The teenage years bring rapid physical, emotional, and social change. Personal relationships, family expectations, school pressure, and social media all shape the emotional well-being of young …
A national health care advocacy organization held a press conference in Globe last month, claiming federal Medicaid cuts put Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center among five Arizona hospitals at risk …
The last weekend of April marked the 10th Angel Perez Wings of Hope Show ‘N Shine, an event that has taken place every year in Globe-Miami with a purpose to bring awareness to mental health and suicide and to encourage people to reach out if they need help.
Annual event brings families together for wellness, entertainment and community resources GLOBE, AZ — Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center invites the community to its annual Community Health …
A long-anticipated healthcare project is moving forward in the Globe-Miami community, as construction begins this week on Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center’s Highway 60 Clinic, a walk-in and …
The United States is poised to lose its measles-free status next year. If that happens, the country will enter an era in which outbreaks are common again. The United States is poised to lose its measles-free …
At the Gila Community Food Bank in Globe, phones have been ringing and the patron list is growing. “So the government shut down and everybody’s in a mess,” said volunteer …
Family nurse practitioners Susan Robertson and Ashley Bravo have a wide range of experience in the medical field and are teaming up to serve the Copper Corridor in a way they hope will best meet its needs. By Sonia Yanez A new clinic has opened its doors, bringing expanded …
Despite headlines predicting widespread service reductions and closures in rural areas, that is not what’s happening at CVRMC. In fact, the hospital is still moving forward with plans to expand its walk-in clinic and build a new medical office building on campus.
As a precautionary measure following the recent water line break near Cutter, the City of Globe has issued a Boil Water Notice for all City of Globe water customers. Public Works crews have flushed …
BoxedUp Project: Helping kids thru difficult times Presented by Milan | Distributed by Resolution Copper A creative project turns simple boxes into source of comfort for kids going through …
Almost 400k Arizonans will pay more for health insurance if Republicans don’t extend credits
Healthcare Corporation becomes one of just 33 Arizona facilities certified in pediatric emergency care—cementing its trusted role in the community.
The local Backpack Program for Homeless Teens provides food bags to teens in need, ensuring they have access to food even when school meals are unavailable. You can help by signing up for Fry’s …
It's hot. I know that goes without saying, but sometimes it feels good just to say it anyway. It's bone-meltingly hot. Summertime does have its perks, though – ice cream cones, swimming at the …
By Sarah Jane Tribble Updated June 20, 2025 Originally Published June 20, 2025 Millions of Americans who have waited decades for fast internet connections will keep waiting after the Trump …
The world is changing—faster and faster. I am of an age where I remember life without color TV, where long-distance calls were short and you had to shout, and when it made sense to carry a quarter …
The passage of the "One Big Beautiful Bill" in early July sent shockwaves through rural communities nationwide. With nearly $1 trillion in Medicaid cuts and significant changes to Medicare …
Why just visit one park when you can explore them all—again and again—for life? Arizona isn’t just an icon of the Southwest—it’s a wonderland of rugged mountains, ancient ruins, desert …
Jzsanette Cullen of Globe, Arizona, never expected her first marathon—the 2024 Mesa Marathon—to qualify her for the prestigious Boston Marathon. But on a chilly, rainy February 10, she clocked an …
By Noam N. Levey May 28, 2025 GLOBE, Ariz. — Like many residents of this copper-mining town in the mountains east of Phoenix, Debbie Cox knows plenty of people on Medicaid. Cox, who is a …
There was a time when a gardening revolution took hold across the country. During World War I and World War II, US citizens were encouraged to plant vegetable gardens in backyards, churches, city …
“Read On Express” has become a downtown Christmas tradition. On December 14, the historic depot decked the halls and people came from Globe, Miami, San Carlos, Payson and the Valley to enjoy the …
The idea of “unknown unknowns” was popularized by Donald Rumsfeld, the US Secretary of Defense prior to the Iraq War, talking about the potential that Iraq was supplying weapons of mass …
