The federal government, environmental advocacy groups, and protesters are fighting the State of Arizona’s project in the courts and on the ground.
Lynn Davison
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New Park Celebrated
Patagonia residents and members the late Doc Mock’s family gathered Nov. 12 to formally dedicate a new park in his memory.
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South32Â Responds to Group’s Questions
Representatives of South32, and its subsidiary Arizona Mining Inc (AMI), responded to a list of 32 questions submitted by a group of 15 residents, including this reporter, concerning the proposed construction of a road on land that the mining company is donating to Santa Cruz County. The Cross Creek Connector (CCC) is touted by South32 […]
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Nature-Based Economic Study Released
New study suggests strong opportunities for growth in renewable energy, nature-based tourism, and wineries/wine tourism.
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Trail Sign Project Completed
Ten interpretive signs on the Smith Canyon Loop Trail will make the Borderlands Wildlife Preserve more welcoming and educational for visitors.
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Patagonia Lumber Company Offers Beer, Wine and Coffee
The Patagonia Lumber Company bar features two outside spaces and a small indoor area for relaxing with a drink. Photo by Lynn Davison On October 29, Zander Ault and Heidi Rentz opened the doors of the Patagonia Lumber Company, a beer, wine, and coffee bar. The idea was hatched when Ted Piper, owner of the […]
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New Film by Local Filmmaker Opens on Both Sides of the Line
Patagonia native Link Selby’s short feature film “Pueblo Magico” debuted at events in Nogales, Arizona and Nogales, Sonora on the same night.
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Visitor Center Reopens, Plans to Move
The VC’s new location—a vintage Southern Pacific caboose—is scheduled to arrive in the near future.
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The History of the Fall Festival
Crowds visit booths at the 2019 Fall Festival. The Patagonia Fall Festival has morphed over time due to leadership changes and, well, just because it’s Patagonia. The Festival’s roots began in 1981 with a show of local art at Cady Hall. The next year Annie Mihalik, with help from Martha Kelly, organized a local arts […]
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Meet the PRT Writers
Introducing the writers who regularly contribute articles and columns to the Patagonia Regional Times. Look for more profiles in upcoming issues. Kat Crockett My wanderlust began in Hawaii, the second of five children. Dad was a career Naval Officer and mom a nurse who graduated from Patagonia High School in 1948 after grandpa moved there […]