GLOBE- Centennial Swing, a Jazz Band within the Globe Miami Centennial Band group, will present their annual fund-raiser on Friday, March 22, at the Cobre Valley Center for the Arts in beautiful downtown Historic Globe. Guest ContributorGuest Contributors include press releases, guest authors, and columnists who contribute less than 4 …
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Superior hosts ‘Hashbrowns, History & Hiking’ monthly event
SUPERIOR- Discover local history, a hike and hearty breakfast with these monthly events hosted by the Legends of Superior Trails. The fee is $20 and includes a hearty breakfast, a presentation on local history and a guided hike. The events will be held on the Second Friday of each month. …
Read More »How Apaches Became Formidable Warriors
Thoughts of the wilder part of the West typically conjure Apaches as the most formidable warriors in the region. The nineteenth century Apache are attributed with a fighting style and tactics so effective that they resisted enemy aggression and remained free longer than any other American tribe. Yet, in some …
Read More »Residents encouraged to contact Congressman O’Halleran to resolve TCRSD flaws.
By: Fred Barcon I receive a lot of calls and messages from concerned residents regarding the TCRSD project. A lot of people have picked up on the severity of the mistakes made by the TCRSD board, and USDA, and would like to elevate this matter to the attention of the …
Read More »Barcon lays out his case against current TCRSD plan calling it ‘nonsensical.’
Submitted by Fred Barcon A lot of people have been asking me how I’m involved with the TCRSD project, what expertise I have to critique the project, and if I am for or against the project. The Tri-City area has wastewater issues, that is a fact. Those issues need to …
Read More »Give the gift of time this holiday season
(Globe, Ariz.—Dec. 3, 2018) Most holiday celebrations center around being with family and friends but for children in the foster care system it can be a harsh reminder of what is missing. There are nearly 14,000 children in Arizona spending the holidays away from their parents and often their siblings …
Read More »Sanitary District schedules meetings to answer questions
Tri-City Regional Sanitary District (“TRSD”) has scheduled two more Community Outreach Meetings to be held on Wednesday December 5, 2018. These meetings are designed to answer questions which residents have based upon recent notices published in the Arizona Silver Belt and posted along the proposed routes of the wastewater collection …
Read More »Statewide education candidate,Kathy Hoffman advocates for rural schools
By Kathy Hoffman As a teacher and a candidate, I’ve visited rural schools around the state. From those travels, I’ve noticed one common theme around the state: our rural schools do not have a strong advocate at the Department of Education. From empty promises to policies not designed to support …
Read More »Why We Support Linda Gross for State House
Dear Editor, My husband and I urge citizens in AZ Legislative District 8 to vote for Linda Gross to serve as our State House Representative. We are former AZ Public School Educators, and have been Small Business Owners for the past 15 years in Globe, AZ. We have come to …
Read More »Toys for Tots ensures local children have Christmas gifts
Spread the Christmas spirit by donating locally Toys for Tots ensures local children have Christmas gifts That is why Aimee Staten, director of Cobre Valley Youth Club, has taken over as coordinator of Toys for Tots for Gila County this year. The program has provided gifts for children at the …
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