Back in July, one of our own, a small town kid from Miami, made Junior Olympic history. In late July, more than 7,000 young athletes and families congregated at Savannah State University’s Ted Wright Stadium in Georgia for one of the most prestigious competitions in Track and Field. Amidst the …
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Globe, AZ — As the new school year kicks off, more than 40 teachers in the Globe-Miami area are starting strong with fully stocked classrooms, thanks to the Kismet Foundation’s Kismet Klassroom initiative. Through Amazon Wishlists and direct reimbursements, the nonprofit provided $3,616 in supplies to local educators—helping ease the …
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On August 6, 2025, News Media Corporation—the parent company of the Arizona Silver Belt and Copper Country News—shut down all operations without warning. Employees were told the company was closing permanently, effective immediately, and the doors were locked the same day. It was a sudden and ignominious end for a …
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Imagine the world’s worst deli worker. Maybe they dip a finger deep into a sandwich spread to give it a taste, or run a hand clear from their chin up to their nose before chopping the vegetables… barehanded. An actor acts out these offenses on stage at Globe’s Center for …
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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 reimbursement now law, rural hospitals like Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center (CVRMC) are bracing for a new era of financial uncertainty. …
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FamilySearch International, the genealogical arm of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS), is dedicated to helping people preserve their family history. LDS supports 6580 FamilySearch centers worldwide and a database with over 19 billion searchable names. “It’s valuable to know who you are and where you came …
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Miami High School’s FFA program has grown and progressed significantly since Miami Jr./Sr. High School’s agriculture instructor and Future Farmers of America (FFA) Jimmy Crosby’s arrival at the beginning of the 2023 school year. Since then, Crosby and his students have built two greenhouses, sheds to store tools and feed, …
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It has been nearly two years since Gila Community College leadership announced its intent to separate from Eastern Arizona College to the harsh criticism of its constituents, but in January the slings and arrows were deflected when the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) approved pre-accreditation/candidacy for the …
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For years, the Pinal Mountain trail system has been known in the mountain biking community as a well-kept secret and a must-ride experience within Arizona, offering a 3,000-foot change in both elevation and scenery, from ponderosa pines and aspens to desert scrub. The secret has often been passed through word-of-mouth, …
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by Dr. Richard Ramos Teaching and learning are evolving in the Miami Unified School District (MUSD) No. 40. Establishing a partnership with the National Institute for Excellence in Teaching (NIET), MUSD implements a structure supporting teacher effectiveness. Leveraging the experience of its own teachers serves as the catalyst in this …
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