Sierra Vista News

The 2008 Southwest Wings Birding and Nature Festival will be held at the Windemere Hotel in Sierra Vista Aug.

The National Weather Service put a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for Southwestern Cochise County on Wednesday night.

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The founder of a new talk radio show recorded in Cochise County that focuses on border and illegal immigration issues says the program is already popular among listeners and he is hopeful it will only get ...

The city's final budget was approved but could be faced with about $500,000 or more in takes from the state.

Herald/Review SIERRA VISTA - The lanes headed west on Interstate 10 at milepost 275 have been reopened after two separate collisions were cleared, Joy Craig, spokeswoman for the Arizona Department of Public ...

When the American Red Cross announced this spring it would be closing its Sierra Vista location, the organization wanted to make sure local residents knew it wasn't going to be stopping its services.

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The local Economic Development Foundation announced today that it has hired a new executive director.

In a matter of weeks, around 66,000 registered voters will have the opportunity to vote for the people of their choice to fill the three seats on the Cochise County Board of Supervisors.

Herald/Review report SIERRA VISTA - A monsoon storm on Tuesday afternoon flooded some area roads.

Commentary by Susan Tegmeyer Special to the Herald/Review For the past 11 years the Greater Sierra Vista Area Chamber of Commerce has had the honor of hosting one of Cochise County's premier events.

Though dark clouds gathered to the west threatening rain, the spirits of the Nomaden International Motorcycle Club members were anything but dampened.

It's not every day that Kathleen Pelot is treated to a bouquet of flowers. So when the 98-year-old Life Care resident was presented with a colorful floral arrangement Monday morning, she was thrilled.

Making Fry Boulevard in the West End more attractive is now a goal with a conceptual plan.

Most areas of Cochise County made it through the stormy weekend without mishap. High Knoll Road, the site of road-washout flood last year, was passable for the most part with just a few areas of slick mud.

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Commentary by Susan Tegmeyer Special to the Herald/Review The Greater Sierra Vista Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce a major new program.

The Cochise County Board of Supervisors will be looking for a few qualified volunteers to fill seats on a proposed Building Safety Advisory and Appeals Board.

Ed Tribble reports One year after deadly accident near wash, nothing has changed One way in.