Toni Leo’s love of horses has landed her in the Canelo Hills as caretaker of over 40 horses, donkeys, a couple of mules, geese, cats and a rather elderly goat.
Pat McNamara
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TerraSol: A Place for Campers to Rest and Recover
Mary Tolena, a Seattle native and former corporate executive, is the owner-operator of a new campground on Harshaw Road.
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Out of the Ashes, a New Local Bar
The recently opened Ranch House Tavern in Sonoita is a gathering place for local ranchers, cowboys and travelers in the tradition of Cunningham’s Ranch House Bar and Restaurant, which occupied the same site until its destruction by arson in 2017.
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Portraits in Recycled Wood
Kasia Palermo’s journey from London fashion model to Sonoita artist.
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Wild Heart Retreats Help Women Take the Reins
Dawn Lewis of Patagonia’s historic Double Staple Ranch has created a new four-day retreat program to help horsewomen work towards self-growth.
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Artist Launches New Gallery
In past lives Kat Cudney was a singer, barmaid and stuntwoman. Now she’s an award-winning artist who’s landed on her feet in a popular new studio/gallery space in Patagonia.
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Brothers Partner With Goats to Prevent Fires
Michael and Dan McGuire’s new business uses goats and sheep to clear fuel loads from landscapes.
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Two Longtime Educators Retire From Elgin SchoolÂ
Tami Cubillas and Angela Brown, two teachers who have made a difference in the lives of their students over the years, are leaving Elgin School.
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Racing Returns to Sonoita
The community welcomed back this yearly celebration of fast horses, fancy hats, mint juleps, and live streaming of the Kentucky Derby.
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Elgin’s Grumpy Goat Ranch Sells Products at Local Markets and Wineries
Meet Gail and Richard Jauck and their thriving herd of San Clemente Island goats.