Dana Cole

HEREFORD — The Boys & Girls Clubs of Sierra Vista (BGCSV) and Palominas School District are working collaboratively to open a Boys & Girls Club at Valley View School in Hereford.

Fifty-five years ago, a young U.S. Marine – Cpl. Michael Montijo – lost his life in Vietnam.

The public is invited to a concert hosted by St. Andrew the Apostle Parish on Sunday, organized as a tribute to Jesuit missionary Padre Kino.

By Dana Cole For the Herald/Review of 3 WHO: The Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 28 and Boys & Girls Clubs of Sierra Vista

Motorheads of all ages filled the C-A-L Ranch and Hobby Lobby parking lot on Saturday to admire an expanse of vehicles on display at the 12

TOMBSTONE — Tombstone High School celebrated an “A+ School of Excellence” recognition Friday through an award presented by the Arizona Educational Foundation.

SIERRA VISTA — The Sierra Vista Community Chorus will be at Klein Center for the Performing Arts, 7 p.m. May 11 to present the group's annual spring concert, “It's a Grand Night for Singing.”

TOMBSTONE — Tombstone High School's class of 2024 celebrated 87 graduates Thursday evening before a large crowd of cheering family, friends and faculty.

Mr. Fix It renovates amputee's bathroom, free of charge By Dana Cole Special to the Herald/Review

Earlier this year, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced it would tighten the final air quality standard for fine particulate matter (PM 2.5), from 12 micrograms (ug) per cubic meter to a more stringent 9 ug, a level which could impose up to $900 million in compliance costs on the wood products sector. This could otherwise be addressed by forest management and an accompanying reduction in wildfires, which are the source of 43 percent of PM emissions. As a point of reference, the European Union standard is 25 ug, more than twice as high as permitted concentrations in the U.S. Lowering the standard would place 589 counties in non-attainment and hundreds more on the cusp of non-attainment.