Green Valley News & Sun

09/29/2025

For local plant enthusiasts and experts, October is recommended as one of the best months for planting — and local gardening organizations and nurseries are gearing up for prime planting season.

For local plant enthusiasts and experts, October is recommended as one of the best months for planting — and local gardening organizations and nurseries are gearing up for prime planting

09/28/2025

09/28/2025

The Sahuarita Mustangs dropped to 1-4 on the season Friday after losing to Mica Mountain, 31-0.

09/28/2025

Historic Canoa Ranch was the site of the 2025 Hunger Walk to benefit Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona on Sept. 27.

Historic Canoa Ranch was the site of the 2025 Hunger Walk to benefit Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona on Sept. 27. Dozens of people showed up to walk around

09/27/2025

The Sahuarita High School girls golf team is on track to make its first-ever postseason appearance as senior leadership and growing interest in the sport drives them forward.

09/27/2025

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09/27/2025

The Town of Sahuarita is eyeing its first incentive program to attract industries, making it more competitive with nearby municipalities.

09/27/2025

A former Town of Sahuarita employee accused of accepting kickbacks from a local business owner and stealing from the town was arraigned in Pima County Superior Court on Thursday on eight felony charges.

A former Town of Sahuarita employee accused of accepting kickbacks from a local business owner and stealing from the town was arraigned in Pima County Superior Court on Thursday on

09/27/2025

A month after a car drove into a wall at Popeyes Chicken in Sahuarita, the restaurant remains closed.

09/27/2025

“Dave Barry Hits Below the Beltway”

09/26/2025

Pima County's top doctor sees growing concern that federal health messaging is not only creating confusion but can also erode trust as health care professionals and the public navigate a changing landscape.

Pima County's top doctor sees growing concern that federal health messaging is not only creating confusion but can also erode trust as health care professionals and the public navigate a