
• Utility industry program offers training in stable industry
• U of A South grads share their sense of accomplishment
• Around Your Town: 05/13/11
• SVPD to host summer youth academy
• Career fair draws another big crowd
• White Wine Release Weekend
• 5th-graders get birds-eye view of predators
• Arizona residents’ median age keeps climbing, Census shows
• Soldier remembered during memorial service
• Letter carriers to collect canned food donations
• Equipment replacement to take place after probe
• Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans BBQ at Veterans Park May 14th
• Bisbee Farmers Market has fest, music, vendors
• Vinwar owners share knowledge of growing
• This week at the farmers markets
• Bisbee schools specify who will lose their jobs
• Obama: Guard troops to remain on border
• Around Your Town 05/10/11
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista Police May 6-9
• Buffalo Soldier Days Program to be held Saturday in Sierra Vista
• Bisbee council discusses how to keep pool open
• NEWS UPDATE: Aerostat deflates -- debris lands in SE Sierra Vista yards
• Sierra Vistans' photos of Monday's aerostat incident
• BREAKING NEWS: Send us your aerostat photos
• Utility industry program offers training in stable industry
• About the Center for Economic Research
• Reverse mortgage escrow closing
• Ask M&M Several financing options for new businesses
• On Your Mind 05/09/11
• BREAKING NEWS: Arizona is under a red-flag warning
• Spring festival at san pedro house draws a large crowd of young, old alike
• Astronomy Day brings galaxy just a bit closer
• Village Meadows ‘family’ reunites to celebrate school’s 50th
• Arizona Court of Appeals rejects helicopter lawsuit
• Registration under way for Benson Economic Outlook Luncheon
• Bakesale Fundraiser - Sierra Vista Walmart - TODAY!
• 17th Annual Relay for Life brings out supporters for the fight against cancer
• Students practice their pitches
• County gas prices continue to increase
• San Pedro River bridge work project is pushed back a year by ADOT
• Crime Reports: 05/07/11
• State 2A softball: Bisbee girls win at state
• JCMS girls, boys win championships
• New post school breaks ground
• City unveils its new fuel facility
• Brewer makes noise about bid for 3rd term
• Around Your Town: 05/06/11
• Backyard Astronomer: Look! The planets are dancing
• Overnight field trip provides a real-life laboratory for Greenway students
• Edward G. Francis
• Around Your Town 05/04/11
• This week at the farmers market
• Holocaust survivor shares her inspirational story
• John Radzyminski
• Well runs dry for Gas City stores
• Bisbee wins first game at state
• Around Your Town 05/03/11
• Middle school principal thrilled by surprise
• Crews start to contain Bull Fire near Nogales
• Training strategies: National decisions require good intel, senior intelligence officer says
• Two of three airlifted after wrecks out of hospital
• Bull Fire extends into forest land
• Hungry, fun-seeking crowds flocked to the Festival of the Southwest
• Mustache May now under way in county
• Obama says bin Laden dead
• New wellness clinic to be dedicated in Naco, Sonora
• Attorneys offer caretakers information on the legal standards of guardianship
• Bisbee Farmers’ Market makes its return for 2011
• West End Fair celebrates city’s origins
• Group to try new spot for dispensary
• Two hurt in accident that spills into car dealership
• Soldier’s memorial service will be May 11
• Students learning about STEM disciplines at Cochise College
• State given OK to phase out program
• Governing board refuses to allow agenda requests
• On-demand pumps handy, economical
• Consulate hosts chance to worship ‘Agave Goddess’
• Police seek information on man suspected of being involved in pair of shootings Friday
• Council member opposes groups
• City ready to upgrade treatment facility
• Job situation expected to pick up slightly
• Longtime citizen given her own day
• On Your Mind: 04/29/11
• Prep Roundup: Jackets close out with big win over San Miguel
• Colts reach state again — probably
• BYU-bound Smith a senior day anomaly
• A season of hard knocks behind them
• Post-partum depression hard for many to discuss
• This week at the Farmers Market
• Suspect in Benson case was involved in earlier incident
• Fort Huachuca undergoes security exercise
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista Police April 25-26
• Around Your Town 04/27/11
• New law restricts cities’ ability to assess impact fees
• William W. “Bill” Johns
• Charles ‘Charlie’ F. Brown
• Brush fires keep crews busy on weekend
• Around Your Town 04/26
• Sierra Vista plans to improve area sewers
• Employers will pay more for unemployment insurance
• 18 sets of veterans’ remains receive final military honors.
• Not another Iron Curtain
• Family became good friends
• SVRHC meetings should be public
• Bluegrass in the Park starts Friday
• Neta Bess (Harper) Trezise
• On Your Mind 04/25/11
• Our View: Arizona should not raise funds for Tea Party
• Retail and accommodation sales still struggling  
• Headline, story didn’t tell facts
• Reception is set for county’s veterans
• Group works to make their friend’s vision a reality
• Around Your Town 042511
• Onward with Reverse: What follows reverse mortgage application?
• Solar ovens take, and bake, the cake at Sierra Vista Farmers' Market
• Bisbee residents take pride in helping to remove trash from illegal dump site
• Joyce Clark principal honored for efforts in difficult time
• 2-hour talk beneficial for moms and dads
• Santa Cruz County inmates move into their new home
• Help in a time of need
• Bisbee makes contribution to Tucson victims fund
• Tin Town’s 28 residences to get sewer hookup
• Bisbee ready for eggless Easter hunt
• Toyota employee honored for great customer service
• DUELING PIANOS!!!
• CINCO DE MAYO CELEBRATION
• BREAST CANCER AWARENESS "PARTY IN PINK"
• Just so musical, just so fun
• Local smoke shops raided
• Palominas Fire District's meeting heats up again
• Activists want new biological opinon set
• JROTC celebrates perseverance, new, old leaders
• SSVEC documents what it calls a positive financial statement
• Magic show sparks interest in electrical safety
• Giffords awaits medical clearance to attend launch
• District’s tax rate could fall 20 percent
• Pedestrian airlifted after being hit by pickup
• Jackets blaze new trail
• This week at the farmers market
• Bisbee council OKs medical pot amendments
• Working to create a better Bisbee
• Mildred Evelyn (Millie) Rutherford
• Around Your Town 04/20/11
• Cremains to be interred in Sierra Vista
• SV school district, CANTER reach deal
• Loved Ones Incarcerated: Prisoners: We all live in our communities
• Around Your Town 04/19/11
• Deaths being probed as murder/suicide
• Married couples will get preference
• Dry hydrant delays efforts to extinguish house fire
• Sierra Vista Food Co-op makes its much-awaited debut
• Nogales getting bigger, stronger border barrier
• Around Your Town: 04/18/11
• Celebrate Earth Day: Clean up and recycle for free
• Super rich see federal taxes drop significantly
• Record crowd comes out for Easter fun
• Happy Meal toys safe in Arizona
• Old memories are as much a part of show as old autos
• Appreciation Day makes Spring cleaning easier
• 2 1/2-year effort comes to end as path opens
• Copper Queen Community Hospital extends its telemedicine service
• Fort thanks 744 people who donated their time in 2010
• Reality TV show to feature local caregivers
• Fish, Turtles help kids come out of their shell
• Sierra Vista Police thank volunteers who gave more than 13,000 hours of their time last year
• Hunt for treasure begins as Goodwill Retail Store opens
• Proposal to end SV property tax collections for next year is defeated
• Regents look to repeal plan to alter oversight of 2 hospitals
• Public services seem safe for now
• State has no right to sue, attorneys say
• DIALOGUES: Will history view conviction as a crucifixion?
• Hughes happy to leave Arizona St. for Cochise
• PREP ROUNDUP: Buena boys volleyball wins
• Hotel, fitness center honored during Chamber of Commerce ceremony
• Buena boys track topples Rincon
• Festival of art and music attracts large crowd at Cochise College
• 86th’s stay won’t last very long
• Preservation efforts begin on Bisbee’s Central School
• Chamber committee focused on long-term
• David Sherman Rochford
• Around Your Town 04/12/11
• Cyber superstars: Napper meets Buena’s computer system wizards
• Council poised to OK urban chicken ranching
• Huachuca City commission to consider dispensary
• Judges rule state can’t enforce 1070
• Celebrate Earth Day with free cleanup services
• SVRHC recognizes many of its stars
• Ask M&M: Getting an SBA loan
• Our View: Weather spotters wanted
• City issues to think about
• Around Your Town 04/11/11
• On Your Mind 04/11/11
• Air quality violations net mine $80,000 fine
• Showcase a mixture of local talent, cultures
• Termination of merger deal celebrated
• Last official search held for missing California man
• Best in Show winner overcame illness, injuries
• Prep roundup: Buena boys rebound on day two of tournament
• Government shutdown avoided
• Competition sparks enthusiasm
• Morgan tries again to satisfactorily end ward system issue
• Nogales residents recall changes to fence
• Agents seize 4,891 pounds of pot in 24 hours
• Training day: Barnett's towing teams up with two fire departments to practice techniques
• Sierra Vista is slower to recover
• Senate OKs unclear bill allowing guns on campuses
• Fort prepares for government shutdown
• Residents express anger over plans for pot center
• 2011 Historic Art Exhibition: A visual display created by the citizens of the county
• Artisan’s Presidio School won’t open
• Habitat for Humanity expands operations
• Lowell Junior High students try to cope with loss of friend
• Gas customers express their anger
• Superintendent's Corner: What if we could begin rounding up?
• Suspect pleads not guilty to drug-related charges; trial date set
• County supervisors put hold on restoration project for century-old building
• Bisbee project to get USDA recognition on Earth Day
• Perceived crime hurting economy
• BAR event a great success
• Midweek Morsels: Pet news and April events
• Our View: Time to practice fire safety
• Around your town 04/06/11
• Community comes to parents’ aid
• Caregiver Coach: Is It Really Alzheimer’s?
• Don’t give up on your Cold-damaged cacti
• Supreme Court: Opponents lack legal right to sue
• Highway road work scheduled for 2 days
• Local employment stabilizes in February
• Onward with Reverse: The new reverse mortgage ‘saver’ program
• Ask M&M: New firms and their survival rates
• Benson Area Transit System is ready to roll
• Man sees opportunities from ‘disability’
• Bisbee's Bill Taylor Track Meet returns after 1-year hiatus
• Welcome home hugs: 86th returns to fort from Afghanistan tour
• Firefighters extinguish brush fire
• Crime Reports: 04/03/11
• Rose Tree Parade thrills large crowd
• The Sierra Vista Chamber: committed to our community
• Buena CyberPatriot team is second in the country
• Military Update: Disability evaluation reforms seen falling short
• Around Your Town: 04/02/11
• Crime Reports: 04/02/11
• Pre-trial meetings begin in underage sex case
• Agents apprehend sex offender, seize almost 700 pounds of pot
• Pursuit called off after speeds top 100 mph
• State official outlines grim budget picture
• Continuation of meeting over school closure draws much smaller turnout than February gathering
• Brewer offers plan to restore transplant funding for needy
• On Your Mind: 04/01/11
• Police find missing autistic man lying in field
• Walk, vigil planned for Douglas teen
• Backyard Astronomer: Saturn’s rings and the Lyrid meteor shower
• Child porn case ends with a guilty verdict on 18 of 22 counts
• Searchers find autistic Douglas man
• Prosecution expected to rest in child porn case
• Brush fire nearly reaches home in Palominas
• Our View: Abortion bill not necessary
• Around Your Town: 03/31/11
• Loving the new digs: Housing on Fort Huachuca becoming more spacious than in the past
• Correction: 03/31/11
• Workshop to offer details on erosion
• Tip-a-Cop event to aid Special Olympics
• Bisbee roars past Tombstone, 10-0
• Sahuaro homers too much for Buena girls
• Prep roundup: Buena boys volleyball gets bounceback win over Pueblo
• Warren Ballpark scary no more for Tombstone
• Close, but no cigar for hard luck Colts
• SVRHC cancels agreement with Carondelet
• Live in the sky rescue training
• Our View: SAR made up of many dedicated volunteers
• Migrant teen hit by train hopes for foot to heal
• Mary Ann Garbrecht
• Group helps get people off streets, into positive lifestyle
• Around Your Town 03/29/11
• Bisbee school board OK’s $4.5M budget
• Anita Zimmerman
• Public financing law provision’s fate in hands of Supreme Court
• Fine wine, fun time at Bisbee event
• County sheriff’s search and rescue team marks its 30th anniversary
• Shift supervisor promoted to interim Palominas fire chief
• West End event seeking more vendors for fair
• 9-year-old Fort Huachuca boy hauls in large trout
• More than 100 take part in March for Babies event
• Gas outage to be discussed at public meetings
• In-state sales indicate confidence hike
• Diverse cultures unite for food, fun at fair
• Delia M. Dreeszen
• Many with disabilities pleased with support provided by event
• PREP ROUNDUP: Bisbee hangs on to defeat Morenci, 9-7
• Ramos leads Buena track to solid day 1
• Buena softball routs Tucson
• Big inning sinks Colts again
• Correction: 03/26/11
• Our View: More teacher nominees; baby fundraiser
• Clarification: 03/26/11
• Around Your Town: 03/26/11
• Judge orders man to pay for wife’s headstone
• Soldiers receive welcome-home hugs
• McCain reiterates stance on border
• New council debates annexation issue
• Bisbee continues talks on parking
• Easier Said Than Done: The nature of greed
• State installations vital to security, Democrat says
• Ultralights carry large loads, can avoid radar
• Big welcome home set for returning soldiers
• Around Your Town: 03/24/11
• USDA asks Bisbee to waive sewer fees
• Young authors to see work soar at festival
• Road work to affect I-10 traffic
• Local Kiwanis clubs win awards
• Crime Reports: 03/24/11
• Our View: Pondering a flat tax
• Blaze near Patagonia 20 percent contained
• Y.E.S. Fair receives 290 projects created by students in southeastern Arizona
• Mall robbery case ends in conviction of 3 men
• March of Dimes to raise funds to benefit babies
• Trio of companies pride themselves on customer service
• Buena has tough time vs. Huskies
• Buena boys get big win at Salpointe
• Flurry of errors Bisbee boys’ downfall
• Willcox rules the diamond
• Frank Stegall
• Summer Safari Nights
• Julia ‘Jay’ Luna Torrez
• Around Your Town 03/23/11
• Border Patrol checkpoints intercept drugs, handguns over weekend
• Students show off abilities with dessert, robotics
• Bisbee council to discuss arts group, parking
• Rain helps slow growth of fire near Patagonia
• County sheriff personnel rescue stranded hiker
• Brewer lobbies GOP legislators to back education
• Lieutenant general talks about the art of communication
• Many helped after house fire
• Border shooting: Family has lawsuit against the feds
• Midweek Morsels: Fundraisers galore on the horizon
• Jurors to start deliberations today in mall robbery case
• Our View: Examining legislative immunity
• Time to vote for Large Business of the Year
• This week at the farmers' market
• Harold Lloyd Teel
• Donald B. Ratcliff
• Shaun Edward Clark
• Opportunity missed
• High school roundup: Colts fall to Lancers in three
• Bowling update: Desert Winter Women’s League going right down to the wire
• Gray, Comolli win 2-Person event
• No need for poetry welfare
• How will construction affect those on fort?
• Couple, nanny arrested on sexual assault charges
• Man, 19, shot, killed near border
• Coronado Forest’s Sierra Vista Ranger District will get a new, bigger home soon
• Richard Alfred Besselman
• Michael Gargiulo
• Closing arguments to be made today in mall robbery trial
• Woman’s restitution reduced in fraud case
• Our View: Vote for business of the year
• IHOP construction could begin soon
• Lawmaker targets bill meant to attract filmmakers to state
• Senators vote to ban abortions based on race, sex
• Patagonia brush fire grows with help from high winds
• Women’s History Month event on fort today
• Huachuca City names interim town clerk
• Around Your Town 03/22/11
• BREAKING NEWS: Pursuit ends with shooting of 19-year-old at Douglas port of entry
• BREAKING NEWS: Brush fires cause road closures across Cochise County
• BREAKING NEWS: Brush fires cause road closures across Cochise County
• BREAKING NEWS: Sheriff's Office investigating shooting involving Border Patrol agent
• Economic trends in Cochise County
• Onward with Reverse: Reverse mortgage for purchasing or improving a home
• Ask M&M: Qualifying for a HUB Zone certificate
• Observatory offers unique stargazing opportunities
• Not just horsing around:
• Auto legalization firms busy as many Mexicans return home
• Our View: Voting records to be published
• Nogales population stalls as state grows
• On Your Mindd 03/21/11
• Around Your Town 03/21/11
• Three-way tie for first in senior league
• Home and Garden Show organizers say this year’s event was big success
• California couple on mission to find son
• Around Your Town: 03/20/11
• Crime Reports: 03/20/11
• President’s Corner: Community college system aims to improve access
• New Hauser exhibit features Father Kino
• Most Viewed Stories Online: March 12 and March 18
• Our View: Nuclear fears lead to run on iodine pills
• Visitors get hands-only training at Red Cross event
• Coalition co-chair says redistricting offers chance to fix party imbalances
• Writing Wrongs: Do you need a cure for your anorthographicophobia?
• Thomas E. Houston
• Abril leads Bisbee to rout of Valley Union
• PREP ROUNDUP: Buena girls tie for 3rd in Badger
• Weber sets meet record at Williams
• Lights, camera, Yakyu!
• Home and Garden Show’s first day matches vendors, public wanting to spruce up residences.
• Around Your Town: 03/19/11
• Ceremony honors Arizona Rangers
• Event explores benefits of social networking to small businesses
• Rio Rico water customers see rates rise by 60 percent
• Prosecution rests in robbery case
• Military Update: Surprise appointment intrudes on TRICARE fee debate
• Dear Prof: How to find meaning in a world of words
• Benson prinicipal heads to Pearce district
• Our View: Teacher, firefighters honored
• Border Patrol agents intercept ammunition heading to Mexico
• Crime Reports: 03/19/11
• Trial delayed for man facing attempted murder
• PREP ROUNDUP: Buena 5-0 heading into bracket play
• Colts set seven PR’s at Willie Williams
• State official puts an end to alleged moving scam
• Cyber Command chief warns of deficiencies
• Senate rejects 5 immigration bills
• Army seeks efficient new training methods
• Around Your Town: 03/18/11
• Renovated clinic touts new services
• Douglas officers seize 30 pounds of cocaine
• Trial continues in mall armed robbery case
• Correction: 03/18/11
• Global events continue to affect price of gas
• Our View: GIITEM funding reduced to politics
• Easier Said Than Done: Diane Jacks’ ‘Grace Street’
• On Your Mind: 03/18/11
• Backyard Astronomer: A wormy fishy kind of moon?
• Police, Border Patrol stop tunnel smugglers
• Community volunteer, longtime Sierra Vistan to serve on Cochise College Foundation Board
• Bisbee officials discuss zoning regulations regarding medical marijuana buildings
• Colts off to good start at Willie Williams
• High school roundup: Bisbee wins to open play at Maricopa
• Colts pick up season’s first victory
• Art instructor in Bisbee is finalist for New Teacher of the Year Award
• One eastbound lane to reopen after fiery crash on Interstate 10
• Pursuit, property damage rude surprise for neighbors
• Annual Home and Garden event starts Friday
• Our View: Senator rightfully stripped of post
• Bisbee Chamber thanks all
• Trial under way for three charged in robbery at mall
• Zoning laws ignored in county
• Around Your Town: 03/17/11
• Authorities end search for suspected smugglers
• Council members explain reason behind chief’s firing
• Soldier gives part of Purple Heart to Giffords’ office
• DIALOGUES: Cutting work as an homage to times of excess
• Bowling update: McCormick makes big comeback with a 770
• Buena wins opener at Badger Invite
• Alan Seth Siegal Markell
• Julia M. (Pereza) Ross
• This week at the Farmers Market
• Neighbor talks about drama leading up to Tuesday’s chase
• Suspects on the loose
• State Senate approves English-only documents
• Palominas fire district board discusses new fuel, maintenance agreements
• Brewer proposes new plan to cut health care costs
• Curtis G. Johnson
• Maria Escareno
• Addie “Polly” Danford
• Imogene E. Long
• Maynard N. (Frankenberg) Franklin
• Erlinda S. Ramirez
• Tools of the Trade: Training, trailer, system help SVFD prepare for any kind of mass casualty event
• Repealing DADT big mistake
• Midweek Morsels: Home and Garden show this weekend
• Our View: Special day could save a life
• Senate seeks further budget cuts for universitiesSenate seeks further budget cuts for universities
• Bundgaard removed as Senate majority head
• County could wind up with six medical marijuana dispensaries
• Census results to bring Bisbee a loss of $269,000
• Around Your Town 03/16/11
• Prep roundup: Colts hang through four with Yucaipa
• Pumas lose, but find themselves
• BREAKING NEWS: Police fired at during chase involving suspected human smugglers
• Justice Court Docket: Weddings are interesting duty for judges
• Everyone will pay costs, trustee says
• Bill would wipe out most deductions
• Red Cross to conduct CPR classes
• Senate approves measure to tighten English-only law
• Around Your Town: 03/15/11
• Closure lifted at Parker Canyon Lake
• Sting targeting sale of alcohol to underage customers results in 7 citations at area businesses
• Our View: Senate judicial review bad idea
• Keeping things clean during spring break
• Crime Reports: 03/15/11
• Big innings continue to haunt Colts
• Half-court, full press
• LeRoy Bach
• Frank Pedro
• Charles Meeker
• Eudolia P. Smith Jr.
• Registration Open for Operation H.O.M.E. Easter Basket Program
• Around Your Town 03/14/11
• On Your Mind 03/14/11
• Maynard Newman (Frankenberg) Franklin
• Correction
• Region set to commemorate pioneering padre’s anniversary
• Supervisors plan busy day with 3 meetings on Tuesday
• Our View: Week draws attention to open government
• Bringing attention to border issues
• Kartchner cave tour tickets available online
• City takes another hit financially
• Cochise County continues to lose jobs
• Refinancing or paying off reverse mortgages
• Ask M&M: What is ‘green contracting?’
• Sierra Vista Fire Department recognizes four who went beyond what was expected
• Benson hospital could lose 699k due to budget cuts
• Doc’s alone at the top of senior league standings
• DIALOGUES: Death of ‘isms’ = springtime for labor
• Pumas close on strong note
• Habitat for Humanity has bigger space, goals
• Palominas board makes fire chief’s dismissal official
• Chamber board opts to make change
• Erlinda S. Ramirez (Gilmore)
• Charles Delbert Meeker
• Margaret S. Griffiths
• Rupert Bruce Donaldson
• LaVail S. Grauerholz
• Small Business of the Year honor shared by 2 owners
• Parker Canyon Lake closed due to fire
• County supervisors look to finish talks on proposed park maintenance district
• Botanical gardens are worth visiting
• Inside The Chamber: Thanks to all who helped me make a difference
• Crime Reports: 3/13/11
• Around Your Town: 3/13/11
• Most Viewed Stories Online: March 5 to March 11
• Public meetings this week
• Our View: Hopefully the last of HC recalls
• Cinderalla program crowns winners
• Claire Ione Griffin
• San Xavier del Bac or ‘The White Dove of the Desert’
• Community Service Award presented
• Deltas’ Women of Spirit Awards announced
• Egyptians training on fort share pride in homeland
• Investigators uncover pipe bombs at residence
• Olive Garden set to make Sierra Vista debut
• Water Wonderland: Recalling the story of Jeff Milton and the Fairbank Train Robbery
• Crime Reports: 03/12/11
• Court Sentencings: January
• Around Your Town: 03/12/11
• Hospitals try to save subsidized care
• Restitution hearing begins in Boys and Girls Club case
• Traffic delayed after wreck on MLK Parkway
• Skeletal remains of woman found in her Tombstone home
• Celebration of the arts to continue in Benson
• Our View: DD program, surprise gifts; a less than speedy trial
• Antenori made mistake in vote
• Newborns need to be tested
• Tucson sector border chief says area largely under control
• Doris ‘Dordie’ Tunstall Barnes
• THS sends a message at Warren Ballpark
• Colts routed by Sabercats
• Buena girls drop home opener
• Are natural resource funds drying up?
• Arizona’s big cities’ suburbs saw boom
• City council debates issue of trash fees
• Price of gas continues to rise across the state
• Parks Services to do herbicide applications
• DUI task force to patrol more during spring break
• Rangers to honor last Territorial Captain
• Huachuca City votes to begin advertising landfill project
• Sierra Vista officially OKs medical pot zoning
• Fort’s interoperability conference is set to resume in late March
• Running event salutes medical personnel
• Around Your Town: 03/11/11
• Easier Said Than Done: Don’t chop ’em down yet
• Our View: Keeping talented people
• Proposal would ban texting while driving
• Good luck to decathlon team
• Bill would limit future hiring
• Oil company greed
• Proud of student poet program
• On Your Mind: 03/11/11
• Genevieve B. Berens
• James S. Metzler
• Bisbee girls edge Tombstone, 5-4
• Buena boys knock off Desert Christian
• Colts nearly get first win at I. Ridge
• Stallions close season with title
• Bisbee High Multi-Class Reunion
• Crime Reports: 03/10/11
• Correction: 03/10/11
• YES Fair lets students put creativity on display
• Running Start program a staple of college’s STEM outreach efforts
• Program urges free non-alcoholic drinks for designated drivers
• Our View: Is there hope for a Bisbee PTA?
• Valuing nature for the long-term
• Zoning changes approved for marijuana dispensaries
• Most college graduates leave state to advance careers, economist says
• Panel votes to prevent cities from charging for police, other services
• Romanced by music: Students perform during piano competition
• Around Your Town: 03/10/11
• Buena track teams win at Ironwood Ridge
• DIALOGUES: What the Miami Heat teach us about ourselves
• Gunter ‘Gunner’ W. Andersohn
• Bisbee girls rout Eagles
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista Police March 7-8; Bisbee police March 1
• Huachuca City voters reject mayoral recall
• Sierra Vista City Council wraps up two days of discussion on how to fight budget crunch
• Midweek Morsels: Spouses’ Club scholarship deadline nears
• Crews battle brush fires
• Our View: Senate leader should resign post
• Blended classrooms’ effectiveness debated
• Senate votes to make Colt revolver state’s official gun
• No agreement yet in unauthorized workers case
• A case for fresh eggs
• Former payday loan company settles lawsuit
• This week at the farmers market
• Bisbee PTA to disband
• Program helps those with fear of falling regain active lifestyle
• State Senate votes to raise tax cash that can be diverted to private schools
• Mildred Woodruff
• Superintendent's Corner: A teacher’s life is not a romantic existence
• Obama Administration making serious mistakes
• Around Your Town 03/09/11
• Senate majority leader keeps post
• Joanne D. Richardson
• Rhett 'Gus' Eugene Gustafson Sr.
• COMMENTARY: On seeing Tiger Woods in the flesh
• CSI too much for Apaches
• Daylight runs out on Colts’ rally in home opener
• May and Jack just getting Startt-ed
• Tombstone falls at Pima despite rally
• Bradbury seeks to rebuild Buena boys program
• Former player Jason Hopkins has Apaches excelling on the interior
• Strong winds cause troubles in Sierra Vista
• Around Your Town 03/08/11
• SB 1339 takes away local control
• Border Patrol helps Mexican authorities with identification of murder victims
• Our View: State looks at bid preferences
• City of Sierra Vista looks to map out future
• Fundraiser begins for lighting project at Central School Project theater
• City defends stepped up patrols of parking areas in Old Bisbee
• Bisbee schools to stay on four-day week
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police March 4; Bisbee police Feb. 23-27
• Loved Ones Incarcerated: Prisoners, how should we support you?
• George Howard Wilson
• Former storage unit employee faces theft, burglary charges
• Lawmakers look to change process for selecting judges
• Work begins on project upgrading Bisbee street
• Correction
• BrightStar offers round-the-clock homecare in Arizona
• Update on census
• Center hopes to praise, reward thoughtful discourse
• Doris ‘Dolly’ Ellen O’Malley
• Our View: Celebrating NIE Week
• Sierra Vista salon celebrates 25th anniversary
• Onward with Reverse: Reverse mortgage HUD counseling session
• Dear M&M: Know what your target market is when selling your business
• High-speed chase terminated
• Around Your Town 03/07/11
• Enjoying a sunny sunday afternoon in the canyon
• Brewer takes quick trip to Alaska for ‘first vacation in over two years’
• Woman leaves legacy with local group
• On Your Mind 03/07/11
• Lawmaker seeks to reduce thefts of bulk containers from stores
• Spring senior season begins
• Etchings provide security, reduce value for thieves
• City battles reputation for violence
• Fire district finds issue with wages
• Apaches beat Western for title
• Inside the Chamber: It’s springtime, and time for home and garden show
• Dear Prof: Teacher wants ideas to help students take advantage of their brain power
• Spreadsheets are not a trade secret, court rules
• Santa Cruz residents fight foreclosures
• Around Your Town: 03/06/11
• Public Meetings This Week: 03/06/11
• Most Viewed Stories Online: Feb. 27 to March 5
• Rebecca K. Lopez
• King of the Cage
• Our View: SB 1411 runs counter to good government
• What’s most important for students?
• Prep roundup: Buena teams take second at Ted James
• New Thunderbird 6 assumes command
• Bill lacks sense, will cost jobs, county health systems head says
• Boys and Girls Club hopes new solar panel benefits power costs, kids
• Survivor shares Holocaust tales
• Recall vote looms again when voters in Huachuca City go to polls Tuesday
• Backyard Astronomer: Earth to end inside giant ball of gas?
• Crime Reports: 03/05/11
• Investigation continues in robbery
• Computer Challenge encourages young minds to think creatively
• Law would give edge to state firms seeking contracts
• Ranger district plans many prescribed fires
• Around Your Town: 03/05/11
• Our View: Children succeeding; some great concerts
• SVPD came to reader’s rescue
• Outback, community appreciated
• Military Update: Military groups divided over bump in TRICARE fees
• Louis ‘Lou’ Broitman
• Rope ’em up
• Prep roundup: Buena baseball still hunting for its first win this season
• DIALOGUES: Why does BYU only care about its own honor codes?
• Apaches, Matadors clash for title
• Small ball hits wall
• High school roundup: Colt tennis still seeking first win
• Apaches in 3rd straight title game
• Job fair a result of student feedback
• Senate votes to allow guns in most buildings
• Understanding needed, media member says
• Around Your Town: 03/04/11
• Was recent gas outage mishandled?
• Relationship with BLM frustrates county
• State jobless rate remains unchanged
• What are state lawmakers’ priorities?
• On Your Mind: 03/04/11
• Newspaper owners, publishers win fight to force paid publication of legal notices
• Our View: Free speech can be distasteful
• City, county announce opening of new section on Perimeter Trail in Huachuca Mountains
• Mexican officials find 3 bodies along highway
• Sierra Vista police are investigating robbery
• Senators miserably fail the people
• Easier Said Than Done: Be inspired by culture or writing conference
• Phone company irresponsible
• Virginia (Ginny) Erickson
• Live state basketball blog
• 5A-I state basketball semifinals: Buena vs. Mesa Mountain View
• Diplomacy a lost art, ex-Pakistani ambassador says
• Around Your Town: 03/03/11
• Mental health group seeks feedback on efforts
• Online tutoring program available to local students
• Cutting abortion funds may hurt medical classes at state university
• Photo radar remains legal
• Water Wise: Watering plants wisely
• State officials move to limit government spending
• Our View: Keep an eye on redistricting process
• How to avoid falling prey to tax-time scammers
• Sunsites considers new parks district
• Detours will affect I-10, SR 90 this weekend
• Correction: 03/03/11
• Endangered species views contested
• PREP ROUNDUP: Buena track has easy day in Douglas
• Everything up for grabs this time
• Robert J. Reynolds
• Marc Matthews’ band
• Guadalupe G. Miller
• Around Your Town 03/02/11
• Palominas fire chief placed on leave
• Cultural awareness key to success, Army official says
• Tax money utilized in classes slides again
• School supporters continue pleas
• A case for fresh eggs
• Our View: Senate ban a poor solution
• Provision in abortions funding bill may affect medical studies at UA
• Bill would reduce county control of budgets
• Law Day essay and art contest to focus on our second president
• Midweek Morsels: Sometimes it’s a dog’s world
• This week at the farmers market
• Correction
• Jack H. Sabin
• Edward Martinez
• Sydnie Laline Kimberline Goodell
• Tennis roundup: Colts swept by Falcons
• Buena track preview: Loaded Colts look to move up
• Odds long for No. 1 Colts vs. Mtn. View
• Bats stay cold for Buena
• Dorados avenge loss to Colts
• Caregiver Coach: Rude people
• With water district idea defeated, water board unsure of how to proceed
• For kids’ sake: Youth advocate gives his ideas on how to best support our children
• Clean elections may go to a vote again
• Robert ‘Mickey’ A. Kroft
• Helen Mae Remme
• San Pedro Valley’s rich fossil evidence to be focus of Sunsites Gem, Mineral Show meeting
• Trial date set for pair charged in murder
• Shooting suspect’s bond reduced
• Bill would require doctor’s oversight for all abortions
• Kiwanis book sale was golden
• Carrier provided great service
• GOP not acting responsibly
• Rural health centers fear funding cuts
• Around Your Town 03/01/11
• At meeting, board hears options for medical marijuana regulations
• Senate rejects bill to let municipalities regulate fireworks sales
• County supervisors want say in water, land use decisions
• Our View: Replacing Board of Regents bad idea
• Senate president won’t promise end to further bannings from hearings
• Desert Christian rallies late to beat Bisbee
• Jackets fall to St. David in season opener
• Bowling update: Good and bad news from Desert Lanes
• Wine Making and Wine Tasting Class
• Our View: 51st state a silly proposal
• On Your Mind: 02/28/11
• Public gets sneak peek at food co-op store
• Complex rules apply in federal cases
• For Startt, last day on job much like first
• Around Your Town: 02/28/11
• Long time coming
• Pumas reload again
• Tombstone softball full of potential
• New Jackets looking for big changes
• Greed and gas prices
• Throw the bum out
• What reverse means in reverse mortgage
• What to do when selling your business
• Plan would create SENTRI lanes to Mexico
• Colts close with loss
• Attracting more air traffic is a key goal
• Bisbee serves up chili to aid shooting victims
• Bisbee serves up chili to aid shooting victim
• Our View: Find a way to fund youth center
• Bicycle rodeo promotes safety
• Health and Wellness Seminar in Bisbee today
• Digital mammograms return to Douglas and Palominas
• Car wash employees had integrity
• Around Your Town: 02/27/11
• Helping kids succeed goal of two area events
• Most Viewed Stories Online: Feb. 20 to Feb. 26
• Public Meetings This Week: 02/27/11
• Guest artists to lecture at college
• Military Update: Military groups divided over bump in TRICARE fees
• GAME NOTES: Pregame ‘T’ unfortunate, but deserved
• Colts return to state final four
• Mary Hope Browning
• Leroy Francis Bach
• Susan Hancock
• Pima Air Museum
• FAA, TSA and other developments
• Vintage baseball tournament makes return
• Smith
• Hildebrand - Pitts
• Police say scam involves entering into the homes of area residents
• Our View: JROTC excels, Habitat starts, DUIs down
• Legislative districts can be fairly drawn
• NETCOM honors 2010 Civilian of the Year at ceremony
• Alleged street gang member’s trial delayed
• Court rules drugmaker employees are salesmen
• Sales tax figures indicate confidence
• Officials tend to small fire in Huachucas
• Man rescued in canyon is facing deportation
• Fort awards 8 during annual banquet
• Correction: 02/26/11
• Dear Prof: Learning to follow directions
• Cases against Sierra Vista consolidated for appeal
• Around Your Town: 02/26/11
• Declining case loads mean WIC cuts should have limited affect on county
• Murder case from 1995 heads back to court
• Crime Reports: 02/26/11
• Apaches fall in regular season finale at Phoenix College
• Colts split to open bracket play at Classic
• COACH'S CORNER: A historical perspective
• SHAMELESS PROMOTIONS: Get thyself to Ensign Gymnasium tonight
• Buena girls KO’d by Wolves
• Buena girls KO’d by Wolves
• ‘What happened’
• Students envision a better future
• Lawyers can help clients get medical marijuana
• Crime Reports: 02/25/11
• Public brings questions to meeting
• Council OKs naming of park after citizen
• Officials will learn more about mountain fire today
• On Your Mind: 02/25/11
• Unused grant money to target water outages
• Correction: 02/25/11
• Lawmaker wants to ban sale of electronic cigarettes to kids
• Alleged embezzler set for appearance in court
• Mary Elizabeth ‘Akio’ Shane
• Proposed bills could hinder Bisbee’s ability to collect overdue sewer fees
• Easier Said Than Done: Slaves to the lender
• Our View: Food card idea hits the trash bin
• How will cuts improve America?
• Shared sacrifice answer to problems
• I-10 work projects to have affect on travel over coming weekend
• Sheriff Dever honored at convention with a lifetime achievement award
• Law is aimed at halting bans on Happy Meals
• Around Your Town: 02/25/11
• Tall order
• Buena girls win first 2 at Classic
• Marty Robbins tribute March 4-5
• ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ at BPAC
• Annual piano event is Saturday
• Harlan White is artist of the month at HAA
• Tucson Symphony: ‘A Cultural Experience for Bisbee’
• SV Community Chorus Presents: Stage Door Canteen
• Man pulled from canyon after lengthy rescue
• Woman dies after she is struck by vehicle while crossing Hwy. 92
• Senate committee votes to eliminate Medicaid program
• Around Your Town: 02/24/11
• Fire crews tackle blaze that threatened residence
• Measures would have affected tax revenue in Sierra Vista
• Members of Elks Lodge celebrate anniversary
• Gun found behind Boys and Girls Club
• Care center hires nursing home doctor
• I-10 lane closures planned near interchange
• Dog park patrons will soon enjoy shaded structures
• Tea Party Socialism?
• Director’s Web page saves taxpayers cash
• Legislative panel OKs plan to scrap Board of Regents
• Sierra Vista Food Co-op: With big day just weeks away, Co-op plans weekend open house
• Agents nab 128 illegal immigrants
• Our View: Wrestlers showed wisdom
• Crime Reports: 02/24/11
• Wilson K’s 12 in Buena’s opening win
• Lawmakers look to enact laws to crack down on illegal immigrants
• This week at the Farmers Market
• Farmers Market vendor profile: Bodie Robins-Big Skye Bakers
• Fort latest to join fight against endangered species designation requests
• Crime statistics can tell misleading tales, law enforcement personnel say
• Habitat for Humanity starts 1st 2011 project
• City seeks street repair fund options
• Corrections
• Mary Elizabeth (Liz) Plaisance
• Dorothy D. Jenkins
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Feb. 18-22; Bisbee police Feb. 15-17
• Sheriff’s deputy pleads not guilty to charges in alleged embezzlement
• Local health care needs fair hearing
• SV responded to Willcox fire
• Midweek Morsels: Food co-op survey available online
• Our View: Colt to join list of official state stuff
• Holiday weekend results in no DUI charges
• Cochise College awards scholarship to 4 students
• Plan would allow drug testing for welfare recipients
• Senate committee votes to deny birthright citizenship in Arizona
• Cafeteria on post closed 2 days for sanitary check
• Around Your Town 02/23/11
• Cochise men roll past SCC
• Colts heavy favorites in state opener
• COACH'S CORNER: It’s time to give Glasgow his due
• Around Your Town 02/23-11
• Family fun at the park on President's Day
• Pearce again takes aim at illegal immigration
• Dems’ state chairman maps plan for victory
• Cochise College: Largest percent of increases found in online classes
• Remembering Joe Stack
• Crime reports: Bisbee police Feb. 13-14; Sheriff's reports Feb. 7-17
• Decision should be up to voters
• Media shouldn’t defend illegals
• Our View: Preserving the Grand Canyon
• Deadline nears to file for personal or organizational property tax exemption
• Mental health care system under stress in Arizona
• House passes bill banning abortions if mother’s reason is the sex or gender of baby
• Buena softball preview: Colts claw their way back up
• Buena girls open state tonight at home
• Buena baseball preview: Brand new day
• Belief in party’s core values remains strong, group leader says
• Endangered species listing process wastes taxpayer cash, attorney says
• Around Your Town: 02/21/11
• British man completes goal to ski in 38 states
• Time for Mexico ‘expedition’
• Our View: ‘Historic’ bill just shameful
• County fights endangered species proposals
• On Your Mind: 02/21/11
• Law would prevent student doctors from facing lawsuits
• Fire at McDonald's on Fry Boulevard
• Sales up across major industries
• Many take advantage of free tax help
• The different types of reverse mortgages
• Can your senator help you fight Washington?
• Getting customers to keep coming back
• Willard-Harbuck
• Sherman
• Easlick-Wilson
• One sibling is from Venus, the other, Mars
• The Caretaker
• A night of ghosts and shadows
• Rotary learns about United Way
• Hiking ‘A’ Mountain
• Quilters to host annual craft show
• President’s Corner: Budget issues challenge colleges’ ability to aid outcomes
• Writing Wrongs: Letters to the editor have a checkered history
• Our View: Why we need public broadcasting
• Men Who Cook event draws hungry crowd
• Preventing ID theft is goal of Shredfest
• Historic home reignites just days after initial blaze
• Buena High CyberPatriots team makes national finals
• School closings need information, involvement
• Sheriff’s Department finds man’s remains in desert
• Most Viewed Stories Online: Feb. 12 to Feb. 18
• Around Your Town: 02/20/11
• Deficit, debt need understanding
• Public Meetings: Feb. 20 to Feb. 26
• In The Desert Garden: Sweet Alyssum nice plant in winter
• Inside the Chamber: Learn Wake up Sierra Vista a success story
• Russell P. Church (The Guy in Red Shorts)
• Military Update: President’s plan for defense budget comes with a few new surprises
• Historical society dedicates plaque at former site of bowling alley
• Man convicted of shooting his wife gets 101⁄2 years
• Crime Reports: 02/19/11
• Backyard Astronomer: Venus and the moon stand ready to pose
• On Your Mind: 02/19/11
• Throw out the lifeline
• Remembering Lincoln’s strength
• Pot busts are valued at more than $3 million
• Upon the death of a sister
• Dear Prof: Make a plan and stick to it
• Our View: Reed, Colts cheered; scam jeered
• Buena High’s CyberPatriot team qualifies for nationals
• Ask Mrs. C: Pop-Tart crumbs, Cheetos and homework; oh, my!
• New drug trend has officials wary
• Army Chaplain to get promotion
• I-10 lane closures to begin after holiday
• Around Your Town: 02/19/11
• Tucson hospital aims to help kids by collecting stem cells
• Edith Hovorka Jilli
• Kathleen M. Pelot
• Womble's walkabout
• Pain at the Pump: Gas prices continue to climb
• Woman’s volunteerism recognized in letter from President Obama
• Chaplain says don’t ask, don’t tell must be respected as the new law
• Fort’s leader outlines busy upcoming slate
• Chaplain explains how one can serve God, and country
• On Your Mind: 02/18/11
• Officials take steps to again criminalize public drunkenness
• Board discusses free food at Bisbee schools
• Electric company is concerned about scam involving windows
• Residents can help reduce electronic waste
• Fire near Patagonia continues to burn
• Town clerk’s request granted during Huachuca City meeting
• Commission sends airport plan to council
• Border officers nab 9 during inspections last week
• Two charged with murder of missing woman
• Gas outage should be wake-up call
• Our View: Will justice be served in Terry case?
• Easier Said Than Done: Our ‘Local Foods Pioneer’
• FAIRWAYS AND GREENS: Golf as we know it is under attack
• Judge rules on evidence in fatal stabbing case
• Facelift for Huachuca City police station
• Marijuana remarks due soon
• Medicaid cuts essentially given OK
• Rancher might avoid judgment if measure survives
• Lawmakers approve tax cut package without support from Democrats
• Palominas Fire District gets some outside aid
• Border watch group tests new digital barrier
• Agents find 2 dead bodies during searches in desert
• 1,100 rounds of ammunition discovered near Nogales port of entry
• Foundation switches strategy to strengthen businesses
• Around Your Town: 02/17/11
• Engineers Week: So what does it mean?
• Our View: The Grand Canyon State
• Majority in Bisbee continue to support 4-day school week
• Willie Lee Davis
• William E. “Bill” Dages
• Suzuko Thompson
• Julia U. Doerner
• James Herbert “Spanky” Horner, Jr.
• Kathleen M. Cannon
• Buena girls salt away first round at home
• AWC gets sweep vs. Apaches
• School in shock after Douglas AD found dead
• The table is run
• Motorist apprehended with 80 pounds of pot
• Interstate 10 reduced to one westbound lane
• Three immigrants cleared in shooting of Border Patrol agent
• Lawmaker wants food stamp cards to be orange
• Proposed cuts by Obama endanger local programs
• Program granting businesses big breaks preliminarily OK’d
• Seeking an alternative to closing a school
• Recycle electronic waste on Saturday
• Tools of the Trade: ‘Smart Card’ big help for first responders
• Gas price hike won’t affect county budget
• Around Your Town 02/16/11
• On Your Mind 02/16/11
• Tombstone council votes to take control of city food bank
• Midweek Morsels: Army band concerts coming soon
• Our View: General spells out AUSA’s Mission
• Duquesne fire more than doubles in size on Day 2
• The numbers behind the deficit
• Bisbee council hires interim city attorney
• Colts open with loss to Nighthawks
• Apaches split with Yavapai
• Picturing perfect
• Around Your Town 02/15/11
• Blaze must have been human-caused, official says
• Strong military must be maintained, retired general says
• N.C. sheriff appreciates work front-line deputies perform along border
• N.C. sheriff gets a look at what local officers face
• LOCAL POLITICS: sierra vista council members prepare to express concerns to lawmakers about some proposed bills
• Correction
• Gertrude Cecilia Wallen
• Samuel D. Smith
• Agents discover crossborder tunnel in Nogales
• Officials seize 8,700 rounds of assault-rifle ammunition
• Bisbee city attorney resigns for family reasons
• Court date in murder case pushed back to July
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista Police Feb. 11-12
• Justice Court Docket: Sierra Vista Justice Court is one busy place
• Bisbee FD thanks supporters
• Thanks to B&G Club mentors
• Another vote against OYM
• Our View: Kyl’s decision has short, long-term impacts
• Balloon fiesta to be added to Cinco de Mayo activities
• Brewer announces deal to give tax breaks to attract businesses
• Trio promoted by Sierra Vista Police Department
• Public hearing will address 4-day week
• Volunteers Needed
• BBB advises consumers to be wary when using dating services , Web sites to Find Valentines
• Onward with Reverse: Do reverse mortgages affect taxes on benefits?
• Another poetry and music gathering is in the books
• The role of expectations in the economy
• Men Who Cook extravaganza sure to please
• Nurse practitioner prepares new office
• Ask M&M: Using Craigslist to help your company
• Our View: Celebrating lasting love
• Jury goes back to work today in murder case
• Storytellers entertain with history, romance
• Crime Reports: Cochise County Sheriff Feb. 3-6
• Around Your Town 02/14/11
• Cool day for a trip to the zoo
• Morris-Cardoza
• Whittaker-McLeaish
• From Shadow Ridge: A Once and Future Valentine 
• The beauty of bead making
• Marriage Licenses: 02/13/11
• Rotary recognizes those with perfect attendance
• Around Your Town: 02/13/11
• Special Olympics hoopsters win at regionals
• Our View: Spare change for a fence?
• The Middle East: Cradle of Monotheism
• All Ages Comedy Show at Central School in Bisbee
• Award-winning Vietnamese movie shows at CSP on Feb. 25
• Event proves to be true gathering of fun
• ‘Jobs, jobs, jobs’ top priority for this legislative session
• Sheriffs say feds being unrealistic
• Mexico produce freeze sends prices higher
• Burger’s high-dollar name demands red carpet rollout
• Cochise baseball team takes 3 of 4 in El Paso
• Apaches get bounceback win over Pima, 105-73
• Myrtis J. Lambert
• Henry Sylvester Meade
• Gertrude Cecilia Wallen
• Joe Guerrero
• James Robert Freiberger
• Eugene Emanuel
• Tombstone, Bisbee wrestling teams close out season
• U.S. Postal Service undergoes overhaul
• Senate panel OKs plan to collect money for fence
• Dog owners alerted: You will be liable if your pet attacks a mail carrier
• Dever tires of rhetoric from federal officials
• Mueller supports commission’s inquiry of gas companies
• Police conduct drug raid, make number of arrests
• Bisbee restaurant to introduce new menu item using historic recipe
• Proposal to fill void left by lenders stirs talk about high-interest ban
• Tracking system now in county
• Bisbee Board approves hazard abatement law
• Supervisors request inclusion in talks with federal agencies
• Ruling means schools will get less cash
• Crime Reports: 02/12/11
• Giffords’ staff working hard
• Tribe to ask federal judge to void law allowing city to annex land
• Dear Prof: Concept maps, mind maps help the learning process
• Arizona’s budget crunch affecting birthday plans
• Military Update: Soldiers eyed for cell regeneration trial
• Around Your Town: 02/12/11
• Our View: Natural wonders; a teacher honored
• Right at home
• Buena ends season, 2A gets rolling
• Joann Love
• Ray (Raymond) Miranda
• Commerce chief vows to support rural business
• Around Your Town: 02/11/11
• Council backs plans to build affordable housing for seniors
• Kyl says he won’t seek re-election
• Arizona countersues federal government over illegal immigration
• Lancers give perfect Colts a scare
• GAME NOTES: Colts achieving symbiosis
• Redskins topple Jackets
• Buena girls rout rival Lancers on senior night
• Larimer only Colt left for day two of state wrestling
• Bisbee teams upset in state tournament
• Rare ocelot found in Huachuca Mountains
• Huachuca City council meeting sees heated debates over mayor, pensions
• Donation helps United Way, county aid schools
• Crime Reports: 02/11/11
• On Your Mind: 02/11/11
• Library books are no place for writing notes
• Elks Auxiliary thanks many donors
• Solving Social Security
• Birther bill full of negativity
• Easier Said Than Done: Where civility begins
• Our View: Situation could have been worse
• Sam Bugen
• Lisa Sheree LeMon
• Robert (Bob) Whitaker
• Local bike group gets an education in trail upkeep
• Deputy, wife accused of theft from doctor
• Gas prices continue to edge upward
• The disappearance of the Clovis people
• Shopping locally allows taxes to stay put, helps those who drive tourism
• Our View: Gathering a time for celebration
• Around Your Town: 02/10/11
• Political events to begin in Naco at end of month
• Officials want landlords to handle bedbug issues
• Drugs, alcohol were factors in accidental party death
• Crime Reports: 02/10/11
• House speaker scraps plan to end pensions for elected officials
• Public bird watching approved at bed and breakfast
• S.V. had Giffords memorial
• Senior Center thanks community
• Bisbee school district to host public meeting
• Apaches fall to South Mountain
• Wild card Cody gets state shot
• The Taneka returns
• Joyce Allene McNally
• Bisbee, Tombstone basketball teams begin state Thursday
• Russell Church
• Col. Stanley L. ‘Jack’ Gillette (Retired)
• Waldo Jeremiah (Jere) Moulton
• Safford woman charged with illegal exportation of firearms
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista Police Department, Feb. 7, 2001; Sheriff's Arrest, Feb. 1-2, 2011
• On Your Mind: 12/15/10
• Cowboys get ready to gather
• Proposed recall of Pearce baseless
• Sierra Vista Area Chamber committee’s plans will focus on the Legislature
• Tombstone council tables action on food bank
• Fiancee of slain Giffords staffer supports banning large gun clips
• Buena instructor chosen teacher of year
• Lawmakers introduce measures that would help curtail state spending
• Around Your Town: 12/15/10
• Parents, teachers want their voices heard
• Bigger penalties await those who cross illegally
• Utilities said they were set for winter
• Best back to Buena
• Displaced Bisbee boys beat Benson
• Colts tune up for Salpointe by blasting Sunnyside
• Bisbee basketball games tonight move to Tombstone
• SINGLES SPEED DATING
• Measure would allow guns in most buildings
• Southwest Gas has most of its customers who were without service up and running.
• Col. Stanley L. ‘Jack’ Gillette (Retired)
• Leatha Jane Vogel Rollins
• Our View: Archer praised for his vision
• Democrats tout bills to assist homeowners facing foreclosure
• Biodiesel leader: Arizona positioned to lead in producing algae for fuel
• Man’s death accidental, authorities say
• Verdict against rancher upheld in appeals court
• Man shoots self after 5-hour standoff with police
• Local youngsters Bryan and Reed lead the way at Copper Counties in Safford
• Loved Ones Incarcerated: Prisoners, we can’t cry over spilled milk
• Table Tennis Invitational
• Bid to strip citizenship of kids born to illegal immigrants fails to get needed votes
• Guest Columnist: America again showed what good can come from a horrific event
• Around Your Town 02-08-11
• The American Heart Association and Zumba Fitness United for a Cause.
• Chris Burton Jacome Flamenco Ensemble
• Getting Paid to Talk: An Introduction to Voice Acting
• Super Bowl indulgence lets businesses cash in
• Group works to increase student engagement at Cochise College
• Courtroom artist sees job as public service
• Man barricades himself in home; police respond
• Good care from practitioner
• Around Your Town: 02/07/11
• On Your Mind: 02/07/11
• Clean Air Act must be maintained
• Ask Mrs. C: No excuse for tardiness
• Legislators push for laws against bullying in schools
• Crime Reports: 02/07/11
• Behind Blount, Apaches hammer Coyotes by 29
• Colts send three and possibly four to state wrestling tournament
• All-Army breaks camp
• Buena takes second in academic decathlon
• DIALOGUES: Is today’s game the end of football as we know it?
• Man cave of Steel
• Cochise College students turn personal project into instructional tool
• Construction group predicts industry will see growth in 2011, but not in Arizona
• Gas service restoration efforts ongoing
• Submit thoughts on tribute ideas
• Crime Reports: 02/06/11
• Most Viewed Stories Online: Jan. 29 to Feb. 5
• Registration under way for economic outlook luncheon
• GOP lawmakers request national debt convention
• Chocolate tasting to sweeten up Bisbee
• Around Your Town: 02/06/11
• Arpaio issues warning to deputies about McDonald’s
• State of the Union didn’t offer enough in terms of spending cuts
• ADOT pilot program a win-win situation
• Late ASU prof may receive Colo. River cave recognition
• Our View: Think ahead and be safe today
• Patricia Anne Rosas
• Arnold (Pete) Peterson
• Hurolayn (Houri) Khosravi
• General ‘learned quickly’ as she rose through the ranks
• Crews labor to restore gas service to thousands
• Two arrested in attempted burglary
• Burst pipes damage basement, meeting room at Bisbee City Hall
• Save Our Stairs organization awards 8 local non-profits
• Dear Prof: Student wants to avoid plagiarism, and so should you
• Residents learn more about Arizona Street project
• Military Update: Military won’t track number of gays who serve
• Service groups honor local VFW Post
• Crime Reports: 02/05/11
• Around Your Town: 02/05/11
• Our View: Giffords would likely back Kelly’s decision
• Former candidates respond to city’s complaint, late fees
• Tax help is for people of all ages
• Did defendant appear in court?
• Bisbee girls run past Tombstone, 46-22
• Campas a surprise for Colts after first day of sectionals
• Robinson ready to challenge Hardrick’s reach
• Matthews pumps in 33 to lead Buena over Lions
• Jackets win thriller
• Rubin back for Buena in victory
• Steven K. Leininger
• Bisbee: Night on Broadway Postponed
• Elementary school likely to close soon
• New record low temperature set in Sierra Vista as the mercury dips to 3 degrees
• Pickup found packed with plethora of pot
• Many areas school are closed today due to problems with heat, water
• Extreme freeze bursts pipes in Bisbee
• Residents make rush on plug-in space heaters as many stores sell out during major cold snap
• Douglas group is one of 10 in nation to get grant
• Suspect nabbed in beating of man, theft of gun
• Law banning kids in truck beds comes with host of exceptions
• Backyard Astronomer: Venus at the center of the Milky Way
• On Your Mind: 02/04/11
• Box eats students' short stories
• Around Your Town: 02/04/11
• White House’s offer doesn’t include cutting Medicaid rolls
• Lest we not forget Haitians
• H.A.O. leaves much to be desired
• Easier Said Than Done: Grains deserve more respect
• Our View: Make sure neighbors are safe from cold
• Raymond L. Esquer
• Kenneth “Ken” D. Horch
• Irene Teresa Zyskowski
• London calling
• Three Colts hook up with jucos
• Wrestlers ready for sectionals
• Safe usage of space heaters
• SSVEC striving for uninterrupted service
• BREAKING NEWS: Bisbee officials fear gas service could be lost tonight
• BREAKING NEWS: Some residents without heat, water on chilly morning
• Broadway comes to Bisbee
• House measure would curtail rural abortions
• Thanks to all those who helped
• Around Your Town: 02/03/11
• Our View: Sometimes wisdom knows no age
• Border officers bust gang members during screenings at ports of entry
• Friends of Copper Queen Library will host chocolate tasting over Valentine’s weekend
• Prescott police arrest man on suspicion of attempted murder, felony flight
• Mexico man sentenced to 151⁄2 years in prison after June meth, cocaine bust
• Girls Scout cookie sales to begin today at stores
• Lawmakers push to ban artificial marijuana
• Officials say gambling increase a good sign for economy
• Photo exhibit to be displayed in Douglas
• Crime Reports: 02/03/11
• Water Wise: Well, what do we know?
• Colts’ bid for upset falls flat
• Jackets say goodbye to old hive Friday
• Tuttle turns Tiger
• Anne ‘Nancy’ Hunt McCuistion
• Bisbee street project finally gets under way
• Sierra Vista school district faces hard decisions
• Politicians praise Yuma Sector techniques, wonder why success not equalled elsewhere
• Decline in number of illegal immigrants in Arizona appears to be leveling off
• Vicente B. Naputi
• John ‘Coach’ Gucciardo
• Superintendent's Corner: School closing recommendations will be unveiled at Thursday session
• Free speech, as long as I agree?
• Think beyond the easy button
• Midweek Morsels: Water, poetry and spelling
• Midweek Morsels: Water, poetry and spelling
• Our View: Underage drinking a serious concern
• Bisbee shooting case gets May court date
• State lawmaker, attorney general revolt against federal greenhouse gas regulations
• Council moves forward on sewer line easement
• Suspect who allegedly beat man with a gun identified
• Around Your Town 02/02/11
• Buena boys roll to 14-0
• Smith leads Colts to win over Rincon
• Pumas rally, then run out of gas against Cowboys
• Thunder knock out Colts
• Bisbee girls stop skid
• Caregiver Coach: Prescription for disaster       
• Quick storm brings precipitation to Sierra Vista
• New York mayor conducts gun-sale sting in Arizona
• Lowell Jr. High rewards success
• Former Sierra Vista mayor Richard Archer dies at 89
• Clarification
• David K. Donaldson
• Felipe Cotto
• George Carleton Wadsworth, Jr.
• Bisbee Chorus appreciates support
• Our View: Emptiest cup of the year
• Around Your Town 02/01/11
• Murder trial postponed until April 5 in Bisbee
• Only one office visit needed for doctor to recommend pot
• Cost of illegal drugs is staggering
• Lawmaker proposes a ban on license plate covers, sprays
• $400,000-plus in heroin seized at border checkpoint
• Arrests were plentiful for Border Patrol on weekend
• Brewer says Arizona will lead nation in renewable-energy manufacturing
• VVA & AVVA 1O20 DRAWING FOR FREE MEMBERSHIP & FUNDRAISER!
• Owner has high hopes for new salon
• County loses 325 jobs in December
• Ask M&M: Expanding your business
• Around Your Town 01/31/11
• Legislation would outlaw children from riding in back bed of pickups
• Fuel wars cross border
• Arts, humanities awards go to city's creative best
• Children bring more hope to ‘Chain’
• Save the date Feb. 19 for ShredFest at Ace
• Community foundation awards more than $36,000 in grants
• $4.2M project OK’d for Nogales road
• On Your Mind 01/31/11
• A new blueprint for Arizona’s future
• Sheriff’s remarks way off base
• Our View: Swim lessons available to ensure safety
• Apaches win final game in Border Battle
• First Golf Fundraiser for Old Firehouse Senior Center in Tombstone
• Historic Pathways: Pioneer name rooted in our town
• Winery tasting will benefit Willcox High teachers
• Crime Reports: 01/30/11
• Around Your Town: 01/30/11
• Heart/lung rehab program helps patients get back to an active lifestyle
• BLM, ADOT team up for Interstate 8 project
• Officials provide information, answer questions about mine
• Military Affairs Lunch is Wednesday on fort
• Cochise College braces for big cuts
• Volunteers needed to help at annual Computer Challenge
• County spelling bee set for Feb. 19
• Our View: Solving Social Security
• Most Viewed Stories Online: Jan. 22 and Jan. 28
• Putting Americans back to work
• Disco divers chill out during Polar Plunge to support Special Olympics athletes
• Power outage results in cancellation of fundraiser event in Tombstone
• Apaches struggling to find pitching
• Apaches show dominance of old in win 34-point win
• Hard work pays off for Cordova
• Cavaliers blitzed at home
• Buena soccer teams survive final week to make state tournament field
• Patrick Daley
• Mary Helen Dagnino
• Visitors to Buena get chance at some sweet treats
• County supervisors reapprove projects delayed by bad economy
• State lawmakers want Obama’s birth records
• Parents are being held accountable if kids are tardy, truant
• To keep kids in school, they must believe they can learn, principal says
• HC mayor says he will call for special meeting if town clerk asks for it
• Dog track wants flexibility to cut races, still take bets
• Bills would allow hunting at night, in city limits
• Alleged gang member to face judge in April
• Trial date delayed for man charged in shooting
• Military Update: Care, access rise under ‘Medical Home’ concept
• Police to get tougher on drivers who tailgate
• Crime Reports: 01/29/11
• Around Your Town: 01/29/11
• Our View: Promotion, patriotism and taking a plunge
• Alternative to on-demand pumps
• Man’s body found at lake, ending monthlong search
• Dear Prof: Helpful tips for biology courses
• Basketball roundup: Tombstone boys win 4th straight
• GAME NOTES: The pleasures of taking it one game at a time
• Colts stay perfect
• Chain Reaction: Many expected to visit tribute to shooting victims during next four days
• Lawmakers target automatic citizenship
• Few show for city’s pot discussion
• Around Your Town: 01/28/11
• Buena JROTC cadets pay a visit to fort
• On Your Mind: 01/28/10
• Andree P. Nash
• Mary Green
• A look at current mining company's projects in Bisbee
• Officials work to remedy drainage issues at dangerous locations along Davis Road
• Catapult used to launch drugs into the U.S. found, seized by Mexican Army
• Event helps students, parents begin college financial aid process
• Easier Said Than Done: A fascination for fabric
• Our View: Plenty to blame for financial meltdown
• Discontinue On Your Mind
• Vigorous debate essential
• Facts of shooting pretty clear
• Proposed laws could affect Sierra Vista
• Apartment safety and security class sees first ‘graduate’
• Council votes to have state agency run police retirement funds
• Cochise College baseball season preview: Rolling out Stone
• Buena wrestlers roll against Tucson, Mountain View
• Basketball roundup: Last-second free throws help Willcox edge Bisbee
• Undefeated Colts get big test tonight against Tucson
• Public can send message via ‘chain’
• Suspect did research before shooting in Tucson
• Around Your Town: 01/27/11
• Public can weigh in suggested bylaws for pot sales in city
• Lawmaker proposes 300 percent tax on medical marijuana
• Bricks could benefit education
• Special thanks to MLK participants
• Our View: State of the Union speech fell flat
• Power pole found cut down near WIllcox
• Manslaughter suspect pleads not guilty
• Deputies find $15,000 hidden on suspect, in his truck
• Secretary to serve 6 months for aiding drug traffickers
• Supervisors discuss review of building code
• Crime Reports: 01/27/11
• Co-op excitement growing as opening day draws near
• County leaders consider shelved ideas
• Fingerprint database key to apprehensions
• Bangladesh army major tells of his country’s history
• Joseph Baptista Giacoletti
• Marjorie Reagles
• Bisbee wrestlers take 5th in regional team championships
• Cavs drop to 1-1 with loss to Pats
• Cochise gets best of Yavapai
• Colts stay focused
• Zumba Lovers raise funds for the Safeway Foundation Tucson Victims Fund
• Members of different parties interspersed in new seating plan during State of the Union
• Only a boot recovered in latest search of Parker Canyon Lake
• Former candidate racks up $20,000 in fees
• Shootings continue to resonate
• Avelino ‘Lino’ R. Reyes
• Ninfa C. Sanchez
• Agustin M. Gutierrez
• Karl Glaus
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Jan. 24-25; Bisbee police Jan. 10-25
• Trial for shooting case set for March
• On demand pumps make good sense
• Can we live up to expectations?
• Midweek Morsels: Eggs, issues and credit reports
• Our View: Political parties see rolls decrease
• Alabama panel likely to head probe of crash
• House moves to annex Glendale land marked for casino
• Brewer officially requests Medicaid waiver
• Authorities warn of dangers from devices being detonated
• Around Your Town 01/26/11
• County supervisors to conduct food drive in Giffords’ honor
• Libraries have new Internet use policy
• Powers’ surge
• Tombstone responds under big pressure
• Unmanned aerial vehicle crashes, burns
• Man understands difficult challenges that await Giffords
• Alleged Giffords shooter silent as he enters not guilty plea
• Bicyclist travels 50 states for duty, honor, America
• Medical centers offer alternative plan to cutting AHCCCS patients
• Rose Salacido Vargas
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista police Jan. 21-24
• Pair arrested in connection with robbery of 18-year-old
• Teen cited, released after alleged repeat bout of shoplifting
• Tucson Sector agents seize more than a ton of pot
• Bell the Cat a telling tale
• Directors committed to kids
• Our View: Clemency rests with governor
• Trials in Pomerene incident moved back
• Mariposa Land Port of Entry wins design award
• Unaffiliated voters now outnumber Democrats in Arizona
• Brewer willing to consider limiting tuition tax credit based on need
• Icy dip in water for Special Olympics to have disco theme
• Commissioners table talk on contentious parking issue
• Around Your Town 01/25/11
• Roberts overcomes Gray and Elledge to win Winter Open at Mountain View GC
• Bowling Update: VanKirk rolls 300 game at USBC Tournament
• Unmanned plane from fort crashes
• IRS Kicks Off 2011 Tax Season
• Insurance companies don’t have to make offers in Spanish, court rules
• Woman’s hobby collecting frogs keeps her hopping
• Sierra Vista bridal fair offers one-stop shopping
• Brain fluid buildup delays full rehab
• Crime reports: Sheriff's office Jan. 16-20
• Douglas public gets look at downtown plan
• On Your Mind 01/24/11
• Let’s use words to heal, not hurt
• Different not necessarily wrong
• Our View: Pleas for help fall on deaf ears
• Take a walk and check out some birds
• Ag Day will highlight cotton
• Recycle at ShredFest
• Boy honored for role in fire
• Around Your Town 01/24/11
• Changes in rehab to benefit Giffords
• Bureau of Land Management is hiring
• Palominas fire chief keeps job
• Park upkeep district would fund golf course
• Brewer intends to reshape the state, local Republican group told
• Benson to form a fire prevention program
• Patagonia continues search for new marshal
• Universities won’t swallow cuts without a fight
• Upper San Pedro Partnership wraps up food drive in honor of Giffords
• Most-read stories online
• Education policies are contradictory
• Public meetings this week
• Pearce seems to misinterpret amendment
• Around Your Town 01/23/11
• Our View: On- demand pumps merit attention
• Douglas leaders’ rift gets wider
• Cassie’s Chronicles: After three weeks of gloom, sunshine, sweet sunshine
• Inside the Chamber: Learn something new at ‘Issues and Eggs’
• Dorothy R. Janecki
• Middle school receives monetary donation
• College cash offered for military kids, spouses
• Scholarships available for 2011 seniors
• Hiking Southeast Arizona: Garden Canyon Park revisited
• Teacher brings science to life for students
• Rotary Club hears from Swedish opera star
• Supporters bring tears to Giffords’ eyes
• Slain young man’s goal in life: ‘To make someone smile’
• Boys and Girls Club theft spurs probation for former executive director
• At memorial, slain Border Patrol agent remembered as protector
• Research study being conducted in Douglas
• Hunting weekend planned during March
• Delivery of road materials to limit I-10 travel
• Late newspaper editor remembered
• On-demand water pumps save cash, prevent waste
• Our View: Meetings, donations, and Eggs and Issues
• Correction: 01/22/11
• Ask Mrs. C: Airport screeners, take a lesson
• Military Update: Retention rules to get tougher during drawdown
• Second term handed down for Hollywood gang convict
• Jury to reevaluate punishment for 1995 killing
• Around Your Town 01/22/11
• Arrest made after gunfire outside store
• 12-year-old turns in self after Buena damaged
• Dear Prof: Mastering the chemistry of learning
• Bess brings impressive resume to Buena
• Colts vying for second at Salpointe
• Buena girls fall flat
• Bisbee boys upset by lowly Roughriders
• Monday Hikers
• Huachuca Audubon Society Bird Walks
• Singing Wind Bookshop Cowboy/Cowgirl Round-Up
• Bird Walk at the EOP
• River Walk at the San Pedro
• River Walk at the San Pedro
• This Weekend at the Arizona Folklore Preserve
• Farmers' Market
• Tuesday Hikers
• Monday Hikers
• Huachuca Audubon Society Bird Walks
• Whitewater Wetlands Walk
• Bird Walk at the EOP
• Bird Walk at the San Pedro
• River Walk at the San Pedro
• Hawk Stalks
• The New Christy Minstrels
• Robbie Burns Supper
• 33rd Annual Dollhouse Miniatures Show & Sale
• 33rd Annual Dollhouse Miniatures Show & Sale
• Chamber outlines year of progress
• Sierra Vista cookies set for arrival
• Pima case of measles raises concerns in Cochise County
• Dever calls for border help
• President selects former fort general for promotion
• Trying to preserve transit services
• Around Your Town: 01/21/11
• Officials determine median is best option for highway stretch
• Arizona’s jobless rate remains unchanged
• Longer days in class, shorter school year are plan’s key points
• State closer to seeking OK for scaleback of Medicaid
• Losing a judge, a husband, a father
• An open call for civility
• Easier Said Than Done: Rose growing in the desert
• Our View: Virtual fence was just a boondoggle
• Backyard Astronomer: Bright star clusters dominate night sky
• On Your Mind: 01/21/10
• University of Arizona reveals lecture series schedule
• Houston hospital prepares for injured congresswoman's arrival
• Giffords' recovery continues with today's move to rehab
• Shooting victim tells how judge saved life
• Clarification: 01/21/11
• Correction: 01/21/11
• Donald A. Sickler
• Crime Reports: 01/21/11
• Giffords in sight of rehabilitation
• Hitting victim's husband with lesser count, jury says slaying wasn’t murder
• Clues sought on events that led to 22-year-old’s fatal shooting
• As 100th day of class is celebrated, budget fears loom
• Memorial service, scholarship will honor slain Border Patrol agent
• Lawmaker wants schools to report behavioral incidents
• Two picks for commission ruled ineligible
• State takes initial step to cut free health care
• Bisbee to establish backup ambulance services
• Bisbee road project starts to materialize
• Meeting set on questions about median
• Crime Reports: 01/20/11
• Suspect sought in beating of man, theft of gun
• Our View: Legislature in session; you can participate
• No conflicts between Bible, science
• The power of prayer
• Around Your Town: 01/20/11
• City manager says changes will save cash, current jobs
• Mayor highlights budget concerns at meeting
• Shane Ray Taylor
• Richard ‘Ricky’ Anthony Romero
• John F. Moeur
• Apaches rally to win in overtime
• Colts set school record for dual wins
• Jackets halve at home
• Issues expected to heat up for next Palominas fire meeting
• To spouse, Giffords set to rebound
• Military dog finds himself in lap of leisure
• Bertha M. Nasdahl
• Geraldine M. Wolven
• Irene Virginia Funston
• Rita Gay (Hart) Tuck
• Crash victim set to leave hospital
• Widower awaits fate in wife’s death
• Tools of the Trade: A firefighter’s gear serves as a lifeline
• Commenters should be responsible
• The necessary saucer
• Midweek Morsels: Benefits flow forth from water pumps
• Our View: Giffords far from having to resign seat
• Governor wants to expand state university system
• Buena High School gets approval to hire coach
• Bisbee ends 5-year dispute over parking laws
• County supervisors plan to take meetings on road
• Inspections yield illicit drugs, insect
• Palominas gunfire leads to charges
• Around Your Town 01/18/11
• Diamonds open season in fundraising tourney
• 2A basketball roundup: Bisbee boys beat Morenci
• Colts use big second half to rout Lancers
• GAME NOTES: 5-foot-4 ‘Bubba’ plays biggest
• Expert disputes state of Giffords’ political seat
• Palin explains ‘blood libel’ comment
• Buena vandalized during break-in
• Citizens fondly remember King Jr.’s ‘dream, vision’
• Giffords’ health continues to improve
• Robert C. Baker
• William Bettis
• Barbara Davila Alvarado
• Girl’s corneas save sight for 2
• Colleges struggle to help troubled students
• Cut overseas military costs
• Put a stop to the vitriol
• Sheriff, party chief off-base
• Our View: Lawmakers should sit anywhere they want
• County flag contest deadline less than a month away
• Benson animal sanctuary shares challenge prize
• Fort Bowie event to begin centennial celebration
• Nogales bomb scare proves false alarm
• Search at lake fails to locate missing man
• Around Your Town 01/18/11
• Bowling Update: Grimm rolls another 300 in opening weekend of USBC
• Cavaliers take first game in new league
• Colts vs. Lancers for driver’s seat
• Title Fight: Arcos 5 vs. iPod Touch
• Tax-filing season off to a smooth start
• In economics, politics matter
• Volunteer Income Tax Assistance available in Cochise County
• Ask M&M: Rules of I-9 forms
• Parents, students learn a lot at math night
• Last day of festival offers photo finish
• JROTC members prepare for competition
• Giffords upgraded to serious condition
• Crime reports: Cochise County Sheriff's Office, Jan. 11-13
• Ritamary (Ree) Knoll Burns
• On Your Mind
• Teacher truly makes a difference
• Unite once again
• Our View: MLK’s dream still resonates
• Artist on display at Native American museum
• Arizona lawmakers adamant gun laws not a concern
• Around Your Town 01/17/11
• Slaying suspect presents a puzzle for investigators
• Suspected prowler slain
• Arizona shooting victim arrested after threat
• Looking back at Wednesday's ceremony in Tucson
• Adjusting to spotlight, Giffords’ doctors differ in their approach to treatment
• Cultural summit’s local venue offers soldiers ‘flexibility’
• Initial responders describe chaotic 1st minutes of Tucson shooting
• Learning the facts by folding the flag
• Wanda Markovich
• Marvin S. Barker III
• Two Cochise clinics offer mammograms
• Border board picks members for Citizens Forum
• County Democrats elect officers
• Patagonia residents meet to discuss mine
• Democrats’ local chief says it’s time for civility
• Benson council to appeal business ruling
• Willcox to resume classes after school blaze
• President’s Corner: A solid foundation for learning
• Friends of library take stock of past successes
• Cassie’s Chronicles: Facing the reality of childhood wishes
• When the cure was as bad as the ailment
• Writing Wrongs: Frozen pipes are somewhat unique
• Our View: Strain a true servant
• Thanks for helping dogs recover
• Shelter appreciates holiday help
• Local MLK march is but one step in civil rights journey
• As site of rampage reopens, store employees cope with emotions; Giffords taken off ventilator
• How change and pressure grow greatness
• Medicaid, higher ed face cuts
• Finding inspiration in worst of times
• City to be recognized for workplace safety
• Controlled burns to continue at sewage plant
• Gas prices rise across Cochise County
• Tombstone school board members sworn in
• Deliberations start Tuesday in Mescal shooting case
• Crime Reports: 01/15/11
• Helen Carter
• Correction: 01/15/11
• Anybody have an answer?
• Gun control vs. people control
• Our View: Fundraiser, history and egotism
• Vigil planned today outside Giffords' Sierra Vista office
• Dear Prof: How to get help with physics courses
• Around Your Town: 01/15/11
• Military Update: TRICARE to cover older dependents
• Buena boys, girls trounce Sunnyside
• Bisbee boys get huge win
• Kriesel makes comeback for Jackets in loss
• Colts make do in dry times
• At funeral, slain judge remembered for devotion to family, faith and fairness
• Recordings reveal frantic public-safety response to shooting rampage
• Giffords showing ‘miracles happen every day’
• A time of heroes, angels and everyday miracles
• Former Bisbee resident earns presidential salute
• Strain passes the gavel to new Sierra Vista mayor
• Late soldier remembered as smiling and energetic
• Palms site is perfect fit for gym
• Defendant takes the stand in Mescal shooting case
• Talk offers a chance to question sheriff
• Crime Reports: 01/14/11
• Mexico’s attorney general to work killing case
• Nogales mayor, his dad given time to prepare
• On Your Mind: 01/14/10
• Water Wonderland The Spanish are coming back to the San Pedro
• State senator says she will be bringing her gun to work
• Lawmaker wants to limit paid petitioners
• ‘SB 1070’ taken off list of names for future bills
• City Council’s new addition shows he won’t sit quietly
• Huachuca City leaders offer project updates, name chair to parks and recreation committee
• Deadline nears to submit county flag ideas
• Sponsors sought for Sierra Vista Economic Outlook Luncheon
• Store at local mall closing
• Katharine Elaine Scott
• Roberta Catherine Case
• Our View: Living up to our potential
• Easier Said Than Done: In Judge Roll’s court
• Giffords reaches 'a major milestone' in recovery
• Congresswomen describe seeing Giffords open eye
• UA audience hears message of healing
• Obama uses memorial to offer a message of hope, motivation
• Tucson speech strikes just the right tone for four Sierra Vistans
• Love is the key to MLK’s message, speaker says
• Veteran of Year known for his high standards
• Memorial service is today for soldier who spent time at Fort Huachuca
• Around Your Town: 01/13/11
• Defense witness says victim’s actions were unpredictable when she drank
• Strain leaves role on river committee
• Arrest made in alleged shoplifting incident in Sierra Vista
• DUI charges issued after Bisbee single-vehicle accident
• Agents discover pair of border tunnels heading from Mexico toward U.S.
• Construction project will affect I-10 traffic near Benson
• Crime Reports: 01/13/11
• Flames destroy part of Willcox High School
• Death in Pearce camper fire is suspected to be suicide
• Clarification: 01/13/11
• Our View: More federal judges needed
• Stop hanging around border fence
• Connecting the parts of past
• Rhetoric, guns and why it happened
• SSVEC worker breaks pelvis in 65-foot fall, airlifted to Tucson
• Rescue workers again will search Parker Canyon Lake for body
• Apaches get back at Mesa
• BREAKING NEWS: Schaefer named Buena football coach
• Church won't picket victims' funerals
• Tonight on svherald.com: Live video, immediate coverage of president's visit
• Officer stopped suspect on day of shooting spree
• Blaze heavily damages Willcox High; Sierra Vista fire marshal investigates
• This week at the farmers markets
• Tortillas with a healthy twist: Tortilleria Arevalo
• Palominas Fire District will operate without a chief until at least Jan. 22
• Principal at Buena will exit in summer
• Authorities discover notes, trace suspect's moves on day of spree
• Authorities discover notes, trace suspect's moves
• Culinary event offers chance to eat well, help symphony
• Obama visits Giffords at hospital ahead of memorial ceremony
• Doctor says Giffords has 'a 101 percent chance of surviving'
• Registration has begun for Cinderella scholarship program
• Jean S. Newhouse
• Retired Master Sgt. James (Jim) L. Eicks
• Monica Renee (Harris) Stefanov
• John C. Enright
• Around Your Town 01/12/11
• Bisbee High seeking funds for new path
• Neighbor’s call leads to arrest in burglary
• DNA results needed to identify fire victim
• Prosecution rests in Mescal fatal shooting case
• Midweek Mosels: Cooking up a fundraiser
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista Police Jan. 10; Bisbee police Jan. 4-10; Sheriff's office Dec. 31, 2010
• A bipartisan tragedy
• Bisbee wreck results in DUI arrest
• Sierra Vista resident picked to serve on new Arizona Supreme Court committee
• Giffords vigils planned in Douglas, Sierra Vista
• Attack prompts politicians to cancel events
• Lawmakers ban protests at funerals
• Loved Ones Incarcerated: Are we prisoners of our own hatred?
• Frenzy surrounds suspect’s hearing
• Woman faces manslaughter charges in husband’s shooting
• 21-year-old fort soldier dies while deployed
• Obama coming to Tucson
• Doctors optimistic, but fears remain for recovery
• Giffords reportedly breathing on her own
• Giffords remains in critical condition while suspected shooter makes first court appearance
• Lorene M. Hardt
• Area musicians are ready for third Rock for Rehab
• Woman airlifted after rollover wreck in Sierra Vista
• Three teens charged with vandalizing school
• Child porn, molestation convictions upheld
• Testimony continues in Mescal shooting case
• Must they always fly on Fry?
• Thank you’s for supporting run
• The media bashing has begun
• Our View: Four deserve praise
• New Bisbee school board members get busy
• In session-opening speech, Brewer praises Giffords for history of public service
• High court rules student did not abuse teacher
• Around Your Town 01/11/10
• Public meetings this week
• Bowling update: Promising ‘peewee’ bowler emerges at Desert Lanes
• President will visit Tucson for memorial service on Wednesday
• BREAKING NEWS: Fort Huachuca soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Countywide sales down in October
• Local photographer adds more services
• Dear M&M: Starting your own business
• Brewer to recognize public servants in session-opening speech today
• Palominas Fire District board schedules Tuesday meeting to discuss fire chief vacancy
• Isolation raised suspect’s skepticism
• Suspect charged in Tucson shootings
• Doctors say Giffords' status unchanged
• Correction
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista Police Jan. 6-7
• On Your Mind 01/10/11
• Animal lovers, keep dollars local
• Words can be harmful
• Our View: Blame game unwise
• Profiles of Tucson shooting victims
• 9-year-old shooting victim was an aspiring politician
• Obama expresses support for Giffords
• Heroes emerge from Tucson shooting spree
• Attack puts face time with lawmakers in peril
• Young citizens display patriotism
• Around Your Town 01/10/11
• Military
• Timeline of Giffords' career
• Doctors update Giffords' condition
• With Giffords gravely wounded, deadly rampage shocks Cochise County
• County, state residents meet to pray for lawmaker
• Staffers shocked at co-worker's death
• Federal judge slain in attack
• House suspends action in wake of shooting
• Giffords has faced close calls
• Congresswoman, her family have long been involved with NASA
• Gun was reportedly purchased legally
• Six dead victims named
• Analysis: Violence casts light on toxic tone
• Details emerge about accused Giffords gunman
• Manuel P. Ochoa Jr.
• Eleanor J. Olson
• Dorothy Maher
• Vietnam vet receives award 44 years later
• Our View: Veteran deserving of award
• Most Viewed Stories Online: Dec. 1 to Dec. 6
• Around Your Town: 01/09/11
• Fire chief put on paid leave as tempers rise at meeting
• Correction: 01/09/11
• Douglas rescuers get new fire gear
• Shooting came after close, hard-fought re-election
• Wrestling Roundup: Colts win Marana Duals
• Apaches wilt late vs. AWC
• 1 of Giffords' staff dead, 2 wounded in shooting
• Giffords' shooting followed a hard-fought, narrow election victory
• Breaking news: Sheriff says Giffords gunman may not have acted alone
• Sierra Vista prayer vigil held tonight for Giffords
• Giffords' shooting brings a flood of reaction
• Coverage of Giffords' shooting from our sister paper in Tucson
• Giffords in critical condition after shooting
• CES: The Parade of the Tablets
• Hitting the trail with mule power
• Program to access supervisors’ agendas excites board clerk
• Giffords expects some cooperation between parties
• Giffords' Friday interview with the Herald/Review
• Sale of crack to agent nets 12-year term
• Dear Mrs. C.: Workers are just friendly
• Military Update: Where did all the money go?
• Dear Prof: Preparing for upcoming classes can aid success
• Arrest made in alleged credit fraud
• Woman gets 5-year sentence in 2010 crash that injured man
• Around Your Town: 01/08/11
• Save Our Stairs board likes new office
• Our View: Water Wise, birding, and UsTOO kudos
• State House speaker wants lawmaker’s pension plan altered
• More local businesses sought to participate in program
• Morales can’t save enough vs. Foothills
• Wrestling Roundup: Perfect day has Colts in position to win duals
• Wilson, brilliant third quarter lift Bisbee girls
• Pumas bury Morenci
• Bertha J. Skaggs
• Competition keeps food costs lower in Arizona
• Important dates loom for medical marijuana
• Backyard Astronomer: Find the buckle to ride the bull
• Boundary officials arrest heroin-laden juvenile
• Crime Reports: 01/07/11
• Around Your Town: 01/07/11
• Lawmakers insist meters won’t happen
• Easier Said Than Done: A plan for this New Year
• Our View: Does Giffords vote deliver any message?
• Good move by Giffords
• Traffic stop results in heroin discovery
• Thanks should go to many
• Soldiers respond, save Marine’s life after car accident along Highway 80
• Pathologist, witnesses speak during murder trial
• Tip leads police to fake money order suspect
• Buena boys soccer wins OT thriller
• Tombstone boys race past St. Augustine
• Buena girls blow out Flowing Wells
• Malcolm finding his stroke in the nick of time
• X marks his spot
• Mexican teen dies after border incident
• Eastbound I-10 reduced to one lane today near Benson
• Giffords casts speaker vote against Pelosi
• Senior colonel touts bond between fort, community
• IHOP sheds little light on local eatery rumors
• Traffic diverted after two-vehicle accident
• Brewer open to allowing states to deny citizenship
• Abatement law language discussed in Bisbee
• Correction: 01/06/11
• Water Wise: Group releases program schedule for 2011
• Man says wife’s fatal shooting was an accident
• Crime Reports: 01/06/11
• Our View: Citizenship fight will be lengthy
• Minimum wage: the gift that keeps hurting
• Around Your Town: 01/06/11
• BLM recruiting for seasonal fire jobs
• County sees state’s first child flu death
• John Chepinski
• Catherine Ann Brunk
• Lois Jeannette Youngblood
• Apaches beat up on Pima
• Crisp after break, Buena hammers Salpointe
• Pumas defend home mat
• Conception Maria (Connie) Hickman
• This week at the Farmer's Market
• Gabe the Bread Man takes baking seriously
• Group says restrictions in pot law go too far
• Waterwise Rainscape program nearly finished
• Ethel Newell White
• Raymond R. Schmitz
• Troy Alan Calhoun
• Correction
• Teddie Wayne Ward
• Odell Horne
• George M. Buckley (LTC, U.S. Army, Retired)
• Conception Maria (Connie) Hickman
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Jan 3-4; Sheriff's Office Dec. 24-25
• Superintendent's Corner: Thanks to all those who donated funds
• Midweek Morsels: Treat yourself to some great tunes from Chorus
• Our View: Real work for Brewer set to begin
• Trial begins in spousal shooting case
• Elderly care facility denied appeal over road access
• Federal judge seeks a delay bringing felons to trial
• Bisbee council discusses possible uses for funding
• Around Your Town 01/05/11
• Colts fall victim to Nighthawks
• Buena boys hold off Badgers
• Colts overcome lapses
• Digital Freebie- The Best Rock in Arizona
• Caregiver Coach: The Art of Asking
• Brewer outlines mess she inherited
• Local veteran to be honored for his service
• Parents welcome ‘new year’s’ baby
• Raymond Edwin Harris
• Joan Gardner
• Ray Blanke
• William David Mackey Weller Jr.
• Event to focus on preserving San Pedro River
• Task force hands out more than 30 tickets
• Trial date moved in fatal stabbing case
• No search for second vehicle after fatal crash
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Dec.30-Jan 2; Sheriff's office Dec. 21-23
• Senior citizens warned to be wary of scam
• Explaining weather vs. climate
• New Year’s was a hit in Bisbee
• Our View: Letters popular, well-read
• Search of hotel room may result in drug charges against Tombstone man
• New court clerk, judge excited about chance to serve county
• Controversy over proposed high school
• National organization awards local man's efforts to support cancer patients
• Around Your Town 01/04/11
• Desert Lanes bowlers of the year
• Pumas restart with wins over Patagonia
• Buena teams in big ones tonight vs. Badgers
• Thank you to CER sponsors
• Keeping up with customers’ tastes
• BBB Tips for happy holiday returns
• $3,000 shopping spree up for grabs at Mall at Sierra Vista
• Ask M&M: What to know when designing a website
• Brewer's speech to include little information on plan for budget
• 155 species sighted at annual bird count
• Birds wing it in annual show
• On Your Mind 01/03/11
• More about the border
• Medicare equation all wrong
• 111th Congress report
• Our View: Highway’s deadly area needs safety measures
• Learn about the legendary Buffalo Soldiers
• Get a lesson in local archaeology
• Enjoy a local bird-watching tour
• County seeking ideas for flag
• Around Your Town 01/03/11
• City sees few New Year’s crime problems
• The trail goes cold at Ramsey Canyon Preserve
• Talking points: New Year’s resolutions
• Schools’ benefits provider is raided
• Pedestrian’s death isn’t the first for stretch of Highway 90
• Cassie’s Chronicles: Two countries are physically close, fiscally distant
• Maria E. Stewart
• Around Your Town: 01/02/11
• Bandits are a known risk to many border crossers
• In the Desert Garden: Why one gardener’s interest has grown
• Florence T. Edwards
• Stephen Henry Crowell Jr.
• Teddie Wayne Ward
• Most Viewed Stories Online: Dec. 25 to Dec. 31
• Dennis Ray Butcher
• Inside the Chamber: Down to business in 2011
• Our View: Minimum wage up; too many bowls games
• Public Meetings: 01/02/11
• Rural areas still struggling with foreclosure wave
• Odell Horne
• Bisbee New Year's Eve fest has fun for all ages
• Five go to hospital after exposure to carbon monoxide
• Vehicle kills man crossing Highway 90 east of Highway 92
• Our View: A better New Year is up to us
• Prenatal class site moves
• Elks Lodge wants used computers
• Registered sex offender information
• Around Your Town 01/01/11
• Nogales arrest ranks among Top 10
• Winter visitors program to start soon
• Military Update: Cuts made to GI Bill will allow for extended eligibility
• Dear Prof: Let’s resolve to learn in 2011
• Campion
• With unsteady contributions, will Christmas tree compost effort decay?
• One tough 0-fer
• High wind brings chill, but little harm
• Thanks for making Toys for Tots a success
• Fuel prices continue to climb across the state
• Cochise County Board of Supervisors launch program to list agendas online
• Mental competency hearing is set for alleged gunman in BLM case
• Douglas mayor submits recall defense letter
• State will earn cash from roadside signs
• Benson center enrollment reaches record high
• Top 2 Arizona GOP leaders ask court to revamp redistricting nominee list
• Bisbee council to consider ambulance fee hike
• Committed to securing the border
• Public invited to memorial service for slain Border Patrol agent
• Separated during illegal-entry effort, mother and baby son are reunited
• On Your Mind 12/31/10
• Operator of care home to appeal ruling
• Crime Reports: 12/31/10
• Border Patrol Drug Busts: 12/31/10
• Around Your Town: 12/31/10
• Confirmed flu cases far lower than last year
• Tree festival’s sources of assistance
• Santa Cruz jobless rate drops over holiday
• Many Sierra Vista offices closed for holiday
• County flag contest offers $200 to winning designer
• Caretaker’s death leaves dogs in need of some help
• No charges in slaying of agent
• Facing a blustery forecast, county braces for snow
• Holiday alters several city services
• Free towing available on New Year’s Eve
• Area judges changing courtrooms in Bisbee
• More charges sought in Pomerene shooting
• Our View: Storm’s on its way?
• Crime Reports: 12/30/10
• Concerns about hospital
• Thanks from food bank
• Investigation of alleged drug sales leads to arrest
• A deeper problem
• Weapons counts are among several faced by past convict
• Trio of nominees for redistricting panel will stay on list despite GOP objections
• If you add sparkle to holiday with fireworks, be safe
• Ammo discovery nets more than 28,000 rounds
• Around Your Town: 12/30/10
• Dog team helps find marijuana at Highway 86 checkpoint
• Edith (Edy) Wixson Adamson
• Apaches win again
• DIALOGUES: Dunce says we are a confederacy of wusses
• Brighton lights out
• A New Year -A New Tucson Psychic Fair/Holistic Event – Connecting Energy Pathways
• Authorities name second angler thought to have drowned in Parker Canyon Lake
• Woman is unsure of how she received injuries
• Landon Jude Bruder
• Suggestions for congresswoman
• Our View: A look at the border
• Hearing scheduled in Sun Drywall and Stucco Inc. case
• Tanya Lynn Powell
• Co-op marches toward grand opening
• Hiker rescued near Douglas
• Complicated plot for family works itself out, with state selling cemetery land after a century
• Nadine S. Wood
• Mexico motorcycle vacation offers a bit of past
• Sierra Vistan faces charges in Tucson-area bank heists
• On Your Mind 12/29/10
• Keep discourse civil
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Dec. 27-28
• This week at the farmers' market
• Around Your Town 12/29/10
• James Andrew Stergos
• Midweek Morsels: Time for chamber nominations
• Cochise gets a recharge with win over Madison juco
• Buena girls take third at Flowing Wells shootout
• Colts clipped in OT
• Special report: Who owns the border?
• Harold Anthony Wilson
• Can you tell the heroes from the villains anymore?
• Around Your Town 12/28/10
• Crash victim’s condition upgraded
• Help sought finding woman who was taken after car hit her
• Human remains found after camper fire
• Our View: Keep off the road if you’ve been drinking
• Getting a little roadwork done
• Violet Elizabeth Rankin
• Pamela Meryl Kaplan-Ousley
• Barbara J. Meadows
• Russell Dale
• Nadine S. Wood
• Daniel Eugene Moore
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista Police Dec. 23 - Dec. 27
• Guest Opinion: No halo? Try a hat
• Examiner says drowning likely cause of man’s death
• High School Basketball: Buena girls get big win over Tucson
• Rolling through the years
• Danish couple makes sports pilgrimage
• HC police seek information
• TNT New Year's FIREWORKS Sale & Fundraiser
• Performers play to held out Six Gun City workers
• No bus service scheduled for New Year’s Day
• Take in an archaeology discussion
• Traffic stop turns into chase
• Performers play to help out Six Gun City workers
• Woman earns Ph.D., becoming an inspiration for many
• Take a trip back to your childhood
• Buena boys open today in esteemed tournament
• Ask M&M: What you can, can't ask in an interview
• County wages grow despite recession
• For Ray’s owner, naming business was easy
• Rising temperatures threaten cities’ air quality, water supply
• On Your Mind 12/27/10
• Guest Opinion: More on military socialism
• Now’s time to examine your payroll withholding
• Around Your Town: 12/27/10
• Left paralyzed, shooting victim sees 2nd chance
• Help assist the homeless in Bisbee
• Historic Pathways: Pioneering couple shaped our city’s future
• School board vote seems odd
• Voters should elect judges, some state lawmakers say
• Benson finance director pleased with golf course
• Proposal to poison watershed meets resistance from Patagonia Town Council
• Sierra Vista sewer rates to increase Saturday
• Most-Viewed Stories Online: Dec. 18 to Dec. 24
• Around Your Town: 12/26/10
• Our View: ’Tis the season to aid others
• The needy of Naco, Sonora, aren't left behind by the holiday
• Sarah M. McCormick
• Hiking in Southeast Arizona: Sabino Canyon still a popular hike
• Loretta Mae Furnia
• James Randolph Carter
• Brigitte Anna Marie Woods
• Bookbobile schedule
• Calderon named ASBA Advocate of the Year
• Rotary’s Salvation Army contribution, Student of the Month’s determination and polio eradication
• New Christy Minstrels to give special concert
• New babies
• Military
• Wedding: Crunk-Hale
• Echols wedding
• Ask Mrs. C.: Waldo’s new direction
• Around Your Town: 12/25/10
• Livestock judging team competes in Kentucky
• Our View: Keeping Christmas spirit alive
• Mayoral recall in Douglas made official
• Tombstone groups raise another $100,000
• Border Patrol's plans inspire confidence in Nogales residents
• Benson in no hurry to issue medical pot rules
• Widower offers ‘thank you’ meal to assisted living center’s staff and residents
• Military Update: Infrastructure expansion allows more families to live in S. Korea
• For donors to schools, time is short
• Another death feared at Parker Canyon Lake
• Dear Prof: Wise gift selections
• Story of love
• Santa program may see expansion
• Arizonans can boost paycheck’s amount
• Firefighters are busy elves, distributing toys, food
• Reflecting on Phoenix hospital situation
• Don’t endanger others or yourself; call ‘Tipsy Tow’
• Our View: Hope Bisbee, Flam Chen can work together
• Show young people you care
• Election-funding issue heads to top court
• Accident victims remain in hospital
• Around Your Town: 12/24/10
• Cabaret given more time to meet parking regulations
• Correction: 12/24/10
• Dog needs a Christmas miracle
• County delays hazard abatement changes
• There may be more to comet’s tale
• Backyard Astronomer: There’s no sure explanation for the Star of Bethlehem
• On Your Mind: 12/24/10
• Sierra Vista’s winter visitor program set
• Crime Reports: 12/24/10
• Jerry D. Eaton
• Heroin, cocaine and cash seized at Port of Nogales
• Birds of a feather ... watch together
• Nogales, Sonora, cameras watch tourists, others
• Another body found at Parker Canyon Lake
• Quilters make appointed rounds despite recent fire
• A constant reminder of DUI’s dangers
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Dec. 21-22
• ‘Tipsy-Tow’ offers safe rides home
• Convicted killer’s settlement conference postponed
• Free entertainment, food will ring in year in Old Bisbee
• Four hurt, 3 airlifted after Sierra Vista wreck
• Democrats’ year in review
• Much to be thankful for
• Suspected drug trafficker flees, crashes during chase
• Scouts round up food
• Lawmaker wants faculty to be armed on campuses
• Our View: Passport program lacking
• United Way of Sierra Vista hires new executive director
• Around Your Town 12/23/10
• From pines to the prairies, state’s forests are in danger
• Buena girls close tourney with win over Notre Dame
• Wreck injures at least three, delays traffic at Highway 92 and Canyon de Flores
• Our View: Words that are marvelous
• Salvation Army’s Angel Tree event gives help to a growing number each year.
• Trial may be delayed for woman accused in fatal stabbing
• A vote for secret ballot
• Giving thanks where it’s due
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Dec. 20-22
• On Your Mind 12/22/10
• JROTC’s young guns beginning to shoot for the stars
• Deaf ears in Congress
• Palominas school board member wins Advocate of the Year award
• Drought, invasive plants threaten Arizona saguaros
• Arizona picks up a congressional seat
• Midweek Morsels: Fresh news from the market
• Around Your Town 12/22/10
• Edith “Edy” J. Adamson
• Sarah M. McCormick
• Arizona likely wasn’t close to 10th congressional seat
• Isabella, Jacob continue to top list of Arizona’s most popular baby names
• Unable to use ‘tower of fire,’ acrobats pull out of event
• Out with the chicken wire
• Colts need big win to advance
• Vandals wreaking havoc with rocks
• Guest opinion: Health law waivers are not the answer
• Our View: Blood drive in SV today
• Hereford home unlivable after chimney fire
• Santa Cruz County supervisors consider forming new tax district
• Around Your Town 12/21/10
• Correction
• Jana Dow
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Dec. 17-19
• Canyon death likely suicide, police say
• Recount confirms prop. 112 results
• Governor seeks waiver for Medicaid
• Holidays’ mad dash is well under way
• A dream come true
• Rural school officials, coaches upset about AIA changes
• Colts off to fast start at Arcadia
• Bowling update: Young people well served at Desert Lanes
• County wages grow despite recession
• Ask M&M:There are several methods for dealing with inventory
• Small business development center has new leader
• Patagonia, ex-officers could face $500,000 lawsuit
• Bus service altered
• Foes of ‘Obamacare’ spent nearly $2M fighting legislation
• On Your Mind: 12/20/10
• Giveaway provides help for needy families in time for Christmas
• ‘Nuisance’ calls can strain fire crews
• An amazing gesture
• Thanks for academic assistance
• What’s on Christmas menu? Pork
• Our View: State should get piece of road sign revenues
• Around Your Town 12/20/10
• Agency can use trust fund cash, judges decide
• New route to Mexico benefits Douglas businesses
• Police say no foul play suspected after body found
• The value of sports
• Double Adobe pupils build sweet memories
• President's Corner: Proud to be part of the pipeline
• Two suspects arrested in Nov. 26 Bisbee case involving custody clash
• At age 41, to-be soldier is ready for 'new life'
• Slain Border Patrol agent from Sierra Vista was far from loved ones, but kept them close to his heart
• Arizona looks to cash in on signs that entice drivers to stop, spend
• Gas prices up in Cochise County
• Around Your Town 12/19/10
• College students join the Kiwanis family
• Jana Dow
• Lt. Col. George Stojanowski
• Matthew Ryan Michael Schaub
• Writing Wrongs: Dictionary is a perfect present
• Nonsensical sentiments
• Another senseless border death
• Our View: Trial for local bids a good move
• Public meetings this week
• Bird census still drawing an annual flock of counters
• Most viewed stories online
• Colts close tourneys on high note
• Tombstone Shootout: Pumas fall in semis
• Raffled habitat playhouses all find new homes
• Beatrice Jean Silva
• Military Update: Rate protection to save many from drop in housing allowance
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Dec. 16-17; Sheriff's office Dec. 10-17
• Trial date set in Mescal shooting
• State says bank misled hundreds on loans
• Around Your Town 12/19/10
• Dear Prof: ‘Metacognition’ helps students improve grades
• Again, local firefighters help with school supplies
• Guest opinion: Stop. START. Maybe.
• Our view: Wreaths, UAS awards, recycling
• Local ranch worker charged in smuggling
• Bandit-infested canyons have turned into a challenge for law enforcement
• Huachuca City kids chill out at library for ‘Polar Express’ night
• Donations to aid animal care facilities
• Rules wouldn't make it easy on pot users
• Tombstone shootout: Bonilla bomb lifts Jackets in overtime
• Buena girls toppled by Sahuaro, 3-0
• Outrunnin’ Apaches
• Agent’s slaying becomes ‘wake-up call’ to many
• Seeking new studio/gallery building, group knows home is where the art is
• Sheriff fights snub as feds hunt fugitive in border agent's slaying
• Seniors get special treatment during holiday dinner
• Former Sierra Vistan dies in Benson accident
• State’s medical marijuana law pushes Bisbee toward decision on zoning
• Raffle benefits area organizations
• Historic fun planned at Fairbank Townsite
• Retail hiring helps drop jobless rate
• Crime Reports: 12/17/10
• Cochise College offers GED, English classes
• Light parade to be shown on local TV
• Fireworks not allowed in national forests
• Our View: Righting a terrible wrong
• City facilities plan schedules around holiday
• Around Your Town: 12/17/10
• County border unit maintains high profile with discovery of 643 pounds of marijuana
• On Your Mind: 12/17/10
• $1.4M worth of meth, $480,000 seized at Douglas port
• Fake Barbies found during border inspection
• More license plates defaced by taggers
• A clear and present danger
• Be prepared for weather, construction on holiday journeys
• Chemical from St. David plant detonated
• Tombstone luminaria event to be Saturday
• Everyone won at chorus’ concert
• Sierra Vista Ecumenical Choir performs today
• Naco drug tunnel suspect extradited to U.S.
• Interdiction team captures immigrants
• Reaction to Border Patrol agent's slaying
• Fatal shooting stirs frustration among Cochise County ranchers
• Agent dreamed of federal work all of his life
• Benson City Council appoints new member
• Douglas closer to potential recall election
• Sierra Vista students collect Pennies for Peace
• City reminds residents what can be recycled
• Phoenix bishop issues warning to hospital
• AARP needs volunteers to prepare tax returns
• Our View: Make your tax credit donation today
• Ethel Berger will be missed
• Around Your Town: 12/16/10
• Crime Reports: 12/16/10
• Teddy bear drive helps out kids of deployed parents
• Fort soldier, his unit recognized at symposium
• Bring back the sting
• Diamonds close with 2nd-place finish
• George Stojanowski
• Buena boys soccer gets shut out again
• Pirates sign ex-Colt Veal to minor-league contract
• Slain Naco-based Border Patrol agent ‘loved what he did’
• Naco-based Border Patrol agent slain near Nogales; final suspect is still on the loose
• In future contracts, county will favor bids from local businesses
• Judge halts revote bid on wards
• Costs draw lawmaker’s eye to sentencing laws
• 36th Army Band to give free holiday concert
• Around Your Town: 12/15/10
• Suspected pipe bomb found in Bisbee
• Redistricting selection official quits amid dispute
• West End boosters wanted for recognition
• Take some time to give blood
• Bill of Rights celebrated
• Geraldine M. Wolven
• Raising funds to fight a killer
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista Police Department, Dec. 13-14; Bisbee police, Dec. 7-10
• On Your Mind: 12/15/10
• Tools of the Trade: Grants help offset funding losses at the local level
• Domingo (Mingo) Lugo Jr.
• Border Patrol agents donate gifts to kids
• Kiwanis Clubs get visit from district governor
• Midweek Morsels: Parade brightens the small screen
• A new place of rest and reflection
• Colts drop 1st game of Maier Invite
• DIALOGUES: Favre seeing shadow means six more months of recession
• Chef Tracy Jo Fierros
• Has the Internet taken over TV?
• Loved Ones Incarcerated: The Wasteland of Prisoners
• Senior housing complex resident, brothers help solve recycling problem
• Youngest citizens doing their part in community
• Buena teacher makes a ‘difference’
• Correction
• Najee Rashed
• Shirley L. Kalliomaa
• James (Jim) Earl Thode
• Neighbors all have license plates tagged
• Pair charged with assault after Sierra Vista bat fight
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Dec. 10-13
• Brothers reach plea deals on drug possession charges
• Around Your Town 12/14/10
• $200 tax credit still available for donation to Bisbee schools
• Redistricting candidate was denied justice, group says
• Conservative mindset and malarkey
• Provide benefits for Air America veterans
• FAIRWAYS AND GREENS: How about a whole new way to settle an ages-old queston?
• Our view: Berger’s giving spirit lives on
• Bowling Update: Thurman catches fire to roll first 300
• Arrests, desert rescue keep border agents busy
• Fort board says no to structured recess plan
• Bisbee teams fall to Safford
• ‘The Gathering,’ Student of the Month and elections
• Technology contractor opens Sierra Vista office
• Ask M&M: No quick answer to increase sales
• Highlights of the Bisbee Economic Outlook Luncheon
• Teddy bears sought to comfort children of deployed soldiers
• Insurance debate continues to hinder New Year’s Eve show
• Estate debate could affect tax deal’s fate
• Community honors Ethel Berger at memorial
• On your mind 12/13/10
• Holiday politics
• Another successful Christmas tea
• Our View: Economic outlook brighter
• Do you have an idea for a snazzy county flag?
• State real estate official says her field full of optimism
• Whitefly research benefits agriculture, environment
• Lack of funding from state puts Santa Cruz County racing in jeopardy
• Credit union group helps those hurt in service
• Around Your Town 12/13/10
• The Tucson Psychic Fair/Holistic Event – Connecting Energy Pathways
• Cassie's Chronicles: Asking the president to come take a look
• Probation for armed invasion?
• Sierra Vista superintendent blasts decisions made by counterpart on post
• At cemetery, U.S. heroes not forgotten for holidays
• Holiday event offers salute to soldiers, their families
• Relay for Life kickoff offers stories of hope
• Police seek information on car crash
• Kids get the focus at party; volunteers have fun, too
• Local residents to get in free at museum
• Sierra Vista superintendent blasts decisions made by counterpart
• Giffords’ office seeks cards for troops
• Area car club hands out six $1,100 donations
• Palominas’ informality is part of the fun
• High school proposal doesn’t have support of Fort Huachuca's leadership
• Sierra Vista councilman, cohorts share ideas at expo
• Cox to rebroadcast holiday parade
• Our View: Immigrant case full of absurdities
• Rich people already pay more taxes
• Most-Viewed Stories Online: Dec. 4 to Dec. 10
• Public Meetings this Week: 12/12/10
• Around Your Town: 12/12/10
• Inside the Chamber: Thanks for making parade a success
• CW3 Joseph C. Gill
• Prep Roundup: Bisbee girls fall to Valley Union in Benson championship
• Margaret J. Belshe
• Struggling Apaches fall to South Mountain in OT
• Fort gives ultimatum to renovators of former Mountain View Colored Officers Club
• Why timing is everything in backer’s fight for wards
• With thieves present, ornaments are absent
• Bisbee’s sanitation leader works to save city money
• Relay for Life breakfast to jump-start awareness
• Crime Reports: 12/11/10
• 13,800 acres to be torched in Chiricahuas
• City officials planning controlled burns
• Accident victim listed in fair condition
• Patient flown to Tucson after wreck
• Program gives Bisbee parents an active role in learning
• Ask Mrs. C.: Last-minute ways can be costly for son
• Dear Prof: Open book tests require preparation
• Military Update: Pay raise is guaranteed, even if Congress can’t agree
• TRICARE covers cost of flu vaccines
• Tax preparers must prove abilities
• Around Your Town: 12/11/10
• Another foul ball
• Water Wonderland: Conservation remains the major mission of Friends of the San Pedro River
• Our View: Hesslers, JROTC, fire help applauded
• Benson superintendent clarifies calendar plan
• Diamonds win Icebreaker Tourney
• Peppers close season at USSSA Rip It College Exposure tournament
• Bisbee girls edge Benson in tourney
• Buena leads at Douglas Invitational
• What a way to win a war!
• Long-planned museum turns 10 years old
• On Your Mind: 12/10/10
• For local Lions Clubs, helping others is a team effort
• Our View: Liu protest should serve as warning about China
• Tombstone reacts quickly to aid those affected by fire
• Huachuca City discusses cabaret parking
• Post has live trees for soldiers in need
• County renews contract for commercial driver tests
• Fort puts on 2-day event featuring ice skating
• Approval of liquor license worries some Bisbee council members
• Backyard Astronomer: Look for blood-red solstice moon
• Learn about Buffalo Soldiers during tour
• Around Your Town: 12/10/10
• Motorcyclist taken to Tucson with head wounds
• Fort Huachuca canine team licks the competition
• Three major goals spelled out in plan for store at Buena
• Bisbee keeps an eye on ongoing economic recovery
• Grants to fund checkpoints, portable DUI testing devices
• Safety fears spark city rules on fireworks
• Crime Reports: 12/10/10
• High school roundup: Rottweiler 3 lifts Colts past Hawks
• Campas and the Colts return to Douglas, the site of last year’s defining come-from-behind victory
• Elwyn (Bud) Derr
• Peter Harold Leney
• Local border agents get new leader
• Wreck on Wilcox Drive spins car around
• House passes Brewer-opposed DREAM Act
• Area students earn paid trips to Washington
• Teenagers urged to apply for scholarship
• Tombstone school district set for new era as outgoing board members recognized
• Transfer of coyote mascot brings sense of finality after middle schools merge
• Buena JROTC cadets rise to semifinals in cyber-security contest
• Leadership of Fort Huachuca changes hands from Maj. Gen. Custer to Brig. Gen. Potter
• In Tombstone, blaze brings vow to rebuild
• Bisbee looks to fuel interest in its plastic bag initiative
• Top justices raise questions about state employment law
• Ex-Patagonia police chief found in contempt
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista Police Department, Dec. 7, 8
• Bernard C. Stanke
• Colts warm up with win at Douglas
• Coyotes get past Apaches for first time in Chandler
• Exam time for ‘Smurfs’
• Jesus Rodriguez Rios
• Douglas meeting sparks separate complaints
• County zoning panel OKs hazard abatement ordinance
• World’s Fair Mine to be permanently sealed
• Grant-funded well service will get ceremony
• Coronado Forest bridge work to begin soon
• Plenty of fun is on tap for kids’ holiday party
• Roundup for firefighters' toy drive
• Supreme Court hears arguments on Arizona's illegal-immigrant employment law
• Tombstone fire destroys Six Gun City this morning (with slideshow)
• Accurate intelligence crucial, departing commander says
• Attack on 82-year-old woman draws 15-year prison term
• Athletic fund issue clarified: Superintendent says no one stole
• Saying goodbye to the Custers: General hands over command today on fort
• Pirtleville again will offer sweet treats
• Protect against pet poisoning from packages
• Special shopping spree for schoolkids
• Sierra Vista Woman’s Club celebrates half a century of community service
• County civil lawyer likes throwing the book at us
• Cochise County civil lawyer likes throwing the book at us
• Estelle Lucille (Nellie) Mountcastle
• Christmas spirit alive and well
• Be aware when seeing a doctor or assistant
• Midweek Morsels: Scouting for Food
• Ancele Dobrzenski
• Joseph (Joey) Edward Coleman
• Joseph (Joey) Edward Caldwell
• CW3 Joseph C. Gill
• Ethel H. Berger
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista Police, Dec. 6-7
• Failure to yield cited in crash at Wilcox, Second Street
• Behind the Badge: Thanks for trusting me with your safety
• On Your Mind: 12/8/10
• Bisbee merchants rewarded for holiday decor
• Bisbee merchants rewarded for creative holiday decor
• Our View: Fireworks law on the right track
• Around Your Town: 12-8-2010
• Pumas let one slip
• Firefighters in need of holiday gifts for older children this year
• Council to explore mixed zoning codes
• Ex-Sierra Vista mayor keeps a vigilant eye on Santa Clauses
• Army to adopt a cleaner 'fuel'
• Fireworks ordinance set for council
• Around Your Town 12/07/10
• County says land buyer must pay past-due bills, taxes
• A new religion?
• Our View: Pearl Harbor changed America
• Hot about global-warming stance
• Caregiver Coach: The Lost Generation
• Christopher J. Schwarz
• Naomi Catherine Welch
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Dec. 3-6
• Trucks, water, jobs at issue with mine
• Sales up in September  
• Online presence helps restaurant owner get word out
• Ask M&M: What are HUBZone requirements?
• Around Your Town 12/06/10
• IRS prevented from collecting debt despite bank’s error, appeals court says
• Our View: Employer sanctions ineffective
• Brewer, tribe battle over plans for casino
• Group claims high-speed rail would offer several advantages
• Event showcases area’s rich mining history
• Water district issue is far from over
• On Your Mind 12/06/10
• Crime reports: Sheriff's Office Nov. 30-Dec. 2
• Is education a joint responsibility?
• Early Christmas presents arrive right on Target
• Event showcases area’s rich mining history
• FREE ZUMBA CLASSES FROM DEC 6 TO DEC 10 at Apache Middle school
• Cochise Cowboy Poetry And Music Gathering 2011
• Sierra Cycle crowned senior league champs
• State gets plans rolling for medical marijuana
• Most-read stories online
• Toys needed for Santa party at Mexican orphanage
• Mexican editors take care to avoid cartel trouble
• Josephine L. Wolfe
• Rita H. Loomis
• Ann M. Wood
• Helping Hands was ‘huge success’
• Our View: Support CCF’s good work
• Public meetings this week
• Master Sgt. Reg Garavito, USMC (Retired)
• Buena JROTC team tackles computer security contest’s latest round
• Janet Kay Murphy (Higgins)
• Around Your Town 12/05/10
• The Desert Garden: The delightfully perfect desert poinsettia
• Cassie's Chronicles: If not now, then when? If not us, then who?
• Thanks for bulbs, climbing hills
• Edna Mae Plopa
• Josephine K. Ingram
• Correction
• Buena takes second at Pima invite; Bisbee finishes eighth
• Bisbee hoops handle Valley Union easily
• Apaches topple Eastern
• DIALOGUES: Return to bountiful?
• Crowds come out to see the lights during Sierra Vista holiday parade
• Pueblo del Sol Elementary celebrates national award
• Nogales mayor’s trials to proceed differently
• Thanks for Wild West Days support
• Man gets 15 years in death of motorcyclist
• Around Your Town: 12/04/10
• Military Update: Answering some questions on possible repeal of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
• Crime Reports: 12/04/10
• Jan. 3 is last day to submit work for magazine
• Our View: Parade, holiday cheer
• Dear Prof: Preparing for finals can be as simple as understanding test
• City managers’ pay in state is fair for job, expert says
• Old Bisbee recognized for integrity, old-time feel
• Teens learn what’s in store in the world of work
• VFW Veteran of the Week: Comrade Francis H.J. MacDonnell
• Sierra Vista police to get DUI task force funds
• Food allows continued assistance
• Buena in position to win team title at Pima
• Buena boys basketball beats Sabino in overtime
• Buena girls hold on tight to stay perfect
• Colts push back
• William (Bill) Thomas Coleman, CPO1 USN retired
• Thieves fail to sink parade float
• Dazzling decor puts a twinkle in many eyes
• Food co-op gets funds to launch
• Top technology comes to the area
• Bisbee CEO of hospital is finalist for award
• Clean-election commission considering rule change
• Flu shots are available at county’s clinics
• Highway mishap causes traffic delays
• Fire district board summons applicants
• H.S. hoops: Buena girls beat Nogales for second win
• DIALOGUES: Duddleston’s dry droll saves dreadful first half
• Saturday celebrations highlight Tombstone’s holiday spirit
• Firefighters to offer tips as they work to collect toys
• On Your Mind: 12/03/10
• Crime Reports: 12/03/10
• Know what to expect for upcoming light parade
• Illegal labor case heads to court
• Officers seize stolen truck
• Around Your Town: 12/03/10
• Our View: Be an organ donor
• Taxing the rich is good a policy
• Water systems and who owns what
• God smiles on Devils
• Roy Alan Brandt
• Student competitors’ robot projects help unblock potential of the mind
• Hoping for a donor
• Grinch steals generators, dimming groups’ hopes for parade
• Border Patrol getting new chief in Tucson Sector
• State must provide vision, unity, leaders claim
• Will local workers help build fort school?
• Two state senators selected to head committees
• Water Wise: Dry winters will up ante on water usage
• Course to teach diabetes care, prevention
• Oil Can Henry’s offers student scholarships
• Today is last chance to register for luncheon
• Around Your Town: 12/02/10
• Benson audit vote won’t occur anytime soon
• Judge says brothers were given harsh terms
• Suspect finally stopped after pursuit
• Pair of men arrested on burglary charges
• Crime Reports: 12/02/10
• Time is now for veterinary education
• Our View: State graduation rate is cause for worry
• Correction: 12/02/10
• Anticipation grows with parade so close
• Rita Laverne Case
• Apaches get win on road vs. Glendale
• Dusting off rust
• How the fight continues for a new vote to establish ward system in Sierra Vista
• Fighting hospital partnership, group files complaint with attorney general
• Cenpatico takes over today as overseer of behavioral health services for southeast Arizona
• With many homes' pipes bursting, plumbers forced to turn away customers
• Ann Louise Wood
• Samuel J. Shattuck Jr.
• Mark A. Satterfield
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Nov. 29; Bisbee police Nov. 23-27
• On Your Mind 12/01/10
• Our View: Parks’ courage recalled
• Spreading the message to halt spread of HIV
• County flag ideas sought from public
• Around Your Town 12/1/10 00:01:01
• Holiday ceremony is Thursday on fort
• Region shows spirit with shoe box gifts
• Free market fuels the economy
• Shoe box gifts help many
• City’s tree will be lit in Friday night event
• Decision helps woman suspected in murder
• Brewer wants tax cuts for businesses starting in ’13
• Socialistic self-denial
• Help sought taking gifts to Naco
• Midweek Morsels: Strong showing of strings
• County gives its approval to Elfrida-area water district
• Buena boys still seeking first win; girls beat Alhambra
• Phone outage affects local schools
• High Court to review matching funds law
• J. Raman Drake
• Mark A. Satterfield
• Lawmaker revives plan to increase border security
• Petition deadline proposition to get recount due to close vote
• Around Your Town 11/30/10
• Crime reports:Sierra Vista police Nov. 24-29
• Two suspects arrested in sex-related cases
• Two suspects sought in Bisbee shooting
• More than $1 million in marijuana seized
• Virtual fence is a valuable tool
• New security measures are an illusion
• Our View: Goodbye to color warnings
• Holiday Parade Chili Cook-off is Saturday
• Motorcycle club helps brighten the holidays for youngsters
• Presentation aims to make math fun
• Retail sales help boost economic outlook
• Vehicle wreck injures 1 in Sierra Vista
• Working to make streets safer for citizens
• Reynolds, Ransford, Stewart on first team
• Bisbee girls go to 2-0, Pumas boys toppled at St. Augustine
• Buena girls basketball preview: Well-grounded Colts ready to fly
• DUELING PIANOS!!!
• BIKE NIGHT!
• Closing off mines protects history of Grand Canyon
• Douglas group seeks to revitalize tourism
• Unemployment rate down despite seasonal job losses
• Birds prove an economic boon for Willcox
• Ask M&M: What to know when seeking a business loan
• Clean elections funds were spent on laptops, employing relatives
• Tombstone's Wild West Days pay tribute to armed forces
• Medical pot law has lawyers in a bind
• On Your Mind 11/29/10
• Quartzsite vendors hope for more sales with recession over
• Closing off mines protects history of Grand Canyon
• Benson considers year-round schooling
• Arrest made in ATV theft
• Around Your Town 11/29/10
• ATV theft results in arrest of man with warrants
• DUI task force racks up 95 traffic stops
• Police top sheriff’s office in fundraiser
• Just say no to tax cuts for the wealthy 
• Benson’s vice mayor resigns ahead of bid
• Tubal ligations can be necessary
• Wild West Days
• Call to action regarding homeowners group
• Our View: Buyer beware good advice
• Around Your Town 11/28/10
• Wreck on Moson Road leaves man hurt
• FAIRWAYS AND GREENS: Golf should get its grooves back
• Bisbee's eclectic home tour captures curiosity
• Investigation begins after flames engulf trailer
• Raising funds to raise a couple of roofs
• The military is not socialist
• Local weight loss group attends fall rally
• Sonoita honors pair for community service
• Historic Pathways: Perseverance brings prosperity
• Public meetings this week
• La Niña predictions stir up drought fear
• Douglas family files $9 million lawsuit against feds over raid on residence
• Ailment hits baby’s system, family funds
• Most-viewed stories online
• Our View: A bright Black Friday
• War of pace
• Nancy Griswold
• Patricia M. Horton
• Nellie Margaret Micklevitz
• Steve Summers
• John R. Drake
• John Shattuck Jr.
• Flames engulf trailer this afternoon
• Buena girls make semis, fall to Ironwood Ridge
• Bisbee feast to celebrate religious icon
• Taking exception to opinion
• Bisbee crowd takes a shine to holiday lights, arrival of Santa
• Injuries kill beating victim
• Beating victim dies from injuries
• Custody fight leads to gunfire
• Backyard Astronomer: Meteor showers are plentiful in December
• VFW Veteran of the Week: Comrade Jim McCormick
• Deadline is Thursday for economic lunch
• Elks’ memorial service to be held Dec. 5
• Making the best of a sticky situation
• Petition matter could be delayed in Benson
• Party to treat kids whose parents serve
• Santa Cruz County public works director resigns
• Registered Sex Offender: William Bruce McKellar
• Around Your Town: 11/27/10
• Dear Prof: Public speaking is still a viable skill
• Military Update: Study finds pattern in veterans’ care
• Cruiser challenge aids Special Olympics
• Locals rise early for shopping deals
• Board fires hospital chief in Willcox
• Our View: Troubling crimes, optimistic signs
• Thanks for helping with home
• Buena girls to face Douglas in Brandon Bean quarterfinals
• Colts in Tipoff championship game
• clubs, live music, karaoke for Nov. 25
• Breaking news: 'Exchange of gunfire' in Bisbee prompts alert; 2 kids may have been abducted
• 'Exchange of gunfire' in Bisbee prompts alert; 2 kids may have been abducted
• Church briefs
• Chalk talk
• Sailing to God's global backyard
• Arizona home prices continue to decline
• Around Your Town: 11/26/10
• A few ideas for U.S.
• On Your Mind: 11/26/10
• Salvation Army banquet feeds more than 500 hungry people
• Tribe paved way for stellar research
• Our View: Here’s some food for thought
• Sparklers, ground spinners get legal standing in state
• Auto repair shops to be watched
• Canines are a plus along the border
• Transportation insanity
• Bisbee schools look to raise scores
• Two locations in Bisbee offer holiday meals over two days
• Lance Charles Valenzuela
• The evolution of child care
• Road construction to impact I-10
• Crime Reports: 11/25/10
• What’s being saved for the golden years?
• Christmas trees are judged for their visual appeal
• When cooking and decorating for the holiday season, focus on safety first
• Holiday parade will affect travel in Sierra Vista
• Our View: Why we give thanks
• Thankful for the election process
• Mueller will serve Sierra Vista well
• Academic contest is created for ninth-graders
• Soldiers, families get first-class treatment during Thanksgiving
• Differing stories emerge in illegal immigrant shooting
• Around Your Town: 11/25/10
• Former chief ordered to explain report
• Water district isn’t necessary
• Following forebears’ code of honor
• State-of-the-art facilities are almost ready to open
• Remembering safety during holiday travel
• Gas prices remain unchanged in county
• As hate crimes rise in Arizona, few seen here
• Severely beaten man remains critically hurt
• Buena tops Palo Verde in Tipoff Classic
• Ralph D. Ruiz
• Station will help agents meet goals
• Cooking up feasts and holiday treats
• Built for Bisbee’s unique needs, new Ace is here
• Flu cases put county near the top of state list
• Stores brace for crowds during annual Black Friday rush
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista Police, Nov. 22; Cochise County Sheriff's Dept., Nov. 12-20
• The cost of a Thanksgiving meal declines locally, but many still need help
• Correction
• Safety group airs concerns over toys
• Co-op continues to meet its goals en route to opening
• Around Your Town, 11/24/10
• On Your Mind: 11/24/10
• State offices will observe furlough on Friday
• Station will help agents meet goals
• Cowboy poet will be the speaker at MAC luncheon
• Cox employees continue annual Thanksgiving tradition with their neighbor, the Salvation Army
• Midweek Morsels: A few differences for Thanksgiving
• At St. Vincent de Paul food bank, organizers, volunteers help make the distribution of meal supplies go smoothly each year
• Military socialism?
• In Bisbee food drive, residents step up to meet growing demand this year for holiday meal fixings
• Safety group airs concerns over toys
• On Your Mind, 11/24/10
• Sierra Vista Food Co-op: Continuing to meet its goals en route to opening
• Around Your Town: 11/24/10
• Juanita Ruth St. John
• Santa Fly-In Shop Local Tour
• Cochise College instructor publishes article
• Agents find 93 bundles of pot in vehicle
• Medical marijuana regulations discussed
• Medicare information sessions will help seniors pick right plan
• State gets new Supreme Court judge
• Yukking it up with yoga
• Clarification
• Judith Anne Gleave
• Juanita Ruth St. John
• Water revitalization project moves along without a snag
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Nov. 19-22
• Hearing set for woman accused of assault
• Man gets sentencing date in beating death
• Man gets sentencing date in beating
• Long Realty Cares Foundation helps nonprofits with holiday cash
• Support for Kyl on nuclear treaty
• Health care reform begins at home
• Our View: Lessons on keeping an even keel
• Sound of gunshots puts border entry point on alert
• Food boxes assist more than 100 families
• City Council hears results of solar energy study
• Around Your Town 11/23/10
• Citizens Clean Elections Commission gives $20 million to state to help balance budget
• Thurman comes within a pin of perfection
• Prep Roundup: Hawks catch Colts napping at the outset
• Colts crush Cienega by 26 in debut
• Sandhill Crane Watch
• Whitewater Wetlands Walk
• Around Your Town 11/22/10
• Songs, Santa to help power Festival of Lights
• For bell ringer, helping others is a source of joy
• The Filipino American Club of Southeast Arizona prepares for its Christmas show on Dec. 18.
• Self-sufficiency with energy one of fort’s ‘green’ goals
• On Your Mind 11/22/10
• Continuing concerns about hospital
• Our View: TSA — Fact or fiction?
• Take the city’s historic plaque walk
• Growing fish population suggests river rebuilding
• UofA officials share valley fever updates
• Course helps young adults deal with, manage their debt
• ManTech names new senior vice-president
• Eurofresh Farms introduces innovative food-safety system, EnviroLock
• Census is over — where are the numbers?
• Renovation brings new amenities to Sierra Vista hotel
• Ask M&M: Explaining profitability ratios
• Tombstone ranch gives guests best of past, present
• Tough day for senior league players
• Hiking in Southeast Arizona: Charleston Lead Mine — yes lead
• Being Miss Sierra Vista: Put the “Thanks” in Thanksgiving
• Divorces
• Planning administrator speaks to Rotary Club
• Caring and concern for homeless individuals and families
• Hapgood
• Marriages
• Military graduations
• From Shadow Ridge: Happy Hatchday!
• Couple takes ill-fated dream vacation
• How new leader sees mission of NETCOM/9th
• Many legal hurdles remain for medical pot law
• Restoration revived at black officers’ club
• Our View: Kyl wrong to oppose nuke treaty
• Tombstone to celebrate Wild West
• President's Corner: Center likely has a class you would enjoy
• Area cleanup draws about 300 volunteers
• Around Your Town 11/21/10
• Old guys can use ‘Star Trek’ tools, too
• Creating fuel from Thanksgiving grease
• Sandra Jean Eastman
• Feds release video of incident that led to crosser’s death
• Many legal hurdles remain for medical pot law
• Chemical etching helps deter theft
• Extracting wisdom from twisted metal
• Most read stories online
• Inside the Chamber: Lights and magical sights
• The ‘outrageous price’ of caring
• Public meetings this week
• Fundraiser at mall to aid Torch Run
• Tracking the problems with school athletic funds
• Writing Wrongs: For collective nouns and redundancies, grateful thanks
• Vigilantes ‘arrest’ incoming marshal
• VFW Veteran of the Week: Comrade Brian Berry
• Three seizures produce 1,675 pounds of pot
• Pearce fest will feature new exhibits
• Brothers offered plea deals
• Agents issue illegal hunting citations
• Crime Reports: 11/20/10
• Authorities continue to find Nogales tunnels
• Registration of cars returns to Benson
• Around Your Town: 11/20/10
• SEABHS staff urged to attend job fairs
• Dear Prof: Look good at work, school with a sharp visual presentation
• $400,000 grant will fund sidewalk in Huachuca City
• Parade to star first couple of local fort
• Program helps the world’s needy kids
• Man remains in hospital after dirt bike wreck
• Elks present Thanksgiving bounty to local charities
• Tax-shifting plan could aid businesses, but homeowners would shoulder more
• Cycle toy run will benefit area children
• Our View: Thanks to our contributors
• Military Update: Cost-cutting ideas target the military
• Republicans assess what’s changed, what hasn’t and what lies ahead
• Thanks for banquet help
• Basketball preview: Back in full
• Basketball preview: Bisbee boys ready for breakthrough season
• Basketball preview: Jacket girls move on after Edwards
• Hawk Stalk in the Sulphur Springs Valley
• Tidbits of commentary
• Helping feed the hungry
• Our View: Proposition results a mixed bag
• Offering help in a time of crisis
• Food for thought at Buena
• Donations benefit charitable causes
• Border Patrol breaks ground on $40 million Naco station
• Border Patrol agents seize 890 pounds of marijuana
• Agent claims self-defense in immigrant shooting
• Attrition helps soften the blow of SEABHS layoffs as agency downsizes
• Assessing the costs of immigration law
• How indigent defense works
• Around Your Town, 11/19/2010
• Arizona fuel prices rise
• Fry Townsite cleanup planned for Saturday
• Cascabel fair will feature, food, music, raffles
• Resident opposes Benson’s annexation plan
• Honoring Earl and Linda Moser for heritage of farming
• Service will help struggling homeowners in state deal with Fannie Mae mortgages
• St. David plant cited for high level of ammonia
• Figures show slight upturn in state’s economic outlook
• PetSmart’s grand opening to include many giveaways
• On Your Mind 11/19/2010
• Crime reports 11/19/2010
• Nobody seriously hurt in wreck at highways’ intersection
• Tombstone’s new marshal looks forward to challenge
• Teachers say adding PE time not feasible
• Crime Reports: 11/18/10
• Sonoita soon will have Border Patrol horses
• Why was marshal ousted in Tombstone?
• Nomination changes affect Bisbee awards
• Accident causes minor injuries, delays traffic
• Around Your Town: 11/18/10
• Scaled-back SEABHS shedding 140 staffers
• Holiday trips expected to increase this year
• City to upgrade website
• Willcox hospital gets loan to digitize records
• Suspect remains jailed in death of friend
• Prescription-based DUIs draw attention from police
• Fire destroys motor home in Tombstone
• Man enters guilty plea in gunshots at homeless
• Two generals set for promotion
• Our View: Quit smoking today
• Deadline to register for luncheon is Dec. 2
• What’s in the future for Social Security, Medicare?
• Alarm over lawsuits spurs ‘loser pays’ plan
• Sheriff cites ‘promising’ Krentz leads
• Dumping of bones brings loss of license
• College seeks entries for literary magazine
• Girl Scouts plan food drive to help the needy
• ZOOlights
• Now that 4.2 is here, what does the iPad need to be Amazing?
• Audit finds fumbling on fund rules
• Service not set yet
• Tombstone man gains veteran post
• Roadwork will bring lane closures
• Deadline is Friday for parade entries
• 'Nutcracker' brings us a step closer to Christmas
• This week at the farmers markets
• New ad director looks forward to becoming part of local community
• Giffords backs delay in vote on Pelosi role in House leadership
• School district audit finds fumbling on fund rules
• Donald C. Little
• Sarah Frances ‘Nanny’ Cummings
• William Bojko
• Don E. ‘Mose’ Mosley
• Ursula I. Marshall
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Nov. 15-16; Bisbee police Nov. 11
• Behind the Badge: What ‘knot’ to expect from fire department
• Man accused in wife’s death gets trial date
• Shooting by agent leaves one injured
• On Your Mind 11/17/10
• Thanks from CANTER
• No time to answer questions?
• Where to find news on cartel crimes
• Tubal ligations are necessary
• Midweek Morsels: ‘Nutcracker’ takes the spotlight
• Loved Ones Incarcerated: LOI has support group, will travel
• Member says group never claimed torture is taught on Fort Huachuca
• Sierra Vista man dies after crashing small plane
• Sierra Vista man working to create a peaceful Iraq
• Helping local businesses thrive
• Coming to an intersection near you
• Ursula I. Marshall
• Kirk F. Abbott
• Mary Louise Blomstrand
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Nov. 12-15; Sheriff's Office Nov. 6-11
• Two options for David Morgan
• Why I voted ‘no’
• Sewer-bill problem stinks
• Our View: Spring training move now a reality
• Around Your Town 11/16/10
• Dispute turns violent as man drives car into Sierra Vista home
• Man gets 12.5 years for assault, other counts
• County supervisors approve election results
• Nick's Place in Hereford Bike Night Fundraiser to Benefit the VVA-AVVA 1020 Operation H.O.M.E. Holiday Party for Military Families!
• Registration Open to Military Families in Cochise County - Annual VVA-AVVA 1020 Operation H.O.M.E. Holiday Event
• Around Your Town 11/15/10
• Sales increase reflects growing investment in marketing
• Course teaches how to manage debt
• Produce distributors blast halt of Sonoran inspections
• Local Sierra Vista resident is promoted to GM at Sierra Suites Hotel
• Local cost of living up, but still below national average
• Ask M&M: Joining a business organization
• Old-time night fun returns to Tombstone
• Red Cross honors local man for his efforts in Indonesia, Haiti
• ‘People person’ Ethel Berger dies at 88
• Rotary Club helps Mexican neighbors stay warm
• On Your Mind 11/15/10
• Building a city
• Our View: Compromise needed on tax cuts
• Opposite sides make opinions heard outside of main gate
• Senior League race ‘too tight to mention’
• Two perfect storms
• Spirit of giving is in the air as holiday cheer spreads
• The election results are in, but the counting isn’t over just yet
• Why lower food prices are likely in store
• Public meetings this week
• Pearce plans Heritage Days festival
• Bazaar fundraiser to help adult education
• Water commission board seeks members
• Tombstone actors to recreate train robbery
• Mental health care workers’ future unsure
• Doctor's visits to area become permanent
• Enrique P. Olaje / Maria Beda Olaje Lopez
• Agents seize more than 3,000 pounds of pot
• Our View: Area reps named to legislative panels
• Proposed contract
• Session to explain naturalization process
• Officials try to deter kids from cartels
• Judge thankful for support
• Nogales due for $41M in upgrades
• Most Viewed Stories Online: Nov. 6 to Nov. 12
• Treat businesses equally, incoming Senate chief says
• Around Your Town: 11/14/10
• Model trains keep chugging up fun
• Cassie's Chronicles: In islands, cooks can’t be bugged by inconveniences
• Joy of giving felt by all who helped
• William T. Saylor, Jr.
• Breaking news: Voters reject land swaps near military bases
• Where Sierra Vistan died, Marines race to outwit Taliban
• Sentence was too severe in Hollywood gang case, judge agrees
• No ward revote, at least for now
• Medical pot plan nears approval
• Breaking news: Voters approve medical marijuana
• Homer Williams
• Douglas Reed KinKaid
• Rashad Braggs
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Nov. 10-12; Cochise County Sheriff's Office Nov. 5-6
• VFW Veteran of the Week
• Ask Mrs. C: Is homework getting done? Find out
• Dear Prof: Course binders handy for storing notes
• State political leaders announce committee rosters assignments
• Corps builds on proud past, Marines told
• Main Gate closure planned for Sunday post protest
• Around Your Town 11/13/10
• Our View: Take a hike, be alert, recycle fat
• Busts yield big hauls for agents
• Military Update: Plan would freeze pay, raise insurance fees
• Cleanup day set on Nov. 20
• Community band to host concert
• Good samaritan helps after wreck
• Wrangler in chief
• First-half surge pushes Cochise past NMMI 89-73
• McCarty follows in older brother’s footsteps after all
• Tubal ligations are not necessary
• Wreck at Coronado and Buffalo Soldier Trail blocks traffic
• Bevy of speakers will highlight Cavefest
• Benson’s newly owned golf course needs work
• Multiple busts net 434 pounds of cocaine in one day
• Pair of Patagonia police officers resign
• How silent honor speaks volumes of Veterans Day
• Chalk Talk
• Sewer service shut off, hooked up, severed again at Bisbee business
• The dulcet difference of hymning ecumenically
• Nonprofits compete for a piece of $320,000 to win city grant
• Church Briefs: 11/12/10
• Enjoy Fall Festival fun at St. David monastery
• Thanksgiving food drive begins today in Bisbee
• Veteran led the way for family in Marines
• On Your Mind: 11/12/10
• Service allows access to building documents
• Backyard Astronomer: What’s up in the night sky?
• Local groups will get share of tax-help money
• A sad day for schools
• Consulate to recognize Mexican Revolution
• Around Your Town: 11/12/10
• Donors are stars at UA South fundraising dinner
• Corrections: 11/12/10
• Conduct of Douglas mayor draws criticism once again
• Our View: Food donations especially needed
• Suagee says thanks for support
• Thanks for successful fest
• Senior MSgt. (Ret.) Harry A. Blixt
• Our View: Honoring all our veterans
• Blount force
• Crime Reports: 11/11/10
• County stands firm on response route to facility
• Judge’s ruling awaited in ward election fight
• Council gets jump on laws in case medical pot passes
• Cemetery fights blot on image
• Trio arrested on numerous charges after chase where speeds hit 95 mph
• Get to know grand marshal of today’s Veterans Day parade
• Neighbor’s tip leads to meth house bust
• Buena's family 'STEM' night takes the stress out of learning
• Pair of men booked into county jail, accused of possessing 2 sets of stolen rims
• Food is in short supply for the needy
• Fort’s Main Gate will be closed most of Sunday
• Millions in undeclared currency seized
• New members of the board are welcomed
• San Luis agents intercept meth, marijuana
• Around Your Town: 11/11/10
• A time to honor veterans
• Immigration Services to honor veterans
• Shawn Nathan Engle
• Sinking an argument
• Shirley Ann Corke
• Man gets 11 years in domestic abuse case
• Average gas prices in the county hold steady
• Historical society elects officials at meeting
• Area residents, dogs excel in Tucson show
• Our View: How can missile be a mystery?
• Midweek Morsels: A Knight out for a good cause
• Thanks for the support
• Happy to have served
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista Police, Nov. 8-9; Oct. 26-31
• A variety of help made show possible
• GOP wins big with census, Republican strategist says
• Cooking up fun lessons
• Superintendent's Corner: What does the future hold for schools?
• Sierra Vista hopes information from study will aid local businesses, attract new ones
• Can breakfast at school compromise kids’ learning?
• City asks a judge to dismiss a petition calling for ward system vote to be set aside.
• Cochise College is targeting Gates grant
• At proposed Fort Huachuca middle school, entire property would be a classroom
• Behind the Badge: Sexual assaults are on the increase
• 12th annual Cascabel Mesquite Milling & Local Foods Potluck
• Company could convert The Palms into a school
• Coronado Vineyards celebrates 4th anniversary and award-winning wines
• On Your Mind: 11/10/10
• This week at the farmers markets
• Driver in fatal wreck was misidentified
• Sierra Vista Marine is killed in action
• Veterans Day 5k results
• Two-story office complex will house fort contractor
• Around Your Town 11/9/10
• Ex-airport will get site survey in spring for explosive remnants
• Veterans to get free admission to BLM sites on Nov. 11
• Sierra Vista woman killed in rollover accident on Interstate 10
• Moving of heavy equipment will require bridge closures during San Pedro River project
• Caregiver Coach: Think your home is fall-proof? Think again
• Defense asks judge to disallow statements made by murder suspect
• Suspect in Mexico killing arrested
• Giffords to thank volunteers in Green Valley
• Our View: Remember to shop local
• A few words on hospital meeting
• Ode for the good old times
• Chili’s cooks up fundraiser to aid education in county
• Agents arrest gang member
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Nov. 5-8; sheriff's office Oct. 29-Nov. 3
• Maria Beda Olaje
• Corrections
• Golden hues of autumn are here
• On Your Mind 11/8/10
• Sewer line finally is fixed in Nogales
• Help keep Sierra Vista green and recycle during the holidays
• Our View: Voter turnout still bad
• Letter was an insult
• Politics as usual
• Dragoon Art Fair - Triangle T Guest Ranch
• A fundraising success
• Ask M&M: Clarifying patents, trademarks and copyrights
• New post band commander set for the next era
• Mixed martial arts are focus of new gym
• Group awards scholarships
• August accommodation sales boosted by exercise   
• Learn about Sierra Vista’s historic sites
• Hail damage brings devastation to local vineyards
• Songs let crowd tune in to history
• Tough economic times have people looking to cash in gold, silver items
• Commission plays vital role for locals with disabilities
• Mall has lots of ways to make holiday shopping special
• Care center looks back at 25 years of service helping county’s women
• Chamber names Person of the Year
• Course assists with debt management
• Around Your Town 11/8/10
• Federal ruling could hamper porn investigations
• Most Viewed Stories Online: Oct. 31 to Nov. 5
• Drop off Christmas boxes at First Christian Church
• Brimming with browsers, bazaar draws hefty crowd
• Bisbee High School ceremony to honor veterans a day early
• Births
• Kimbell-Avallone
• 'CaveFest' celebration at Kartchner Caverns
• Bankruptcy filings rise from a year ago
• Holly Ball to herald holiday cheer
• Inside the Chamber: Festive times ahead
• Business leader inducted into hall of fame
• Happy haunting
• Fourth annual Francie’s Youth event proves a great success
• Patagonia marshal’s office faces inquiry
• Public meetings this week: 11/07/10
• For four local residents, life has been interesting
• Around Your Town: 11/07/10
• Smith-Bingham
• Homicide victim identified; suspect sought
• Buena’s ‘Dracula’ a big hit
• Our View: Time for Pelosi to step down
• Legal move could delay ballot results
• During fly-in, spirits soar at the controls of plane
• College’s Douglas site to host Tolerance Week
• From Shadow Ridge: Slow Down, You Crawl Too Fast
• Hiking in Southeast Arizona: The Marble Quarry in Marble Canyon is interesting to see
• Bonvillain
• Cassie's Chronicles: Keeping the fire going
• Candidate’s fines keep snowballing
• Officers offer praise, listen to needs of retirees
• Closing out the campaign
• For disabled, cake auction holds special ingredient
• Rotary learns about the Young Eagle Program
• In the Desert Garden: Preparing your houseplants for winter
• Police release name of abductor who killed self
• BREAKING NEWS: Giffords re-elected; Mueller apparently wins mayoral race
• Local stash house yields more than a ton of marijuana
• Redskins too much for Pumas
• Giffords wins re-election to U.S. House; Kelly says voters have spoken
• Apaches roll to 2-0 with rout of AZ College Prep
• Mueller appears to have won mayor's race
• Thanks and cheerio
• Registered Sex Offender: Dakota James Sawvell
• Suspect claims he’s suicidal
• Clarification: 11/06/10
• Dear Prof: Where you study can have an effect on your grades
• Military Update: Some Vietnam vets dealing with long waits for compensation
• A sickening situation
• VFW Veteran of the Week: Comrade Clarence John Larson
• Around Your Town: 11/06/10
• Notes ring out this weekend at Tombstone music festival
• Crime Reports: 11/06/10
• Our View: Football teams, veterans and fundraiser
• More than 90 vendors await crowd at fort bazaar
• Our View: CT scans not only way to fight disease
• Bronze marker reunited with soldier at grave
• Shelter is offering pet specials at open house
• Statewide, gas prices show little movement
• On Your Mind: 11/5/2010
• Battle continues over trailer permit in Benson
• BREAKING NEWS: Giffords re-elected, according to Associated Press
• Delve deep into the subject of cave exploration, discovery
• Northern Cochise secures low-interest loan
• AZ Panic players impress at showcase
• Who gets leftover funds?
• Diners get a taste of Panda Express
• Long odds
• In fort speech, Afghans are reminded of heavy mission
• Border Patrol roundup
• Counting continues, but fails to change standings so far
• DIALOGUES: Lamenting the last days of the diva
• Attacker kidnaps ex, later kills himself
• William B. Marshall
• CT scans not only way to fight disease
• Blount scores 36 to lead Apaches to win
• A watershed achievement
• Do you have an idea to enhance forests?
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista Police, Nov. 3-4
• Salvation Army seeks names for Angel Tree effort
• Uninsured get help against breast cancer
• County residents will get a chance to give their input on state’s future
• Bisbee council works to reopen Warren post office
• Tallying voting results
• WATER WISE: Your septic system needs proper care
• Provisional and ‘early’ ballots could affect outcome of congressional and mayoral races
• Thoughts on Warren post office
• Harry Raymond Bouton Sr.
• Eager shoppers greet supercenter on opening day
• General Election results
• SB 1070 author will lead Senate
• Vets still serve after duty ends
• Reaction: Override’s failure brings out strong feelings on both sides and fears of school cuts
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista Police, Nov. 2-3
• Elections aren’t for sale
• Fort contractor is recognized for safety record
• Investigation is under way after car burns
• Group will take down its flags along border
• ‘First Friday’ to highlight local talent
• New mental health care provider is saying hello with set of forums
• Where will drug war lead us?
• Thanks for the pizzas
• Gerald R. Ford
• The life athletic
• Reserve your spot for Bisbee eye exams
• Around Your Town: 11/4/2010
• Horne tops Rotellini to be attorney general
• Sierra Vista mayoral results favor Mueller in close race with Huisking; Snyder loses council bid
• Antenori, Gowan, Vogt appeared headed for wins
• Midweek Morsels: Send us a sampling of holiday recipes
• Republicans look to have sweep in Senate, House
• Taking down campaign signs
• Veterans Day parade grand marshal chosen
• Crime system’s priorities are wrong
• Still counting the votes
• ‘Empty Bowls’ helpers fill a vital need
• Kelliher tops Suagee in Division 2 judge race
• Outcome of Kelly-Giffords race is unknown
• Challenger Dunlap unseats Lundin for clerk
• Voters in the area decide against water district
• Giffords-Kelly race is still in the air this afternoon
• Korbeck-Reeder appears to grab narrow victory
• School board winners a mix of old and new
• Giffords-Kelly race is still in the air
• Voters voice their 1 cent’s worth on tax levy
• Incumbent is beaten; name wrong on ballot
• Bisbee school board winners a mix of old and new
• Early results favor Mueller in close race with Huisking
• Incumbents appear safe to retain district seats
• Incumbent is beaten in Tombstone school race; name wrong on ballot
• Voters shoot down proposed tax bump again
• Incumbents appear safe to retain Sierra Vista school district seats
• Voters support youngsters, protect First Things First
• Voters shoot down school budget override again
• Burns, Pierce appear to win commission spots
• Bennett will stay secretary of state
• Ducey scores sizable victory in treasurer’s race
• Antenori, Gowan, Vogt appear headed for wins
• Huppenthal captures top education job
• Korbeck-Reeder appears to grab narrow victory in Tombstone council race
• Bennett becomes secretary of state
• Bisbee voters voice their 1 cent’s worth on tax levy
• Changes in death sentence law bring 1995 case back to court
• State faces decisions on money borrowed for unemployment fund
• Around Your Town: 11/02/10
• Optimist Club appreciates the help
• Drilling in canyon is appropriate
• Thanks for the pizzas
• Crime Reports: 11/02/10
• 1,700 pounds of pot seized
• America hits poll stations this morning
• Dia de los Muertos keeps memories alive
• Man claims wife’s death happened accidentally
• Anna Marie Arndt (Schneider)
• Enjoy bird walks at Patagonia Lake State Park
• Mission accomplished, posthaste
• Our View: Soon to be redrawn districts bad news for us
• Group works to bring smiles to young faces
• Arizona’s scenic byways offer much in way of color
• Not-guilty plea entered in murder case
• Parts of SB 1070 may soon be enforced
• Golf course reopens today
• County seeks entries in contest to design flag
• Around Your Town: 11/01/10
• Identification requirements for the polls
• 2010 Cochise County Precincts and Polling Locations
• Trees of giving bloom kindness
• On Your Mind: 11/01/10
• Funds will go to a good cause
• Thanks for the support
• More on Bisbee’s city pool
• Our View: Charity has many avenues
• Fugitive surrenders in Huachuca City
• Note to Readers: Wednesday's edition will be delivered late
• Many soldiers feel the holiday crunch
• SV Firefighters Biathlon
• Researchers at U of A taking aim at growing space food
• Park events offer fun, food, tunes and candy
• Food Co-op rolls out carpet on new building
• Crime Reports: 11/01/10
• Robert Freeland Cochran
• A sneak peek at the new Walmart supercenter (with nine photos)
• John Raymond “Jack” Cooper
• Participants sought for Veterans Day parade
• Leo R. Marshall
• Paving near Buena to begin this week
• Alice Sindelar
• Copter ride lifts seniors' sprits
• Ricky Wendell Ward
• How 'Day of the Dead' creates connection to the circle of life
• Edward Trejo Arevalo Jr.
• Our View: Now it’s all up to you
• Fred Albert
• Cochise County Court Sentencings: 10/31/10
• Summit to offer teens safe driving tips
• Around Your Town: 10/31/10
• Judgment gets nearer for SB 1070
• City announces TV broadcasts to start Monday
• Through Bisbee garden, food offers nourishment, knowledge for area kids
• Breakfast, open house to highlight fly-in
• Suspect surrenders in violence, abduction case
• Bazaar on fort is days away
• Man hit while crossing road
• Most Viewed Stories Online: Oct. 23 to Oct. 29
• Brown Canyon Ranch open house lets folks have fun while learning about history
• Naco connection emerges in Nogales mayor’s corruption case
• A sneak peek at the new Walmart supercenter
• Public meetings this week: 10/31/10
• Cassie's Chronicles: Soaking up adventure on Apo
• Historic Pathways: The Buffalo Soldiers’ heritage
• Crime Reports: 10/30/10
• Study looks at possibility of bullet train route
• Candidate support linked to immigration law
• Fish-killing virus found in state for first time
• Songwriter to perform at local café
• Kingman cops seeking ‘person of interest’
• Audit expected to be critical of Tucson project
• Our View: Hall of fame, Halloween, co-op open house
• In Bisbee, a new mail chief takes post
• Man to be sentenced in death of motorcyclist
• Halloween activities taking place around town
• Applause for hard work
• New economic chief named
• Father gets 8.5 years for killing infant son
• Pumas march to state
• Dear Prof: Leaning to dig deeper when it comes to reading
• Colts close strong to finish at .500
• Corrections: 10/30/10
• Promotions will rank high in family memories
• Military Update: Rising costs may mean TRICARE fees must rise, as well
• Buena’s McCarty leads at state golf
• Ask Mrs. C: Time to honor commitment
• Horror takes the stage
• VFW Veteran of the Week: Claudie Johnson
• Border Patrol Activity in Tucson Sector
• Coming up: Shopping and food
• Honoring veterans with free lunch
• Breaking news: Missing woman sought
• Around Your Town: 10/30/10
• Missile found in garage leads to evacuations
• DAISY of a nurse honored by local hospital
• Ward system not a good fit for Sierra Vista
• More support for Hank
• Marijuana worth $1.8M seized over weekend
• Signs of alarm
• Give Kelly a chance
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Oct. 15-18
• A vote for Hank
• Panel seeks ways to reduce hospital infection rates
• Bones case is under investigation
• Suspect arrested, held on $1 million in cousin’s death
• Dynamite will be detonated on post today
• DIALOGUES: We need your help to better cover youth sports
• Democrats say party faithful can help nation move ahead
• Judge to rule on wording of propositions
• Around Your Town 10/19/10
• Take a hunger and courage to food booths at state fair
• About Proposition 107
• Around Your Town: 10/18/2010
• Stick to the facts
• Breast cancer presentation set for Tuesday
• On Your Mind 10/18/10
• Tucsonians hopeful streetcar project will revitalize downtown
• Law enforcement academy gives citizens a better understanding of what officers do
• Parade brings cheerful end to Helldorado Days
• Smaller home show offers vendors chance to connect with public
• Opponent says McCain has done little for Arizona
• Ask M&M: Successful entrepreneurs have certain traits
• Lessons learned long ago help local farm succeed
• Arrest made in Elfrida murder case
• Quantitative easing, or printing money
• Arrest made in Elfrida case
• Edward Jones ranks highest in investor satisfaction, J.D. Power and Associates says
• Doing the math on water
• Local care center wins national award
• Vote yes for budget override
• Request vote-by-mail ballots by Friday
• Family says Garcia died of heart failure
• 9/11 memorial’s damage distresses friends of victim
• President's Corner: New center sends important message
• Our View: Scott, Thomas for school board
• Senate Bill 1070 author to speak at dinner
• Congressional forum will be Wednesday
• How to create a monster
• Public meetings this week
• Writing Wrongs: Collective nouns and readability
• Recordings reveal evidence in Nogales mayor’s case
• Shelter offers 2-for-1 adoptions
• Nominations sought for arts awards
• Loretta June Sandoval
• Final Carr House Sunday program is today
• Randy Lynn Burks
• Giffords to hold solar power event Oct. 27
• Voters’ group to convene Thursday
• Around Your Town 10/17/10
• John L. Davis
• From Shadow Ridge: Tortoise Tells A Tale
• County sets schedule for flu vaccinations
• Support for 302 depends on what party legislator is in
• Bisbee school officials say kids will lose no matter the outcome of Prop. 302 vote
• Discussion to focus on proposed water district
• Court says impact fees on new homes are not illegal
• Newspaper wins first place for general excellence, website
• Cassie's Chronicles: Sometimes, believing in myself is hard
• Economic recovery in rural areas trails larger communities in state
• Stepping up to the challenge of the Great Bisbee 1000
• Jane F. Buckley
• Democratic candidates to attend meeting
• Authorities seek clues in slaying
• Republican Women’s lunch will be Oct. 26
• Empty Bowls fundraiser helps craft solutions to hunger
• Goddard says banks taking advantage of borrowers
• Around Your Town 10/16/10
• Brewer won’t urge voters to pass propositions
• State minority leader dies unexpectedly
• Breaking news: Slaying victim's body discovered near Elfrida
• Victor Olaf Sundseth
• Cowboys too much for Pumas
• Hans A. Frandsen
• Teenagers become big blood donors
• Child molestation suspect sought
• Military Update: Quality of military recruits rising
• Registered sex offender notification
• VFW Veteran of the Week
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Oct. 14-15; Sheriff's Office Oct. 7-9
• Students get creative with protest of high school ID policy
• Party guests testify in slaying trial
• Ask Mrs. C: Hear ye! Waldo needs to listen up
• Governor gets setback in fighting Mexico’s entry into lawsuit
• Ask the Prof: Some simple steps can make essay tests less scary
• Memo alleges cartel planned assassin trip
• Raising prostate cancer awareness
• Sierra Vista Community Chorus sings gospel music at annual concert; second show today
• Bring back tubal ligations
• Kelly doesn’t get it
• Bound for Third World status
• Our View: Locals excel in business and music
• Douglas mayor receives vote of 'no confidence'
• Our View: Prop 106 will not improve health care
• City-acquired grant funds are targeted for road safety
• Economic scars are healing
• Huachuca City won’t support water district plan
• Kelly is wrong for this district
• Around Your Town: 10/15/10
• Huachuca City gravel grinder runs afoul of state regulations
• Bisbee sculpture to get attention for 75th birthday
• Local voters deserve better
• Out of jail, Nogales mayor returns to work
• In slaying trial, witnesses tell of fear, gunshots at party
• Backyard Astronomer: We still haven’t tracked down E.T.
• Who’ll admit backing health plan?
• Walmart opening has been pushed back to Nov. 3
• Archives to celebrate Tombstone’s rich history
• Brewer praises ruling allowing states to sue over health care
• A fair deal for pig
• Wellness center classes being offered
• Quite a show
• Officials expect border sewer to be fixed today
• Giving soldier the honor he deserved
• Arizona average gas price increases again
• Crime Reports: 10/15/10
• Saluting historic documents
• On Your Mind: 10/15/10
• Give your orders to the police for charity
• The Great Bisbee 1000: A big step for local teen
• Quilts provide warmth for the winter, and help for a fresh start
• Nonprofits should contact IRS to check status
• Douglas mayor draws the ire of city council
• Our View: Health is usually not campaign fodder
• AARP tax service seeks volunteers
• Mental health program’s deadline is next week
• Area narcotics teams orchestrate seizures
• Cochise College in need of vendors for bazaar
• More beds backed for care facility
• Dever condemns latest border violence events
• Town seeking Camp Naco fix-up funds
• U.S. authorities shoot, kill fugitive in Tucson
• Major talks about his nation’s neighbors and the many concerns they present
• Crime Reports: 10/14/10
• Arrest made in Chandler decapitation case
• Appeals court says Arpaio must improve meals
• Environmental efforts to get federal funds
• West Nile arrives in the area
• Around Your Town: 10/14/10
• Deadly party detailed
• Bisbee will be busy, full of fun on Saturday
• State slams Mexico’s role in SB 1070 suit
• Art adds final touch to park’s new venue
• Slower growth rate here may drain political power
• Why you should vote against water district
• Statewide races seem unkind to Democrats
• City exploring collaboration with military communities
• Study will pinpoint Bisbee’s biggest street issues
• DUI task force issues tickets over weekend
• Audubon Society to host water district panel
• Estate tax is fair, and we need it
• 'Night Out' leaves no one in the dark about safety
• Time for true change
• Sheriffs, ACLU both see advantage in ruling on SB 1070
• Midweek Morsels: Dining brings dollars to a good cause
• Suspect’s case hinges on claim of self-defense
• Our View: Time to guard against flu
• Questions linger in GI’s Utah death
• Patagonia police chief proving tough to fire
• 2 tragedies strike Sonoita
• IRS clears up 30-year-old mix-up with church
• Wheat and Meat of the Sonoran Desert
• SSVEC outlines its successes as a local power provider
• This week at the farmers' markets
• Flu vaccine is plentiful in the county
• Around Your Town 10/13/10
• Behind the Badge: Keep children safe on Halloween
• On Your Mind 10/13/10
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista police Oct. 8-11; Bisbee police Oct. 5-11
• Brewer denies rumor that she is ill
• Around Your Town 10/12/10
• Former principal remembered for his impact on the community
• DIALOGUES: Not anti-Catholic, just anti-bully
• Help provide food for hungry in the area
• Phoenix Brain Tumor Walk will be Oct. 23 in Tempe
• Caregiver Coach: Temporary hospital dementia  
• Giffords-Kelly debate dates set
• Woman dies in rollover accident
• Ward 2 hopefuls want high turnout
• Unfair attacks on fair tax
• Vicki Brown
• Out of the race, but not out of ideas
• Rudolf 'Doc Rolf' Vlatte
• Clarification
• The Tucson Psychic Fair/Holistic Event – Connecting Energy Pathways
• Correction
• Nogales mayor resumes his duties
• New kids’ clothing store set to open Oct. 19 in the Mall at Sierra Vista
• Democrats to present Arzberger Awards during annual dinner
• Local woman gets audition for 'America's Got Talent'
• Pay up or have service shut off
• Goddard closes gap, poll indicates
• Non profits' tax-exempt filings due Friday
• Food prices in Arizona dip slightly in 3rd quarter
• Outlook brightens for ROTC at Buena
• Gem club’s show gives inside look at geode cutting
• Important tax deadline approaching
• IT company has its roots in Sierra Vista
• Key IRS tax deadline approaches
• Recession is over—but what does that mean?
• Rotary club brightens up resource center
• Registration under way for Bisbee Economic Outlook Luncheon
• On Your Mind: 10/11/2010
• Crime Reports: 10/11/2010
• Crime Reports: 10/11/2010
• Radio station seeks help
• Time for someone new in D.C.
• Around Your Town: 10/11/2010
• Our View: Stay smart; vote no on Prop 301
• How valid are ‘con’ override letters?
• Discussion meeting set for proposed water district
• Owners turn their automobiles into colorful forms of expression at Art Car show
• Bisbee cracks down on those who don't pay past-due bills
• A bright future for shelter
• Standing by police chief, Patagonia manager axed
• Digging deep for that ‘Bisbee Blue’
• Inside the Chamber: Giffords-Kelly forum to be Oct. 20
• Cassie's Chronicles: Does ‘yes’ mean ‘yes’? In Philippines, you never know
• Art cars roll into area today and Monday
• Two-vehicle accident sends three to hospital
• President justice of the peace is elected
• City offices closed for holiday
• Nuclear medicine comes to Willcox
• Dever differs with peers on lawsuit
• ‘Night Out’ event in city will offer safety hints
• Mexican Consulate planning cinema festival in Douglas
• Bisbee guests get to sample the local flavor
• Election Questionnaires: Sierra Vista Unified School District
• Foundation donates $2,600 to build paths for handicapped
• Enthusiasts show off their wheels at Cars in the Park
• Around Your Town: 10/10/10
• Election Questionnaires: Tombstone Unified School District
• Copper Queen Hospital workers earn awards
• Most viewed stories online Oct. 2 to Oct. 8
• Nogales mayor, dad leave jail
• Election Questionnaires: Bisbee Unified School District
• Fun, guns will be ablazin' at Tombstone’s Helldorado
• Our View: Vote yes for water district
• Meeting to aid people with family in prison
• A vote for Kelly
• Shedding some light on Santa Cruz firing
• Military Update: Benefits act will help many veterans
• Double trouble on local highways
• VFW Veteran of the Week: Roland Fuerst
• Our View: Cool cars, great funds, bowling returns
• Monsoon’s bounty brings a flood of complaints
• Dear Prof: No need to feel lonely at college
• Military and related meetings
• Consider the consequences
• All for Forgach
• Endorsement costs Republican leader
• Marines step up to assist at elementary school
• An ill-conceived act
• Cowboys roll to keep Jackets 0-fer
• Douglas mayor questions reasons for effort to oust him from office early
• Pumas find a way
• Pouring effort into RainScape
• Buena digs hole too deep
• County gas prices remain steady
• Peppers leave LV with a trophy
• Around Your Town: 10/09/10
• Classes can help you manage your diabetes
• Crime Reports: 10/09/10
• Judge delays trial of shooting suspect
• Man gets 10 years for molestation
• Clarification: 10/09/10
• McCain, Brewer urge GOP to get out and vote
• Easier Said Than Done: 90-day countdown
• SEABHS explains changes
• Crime Reports: 10/08/10
• Dead bodies found in Coronado Cave
• Around Your Town: 10/08/10
• Get lesson in history at museum
• Honoring late veterans
• Students see their futures at work
• Water Wonderland: When it comes to water board, pluses outweigh the minuses
• On Your Mind: 10/08/10
• Our View: Support local Night Out activity
• Support for Hank
• Don’t approve mineral exploration
• Be a friend to Buena band
• Soldiers get chance to feel what it’s like in an accident
• Friends offer training to lead San Pedro walks
• Two wrecks this morning cause injuries, traffic problems
• DUI, assault hearing has been postponed
• Officials calling deaths in Coronado Cave a murder-suicide
• Chief’s firing isn’t going fast enough for many
• Roundup: Colts inch closer to state
• Technology, canine teams help find pot
• Shotgun start
• Goddard says borrowing short-term option
• Pumas look to right ship after wreck
• Early voting to kick off Nov. 2 election
• From humble beginnings to great deeds
• Naco station chief believes efforts are successful
• Accused robber’s trial will begin as scheduled
• Our View: Keeping us safe from fire
• Monthly event will showcase artists
• BREAKING NEWS: Officials calling deaths in Coronado Cave a murder-suicide
• An alternative idea for hospital
• Bisbee Flavor: Annual art auction event to benefit Community Montessori School of Bisbee
• Fundraisers planned for heliport project
• Scares and scars
• Cochise College magazine seeks submissions
• Buena volleyball falls in three to Ironwood Ridge
• Overtaxing the rich is a poor idea
• Sponsors sought for holiday banners
• Around Your Town: 10/07/10
• Mental health seminar planned this month
• Saturday in the park will be all about cars
• Too long in Washington
• Smoothing the path for local businesses
• City’s first responders get $260K in grants
• Bank agrees to deal, allows homeowners mortgage aid
• Board OKs sale of old Tombstone High School
• Forum at Buena to host District 8 candidates
• With Halloween in sight, pumpkin patch brings out delight
• McCain, Brewer to visit Sierra Vista today
• Technology takes spotlight at show
• Annual tech expo starts today on fort
• Outrageous misfortune
• Therapy center to host fundraising event
• Desert Lanes set to re-open next Saturday
• Workshop provides suicide intervention skills
• Democrat Goddard is racing clock to close gap against governor
• Views sought on Bisbee school week
• October events to aid domestic violence victims
• Development still stymied over easement issue
• On Your Mind: 10/06/10
• Mexican Consulate hosting health fair Friday
• Superintendent's Corner: It’s time to clear up myths regarding override issue
• Tombstone school board meets tonight
• Crime Reports: SVPD, Oct. 4, 2010; Bisbee Police, Sept. 28-Oct. 1, 2010
• Bisbee moves to shift status of arts commission
• Around Your Town: 10/6/10
• Arizona lawmakers rate higher than peers
• Celebrating newspaper’s role in community
• The prom is on at Buena High
• Michael ‘Mikey’ Hillman
• At electronic proving ground, ‘a soldier and leader’
• Midweek Morsels: Choral concerts for a good cause
• Hospital editorial brings scolding
• Other priorities outweigh street repair
• Linda G. Griffey
• Juan O. Fernandez
• Linda Griffey
• Not enough taxes?
• McCain, Brewer to visit Sierra Vista
• Brewer defends her moves to cut children's programs
• GOP’s Strain backs Giffords’ re-election bid
• County’s kids programs get boost
• Jury finds rancher not guilty of animal cruelty charges
• Trial date is set for killing suspect
• Longtime TV host will return to radio
• Agents nab 280 pounds of pot during weekend checkpoint operations
• Crime reports:Sierra Vista police Oct. 1-3; Sheriff's Office Sept. 29-30
• John O. Fernandez
• Edward “Ed” Dunbar
• Green Infrastructure Tour and Workshop
• Bisbee cemetery owner had agreement with research company to cremate remains
• Around Your Town 10/05/10
• School bus stop solution pleases all involved
• Fort hosts Industry Day
• Threats inhibit work on power line project
• Our view: Don’t let fear keep you home
• Poll shows McCain comfortably in lead
• Ask M&M: Plan for competition now, not later
• Wily Pancratz stuns bombers
• Fashion store owner wants customers to feel special
• Our View: Can’t agree with Prop 107
• Accommodation sales strong in July
• Douglas faces choices for hospital
• Around Your Town 10/04/10
• Art in the Park ‘one of the finest shows around'
• Why we need water district
• On Your Mind 10/04/10
• Agents donate food in Tucson
• To volunteers, desert cleanup reveals migrants’ harsh realities
• System promises quicker border crossings
• Mounted patrol plan gains favor with agents
• Cities told to prepare pot zoning
• Long-distance diagnosis evolves into key role for rural medicine
• Mining, road issues await next Coronado forest chief
• Sweet tunes, food at Memories of Music show
• From Afghanistan, a newfound friend sends gifts to Carr House
• In the town that wouldn’t die, courthouse wouldn’t, either
• "Celebration of the Cowboy" 2010 Roundup & Open House at the Empire Ranch in Sonoita
• Police to hold domestic violence classes
• National Night Out aimed at preventing crime
• Border Patrol is 'first line of defense'
• A choice in Tombstone
• The art fans pour in
• Buena girls third at Desert Twilight
• Grant to pay initial costs of county’s firing range
• Times of change at the Sierra Vista Open
• Hospital’s life-saving quest starts with early detection
• The real Rudy talks to troops
• For aid group, compassion never runs dry
• Linda Griffey
• In the Desert Garden: One tropical plant has adapted well to our climate
• Michael Henry Hillman
• Support for water district’s creation
• Valery S. Lindsay
• Around Your Town: 10/03/10
• The Border Patrol: Few are selected; even fewer make it
• Taking the ‘monster’ out of the mayhem
• Public meetings this week
• Our View: Vote yes on Prop 110
• Most viewed stories online: Sept. 25 to Oct. 1
• Stray pets offered second chance via DNA test
• National Guard force is up to full strength at state border with Mexico
• First home sells in Benson development
• Our View: Setting good and bad examples
• Devices reduce emissions from diesel-fuel vehicles
• U.S. must take a stand
• Students to compete online for scholarships
• A rebuttal from Mr. Houck
• VFW Veteran of the Week
• Nogales mayor faces new judge, Monday hearing
• Military Update: Integrity of compensation discussed
• Around Your Town 10/02/10
• Retiree meeting is Oct. 14
• Discovery of bones poses a mystery for Bisbee police
• Pima pulls away late from THS
• Initiative organizer purposely violates state campaign-fund reporting law
• Bisbee bummer
• Ask the Prof: Advocating for online learning
• Reactions mixed to more laid back SV Open
• Vendors needed for Old Pearce Heritage Days
• Annual “Blessing of the Animals” event held in Sierra Vista
• Home evacuated due to gas leak
• Colts keep getting closer
• Monument still has firewood available
• Pot found in vehicle; woman arrested
• Concert to benefit Boys and Girls Clubs
• Cox Charities donates cash to youth, education groups
• Examining the legality of override vote
• Ranger district soon to allow wood collecting
• Vets, soldiers to get business tips at conference
• Ronald “Ronnie” Berkley Call
• On Your Mind: 10/01/10
• Restrictions planned for Davis Road
• Military luncheon to feature Naco leader
• Deadline is Monday to register for November election
• Backyard Astronomer: Is Great Britain really looking for kangaroos on the moon?
• Brewer has 60 days to pick new Supreme Court judge
• Tombstone chamber contracts for TV ads
• Which design will fly? County’s flag contest will help decide
• Easier Said Than Done: Connecting with Signal soldiers
• Our View: Change in deadline not needed
• By combining fire dispatch, Fry, city seek efficiency
• Final flight home marks successful year for repatriation program
• Update on Wednesday's house fire in Sierra Vista
• Benson to host debate for district candidates
• Crime Reports: 10/01/10
• Bank announces local sweepstakes winner
• From mud to makeover: Fry wash project back on track
• Choosing Giffords for congresional district
• Arson blamed for damage at Camp Naco
• Around Your Town: 10/01/10
• Stand up against bullying by U.S. government
• Boulders block route through post canyon
• Nogales streetlights to go dark in bid to save
• Marines to show off unmanned craft in Yuma
• Bills have Arizona facing dim future
• Army Guard aviation unit set for homecoming
• Tobacco use falls, but Cochise County has top rate in state
• Around Your Town: 9/30/10
• Playhouses aid Habitat for Humanity
• Plan would help protect military bases
• Home burns in Sierra Vista
• Ideas for audit process provide key contrast in race for treasurer
• Collected medication totals 6,200 pounds
• Crime Reports: 9/30/10
• Discord over music education
• Fix-up funds help in Bisbee, but more money sought
• Our View: Number of sex offenders surprising
• Tucson Boys Choir to sing during Rex Allen Days
• Domestic violence to be discussed
• Sheriff Dever to talk with think tank
• Gritty in pink
• Water Wise: Presentation’s focus will be on treating, using wastewater
• Prep Roundup: Safford sweeps Bisbee Invitational; Bisbee boys fourth
• Benson council skips vote to annex property
• New children’s hospital dedicated in Tucson
• Warrants issued for Cananea miners in burning of archives
• Weight Watchers members to aid food bank
• State proposal calls for more than renaming No. 2 post
• Brewer says lead lessens need to debate Goddard again
• Our View: Honoring a fallen soldier
• County loans’ payoff to save more than $225,000
• Nogales mayor and his father arrested on fraud, money-laundering charges
• Second Water Wise RainScape Challenge project gets under way
• Midweek Morsels: Plenty of seats for cooking show, concert
• County sees record in sex offenders, sheriff’s office says
• Coronado National Forest gets new supervisor
• Arrest made in stabbing at cookout
• Don’t put politics before children
• Around Your Town: 9/29/10
• Local shooters to compete in Las Vegas
• Cochise County poverty rate is third lowest in state, census says
• A vote of support for Hank
• Crime Reports: 9/29/10
• Be proud of our hospital
• Mobile consulate event scheduled Sunday
• Local Hammer Mill to grind mesquite and more
• Census figures show fewer Arizonans are getting married; earnings have fallen
• This week at the farmers markets
• 2 shooting suspects related to deputies
• Register now for Bisbee economic luncheon
• Officers at Douglas find cocaine in pickup
• Average gas prices unchanged in county
• Agents make multiple marijuana discoveries
• Our View: Hunting, fishing rights don’t need 109
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Sept. 24-26
• Laughable pool rule
• Soldier gets honors denied by the Army
• A doggone good event
• Human service providers bracing for cuts in budget
• Suspect in attempted murder gets November trial date
• Few details available on hurt widow
• Leone A. Wilkerson
• Car flips after fleeing checkpoint
• Republican Women's Lunch is today
• Caregiver Coach: Discourtesy kills
• Voter registration deadline is Monday
• Proposal would alter petition rules
• Bisbee businesses say roads can wait
• Ranger district offices will be closed Oct. 6
• Military’s top man to be at Tucson town hall
• Gaming fun on tap at Bisbee event
• Family, Army try to grasp what led to soldier’s actions
• Insourcing doesn’t hurt contractor
• Around Your Town 09/28/10
• Family Picnic and Crush COBS Rally
• Douglas mayor again targeted for recall
• Companies are ready if state OKs medical pot
• Santa Cruz County names interim manager
• A big help for Bisbee’s youths
• Hot trailers made in Willcox are featured in Street Rodder
• Our View: Critics falsely attack SVRHC
• County gains 450 jobs, unemployment stabilizes
• Fun Fest ends three-day run at Veterans’ Memorial Park
• State focus shifts to repairing tourism
• Sierra Vista schools' phone service disrupted
• Around Your Town 09/27/10
• Phone service interrupted at five SV Schools
• Affirmative action’s future in Arizona to be decided by voters
• Cochise women win 2nd straight
• Local power provider cites savings, benefits
• Cardinals salvage win
• Slain rancher’s family faces a new tragedy: Widow hit by vehicle
• Ask M&M: Setting up a festival booth
• Restaurant brings taste of northern Italy to Sierra Vista
• Border city to hire pro for golf course
• On Your Mind 09/27/10
• Public meetings this week
• Inside the Chamber: Elections matter, and your vote does count
• Hiking Southeast Arizona: Ida/Oversite Loop Trail is challenging
• Money won’t fix schools
• A little taste of excitement
• No end to fun at Bisbee Blues Fest
• Job changes on fort stir ‘mass panic’
• Old lessons linger at Fairbank reunion
• For contest winners in the area, RainScapes start to take shape
• Hooked on quilting: Local woman inducted into Hall of Fame
• Bisbee talk to focus on key role of food during Depression
• New schedule announced for health checks
• ‘Sonic Orphans’ at Central School Project
• Divorces
• Marriage: Clayton-Bell
• Historic Pathways: Quake changed the region forever
• Around Your Town: 9/26/10
• First county disc golf course offers many a new outlet
• Marriage: Bell-Garrett
• ‘Bisbee Flavor’ event to raise funds for school
• Spinning some time at the park
• Symphony League excited about Paws for Applause
• Wasted water, wasted money
• Art in the Park next week
• Most viewed stories online
• ‘Tribute to Irving Berlin’: Forgach Variety Show bounces across Buena’s stage
• Cassie's Chronicles: When a ROUS is in the house
• Military graduations
• Cochise County Fair concludes today
• City reminds residents of maintenance code
• New babies
• Vets will honor slain soldier
• From Shadow Ridge: The New Boone
• Our View: Prop 111 is flawed; vote no
• Thatcher breezes by Tombstone
• Trial delay possible for man accused of firing at agents
• Colts go to 3-2 with win over Rincon
• VFW Veteran of the Week: Mrs. Reba Dermody
• Bisbee bulldozer
• Around Your Town: 9/25/10
• Fatal car crash brings six years for defendant
• Crime Reports: 9/25/10
• How academy helps grow interest in STEM
• $50,000 grant will allow Central School fix-up
• Paying for event that didn’t occur
• Military Update: Retirement costs soar for all branches
• Budget brings loss of school nurses
• Lessons from history
• Through this weekend, the fun stacks up
• Our View: Range gets a deserving new name
• Air crews spot 715 pounds of marijuana
• Nominate that special lady for a head-to-toe makeover
• Dear Prof: Try these options to help improve learning skills
• Meeting could alter killer’s fate
• A religious war
• Re-elect Giffords
• Justice Department backs SB 1070 injunction
• Border official calls boundary safer than ever
• Buena girls second at Los Mesquites Invite
• Reflecting on SVRHC meeting
• Council supports creating water board to protect fort
• Not a Ponzi scheme
• Huachuca City Council refuses bid to amend property maintenance rule
• Thanks for Shred-a-Thon help
• Local potluck, open house are planned
• Our View: Remember to always buckle up
• Around Your Town: 9/24/10
• Commentary: What’s the best way to fill an empty bowl?

• Clarification: 09/24/10
• Peter Gabriel Kjolsrud
• Carlos Halstead
• 50-caliber rifle seized from teens
• Sonoita agents find drugs in 2 vehicles
• Recalled baby formula not used at SVRHC
• Senate gets bill aimed at smugglers using aircraft
• Commerce Authority chief sees ‘lack of a game plan’
• Body found in Naco, Sonora
• Electronic test area named for Buffalo Soldiers
• Inspections slow Fort Huachuca traffic
• Road delays expected to continue near Buena
• False alarm snarls traffic on Fry
• Recent price drop stalls for vehicle fuel
• Testers on fort face new deadlines of weeks, not years
• Reserve your ticket for concert at preserve
• Dever gets lawsuit role
• On Your Mind: 09/24/10
• County Fair gets off to a great start
• Four join hospital’s board
• Safely rid your house of drugs
• Help the hungry with weekend walk
• Bisbee asks to combine motions
• Our View: Vote no on Prop 302
• Vote no on school budget override
• Horse’n Around for a serious cause
• BREAKING NEWS: Copper Kings to remain amateur
• Crime Reports: 9/23/10
• Robert (Bob) Malicoat Gridley
• Frankie Shuck
• Tatiana Koslova
• Bike, walk path safety discussed
• Vernelle Midyette Langley Brown
• Law’s author can’t represent it in court
• Missing their monster
• Unmanned aerial systems soldiers deploy to war zone
• Prep Roundup: Buena girls take 1-2 in home meet
• Change-of-command goes on despite the rain
• Green party candidates become topic of debate
• Design a flag for Arizona’s centennial celebration
• Around Your Town: 9/23/10
• Trial vacated for county worker facing charges
• Support group offers public symposium
• Donations sought for holiday banners
• On Your Mind 09/22/10
• Ending hunger a bowl at a time
• Peter Kjolsrud
• With local exit, new phase begins today for general
• No one hurt as gunman robs food store
• Troubled SEABHS will get new oversight
• DUI task force operation results in arrests of 10 people
• Make friends with bacteria at class
• Tempe couple caught with marijuana
• This week at the farmers markets
• Inspection finds pot in semi-trailer
• Bicyclist nabbed in drug-smuggling attempt
• Paramedic accused in child porn
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista Police Sept. 18-20; Bisbee police Sept. 13-21; Sheriff's Office Sep
• Program stresses importance of father figures
• Court denies schools’ fight over funding
• First Things First backers prepare election fight
• Arts commission offers grants program
• Freeport McMoRan funds Bisbee repairs
• Artists sought to make barbecue poster
• Removal of culverts aims to ease flooding
• Government to have booth at county fair
• AEPCO ready to inaugurate $6.2M project
• City disc golf course will open Saturday
• Panel urges shifting some government services to private sector
• Seeking the truth
• The mechanisms of God
• Tombstone council ruled in violation of meeting laws
• Rose Krueger
• One of girls injured in rollover out of hospital, while sister’s condition is upgraded to fair
• Hospital officials answer public's questions about agreement with Carondelet
• Warrick inaugural member of new hall
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Sept. 17
• THS girls fall to Patagonia in five games
• Prison break to bring changes
• Around Your Town: 9/21/2010
• Building a better world ultimate goal of Rotary, its president-elect says
• Federal judge to rule on T-shirts at the polls
• Medical marijuana would benefit ailing Arizonans, backers say
• Brothers sentenced on drug, gang convictions
• Sierra Vista police, DPS warn of prescription drug dangers
• Officials believe arrested suspect same person who led police on chase through city last month
• Tombstone school board to meet today
• 2010 Cochise County Fair Schedule of Events
• Marijuana found during checkpoint stop
• Sierra Vista area to get a new ranger district complex
• Second sex offender arrested in city in past week
• Our View: Uplifting message a reminder for everyone
• Gas pump scam hasn’t made it to Sierra Vista area yet, according to a local detective
• Around Your Town 09/20/10
• Correction
• A look at the Douglas Economic Outlook luncheon
• Cochise County Workforce Development: Your résumé is your foot in the door
• Ask M&M: Who can get unemployment benefits?
• Community meetings set for today
• Brown Canyon Ranch planning for open house
• Our View: Mining proposal a concern
• Don’t drill in the mountains
• Losing sight of 9/11 lessons
• Another way to aid water table
• Dogs take top billing again at Veterans' Park
• On Your Mind 09/20/10
• Appeals court shoots down Bush-era grazing plan
• Public warned about scam in which credit, debit data is obtained at gas pumps
• The Hives said it right: "Fall is just something that grownups invented"
• Reduced funding affects symphony’s 2010-11 schedule
• Geckos swamp Apaches
• After delays, runway resurfacing begins
• Animal medical center expansion nears completion
• Gertrude L. Zitzkat
• Democratic hopefuls speak at breakfast in Sierra Vista
• Mountain mining worries run deep
• Guarding the border: Troops win high praise for efforts helping their federal colleagues
• Angry at Sheriff Joe, activists are seeing red, ­but thinking pink
• Wildcats survive
• Canines will compete today in park
• High school roundup: Colts take fourth at FW Invite
• Why Arizona lawmakers won't be getting pay raises
• WIth pavilion's opening, park enters a new stage
• Law helps put students on course for transfers
• DIALOGUES: UA becoming a cool place for young people
• Around Your Town 09/19/10
• Government meetings
• Most viewed stories online Sept. 11-17
• Our View: PDS deserves Blue Ribbon accolades
• Airing concerns about hospital agreement
• Writing Wrongs: Word wonk begs to differ on the plane facts
• President's Corner: Conference offers a close-up look at what it means to defend our nation
• Going 2 the Dogs event helps create responsible pets, owners
• Col. Budd Alexander Arnold, U.S. Army (Retired)
• At POW/MIA walk, participants move forward while looking back
• Crime Reports: 9/18/10
• Workshops to offer grant application help
• Sentence in assault postponed
• Take the high road on tolerance
• Military Update: Do too many families qualify for GI Bill benefits?
• Tourism Partners to meet Tuesday
• Tech event to be held at Barnes Field House
• Ask Mrs. C: Waldette’s wardrobe: The long and short(s) of it
• Inquiry into Arpaio's office raises concerns
• VFW Comrade of the Week: Joe Larson
• Corrections: 9/18/10
• With donations quadrupling, school supply drive gets grade-A contributions
• Dear Prof: Student can find help with grammar, punctuation online
• Sierra Vista plays key role in new border gunrunning crackdown
• Our View: Park, animals and fun together
• Assault via truck draws five years
• Trial date set in fatal shooting
• Pumas rough up Riders
• Ranger district improvements get under way
• Tombstone youngsters take time to appreciate U.S. Constitution
• Former Bisbee resident earns statewide honor
• Still searching
• Tax measure gets a failing grade
• Roundup: Buena boys running away in Nogales
• Around Your Town: 9/18/10
• The true Ground Zero travesty
• Easier Said Than Done: Carole was our Mona Lisa
• Local sex offender is jailed after report he was viewing child pornography at work
• Gila River Tribe fights proposed casino, files suit against Tohono O’odham land annex
• BREAKING NEWS: Buena safety Darius Kelly suffers broken arm
• City’s fire chief joins foundation advisory board
• Naco’s holiday bash draws a crowd
• Students receive lesson in U.S. history
• Crime Reports: 9/17/10
• Fuel prices fall in Arizona, go up nationally
• Around Your Town: 9/17/10
• Rabid bats force 2 to undergo treatment
• Correction: 9/17/10
• State gets $584,000 for foster care adoptions
• Pomerene shooting leads to 3 arrests
• Third furlough day closes most state offices
• Backyard Astronomer: In September, It's time to enjoy the harvest moon
• Glendale proposes texting-while-driving ban
• On Your Mind: 09/17/10
• Career fair matches employment seekers with companies
• 2 students at Buena hospitalized after wreck
• Unemployment rate rises in Arizona near three-decade high
• Observatory offers much during event
• Royal Inspiration: African king visits with local students
• Poverty level in Arizona remains high
• Fundraiser to aid horses
• Pooches, pups or mutts, it’s all Going 2 the Dogs
• Our View: Constitution an enduring document
• POW/MIA Walkathon to take place Friday
• Life didn’t just ‘pop up’
• Victim suffers minor injuries during assault
• Two Buena students injured in rollover accident
• Agents find more than 4,000 pounds of pot
• 80's Party & $200 Contest
• Around Your Town: 9/16/10
• Woman charged in fraudulent prescriptions case
• Giffords, colleague demand answers on positioning of Border Patrol agents
• Local car dealership will continue servicing Cadillacs
• Elementary school takes national honor
• Plant life the topic of regional photo contest
• Prep Roundup: Buena cross country girls take second in Rio Rico 4-way
• Many drug busts made over the weekend
• Making Campus Connections: U of A South Welcome Back Bash is a big success
• Contractors build up funds for 4-H prizes
• Hot Peppers split a doubleheader in Vail
• Roadwork continues near Buena High School
• Centennial Pavilion set to open on Saturday
• Brewer backs mental health services, is against budget cuts
• Operation Christmas Child to kick off shoe box drive
• Measure could keep minor party candidates out of state's top office
• Canine fashion show raises cash for symphony
• State superintendent candidates are at odds over requirements for teachers
• Our View: Proposition information to be printed
• Why America is having problems
• Crime Reports: 9/16/10
• Honoring West End commitment
• One-day cash seizures top $730,000
• Correction: 9/16/10
• Clues sought after 2 shot near Benson
• Dog on the mend: Heeler mix needs new home
• Our View: A secure border is a political concept
• Supervisors see big need for First Things First program
• Midweek Morsels: Pavilion will be great for park, Sierra Vista
• Episcopal bishops take trip to border
• Bisbee support is the key to events
• Average county gas price down slightly
• Campaign ads aim to mislead
• This week at the farmers markets
• Social Security should be protected
• Tools of the Trade: Gas monitor vital addition for SVFD
• On Your Mind 09/15/10
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista police Sept. 11-13; Bisbee police Sept. 7-13
• Ivan Leon Kitzmiller
• Margaret I. Finck
• Stephen L. Pursell
• Budd A. Arnold
• Correction
• Tax rates reduced for fire districts
• AFCEA event will be Oct. 4-7 on fort
• Bisbee school district resets pay scale for head coaches
• 1200 Club to host Republican candidates
• Stormwater capture projects goal of deal between county, foundation
• Attorney general candidates trade barbs over experience
• Fight between two men results in stabbing
• Judge expected to rule today on Green Party candidates
• Bisbee man refuses to settle issue over wording used in propositions
• Judge dismisses portions of civil lawsuit against Border Patrol agent
• Orphanage opens in Agua Prieta, Sonora
• Molestation convict will learn his sentence next month
• Our View: City panels need some volunteers
• Led by monstrous Clayborn, Iowa defense could mean trouble for UA
• Hats off to Sierra Vista police
• Former Colt Muasau receives national honor
• Only He can decide when life ends
• Bisbee falls in 3 to Valley Union
• Many people made event a success
• Jackson’s Martial Arts students win in N.M.
• Silva P. Trautman
• Rancher wants to form security force
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista police department Sept. 10-11
• Horses to be given to rescue organization
• Margaret I. Finck
• Board hears how lofty project goals are being reached
• Loved Ones Incarcerated: Visiting loved ones is a stressful experience
• Water line broken during road project
• Cox seminar to help businesses with effective advertising
• Around Your Town 09/14/10
• Sierra Vista police arrest suspect in several child molestations
• Around Your Town 09/13/10
• Our View: Medical marijuana proposition supported
• On Your Mind 09/13/10
• Crime reports: SIerra Vista police Sept. 10; County Sheriff's Office Sept. 3-5
• Janet Amelia Claborn
• Skaters catch some air at Veterans' Memorial Park
• Man’s efforts to aid homeless celebrated
• Government meetings
• Tax cuts versus government spending
• Ask M&M: Setting business goals
• New Meeting Time and Location of La Salida del Sol Lions Club.
• RSS Test
• Easy Editing for Announcements and Acitivites
• Village Meadows Elementary School ceremony offers look at 9-11 tragedy for those too young to rememb
• Learn about Buffalo Soldiers at post museum
• Organization’s efforts focused on saving state’s horse industry
• Owners showcase companies at business expo
• A picture perfect day for Plein Air Festival
• Annual chamber of commerce meeting takes on new look
• Hearing to determine fate of horses
• Weight loss classes start soon
• Our View: Traffic deaths at record low
• Just a few answers, please
• Profiling a practice done every day
• What happened to art?
• Rufus V. Cosby
• DIALOGUES: We don’t need more games, just more Sundays
• Corrections
• Buena girls take third at Catalina meet
• Dorothy Sharpe
• Colt swim team meets tough foes
• 9-11 memories vivid for local citizens
• Around Your Town: 9/12/2010
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista Police, Sept. 8-9
• Anti-merger group meets to discuss upcoming health care center forums
• No one hurt as airplane, car collide on highway
• Top-viewed online stories for the week ending Sept. 10
• Robert M. Gridley
• Thomas P. Walsh III
• Robert Norton Hoskin
• On burning books, holy and otherwise
• Brooklyn Rose Romo
• Women get probation for prostitution training
• Suspect in fatal stabbing gets Jan. 18 trial date
• Dear Prof: Help available to help college athletes keep grades
• Attempted murder case will go to trial Nov. 16
• Military Update: Help needed to find 30,000 ‘stop-loss’ vets due money
• Advocacy training shows public how to help preserve social services
• Our View: Positive school activity
• 3 smoke shops deemed off limits to fort personnel
• So much for recovery
• Computer glitch sends incorrect alert
• 86th annual Cochise County Fair to kick off on Sept. 23 in Douglas
• Patients’ rights group meeting today
• Around Your Town: 9/11/10
• Contractor told 48-hour notice required for further cancellations
• SV Soccer Club starts the insanity
• ‘A step forward’
• Way out offered in Bisbee prop case
• Correction: 9/11/10
• Pumas make short work of Babo to go 3-0
• San Manuel beats Jackets
• Correction: 9/10/10
• Court strikes down city law in Pennsylvania
• Around Your Town: 9/10/10
• A day of remembrance
• New Italian restaurant opens
• Council approves wastewater plant
• Miners throw blows in Cananea, Sonora
• Green Party candidates allowed to stay on ballot
• Water Wonderland: Wolves and grizzlies in Sierra Vista?
• SilverCrest’s first metals pour done
• On Your Mind: 9/10/10
• Props results to go to court
• November “report cards”
• Water usage down on fort in August
• Support public schools
• Easier Said Than Done: Chicken dinner news
• Prep roundup: Buena volleyball falls in three to Sabercats
• Our View: Saying goodbye to Carole
• Dorados storm The Cove
• Buena gets shot at redemption
• Ask Mrs. C: Dancing the night away
• Pumas look to open up pass attack vs. Warriors
• Anti-health center agreement group to meet
• Yellowjackets expect tougher Miners for home opener
• Front-and-center sheriff
• Cleanup boosts morale
• Attorney general hopefuls hold nothing back in debate
• Tombstone set to repair high school
• Crime Reports: 9/09/10
• Why not offer a solution
• Sierra Vista Safe Bicycle and Pedestrian Routes Plan Public Meeting
• Voters won’t forget Giffords’ actions
• Buena girls golf falls to Rincon
• Our View: Proposed burning fuels hatred
• Buena freshman football gets first win
• Hospital hopes meetings clear air
• Hall of Famer Parra takes 2nd at Horseshoe Worlds
• Mother, daughter caught smuggling $38,000
• Hot Peppers battle to third-place finish in first fall tournament
• The Margaret Thatcher of Arizona
• Consulate to host celebration for Mexican independence day
• Program ensures seniors eat healthy
• Around Your Town: 9/09/10
• Nurse, teacher quickly respond to fallen student
• State gets cash for foreclosures
• Nonprofits invited to apply for funding from Cochise Community Foundation
• Third arrest made in store thefts
• Toy exhibit: 100 years of fun
• Despite debate gaffes, Gov. Brewer likely to maintain comfortable lead
• Behind the Badge: The consequences of being stalked
• County Democrats to host fundraiser for migrant center
• Custer’s command on post extended
• On Your Mind 09/08/10
• Voter turnout for primary is highest in 20 years
• Sierra Vista eyes limit to appointed council member terms
• Buena approves hybrid, classroom-online courses
• Bisbee, Freeport McMoran reach water deal
• All Saints Catholic School Chess Club to host tournament
• Digital Center for Advanced Learning assists Bisbee High School students
• Woman gets four-year sentence in murder case
• Two arrested in thefts from several stores
• Free, all day Organic Farm Tours this Sunday
• Reduced funding clouds task force's future
• This week at the farmers markets
• Around Your Town 09/08/10
• Common sense must be applied to issue of immigration reform
• Seeking answers about water use for Sierra Vista plumbing systems
• Midweek Morsels: Responders will speak at 9/11 ceremony
• Our View: Help others with low literacy
• Agents find body of missing man
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista police, Sept. 3-6
• James R. Lively
• Fumiko (Fumi) Noga
• Tough Aztecs rout Colts
• Frank Milton Dunn
• DIALOGUES: Dances with poker chips
• Our View: Students learn from their own newspaper
• Research station offers respite from hustle, bustle
• Classes offer help managing life with health issues
• Around Your Town 9/7/10
• You have no right to gripe when you didn’t bother to vote
• Labor Day a time of leisure in Sierra Vista
• July sentencings
• ‘Cooperators’ left to pay the bill for utility provider’s bad decisions
• Charters eager to serve the Bisbee, Sierra Vista
• More needs to be done now to protect the environment
• This year’s county fair is just around the corner
• Our View: The why behind Labor Day
• Higher yields are farming’s answer
• On Your Mind 09-06-10
• SVRHC, hospice again earn accreditation
• Activists say SB 1070 could boost Latino vote turnout
• Agents nab drug hauler heading back to Mexico
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista Police Sept. 2-3
• Around Your Town 09-06-10
• Brewery Gulch Daze enjoyable for kids and adults
• Trail ride to benefit rescue club for horses
• Rights prosecutor, advocates at odds on Guard deployment
• Bisbee woman offers own line of skin moisturizers
• Ask M&M: Statistics on business start-ups
• Retail and restaurant sales down, accommodation up
• In The Desert Garden: Rainy season brings out many wonders
• Day of fun in morning sun
• Around Your Town: 9/05/10
• Long road, short go
• Freshmen get help making the grade
• Michael Phillips
• New health center offers care, education
• Thomas Richey
• Mother walks for her son who couldn’t
• Government meetings this week: 9/05/10
• Classic car and bike enthusiasts come out for a good cause
• Lecture series will feature talk on birds
• Learn about Buffalo Soldiers during Fort Huachuca tour
• Most viewed stories online: Aug. 28-Sept. 3
• Methodist church offers free tutoring
• ‘Voluntary return’ is the exception, not the rule for Border Patrol
• Our View: Common sense for the holiday
• Stimulus projects helping economy
• Kelly places the crosshairs squarely on Rep. Giffords
• Museum of toys offers historic playground
• Crime Reports: 9/05/10
• Cassie's Chronicles: New volunteers, a nice bed and danger
• Try and try again: Airport asphalt testing hits a snag
• Military Update: VA readies spigot of payments
• Honor Society cleans up at closed Bisbee school
• Dear Prof: Getting the jump on college classes starts with first day
• Education plays role in real estate
• Our View: Football, health and punting a TV debate
• Corrections: 9/04/10
• Jackets, Pumas open at Thatcher
• Austin Carroll (Ace) Irons
• Pumas plow forward
• Drug convictions bring seven-year term
• Colts pick up first win at Camelback
• Couple who escaped from motor home fire says survival a miracle
• Bearcats overpower Tombstone
• Students show their spirit as rival schools combine
• Thanks to grant, county jail gets new kitchen gadgets
• A Wii problem
• The public’s opinion
• Around Your Town: 9/04/10
• Should right to go hunting be state law?
• Border Patrol donates computers to schools
• Border Patrol agent dies in vehicle accident
• Authorities investigate wreck that leaves one dead
• Thanks for supporting soccer trip
• Campaign chief launches his own bid
• General court martial on fort brings marijuana convictions
• Humanitarian activist wins appeal in litter case
• ‘Calichi’ gets 27 years in prison for drug-smuggling scheme
• Raising money, raising awareness
• College remains on a roll
• Easier Said Than Done: Knowing obesity is a problem
• Accident involving pickup leaves wheelchair user unhurt
• 3rd arrest in burglary spree
• State forks out the cash to defend SB 1070
• Crime Reports: 9/03/10
• Our View: Food info for you
• On Your Mind: 9/03/10
• Turnout for election typical, director says
• Backyard Astronomer: With Jupiter at opposition, it’s time to search for that missing belt
• 170 pounds of pot discovered at Douglas port
• Brewer admits poor showing during debate
• Around Your Town: 9/03/10
• Honor will be a shining moment for telescope expert
• Ajo crews log two major busts in 24 hours
• Congressional candidate to visit Sierra Vista
• Honor the American spirit on 9/11
• Arpaio sued for failure to produce documents
• Poll finds majority of Arizona voters favor key provisions of immigration law
• Around Your Town: 9/02/10
• Source of state’s problems becomes a focus of gubernatorial debate
• Health officials expect decline in H1N1 cases from last year
• Sheriff Dever gains county backing
• New center to offer care, knowledge
• Breaking news: Wheelchair user hit by pickup
• Air Force Association seeks teams to compete
• Louis (Louie) B. Perez
• Average county gas price declines
• Conserving water doesn’t preclude a beautiful garden
• Give a bowl to help feed the hungry
• New ‘drug’ sparks concerns
• Labor Day prompts return of Tipsy Tow service
• Judge to determine fairness of state’s English program
• Local fire department to hold 9/11 ceremony
• State officials urge road safety during holiday
• When bees go from nuisance to danger
• Our View: U.N. no place for SB 1070
• General court martial in drug case is first in a few years for fort
• Crime Reports/Border Crime: 9/02/10
• State illegal immigration declines
• Sitting in judgment
• Healthy Eating/Angus Association
• Burglary suspects corralled
• Who’s behind ‘grass-roots’ groups?
• Gambling revenues immune to economy
• Judge tosses officer's legal challenge of immigration law
• Thoughts on civil discourse
• Judge tosses officer's legal challenge of immigration law
• Thanks from Bisbee Boys & Girls Club
• Border Patrol tracks down marijuana bundles
• 3 starving horses stir local concern
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista Police, Aug. 30; Bisbee Police, Aug. 24-Aug. 30
• Deer Life
• New guidelines created to reduce risks to wildlife
• Residency rule nips Naco hopeful
• William (Bill) Albert Harrel
• Republicans target boycott efforts
• Attorney general candidate concedes
• On Your Mind 09/01/10
• Leon Thomas Hood Sr.
• Bisbee chief of hospital will lead state group
• Patricia E. Taylor
• Loans, grants available to assist rural communities
• David (Dave) C. Weidemann
• Around Your Town: 9/1/2010
• Superintendent's Corner: At Buena, STEM bearing fruit
• On Your Mind: 9/1/2010
• Midweek Morsels: Helping senior assistance program
• Colts open season with win at Casa Grande
• Hummingbird banding program is Sunday
• Delays scheduled on Charleston Road
• For Goddard, turning voters’ attention may not be enough
• Businessman to aid fundraising efforts for sheriffs’ defense
• Differences of opinion
• Around Your Town 08/31/10
• Man gets 245 years for molestation
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Aug. 27-30
• Kenneth (Mac) McFadden
• What's in store for Apple next?
• First wave of Guardsmen deploys
• Cross Country Preview: Gonzalez looks to stay healthy and lead a young, new group of Colts
• Homeland Security chief says Obama’s plan is producing results
• Cross Country Preview: Tombstone begins life after Rosengarten
• Helping out the young and younger
• Cross Country Preview: Turnout up suddenly at Bisbee High
• Training for parents offers tools to help kids
• Buena QB Tuttle won’t play on Friday
• Voters to decide if Bisbee Middle School should be leased or sold
• Progressive Democrats’ priorities
• Our View: Court selection process efficient
• Fort NETCOM commander gets promotion
• Our View: Majority of students responsible
• Salinas column is misleading
• A reminder to be safe in construction zones
• Forest officials query public over proposed plan for mineral testing
• Shrine proves source of hope, faith, inspiration for visitors
• Home prices up, but not in Arizona
• Public Meetings
• Shirley Ann St. Clair
• Calling for solutions
• On Your Mind: 8/30/10
• Giffords-Kelly race should be a heavyweight showdown
• Around Your Town: 8/30/2010
• Cell phones provide false sense of safety in remote locations
• Shuttle service to offer new option to Tucson
• San Juan Avenue closed
• County loses 400 job in July
• BREAKING NEWS: Flooding force closure of portion of San Juan Avenue
• Ask M&M: Forecasting, projecting sales
• Buena volleyball: The Todd Squad
• Labor Day closures to affect facilities, services
• In Sierra Vista, Giffords slams foe, ‘that guy’
• Ever-growing SVAYF kicks off its seventh and biggest season
• Around Your Town 08/29/10
• Most viewed stories online Aug. 21-27
• Buena High School dances could resume
• Ivan Leon Kitzmiller
• Chiricahua monument offers wood permits
• David C. Weidemann
• Historic Pathways: Exploring the lore of Tombstone’s famous gunfight
• Iris L. McDaniel
• Yoshiko Mary Ayers
• Which court has jurisdiction?
• Tod S. Wilson
• Construction to start Monday along Fry
• Fred Spencer Stone
• In water vote, public will face key choices on future, mayor tells group
• Lesser-known Glassman has uphill fight
• Red Shirt Friday volunteers host car wash
• Oversight by many agencies means health care ‘is complicated,’ hospital board’s ch
• For some, psychic fair has aura of excitement
• Profiling and illegals
• Our View: Budget should be hot topic
• Cochise College receives grant for program
• Doctors’ key tool is human touch when helping Third World patients
• City police drive home importance of traffic safety
• Military Update: Proposed ‘quality of life’ increase met with little enthusiasm
• Provisional ballots change numbers, not outcomes
• Land spout makes for interesting weather in Bisbee
• Pick-ture perfect win for Bisbee football team
• Judge makes plans in Willcox slaying case
• Rodolfo “Tito” Delgado
• City candidates file reports on campaign spending
• Come join the American Legion Riders
• Also in the news ...
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police Aug. 26-27; Cochise County Sheriff''s Office Aug. 20-23
• Show off your work at holiday craft bazaar
• Buffalo Soldiers’ fundraising lunch is Sept. 16
• Being sought on a federal warrant, woman arrested in Sierra Vista
• Help the animals live
• Ask the Prof: Math anxiety can be overcome
• Around Your Town 08/28/10
• Some knifing counts bring convictions
• Brothers’ drug, gang trial reset for brothers
• Pumas do it
• Our View: STEM, lectures and bat protection
• QB Tuttle injured as Colts fall to Bobcats
• The U.S. and the Saudis
• Tombstone routed by 3A Safford, 42-12
• Sonoita Border Patrol site’s chief takes input from public
• Construction hinders traffic along I-10
• Crime Reports: 8/27/10
• On Your Mind: 8/27/10
• Trial rescheduled for woman charged in March 5 wreck
• Knifing case brings convictions on some charges
• Volunteers are needed for the Sierra Vista Senior Meals Program
• Breaking news: Portion of Ramsey Road closed due to storms
• Easier Said Than Done: Life skills for young adults
• Police on alert for speeding near schools
• Sierra Vista’s growth is the river’s problem
• Transportation Department receives grant
• Turn spare building into a recreational asset
• Fuel prices dip for the second week in a row
• A true ground zero gesture
• At Naco port of entry, officer takes kick to face
• Why can’t Christians build churches in Egypt?
• State appeals SB 1070 ruling
• Rotellini becomes Democratic nominee for attorney general
• March of Dimes to hold local fundraiser
• Experts work to cultivate an interest in STEM
• Deadline is Sept. 9 for economic luncheon
• How jobs got away from our market
• Brewer, Goddard discuss economy
• Willcox plane crash kills 2
• See the world during lunch: College plans lecture series
• Petter Patter of Rain
• Around Your Town: 8/27/10
• Agency deputy chief accepts post with police
• State, U.S. agencies join to halt spread of bat illness
• Two men die in Willcox plane crash
• Around Your Town: 8/26/10
• Public assistance sought in locating accused man
• State utility regulator race starts to take shape
• Spy camera suspect resurfaces in new case
• AAA predicts jump in Labor Day travelers
• Frog totals in the wild jump by 1,700
• Arizona gets funds to help weatherize homes
• Attorneys make closing arguments as jury starts considering throat-slitting accusation
• Debt holders drop appeal in Bashas’ case
• Fiddle contest canceled due to construction
• Gubernatorial debate planned next week
• In search, no signs of body
• Questions remain in attorney general voting
• Crime Reports: 8/26/10
• Monsoon's blessings, pain: Rainfall above average
• County officials fill seats that draw few candidates
• With the primary over, gloves are off in ads
• College chief set to speak at luncheon
• Message of conservatism rolls into town on bus tour
• Desert museum to showcase the beauty of beetles
• Bridge reopens after temporary closure
• American Legion Riders host group meeting
• High winds rip up massive trees in Bisbee
• Examining the numbers of primary
• Hail, flooding damage Naco golf course
• Brewer was a favorite in Cochise County
• Our View: Primary had a few surprises
• Reflecting on 8/6/1945
• Two men die in Willcox plane crash
• Voter registration deadline is Oct. 4
• On Your Mind: 8/25/2010
• Porter wins re-election, while Ward 2 race is tight
• Our View: The price of free speech
• Brewer cruises in primary virtually uncontested
• Take that extra horse to the market
• Henderson defeats Escapule, despite getting late campaign start
• Correcting an error in political ad
• Parties work to select nominees for utility panel
• Following appeals, county alters property valuations
• State falls short of education grant
• Attempted-murder case might go to jury today
• Flood waters force rescue in Benson
• The real problem begins north of the border
• Huisking and Mueller will face a runoff for Sierra Vista mayor's seat.
• Controlled burn starting on Huachucas
• Election results from around the state
• Target employees arrested in markdowns
• How Legislative District 25 votes went
• Arts, humanities award nominations sought
• The results from Legislative District 30
• Around Your Town: 8/25/10
• How Cochise County voted in Senate bids
• Crime Reports: 8/25/10
• A political newcomer will advance to battle Giffords for House seat.
• Kelliher is GOP nominee for Division II judge
• Dickerson keeps position in Justice Precinct 5
• Several candidates in county are unopposed
• Hereford Road bridge closed
• Bus tour targeting Giffords in Sierra Vista
• Sierra Vista Food Co-op: Site plans have been approved
• SB 1070 will be decided by Supreme Court
• Van plows into truck, killing city man
• Timing of children is parents’ choice
• Empire Challenge: Reviewing the lessons
• Apple festival to benefit March of Dimes
• Mobile clinic brings health care to patients
• Hands-only CPR class planned Friday
• Man’s conviction overturned in massacre plot
• Another tunnel discovered in Nogales
• City Council wants to keep public comments on topic
• Literary work is featured in magazine
• Around Your Town 08/24/10
• Our View: Scales not always golden
• Half a brain produces half-baked thoughts
• Jury picked in knife case
• Investigation of purse theft prompts child-porn counts
• Garage Sale and Bake Sale
• Court hearing rescheduled in hiring of illegal workers
• 2A volleyball: Pumas try baptism by fire approach
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista police Aug. 20-22; Cochise County Sheriff's Office Aug. 13-20
• 2A volleyball: Cupboard needs filling in Tombstone
• Get out and vote: Primary elections are today
• Ask M&M: Where do I go if I want to start a business?
• Cochise Motorsports to relocate to 32,000 square foot building
• Local cost of living up slightly
• Butterfly fest will take flight at Desert Museum
• Heads up
• Around Your Town 08/23/10
• Our View: New rules for privacy are needed
• A rebuttal to comments
• A failed education system
• Conference gives Buena teacher new ideas
• On Your Mind 08/23/10
• Much can be done to avert water problem, experts say
• Correction
• Meet Miss Sierra Vista: An interview with Brittany Farrar
• Whistle blowers show off creations at model railroad club open house
• First Things First runs TV ads for first time in its history
• Former prisoners, families share experiences during, after incarceration
• Residents look forward to receiving city services
• Runaway runway costs hit city
• As trend grows here, independent voters may hold key to power
• Patriotism vs. religion
• Exercising freedom of speech
• Around Your Town: 8/22/10
• Alcohol rules won’t change at lake
• Border agents find half-ton of pot
• Most viewed stories online: Aug. 14-20
• Deal made to house federal inmates
• Focus of controversy: Film's viewers reflect on fate of immigration law
• Public meetings this week
• Tasty contest needs help being named
• Ward Wallace Hart
• Border Patrol gets suspect in city chase
• Event offers fun for you and Fido
• Cassie's Chronicles: A year in the Philippines
• Vineyard offers grape stomp, wine tasting
• In Bisbee, three propositions face voters’ verdicts
• City unveils changes in website
• Where to go to cast your vote
• Our View: No-party voters may portend the future
• With help, county officials keep an eye on legislators
• Carolyn Brott Leininger
• Inside the Chamber: Turn your talents into a leadership role
• Neighbor’s photos prompt rescue of three starving horses
• Corrections
• Happy rails to you: Cochise and Western Model Railroad Club members plan open house today
• Border officer saves boy
• Ground broken for new Ajo Border Patrol station
• Public’s suggestions heard as Nogales crossing to get redo
• Search yields guns, ammo
• Dear Prof: Article shows education’s effects on earnings
• Team to monitor Cananea situation
• It’s time to get tough
• Military Update: GI Bill benefit likely to improve soon
• Public works in a service economy
• Our View: Copper doors, saving water
• Hearing on accident rescheduled
• Convicted killer receives another chance to avoid death
• Around Your Town: 8/21/10
• Jackets get in first stings
• Exiting general did 'whatever it took'
• Crime Reports: 8/21/10
• After crash, pursuit takes an unexpected turn
• VFW comrade of the week: Barbara Lynn Groggett
• Backyard Astronomer: Clearing up confusion over the moon
• Man found guilty of all but 1 charge
• Around Your Town: 08/20/10
• Are you ready? Sharing a few notes about tunes and a movie
• Crime Reports: 8/20/10
• Baboquivari joins Thatcher in Tombstone scrimmage
• Discrepancies discovered in drug case
• Joyce Carolyn Lee
• On Your Mind: 8/20/2010
• Steven Lee Townsend
• Ranger leads to capture of escapee, accomplice
• Pinpointing the threats to national security
• The rationale for water district
• Easier Said Than Done: Good, bad and the ugly
• Will Bisbee stores face disposable bag ban?
• Museum offers military discount
• Coins contribute to restoration of copper doors at Lowell School
• Our View: Numbers just don’t add up
• Exhibit recalls the fun times of childhood
• Get in a good read before summer’s end
• Douglas gives city manager one-year contract extension
• After leaving spot vacant for more than a year, Benson introduces new building official
• Local women's motorcycle group seeks pledges to fight cancer
• Contractors association director retires after five 'outstanding years'
• Around Your Town: 08/19/2010
• Hey, that's a dope scooter!
• Jurors due to return today
• Crime Reports: 8/19/10
• Under new law, woman jailed for drugs in newborn’s system
• Report says Arizona’s U.S. prosecutor carries a big proportion of cases
• Two little red schoolhouses
• State agency buys land for shooting range
• Too many cooks will kill the river
• Construction will affect traffic on interstate
• Speaker set for annual tech event on fort
• Inmate ditches work detail in Tucson
• Army Soldier Show offers local crowds high-energy performance
• Our View: Embargo has run its course
• Olin A. Kuehnert
• Mayoral candidates appear in final face-off before election
• Floyd Leo Miller
• Device could boost safety for those in remote areas
• Platoon premiere
• State Guardsmen will be on duty by month’s end.
• Victim blames his lacerations on a fall
• Public can check out library’s new feature
• Man arrested in vehicle burglaries
• City enters finalist ranks for U.S. honor
• Time added for prison escape attempt
• Traffic accidents leave 10 hurt
• High-performance soldiers are ready to take the stage
• Around Your Town 08/18/10
• School district is poised to make a switch that could save a fortune on energy
• Does patrol back off of border?
• On Your Mind 08/18/10
• Tools of the Trade: A lesson on what knot’ to expect from fire crews
• Jury duty rules explained
• Trial begins in domestic violence case
• Hospital meeting details sought
• Hidden cash payload sniffed out by dog
• Curse Israel and be cursed
• A tale of success at dog contest
• Midweek Morsels: Ale in good fun
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista Police, Aug. 16-17; Bisbee Police, Aug. 10-17
• Our View: This year, voter beware
• Martha Wright
• Tombstone visitor center shows off new look
• ‘Vanishing of the Bees’ to show here
• Average county gas price increases a penny
• This week at the Farmers Markets
• Brewer’s campaign gets lift from GOP governors’ group
• Main parties losing their membership in Arizona
• Claim against Bisbee Fire Department dismissed
• Communication services go back online
• ‘Mineral Mania’ Gem show is Dec. 3-5
• Pro-life T-shirt protected speech
• Four Forest Restoration Initiative selected for federal program
• Sex misconduct suspect wanted by immigration
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista police Aug. 14-16
• Education finance law changes may be costly for some
• Storm damage muddles Monday
• County supervisors get update on Douglas offices
• 3-vehicle accident injures 3
• Property tax rates set, with many seeing decrease
• Bisbee prepares for annual blues event
• Grant to help monitor hikes in insurance premiums
• Loved Ones Incarcerated: Prisoners, how can we care?
• Enjoy the sights, sounds at Ramsey Canyon Preserve
• Gas prices drop slightly in past week
• Around Your Town 08/17/10
• Support for Dickerson
• Luncheon to aid officers’ club restoration
• Lowe’s workers to aid Boys & Girls Club
• Hospital laboratory has new location
• Operation Homefront of Arizona "Freedom Walk 2010"
• Sign up for 9-11 Memorial Walkdown
• Operation Homefront of Arizona "Freedom Walk 2010"
• Rubye Lee Haynes
• Pro wrestling to benefit prep sports is Saturday
• Francie Hammit
• A vote for Thomson
• Arpaio, others make opinions known at Tea Party rally
• Teams pull their weight at Fifth Annual Saracen Pull
• Border rally draws folks from far away
• Personal trainer finds new use for Internet
• Ask M&M: Deducting home-business expenses
• Home sales and new construction strong
• Excited by a phone outage
• Around Your Town 08/16/10
• Helmet program ongoing
• A vote for Hank
• Local law vs. federal law
• On Your Mind 08/16/10
• Trucks get green option
• Mobile surveillance units raise detection capabilities on border
• Crime Reports: Cochise County Sheriff's Office Aug. 11-12
• Democrats trying to politicize escape
• Border agents nab felon in Douglas
• A vacation from reality
• Jason Niel Flores
• SB 1070 discussion spurs screening
• Security, spending are among key topics for two Republicans
• Local government meetings
• Tea Party clarity
• Archery class takes aim
• Most views stories online
• Class puts immigrants on course to citizenship
• Immigration, drugs and life in Paradise
• Security, spending are among key topics for two Brewer and McCain
• Local resident's trip defies Cuba restrictions
• Most-viewed stories online
• President's Corner: Glad to see so many students
• St. David and Tombstone solid-waste sites expanding their hours
• Two sites for waste expanding their hours
• Rick L. Riegel
• Writing Wrongs: AP loses credibility after decades of arithmetic errors
• Correction
• Robert L. Foster
• Protest targets today’s Border Tea Party Rally
• Around Your Town 08/15/10
• Local residents mingle with candidates
• $285,000 in cash stashed in spare tire
• Cassie's Chronicles: Running to victory without even realizing it
• Birth control vs. border control
• Education puts immigrants on course to citizenship
• VFW comrade of the week: Noel J. Alcorn
• Tax hike hits land owners in 2 districts
• Ask Mrs. C: An attitude of gratitude
• Dear Prof: Cell phones in the classroom can be a good thing
• The Suburbs: Vision, music behind why I like Arcade Fire's new album
• School budget override 'Pro' and 'con' statements
• Archery class takes aim
• Thanks for cooperation with fundraiser
• Archery class takes aim
• Tackling the obstacles: U of A football players build teamwork
• Camp Huachuca: Chance to shine
• Our View: Involvement, tenure and JetBlue’s jerk
• DIALOGUES: Good for each other
• How soldiers and players are alike
• Bashas’ bankruptcy exit
• Jury returns conviction in attack with pickup
• Around Your Town: 08/14/10
• Coping with chronic illness
• Military Update: Defense budget request to include TRICARE fee hike
• Protesters to target Border Tea Party Rally
• Crime Reports: 8/14/10
• Make Hank the next mayor
• Dickerson is an ideal candidate
• Be sure to vote in primary election
• In local visit, Brewer and McCain rouse GOP crowd
• Man jailed in offense involving teen girl
• Tea Party rally set for Sunday along border with Mexico
• More Dickerson backers
• On Your Mind: 8/13/10
• Rising to the challenge: Fort stands in for Afghanistan
• Correction: 8/13/10
• A vote for Dickerson
• Border Patrol busts and rescues
• Water Wonderland: Seasonal rains get river hopping
• See if you can pull your weight, and then some, at competition
• Smooth ride predicted for project on Fry Blvd.
• Huachuca City again ponders moving to a new plan for police pensions
• Political events in Sierra Vista today
• Suit targets medical care law
• Man survives after bullet is shot through his head
• Visiting state, ICE chief says extra money will help
• Crime Reports: 8/13/10
• Our View: Friday the 13th not scary to us
• Camp Huachuca: Cats get their dander up
• Around Your Town: 8/13/2010
• Camp Huachuca: Former Buena star Veal considering shot at UA baseball
• Benefactor's heart was in the stars
• Congressional District 8 race loses another GOP hopeful
• Easier Said Than Done: A woman, a dog and polar bears
• County’s search and rescue team utilizes Carr Canyon for training
• Correction: UA football team lunch is Saturday
• Don't look for National Guard troops on border yet
• Fees waived at Coronado National Forest this weekend
• 1 in 15 kids is the child of an illegal immigrant, report says
• Sierra Vista co-op wants your support online
• Inmates’ escape turns political
• SSVEC to outline renewable energy programs
• Start of school is ‘drama-free’ for students in Palominas
• Brewer and McCain to visit Sierra Vista together this week
• Border agents track marijuana smugglers
• Women get grants to continue education
• Pot bust results from teamwork
• Around Your Town: 08/12/10
• Benson, Walmart reach deal on land parcels
• Questions for court candidate
• County cash may be lost to the state, officials fear
• Tombstone repairs set
• Special-use permit OK’d for vineyard
• What teachers really need
• Chip seal work begins this week on U.S. 191
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista Police, Aug. 9-11; Bisbee Police
• Neighbor’s tip leads to drug, gun arrests
• Our View: Breakfast spotlights mostly good news
• State voters will decide anti-union issue
• Vehicles followed by U.S. Customs
• Tonight’s star attraction in region is annual Perseid meteor shower
• Republican Brian Miller drops bid for Giffords' House seat
• Bisbee garden tour always full of desert surprises
• Easement will keep buffer zone near post
• Some seniors can freeze property valuation
• If NBA was smart it could profit from the demise of the Great American Summer
• A message for Giffords
• Rosemary Robinson Hill
• Monday marks deadline for ballot arguments
• Secure vehicles to protect contents, authorities warn
• Lesson in identity
• Chamber lauds chief’s work for past 15 years
• End dependence on fossil fuels
• Hulu Plus: I'm not real excited yet
• Eugenia (Jeanne) M. Harrison
• Sweep nets 12 wanted for violent crimes in Cochise County
• Carolina Pugsley
• Midweek Morsels: A grand function at the park
• Sierra Vista officials outline achievements, objectives for future
• Daniel Gregory Kekipi
• Cochise County accepts $1.5 million from the state to help boost security.
• Trial date pushed back for brothers on gang, drug charges
• Fred Joseph Venneman
• Response to anti-union legislation proving futile for state Democrats
• More state care centers, cemeteries eyed for vets
• New business opens on weekend
• Suspect in teen beating kills himself in jail
• Around Your Town 08/11/10
• Green Chile Season starts Thursday
• Behind the Badge: Society is drained by illegal drug use
• This week at the Farmers Markets
• Raytheon lands lucrative deal with Air Force
• 11th Signal Brigade to train on Fort Hood
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista Sheriff's Office Aug. 5-8
• Bradbury takes charge of Buena volleyball
• Robin May Heater
• Crash kills 2 Naco, Ariz., residents
• Bisbee School District welcomes back students
• $3M worth of cocaine seized at border
• New school contracts awarded
• Chip-seal work begins in Bisbee
• Officials warn of E. coli contaminants in San Pedro
• Around Your Town 08/04/10
• Inside the Chamber: Movers and Shakers, candidates and more
• Solar future starts today
• School supplies appreciated
• Bisbee school board changes day of monthly meetings
• Pulte Home Corp. agrees to change pre-qualifying policy
• Anti-union legislation moves a step closer to November ballot
• Around Your Town 08/10/10
• Efficient care is key objective for hospital merger
• Man hospitalized after attack
• Vandals strike at several Sierra Vista businesses
• Woman enters plea deal in attempted murder case
• Man hospitalized after beng attacked
• Friends of the Huachuca Mountains series turns focus to mammals
• Friends of the San Pedro’s Millville hike a trip back in time
• Queen Mine Tour’s newest upgrades will be relief to many people
• Candy shop offers sweet selection in Sierra Vista
• Education continues to pay
• BBB offers public office hours
• The Insane Shot
• Ask M&M: Ask these questions when starting a business
• Huachuca Hotshots compete in national shoots
• Wallace wins county crown
• Another flag is not the answer
• Lawmakers set to address union issue
• A super response to school supply drive
• Around Your Town 08/09/10
• ‘Inhospitable’ may be a compliment
• Trouble at the post office
• On Your Mind 08/09/10
• Crime reports: July 30-Aug. 5
• Mary Inease Wright
• Election Questionnaires: State Senate, Legislative District 30
• Cochise College opens new chapter with rented textbooks
• Water surprise
• Bisbee group plans benefit and sets aside day to help neighbors in need
• Election Questionnaires: Legislative District 30 State House
• Why decay is a fact of life
• Sierra Vista ward initiative pamphlet statements
• Taking a swing at martial arts for health, fun
• UA South seeks views of students on fee use
• Election Questionnaires: U.S. Senate - Arizona
• Lodging industry needs to shelve idea
• From state’s classrooms to rooms at the inn
• Public meetings this week
• Authorities investigate wreck that killed St. David driver
• Foes of hospital agreement ponder their strategy
• Election Questionnaires: State Senate, Legislative District 25
• Biologist sanctioned in jaguar death
• Identification requirements at polling sites
• Chamber of commerce legislative endorsements
• Correction
• Fort Huachuca officers help Boys and Girls Club
• Around Your Town 08/08/10
• Southwest Wings: It's more than just birds
• Vote for Kartchner Caverns to help Arizona win contest
• Tae Kwon Do Demo
• Dear Prof: Keep your teen motivated to learn
• Vigilante Days: A Tombstone tradition
• Around Your Town 08/07/10
• Stormy weather: Monsoon is a beautiful time in Arizona
• To Democrat, budget is Arizona’s big crisis
• Blocks in socks
• Woman still missing
• Thanks from Bisbee mayor
• Copter crew mourned
• VFW Comrade of the Week: John W. MacDuffee
• Ask Mrs. C: Make homework a major priority
• Proprietor prevails in court battle over Six Gun City fracas
• Correction: 8/07/10
• Attorney general gets complaints
• Judge urges dismissal of some parts in case against border agent
• Military Update: Some say veterans should pay more to help sustain volunteer force
• Our View: Openings on horizon; shirts show support
• A beneficial banquet
• Financial help will keep park open
• Arizona, Sonora scenes come to life in photos
• Securing abandoned areas would be priority
• Crime Reports: 8/07/10
• Just under a ton of pot seized in 2 incidents
• Walmart aims for October opening
• Sentencing set for GI in sex case
• Senate-approved funds undercut SB 1070 ruling
• Goddard unveils education ideas
• Condemned killer gets new chance
• Man charged with luring minor for sex
• Southwest Wings Birding and Nature Festival off to a great start
• Around Your Town: 08/06/10
• 1,024 pounds of marijuana discovered in abandoned truck
• Crime Reports: 8/06/10
• Corrections: 8/06/10
• Hank is a neighbor and a friend
• Vote ‘no’ in Bisbee
• Vigilante Days
• Our View: BOE races attract few candidates
• Vigilante Days
• House must act to alleviate child hunger
• Red Cross requests donations for monsoon aid
• Sing along with chorus in Bisbee
• On Your Mind: 8/06/10
• Program helps teachers keep their money
• Patient rights group to meet at library
• Work will affect traffic on Interstate 10
• Going red in support of warriors in green
• Steady Arizona gas prices unlikely to last
• Public works will become new City Hall building
• Health center in Elfrida to host luncheon
• Vote for the Arizona Trail
• Popular bird festival takes flight
• Ballot lineup falls into place for local school board races
• Lawmakers to convene Monday over union issue
• Around Your Town: 08/05/10
• When protest becomes a hazard
• Water Wise: Local, exotic plants hold many secrets
• Educators, teens in Bisbee share new-school jitters
• Authorities seek help finding Naco man
• 'Insurance' refund
• Arizona Trail supporters want your votes
• Coalition of student groups plans voter outreach
• Parks propose fee hike for Kartchner tour
• With August here, where are border troops?
• Board backs past decision for mobile home elevation
• Flag raises awareness of POW/MIA sacrifices
• Our View: The Guard has plenty of time
• Telephone outage affects 911 callers
• Agency offers seniors advice on Medicare
• Economic chief announces his exit; search has begun for a replacement
• Ribbon-cutting ceremony set for Sierra Vista’s new band shell
• Few snags for schools: First day goes well
• Choose
• Meals program in dire need of drivers
• Release the rockhound in you at turquoise hunt
• Equestrian center seeking volunteers
• County gas prices see a slight decrease
• Midweek Morsels: A wandering Wildcat
• Bisbee council agrees to use grant funds to help police secure border with Mexico
• Salvation Army seeks food donations
• Cochise County sees little change in number of illegal immigrant deaths
• Another Hank supporter
• Lodging business still ailing in state
• A vote for Hank
• Parents, students speak out on Buena's decision not to sponsor dances
• Rancher’s rebuttal
• Farmers Markets as food democracy
• Courts undergo changes
• This week at the Farmers Markets
• CRIME REPORTS: Sierra Vista Police, Aug. 2-3; Bisbee Police, July 27-Aug. 2
• Clarification
• More illegal crossers being sent home
• How rural school districts spent their federal money
• On Your Mind 08/04/10
• Museum in Bisbee offers break in pricing
• Superintendent's Corner: Dance decision was about safety
• School year starts smoothly in Tombstone district
• Breaking news: Cell service restored after 'huge part' of southeast Arizona suffers outage
• Potters sought for ceramic show
• Mills loses his buzz
• Photo festival begins Friday in Douglas
• Weber 5th in shot and 8th in hammer at Nationals
• Lemongrass leaves seized, stopping agricultural threat
• Hearing set for suspect in robbery attempt
• Josefa Uribe de Camacho
• Leon G. Myers
• Robert A. Szilagyi, Sr.
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista Police July 30-Aug. 2
• Caregiver Coach: Show us the words
• Fort senior officers get departure dates
• Life after Truman
• Statements on override are lacking
• Guitarist’s story one of self-examination, salvation
• New era at Cochise Animal Hospital
• Arizona gas prices stay steady
• Bus stop bench stolen, police say
• County supervisors approve budget plan
• Around Your Town 08/03/10
• Asking for reader participation
• Progressive Democrats’ priorities
• Differences of opinion
• Columnists are too predictable
• Nightclub maintains a safe environment
• On Your Mind 08/02/10
• Fern Myra Rust
• Mills decides to remain in governor’s race
• Group says Arizona’s retirement plan a financial drain
• San Pedro River shift remedy needed
• Construction likely to delay school traffic
• Librarian excited to speak at national conference
• Ask M&M: What to bring when looking for business loan
• Kings rout Toros
• Little change expected from new Sunday liquor law
• Around Your Town 08/02/10
• Retail sales continue to struggle
• Cave chosen to represent state in contest
• Local food co-op asks for help winning grant
• Final determination on law won’t come soon
• How much do we donate during a year?
• Dr. Albert Louis Bludau
• Election Questionnaires: Arizona Governor
• New housing, labs ready on Cochise College Douglas campus
• Cassie's Chronicles: With parades, fun and a push to pig out, fiesta is like Thanksgiving on st
• Susan Louise Riley
• Election Questionnaires: State Mine Inspector
• Bisbee businesses caught in cross-fire of border politics
• Election Questionnaires: Bisbee Mayor
• New Miss Sierra Vista enjoys her crowning moment
• Election Questionnaires: Tombstone City Council
• New sewage treatment site will fool your eyes and nose
• Our View: Start reading habits early
• 'Snake Lady' goes on a rainforest adventure
• In the Desert Garden: Monsoon brings out the blooms
• Video of Grady Butler's Michael Jackson Tribute at Miss Sierra Vista event
• Signs of the season
• School leaders fail students
• Our responsibilities
• Most viewed stories online: July 24-30
• Flag, pride to fly high at ceremony
• Fern Myra Rust
• Around Your Town: 08/01/10
• Susan Spikes
• Government meetings this week: 8/01/10
• Freshmen explore halls of knowledge at Buena High School
• On child protection, state takes criticism to heart
• Consultant says Arab culture hard for Americans to grasp
• Election Questionnaires: House of Reps, CD 8
• Hospital begins diagnosing success of Carondelet deal
• VFW Comrade of the Week: Maynard “Mike” Uhlig
• Brewer finds little backing in move to fix bill instead of fighting foes
• For kids and parents, open houses will help ease return to class
• Dear Prof: Web can help adult learners
• Military Update: Many Vietnam vets to get claims paid soon
• Naco border agents win drug tug-of-war
• Around Your Town: 07/31/10
• Teens’ Tombstone-style welcome
• Bats in peril?
• Wells Fargo food drive extended
• Our View: Plants, animals and a new Miss Sierra Vista
• Cochise County rest area reopens
• Details on JP5 candidate
• Enjoy clean stand-up comedy on Aug. 14
• Senate action sought on bill targeting military suicides
• Caregiver program needs volunteers
• Aegis to hire 400 new employees for call center
• Tribe’s ID cards utilize advanced security
• Crime Reports: 7/31/10
• Man feels lucky to be alive after Arizona tornado
• Copters once again are flying
• DIALOGUES: A superhero is not without honor save in his own county
• 4-vehicle crash slows traffic on Highway 90
• Escapee captured outside of Phoenix
• Recalling Huachuca City’s history
• Benson lands grant to help with airport
• Easier Said Than Done: Giving up sugar has sweet rewards
• Our View: Letters may not be to your liking
• Breaking news: Huachuca City escapee captured
• Picking Rick Mueller for mayor
• Wreck slows northbound Highway 90 traffic at checkpoint
• Another fan of Mueller
• Nobody panic... we're out of IP addresses
• On Your Mind: 7/30/10
• Sandy’s beach
• Backyard Astronomer: NASA’s Rover solves cold case
• Winifred Ava Lawyer
• Dog death in raid leads to lawsuit
• Handbooks, start of school on the way for Bisbee students
• Sierra Vista hopefuls jump into the mix on affordable housing
• Bisbee school orientation
• Chamber of Commerce endorses candidates for Sierra Vista City Council
• Sierra Vista school orientation
• Camp Naco getting new mission
• Tombstone school orientation
• State budget forecast brightens
• SB 1070 judge receives e-mails, threats
• State takes SB 1070 battle to higher court
• Equal rights means equal treatment
• Party's over at Buena: Dances will no longer be hosted by school
• Brewer pushes forward with fundraising
• Crime Reports: 7/30/10
• Around Your Town: 07/30/10
• Crime Reports: 7/29/10
• Correction: 7/29/10
• A few ideas for fixing problems
• Land remains with city
• The toll of time: Records recovery continues at old Bisbee High School
• Civil suits over death start up in Tucson
• Taxpayers could get break
• Governor seeks 'expedited' appeal of SB 1070 decision
• More reactions to Wednesday's SB 1070 ruling
• Putting energy into saving water
• Slew of new laws go into effect today
• Fort schools’ chief pleased with ratings for past year
• Immigration law hits 'bump in the road'
• Post’s June water use up from a year ago
• Follow BLM issues via social media
• Show off your strength in a unique contest
• Authorities arrest 7 in burglary cases
• Registration deadline extended for breakfast
• Immigration law’s setback comes as little surprise
• Saving water, saving money
• Giffords hails House revival of $701 million for border
• Early ballots available beginning today
• Douglas copter's crash kills 3
• Help firefighters get children ready for school
• Traffic halted as bear wanders along Buffalo Soldier Trail
• Steel or no steel
• Hospital deal opponents voice anger
• Our View: Breakfast a chance to learn about Sierra Vista
• Dealing with decrease in funds is key topic again for candidates
• Around Your Town: 07/29/10
• Saturday workshop offers tips to avoid foreclosure
• Deadline approaches for Spotlight Breakfast
• Lowell School registration planned today
• Independents can vote in primary
• School supply donation locations announced
• Ida Mae Sanders
• Republican state treasurer candidates supply views
• Carol Justice
• Recycling service dates change
• Co-op’s fundraiser tickets snapped up in a hurry
• Transition to affect school district phone lines
• Midweek Morsels: No fiddling around with alternative venue
• State releases 'AZ Learns' profiles for area districts
• Lineup set for military affairs luncheon
• No charges planned in Tombstone case that left two dead
• Development barred on fort-owned parcel
• Sierra Vista mayoral, city council candidates respond to questions at forum
• The climate debate heats up
• Tombstone district rejects building sale
• Support pops up for event
• Around Your Town 07/28
• Maria Persico Thompson
• This week at the Farmers Market
• Huachuca City mayor faces recall petition
• How Fort Huachuca dealt with illegal worker
• Robert Sturm
• Fort thrift shop gives to the community
• Judge blocks most of state's illegal-immigration law
• Whetstone man's death ruled self-inflicted
• Construction will alter portion of I-10
• On Your Mind 07/28
• Weather forces Tuesday highway closures
• Monsoon brings wet Monday
• Who gives a hoot about ‘error’?
• Loved Ones Incarcerated: Teach prisoners to fish and children benefit
• Nation is in serious trouble
• Children should be immunized
• Benson power company names new leader
• Tombstone school board to discuss changes to agreement on sale of old building
• At least $600,000 sought in auction for West End land
• Non-profit organizations must submit tax material
• Around Your Town 07/27
• Cheryl Lea Williams
• Cheryl Lea Williams
• Daniel Romero
• Christina Susanna (Adamek) Hill
• Arizonans not confident consumers
• Breaking news: Weather leads to highway closures near Bisbee
• Support for JP candidate
• Autopsy seeks more information on Whetstone shooting
• Bird lovers ready to flock to Sierra Vista
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police July 23-26
• Bisbee salutes ‘gentle giant’ during memorial
• Judge says ballot description of First Things First proposal not misleading
• ASK M&M: What is a HUBZone?
• Unemployment rate down despite job losses
• County participation rate increases in latest Census
• Copper Kings knocked out early
• Arizonans speak up on immigration law
• Around Your Town 07/26/10
• Frogs, toads drawn to monsoon moisture
• Robert W. Sturm, Sr.
• Death of man in Whetstone investigated
• Ruby Nell Derr
• Vehicle catches fire in Sierra Vista
• Clayton Coolidge Griggs
• College adjusts as new cooling/heating system gets installed
• Tribe clears hurdle in move to open casino
• Welcoming Empire Challenge
• Guest Opinion: Education, training are keys to economic recovery, prosperity
• On Your Mind 07/26/10
• Elgin neighborhood’s feud over dogs unleashed again
• Crime Report: Sierra Vista police, July 22
• Kids dive in for free school supplies
• Local restaurants feel effects of Gulf spill
• Border takes back seat to votes
• Government meetings this week
• Public input sought for transportation plan
• Border security discussed at Douglas meeting
• Election Questionnaires: Tombstone Mayor
• Benson police prepare for Senate Bill 1070
• Election Questionnaires: Arizona House of Representatives, Legislative District 25
• Federal grants will aid conservation efforts of ranchers in Southwest
• Experts proudly point to retail success, but say a diverse local economy is the true key to prosperi
• Correction: 7/25/10
• After delays, huge 'Tribute' development seems poised again to take off
• Pro, con statements due soon on ward plan
• Going to bat for wildlife: Volunteers plant agaves to help flying friends
• Election Questionnaires: Arizona Corporation Commission
• In elections, businesses seek leverage
• Election Questionnaires: State Treasurer
• Most viewed stories online July 17-23
• Tohono O’odham Nation hosts change of command for Border Patrol boss
• Around Your Town 07/25
• Storm season brings higher oil prices
• McCain takes U.S. Senate challenge seriously
• Mexican man faces sex assault charge
• Willcox must refund money to SSVEC
• Drugs discovered hidden in car part
• Ranchers milk the system
• Inside the Chamber: Sign up now for 2010 Home and Business Expo
• Drug busts and reports from the border
• McCain’s concern is too late
• HarvestFest
• A notable change of command for 36th U.S. Army Band
• Elks computer giveaway
• Ask Mrs. C: Who is in the freshman class?
• AVVA 1020 OPERATION HOME BACK PACKS & SCHOOL SUPPLIES EVENT TODAY AT MURR CENTER ON FORT HUACHUC
• Military Update: Departments endorse reform of Post-9/11 GI Bill
• James ‘Walter’ Sherman
• Court blocks benefits ban for gays
• Charlie Giacomino
• Our View: Bus usage, the Internet and alcohol
• Longtime assistant Schaefer finally gets his shot
• The predicament of poverty
• Bisbee back on road to Wichita
• Brothers convicted in Hollywood gang case
• Affluent Sonorans pack for Arizona amid violence
• Hopes fade for border funds
• VFW Post 9972 Comrade of the Week
• School supplies for small fry: Kids get a kick out of firefighter handouts
• Police prepare for state immigration law's launch
• Around Your Town: 7/24/10
• Dear Prof: Getting on course
• In Bisbee, kids give health a fair shot
• Judge wants snowmaking plans put on hold
• Bisbee youths get an up-close look at science
• Taking letter writer to task
• Canyon program links youths, outdoors
• Easier said than done: Pickles and peanut butter – together
• Our View: Time nears to be registered
• Furloughs shut down many state offices today
• Arizona Geriatric Education Center receives health grant
• Vista Transit sets record for ridership during June
• Crime Reports: 7/23/10
• BREAKING NEWS: Copper Kings home game cancelled
• Around Your Town: 7/23/10
• Sedona dread
• Community rallies to help cancer patient
• Human expansion endangering tortoises
• For local nonprofit, it’s turkey season
• Kids’ computer giveaway planned by Elks this Saturday
• Boys & Girls Club vows to put ‘fun’ back in fundraiser
• Saturday project to aid bats, agave near border
• 2 sides try to sway judge on law
• On Your Mind: 7/23/10
• Huachuca City council names new member
• Walking with birds and finding the forest through the trees
• Feeling the military's economic might
• Genuine thanks from gem show
• Why Cox is raising Internet, TV rates
• Huachuca City council applicants questioned
• BREAKING NEWS: Buena coach resigns
• Recycling change and concert delay
• Correction: 7/22/10
• Byrd should be grounded
• Charles H. Merredith
• Programs help homeowners avoid foreclosure
• Consulate vows to back Mexicans in the U.S.
• Federal judge says TV stations can’t air immigration hearings
• Contractors make pitch to protect aquifer
• Fingerprint records help ID wanted criminals
• Results of river surveys misleading
• Register early for Douglas economic event
• Democrats say renewable energy their obligation
• Around Your Town: 7/22/10
• ‘Hybrid’ courses will mix time online, in classroom
• Brewer gives details for border-safety funds
• Tombstone getting closer to new life for old school
• Creativity in the classroom sets award-winning teacher apart
• Prosecution rests in gang trial
• Our View: Wong’s idea short on logic
• Yarning for friendship
• Crime Reports: 7/22/10
• Judgment day may be here for state immigration law
• Sentencings in Cochise County: 7/22/10
• Correction: 7/22/10
• Arizona cattlemen to gather for convention
• This week at the Farmers Markets
• The problem with Social Security
• Why college closed
• Vivianne L. Goulet
• Weather sparks electrical problems in Southeast Arizona
• Crime Reports: Sierra Vista Police, July 19-20
• Truck topples poles; TV, net service troubled
• On Your Mind 07/21/10
• Democrat sees McCain as vulnerable in 2010 election
• Nine citations issued in local alcohol sales sting
• Cochise County citizens ponder health care priorities
• Drug trial testimony begins
• Experts urge parents to get kids their shots
• FCC can set some standards
• Tools of the Trade: Heart is top tool for EMTs, those who fight fires
• Around Your Town 07/21
• Proposed change is designed to help conserve water
• County adopts policy for rights of way
• Staff members thrilled as they sort through old documents
• Boys and Girls Club plans big weekend
• Midweek Morsels: Who are the county’s top employers?
• Should illegal immigrants be denied utilities?
• Briggs & Eggers Orchard: A tradition of quality and freshness
• Political aspirants lash out at GOP
• Complaints against immigration law ready to be heard
• Program provides flowers, smiles for elderly
• Harvest Fest at Sonoita Vineyards
• Robbery suspect once a worker at held-up store
• Around Your Town
• Edward J. McDade Jr.
• Watch out for motorcyclists
• Jurors selected for trial of alleged gang members
• Money-making potential of Sierra Vista airport highlighted at work session
• Watch out for motorcyclists
• Parents are urged to beat school-year rush for immunizations
• Try this tourism slogan
• Poll shows independents plan to vote in primaries
• Evening Walk at the San Pedro
• Police investigate ransacked homes
• Hummingbird Banding at San Pedro House
• A letter from the sheriff
• 5th Annual 5K Run Around the Park
• Crime reports: Sierra Vista police July 16-19
• Bird Walk at the San Pedro
• Man injured in crash has condition upgraded
• Plant an Agave and Feed the Bats with Us
• Border agents say man has several warrants
• Bird Walk at the EOP
• Agents rescue several illegal immigrants
• Hummingbird Banding on Fort Huachuca
• National Guard coming to Arizona border
• Sunday Afternoon Lecture Series: Finding the Forest in the Trees for Families
• Guard could stay on Fort Huachuca
• Hummingbird Banding at San Pedro House
• Race series showcases local wineries
• Problems with economic approach
• Around Your Town: 7/19/10
• Store owner goes from hip tattoos to hippie clothes
• Are we headed for a double-dip?
• BREAKING NEWS: Fort Huachuca being considered for possible National Guard border forces billeting
• Ask M&M: What is your E-type?
• Monsoon lightning can bring danger
• Sentencings: 07/19/2010
• Outdoor activities can pose dangers during monsoon
• Lightning blamed for two house fires
• On Your Mind: 7/19/2010
• Mitten, CASS deserve kudos
• Documentary allows children to give views about border fence
• Mapping of San Pedro River shows no decrease in flow
• Mapping of San Pedro River shows no decrease in flow
• Joyce Clark’s Sadorf named Middle School Principal of the Year
• Stop targeting Social Security
• Election Questionnaires: Attorney General
• Most Viewed Stories Online: 7/10-7/16
• Election Questionnaires: Secretary of State
• Raising POW/MIA awareness
• How county staff saved you $1 million
• 2 GOP candidates fire up Douglas tea party group
• Lightning sparks two house fires in area
• Our View: Sheriffs solicit defense funds
• Border activist wants cameras, sensors to count crossers
• Josephine ‘Jo’ Drake
• Dwain B. Herron
• Workshop to help fight foreclosures
• Health care law gets dire diagnosis from doc
• Free eye screening to be available
• Writing Wrongs: Fox News ‘begs the question’ day after day and loses credibility
• Two Miracle Valley books might wind up in theaters
• Meeting to address health care in rural areas
• Time for true change
• Around Your Town: 7/18/10
• Republican says he can beat Giffords
• Police say three men assaulted officer
• League planning candidate forums
• Health career scholarship deadline nears
• Poll finds McCain favored in Republican Senate primary
• Spotlight Breakfast set for Aug. 10
• With lots of fun and freebies, fair starts back-to-school countdown
• President's Corner: Photovoltaic center expected to produce 720,000 kilowatts a year
• Election Questionnaires: Superior Court Judge, Division II
• Cassie's Chronicles: All alone, but far from lonely
• Election Questionnaires: Clerk of Superior Court
• Virginia M. LaNasa
• Two flee after police chase
• Kings lay down the Outlaws
• Back-to-School Fair today in the mall
• New arrest in mall robbery
• Fire marshal’s official clarifies policy on school inspections
• Fire marshal’s official clarifies policy on school inspections
• Senatorial debate heats up Republican primary
• Yoga, music and a lesson in Buddhism
• Yoga, music and a lesson in Buddhism
• Rate changes may be on tap for users of water systems
• Ask the Prof: Tips for mastering technology skills
• Ask the Prof: Tips for mastering technology skills
• Students steer their way to career in police work
• Book focuses on the legal issues of Miracle Valley shoot-out
• Book focuses on the legal issues of Miracle Valley shoot-out
• Car speeds off after traffic stop, sparking police pursuit
• An inconvenience for Bisbee drivers
• Man’s condition remains critical after crash
• Man’s condition remains critical after crash
• iPhone 4: Popular Hatred
• Woman’s trial date rescheduled
• Woman’s trial date rescheduled
• Crime Reports: 7/17/10
• Crime Reports: 7/17/10
• Poker comes home
• The pathway to a clean energy future
• Two flee after police chase
• Kings lay down the Outlaws
• County to move documents from old high school offices
• New arrest in mall robbery
• The pathway to a clean energy future
• Bisbee seeks end to 5-year battle over parking lot
• Senatorial debate heats up Republican primary
• County to move documents from old high school offices
• Around Your Town: 7/17/10
• Rate changes may be on tap for users of water systems
• Bisbee seeks end to 5-year battle over parking lot
• Our View: Flying discs, volunteerism and a pavilion named Zoller
• Students steer their way to career in police work
• Around Your Town: 7/17/10
• State gets first bill for defense of SB 1070
• An inconvenience for Bisbee drivers
• Our View: Flying discs, volunteerism and a pavilion named Zoller
• Military Update: Removing a hurdle for traumatized vets
• iPhone 4: Popular Hatred
• State gets first bill for defense of SB 1070
• Back-to-School Fair today in the mall
• Poker comes home
• Military Update: Removing a hurdle for traumatized vets
• Our View: Scammers looking for victims
• Easier Said Than Done: Flocking to a new location
• Old Tombstone High School's sale still not finalized
• Program needs assistance helping military kids
• Around Your Town: 7/16/10
• First wave of applicants throw hats into the ring for Huachuca City council opening
• Backyard Astronomer: Classical planets’ dance cards all filled out for the next month
• Concrete business wins permit
• On Your Mind: 7/16/10
• Expect I-10 delays near Marsh Station area
• Rick Shamas
• Preparedness Poll: Give your input
• Crime Reports: 7/16/10
• After leaving governor's race, candidate claims Goddard a shoo-in to beat Brewer
• Second teen arrested over robbery in mall lot
• Sheriff Dever considers his own legal action over SB 1070
• Low points at Bisbee High: New principal finds much to repair
• The Real world
• Cochise sheriff plans to launch own legal fight
• County to get $3.3 million in Stonegarden funds
• Students put the 'go' in 'Lego' during summer camp
• During memorial service, soldier remembered for his leadership and loyalty
• Car speeds off after traffic stop, sparking police pursuit
• Addressing the needs of immigrants
• Which lawmakers care for Arizona?
• July 4th Celebration
• Earth Day: City Residential Refuse Customer Appreciation Day
• Earth Day Celebration
• Block Scheduling: Effective or Ineffective?
• Public Schools vs Charter Schools
• Sneezing 101
• Block Scheduling: Effective or Ineffective?
• Public Schools vs Charter Schools
• Sneezing 101
• New Year, New Professional Image
• ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONAL ABLITIES
• Digital Cameras, photographic technology demistified
• August PDW Teamwork is the Key
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Fourth of July Celebration
• Sierra Vista - 2008 Annual Worldwide Candle Lighting Services
• Cochise Cowboy Poetry And Music Gathering
• 3rd Annual Sierra Vista Fiddle Contest

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