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Posted inLocal News
State Revokes Grazing Permit Along Sonoita Creek
Concerned citizens have complained about ecological degradation by the cattle for years. The situation drew more attention last December when a hiker on a popular birding trail was injured by a cow.
Posted inLocal News
Patagonia Receives $2.1 Million Grant for High-Speed Internet
“The potential is there to provide internet service to every home in Patagonia,” said Town manager Ron Robinson.
Posted inSchool News
PUHS Class of 2022
Front row: Jordi Peterson, Madison Vines, Dahana Hernandez Hermosillo, Tavania Padilla, Savannah Woods, Sydney McKayBack row: Jesus Guzman,Sergio Carranza, Nazario Herrera Jr, Ben Luke Anderson, Michael Kennedy, Nick Mentone, Braxton […]
Posted inLocal News
Library Director Selected
Patagonia Library interim director Kayla Miller will become the new Library Director upon completion of her certification as a library practitioner.
Posted inCommunity
A Growing Business in Patagonia Takes Root
Mary and Kevin McKay have opened Patagonia Plants, a new nursery for local gardeners.
Posted inSchool News
2022 PUHS Salutatorian
Madison Vines is a self-assured, outgoing young woman who is working towards becoming a traveling nurse.
Posted inSchool News
2022 PUHS Valedictorian
Thomas Botz is a soft-spoken man of few words, but he is very clear about his passion for learning and his gratitude to his PUHS teachers.
Posted inLocal News
Local Water Company Customers Facing New Charges, Uncertain Future
The water crisis that Sonoita Valley Water Company customers are facing is serious. “It doesn’t get any more dramatic than turning on your tap and nothing comes out,” says one activist.
Posted inOpinion
County Decision Process Leaves More Questions Than Answers
Citizen engagement should never be an afterthought or merely a ‘check-the-box’ under open meeting laws.