Green Valley News

Casino workers revive GV man after heart attack You don't have to win money to get lucky at the Desert Diamond Casino, says Green Valley resident Bill Ryan, 64, who learned that last month after a critical ...

Directors of Green Valley Recreation approved a new guest-pass policy at their monthly board meeting Tuesday.

Green Valley News For a second consecutive week gasoline prices have fallen in Arizona, but authorities say it's too early to predict a trend.

Two political races in Arizona intrigue me as much as the presidential campaign between Sen.

Green Valley Recreation may change its rules for guest passes during its board of directors meeting Tuesday.

Tom Vezo, an award-winning professional wildlife photographer, writer and Madera Foothills' resident, passed away suddenly Friday afternoon while hiking with a friend in the Rincon Mountains.

Two Arizona state Senate candidates related their different views about solving the state budget problems while attending a forum in Green Valley Thursday.

Pima County can't afford to finish a voter-approved city-county courts building downtown, pay its promised dues to the Downtown Tucson Partnership or tackle new projects this fiscal year.

Our friends and neighbors who leave Green Valley for the summer each year don't know what they're missing.

The body of an illegal immigrant man was discovered by Border Patrol agents Sunday in the desert just south of Green Valley.

A leading opponent to a proposed housing development near Madera Canyon said Friday his group plans to appeal a County Board's decision favoring the builder.

Less than one month into his job as superintendent of the Continental School District, Jim Nelson is already feeling at home.

I am very fond of British cuisine. I spent nearly 14 years in London and learned to appreciate some of their finer fare.

Bush to recognize Ward for volunteer work A Green Valley woman is being honored by President Bush for her extensive volunteer work with Tucson schoolchildren as well as her unwavering commitment to her local ...

A miniature Arizona ranch created by the Spinning Study Group of the Tucson Handweavers and Spinners Guild was the centerpiece of a fiber exhibit at the Joyner-Green Valley Library on Saturday.

J.A. Jance, one of Tucson's best-known authors, will visit the Joyner-Green Valley Library on Thursday, Aug.

Special to the Green Valley News Owl watches for prey A Great Horned Owl - the largest breed of owl in Arizona - scouts the desert terrain on a recent evening at Nan and Dick Walden's Rancho Sonado in Amado.

There is a saying in the West that the best way out of a difficulty is through it.

A Green Valley man was sentenced to 16 years in prison Monday for murdering his brother last summer.

Effluent discharges from wastewater plants made two stretches of the Santa Cruz River eligible for "navigable" status, but a possible change in Army Corps of Engineers rules could remove that label.