No one ever wants to lose a game, but there are bad losses and then there are what can be called a good loss.
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The Bulldogs didn't put up a fight but it took two quarters before the Red Wolves got their head into the game.
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October is the recommended time to plant trees and shrubs. Although the air is cooler, the soil remains warm enough to encourage new root growth. Planting a tree requires more than preparing a hole and dropping the plant into it.
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No one ever wants to lose a game, but there are bad losses and then there are what can be called a good loss.
The Bulldogs didn't put up a fight but it took two quarters before the Red Wolves got their head into the game.
Coming home after a four-game road trip left the Mustangs hungry for a chance to shine in front of the home crowd. Pusch Ridge wasn't having any of it.
The 12th-ranked Safford Bulldogs played lights-out football on homecoming night, getting the best of the visiting Sahuarita Mustangs, 31-0.
Vice President Mike Pence visited Caterpillar's Tinaja Hills facility west of Green Valley on Oct. 3, 2019, to tout the United States-Mexico-C…
Walden Grove High School graduated 253 students on May 23, 2019.
Sahuarita High School graduated 211 seniors May 22, 2019, at Burton Tingle football field.
More than 100 bicyclists participated in the 14th Annual Santa Cruz Valley Area Ride of Silence May 15. The silent procession honors cyclists …
Supporters say a bill headed to Gov. Doug Ducey's desk requiring adult changing stations in new or renovated state buildings is a big first step, but will have little immediate impact for those who need them now.
More than a month after the Rosemont Mine received its final permit to being operations, the Pima County Board of Supervisors passed a resolution opposing the project on a 3-2 vote.
After an up and down ballot count that initially had Propositions 469 and 470 in the lead on Election Night, only to have those numbers swing …