Columns

During the 1930s and ’40s, Harold Bernard ‘H.B.’ Thurber purchased a total of 1,600 acres and leased over 8,000 acres in the Sonoita area. One of the best known ranchers in the area, he was often referred to as ‘Mr. Hereford.’

Even though most of them only briefly harbor water, our regions’ seemingly countless arroyos hold great value to local wildlife.

If you’re looking for some high-elevation adventure, the Crest Trail is a good choice. Here’s why.

News and notes from the March and April meetings of the Sonoita-Elgin Fire District’s board of directors.

Patagonia Public Library is well stocked with resources to help you navigate difficult end-of-life issues.

The heat of May is primetime for our region’s reptiles, which includes 32 species of lizards, 43 species of snakes and five species of turtles.

A history of Rain Valley Ranch, stretching from the 1920s to the present day.

How to get from Baldy Saddle to the summit of Mount Wrightson — and what you’ll find when you get there.

In times of strife – which seem to occur more often than not – our differences become focal points. That’s when, more than ever, it’s good to remind ourselves what we have in common.