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By PRT Staff The Patagonia Regional Times is aware that in this unprecedented environment our readers are looking for up-to-date and reliable information regarding the coronavirus pandemic. As part of our commitment to bring you relevant and important local news you need, the PRT will update this page weekly on Fridays as we receive new […]
January 6, 2022 By Contributing Writers Each year, the PRT honors members of our communities who have made a difference in our lives. The individuals featured here stood out for their commitment and their tireless efforts during these difficult times. But so many people have stepped up to help their neighbors this year, and it […]
January 6, 2022 By Sarah Klingenstein Locals and visitors who enjoyed the quilts on display at Cady Hall during November’s Art Walk may not have realized that this exhibit was a long time coming. The finished quilts, pieced together using artwork by local students, were the final step in the project ‘Leaving Home: The Art […]
January 6, 2022 By Kat Crockett Every ten years, following the census, states across the country redraw their boundaries of congressional (CD) and state legislative districts (LD). Redrawing district lines impacts who you can vote for, where you can vote, may influence who wins elections, and ultimately who will make the laws and what laws […]
January 6, 2022 By Marion Vendituoli Rory and Leisha George woke up to a horrific sight on Dec. 4 when they discovered that three of their goats had been killed the previous night. The Georges, who live near Papago Springs Rd. in Sonoita, have kept dairy goats, which Leisha milks and uses to make cheese, […]
January 6, 2022 By Dottie Farrar When 8-year-old Dáyami released a red balloon with her Christmas wish list tied to it in Nogales, Sonora and watched it rise toward the North Pole in 2018, she set off a series of events that would connect two families across the Border and inspire a major toy company to […]
December 2, 2021 By Robert Gay After a year off for Covid, the Spirit World 100 (SW100) event returned to Patagonia on the first weekend in November, and the weather cooperated superbly. Race day, Saturday, was bracketed by warm-up and cool-down rides on Friday and Sunday, offering visitors a look at still more of the […]
December 2, 2021 By Pat McNamara “Christmas presents will be in short supply!” “Be sure and shop early since there will be few items to choose from for your loved ones!” “Christmas will be a lot different this year because of the delay in goods being held offshore due to Covid, tariffs, the politicians, etc. […]
December 2, 2021 By Kat Crockett At a Special Elgin School Board meeting held on Nov. 17, 2021, Sonoita School District Superintendent Mary Faley, along with the school’s Information Technology Specialist, Leonard Sadorf, and several state and business representatives, provided an overview for the public and the Board on the school’s Fiber Project, and Final […]
December 2, 2021 By Sarah Klingenstein The Patagonia Public Schools have experienced an increase in COVID19 cases this fall, as would be expected with the increased exposure of in-person learning this fall. “We’ve come close to having to go back to distance learning, but we have avoided it by using a ‘pool testing’ system with […]
