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09/18/2026

With a small roster filled largely with newcomers, Cochise College opens its 2026-27 rodeo season Saturday at the Greenlee County Fair in Duncan before returning home for its annual rodeo at the Cochise County Fair in Douglas next weekend.

Cochise College opens its 2026-27 rodeo season Saturday at the Greenlee County Fair in Duncan with a young roster before hosting its home rodeo Sept. 25-26 at the Cochise County Fair in Douglas.

09/18/2026

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09/18/2026

Records show Chanel Fitch-Kirkpatrick was the only person targeted by the AG for her 2023 Vanquish Air plan.

09/18/2026

Happy Friday, Cochise County!

09/17/2026

Thatcher’s boys and Pima’s girls captured team championships Wednesday at the Willcox Cross Country Invitational, where runners from 13 varsity teams competed before an incoming storm, flash flooding and deteriorating conditions forced officials to …

Thatcher won the boys title and Pima captured the girls championship at the Willcox Cross Country Invitational before an incoming storm and flash flooding forced officials to stop the open races.

09/17/2026

Cochise County supervisors are drafting a “Second Amendment County” resolution — and Vice Chairman Tom Crosby wants to know whether the county can go further by dropping its 1-cent sales tax on fi***rm purchases.

09/17/2026

SIERRA VISTA — When the work never ends and the mission is too important to set aside, nonprofit leaders can find themselves buried beneath what keynote speaker Alison Smith describes as a “47-mile-long” to-do list.

SIERRA VISTA — When the work never ends and the mission is too important to set aside, nonprofit leaders can find themselves buried beneath what keynote speaker Alison Smith describes

09/17/2026

Ozomatli Concert at Historic Warren Ballpark in Bisbee

Come out and support the Bisbee Coalition For The Homeless on Saturday November 7th for an afternoon and evening of live entertainment, community support, food, shopping, and celebration at one of Bisbee’s most historic public gathering places.

Known for their high-energy performances and distinctive fusion of Latin music, hip-hop, funk, rock, jazz, and global influences, the Grammy Award-winning band Ozomatli will headline the event!

TICKETS NOW AT Purplepass: www.purplepass.com/events/384502-ozomatli-concert-benefitting-bisbee-coalition-for-the-homeless-nov-7th-2026

WHEN: Saturday, Nov 7th 2026, 12:00pm
Doors open at 11:00am
LOCATION:
Historic Warren Ballpark
99 S. Arizona Street
Bisbee, AZ 85603

Opening the concert will be FLG – a Tribute to Santana, performing music inspired by the legendary Latin rock sound of Carlos Santana.

The concert will take place at the Historic Warren Ballpark, located in Bisbee’s Warren District. For generations, the ballpark has served as a centerpiece for recreation, entertainment, and community gatherings. Over the years, the venue has welcomed an impressive variety of musical performers, including Los Lobos, Sonido de México, Las Azaleas, Los Changuitos Feos, Mariachi Nueva Azteca, Mariachi Aztlán de Pueblo High School, and Grupo Bella, among many others.

In addition to the music, concertgoers can enjoy festival-style seating, a variety of food, drinks, and b**r, and a sampling of vendors. The event promises to be a vibrant celebration of music and community while raising awareness and support for the important work of the Bisbee Coalition for the Homeless.

More than just a concert, this special event will bring residents and visitors together in the spirit of music, culture, and community—while supporting our neighbors who need it most.

Get your tickets today and enjoy yourself while supporting a great cause and our community!

09/17/2026

After months of debate, public appeals and warnings about funding and law-enforcement partnerships, Bisbee’s proposed restrictions on unauthorized civil immigration operations on city property ended without a vote.

09/17/2026