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SIERRA VISTA — The Joyce Clark Middle School campus is getting plenty of attention this year thanks to a devoted groundsperson and the support of a local group of defense contractors who adopted the school over the summer. After spending a day working on the campus in August, the group of volunteers will get their hands dirty again durin...

Harold “Judge” Lee’s dream began in Old Bisbee as a campaign to bring the neighborhood poker game out from the shadows of smoky casinos and oily garages. The mission has since become something far more vast and, some might even say, Quixotic: To save Native Americans from the soft slavery of a monopoly on gambling.

Lee, a retired Maricopa County Justice of the Peac...

PORTAL — Tucked away in the Chiricahua Mountains is a remote wilderness research station that offers students and scientists from across the country and the world a place to study the unique flora and fauna of this sky island.

The Southwestern Research Station is an outpost of the Museum of Natural History that sits at 5,400 feet in Cave Creek Canyon...

BISBEE —The atmosphere was festive, the food plentiful and the fun was overflowing at the 45th annual Brewery Gulch Daze held in Bisbee on Sunday.

Once home to more than 20 bars and brothels, Brewery Gulch had the welcome mat rolled out for visitors traveling from as far as New England, as vendors, game booths, a pet parade, live music and a number of...

BISBEE— In its second rendition, Cars and Bikes at the Vista was more successful than last year for a variety of reasons,  but it was truly special for just three. 

The event honored the memory of three men who were not just major contributors to the hobby of working on cars, but also to the Boys and Girls Club of Bisbee, which hosts the eve...