Recent arrival ‘Farmer Richard’ Gambino is meeting the demand for organic, locally grown vegetables in Patagonia.
Mary Tolena
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Monarch Butterflies Get Their Start at Patagonia Library
A Monarch butterfly emerged from its chrysalis last Friday, much to the excitement of onlookers.
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Sonoita Creek Preserve Manager Wins Award
Aaron Mrotek has been chosen for The Nature Conservancy’s 2025 Trailblazer Conservation Achievement Award, earning the top honor from among approximately 7,000 employees worldwide.
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Tucson Bird Alliance Preps $2.3 Million Program to Reduce Patagonia Fire Risk
The program’s acting coordinator is eager to talk to landowners who are interested in participating in fuel reduction efforts.
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Business Is Booming for NexOps’ Team of Skilled Outdoor Tradesmen
Brush clearing, detailed masonry work, fencing, installing patios and walkways, restoring old walls: Sonoita-based Brett Wagner’s team is busy doing it all.
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Young Couple Opens Two New Businesses in Patagonia
The Quail Covey, a new Patagonia cafe and gathering spot, is the second business launched by
the Luna family this year.
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Running With the Big DogsÂ
Renowned author Phil Caputo
shared reflections at a recent Patagonia Library talk.
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Good Neighbor Award Winner: Linda Shore
Here are a few of the many ways Linda has made our community a better place.
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New Youth Cycling Program Gathers Speed
Over the last year, local cycling enthusiasts have joined with the Patagonia Youth Enrichment Center to offer free bikes, training and group rides to young Patagonians. Now they’re looking to expand into programs for public schools.
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Metal Sculptor Finds Freedom in the Flow
At the old P.I.G.S. gas station in Patagonia, behind the red Tamales y Tacos Elisa food truck and festive seating area, new art takes form at Dan McCabe’s metalworking studio.