Graham Krewinghaus is the Editor-in-Chief at The Georgetown Voice. He focuses on themes such as education, agriculture, and the arts, with a particular interest in arts education and ranching. Graham's work has been featured in several publications, including Cape Cod Times, D.C. Witness, Valley News, and VTDigger.
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Graham Krewinghaus is the Nogales International's education reporter. His work is sponsored by grant funding from the Arizona Local News Foundation’s Arizona Community Collaborative Fund and Report for America. Contact
By: Graham Krewinghaus
A ballot initiative aimed at putting restraints on ESAs — universal school vouchers — looks to be headed for the November ballot. Here's what it would do, and who opponents
By: Graham Krewinghaus
The County Recorder's Office is aware of several dozen instances in which voters haven't received the primary ballots they requested in the mail, Recorder Anita Moreno said Thursday.
By: Graham Krewinghaus Nogales
After the Auditor General's Office set its sights on current and former county employees in the latest of several embezzlement-related lawsuits, the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors authorized its lawyers to defend those employees — on the county's dime.
Maya Donnelly held a lead in initial results for the Democratic primary for County School Superintendent.
Incumbent Maya Donnelly won the Democratic primary for County School Superintendent, according to the latest county results.
By: Graham Krewinghaus
David Ruiz pulls ahead early in Nogales' mayoral race with 640 votes, according to preliminary results from Santa Cruz County officials published Tuesday night.
By: Graham Krewinghaus
O.J. Favela spent four years as a player for the Nogales Apaches and 22 as head coach. He's finding it tough to say goodbye.
Mexicayotl Academy of Excellence welcomed students back into the classroom Monday, Aug. 3. Principal Ana Laura Prado and Assistant Superintendent Marylyn Valencia were joined by County School Superintendent Maya Donnelly
