By Nicholas Botz Prompt: Imagine that you’re in a job interview and your interviewer asks this question to gain more insight about you: “How has the place where you’ve grown up shaped who you are?” Answer this question in an essay. What makes Patagonia what it is makes me who I am. The landscape and the […]
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PRT Celebration 2019
The PRT hosted a celebration during ArtWalk 2019 to honor all the students who participated and those who won the essay and photo contest. The contest was a collaboration between Borderlands Restoration, the PRT and the Patagonia Creative Arts Center. The photos and winning essays will be at display at the Patagonia Public Library from […]
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Veterans Day 2019
Patagonia Public Schools and Elgin Elementary School celebrated and honored Veterans on Nov. 8, 2019. Students performed and hosted the events with pride. Senator Dalessandro at Patagonia Veterans Day Event Patagonia Veterans Day Patagonia Veterans Day Patagonia Veterans Day Patagonia Veterans Day Patagonia Veterans Day Patagonia Veterans Day Patagonia Veterans Day Elgin Veterans Day Elgin […]
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Free Writing Workshop
Press Release from Matthew Lysiak Author Matthew Lysiak will be offering a FREE writing workshop to help aspiring writers through the process of getting their ideas published. “The goal of this workshop is to help aspiring writers demystify the process of getting their work published,” said Lysiak. The six class workshop will be held every […]
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“How I Mined Mars”: a poem by Logan Phillips
Last fall I remembered to watch the night sky while walking through my desert garden. I learned north for the first time and I felt small and irresponsible for not seeing sooner. Mars spun up there for months, we passed so close that he would follow me inside & right into my poems. I was […]
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“Those Who Died”: An Acrostic by David J. Shrewsbury
Trudging forward for country Having training for the fight Over the hill guns blazing Sacrificing with blood Ending coming fast Who was this man of valor? How did he get chosen to die? Over the hill they ran into fire Death permeated the air Innocent young men remembered Every head bowed, respecting the sacrifice Duty […]
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Letters to the Editor
Improve Town Internet On October 23 the Patagonia Town Council voted unanimously for Patagonia to apply to the AZ Commerce Authority (ACA) for an Arizona Broadband Planning Grant. “Broadband” is a technical term for modern, highly capable internet service. With ACA approval Patagonia may receive up to $50,000 to pay for 12 months of planning […]
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Halloween 2019
Photo by Jennifer Myers Photo by Marynell Spicer Photo by Marynell Spicer Photo by Marynell Spicer Photo by Marynell Spicer Photo by Marynell Spicer Photo by Marynell Spicer
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Press Release: Gregory Whitcoe arrested
From the Town of Patagonia Marshal’s Office: Gregory Whitcoe On October 19th, 2019 Deputies from the Patagonia Marshal’s Office learned information about a subject who was wanted for alleged crimes in the State of Delaware. A records check revealed a subject by the name of Whitcoe, Gregory was wanted out of Delaware. On Sunday, October […]
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Halloween Play in Patagonia
PATAGONIA — The locally written and produced original play “Heidi’s Monkeys” will be staged Oct. 25-27 at the Tin Shed Theater in Patagonia. The show, which features ten local cast members, is set for 7:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday with a 2:00 p.m. matinee on Sunday. “This show is a real Halloween treat.” said author […]
