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By Zachary Grover/Cronkite News TEMPE – It’s easy for coaches and players to talk about culture from the inside of a program. That talk gains credibility when the same view exists …
ASU women’s tennis looks to make history as NCAA Tournament begins Read More
Have you ever seen two outdoor kitchens in the same price range… and one looked amazing while the other one looked like a fire sale? That’s not bad luck. That’s …
What Sets Apart a Quality Outdoor Cooking Build From an Average One Read More
Effective performance of tethered unmanned systems in environments saturated with electronic warfare demands careful attention to the communication link. Radio-based controls often fail under intense jamming, making a reliable physical …
Choosing the Right Fiber Optic Cable for Drone Operations in EW Zones Read More
Safford heads to Tucson, Pima to Yuma By Raymundo Frasquillo GRAHAM COUNTY – Three Section I teams are in the state tourney first round on Tuesday, April 28. The No. …
Thatcher girls host Anthem Prep on Tuesday Read More
By Jon Johnson jonjohnsonnews@gmail.com PIMA — The Town of Pima has reached a major milestone with the completion of key construction on its long-awaited World War II Memorial at the …
Pima completes landscaping on WWII Memorial honoring the ‘Pima 27’ Read More
Staff Reports GLENDALE – Two iconic figures from Arizona’s Gila Valley — Don Conrad of Thatcher High School and Larry “Digger” O’Dell of Pima High School — were among five …
Gila Valley coaching legends Don Conrad and Digger O’Dell inducted into the Arizona High School Athletic Coaches Hall of Fame Read More
Chronic sinus pressure can significantly diminish an individual’s overall well-being. It destroys sleep, drains energy, and makes even simple tasks feel exhausting. Millions of adults deal with chronic sinusitis every …
Why Chronic Sinusitis Needs Targeted Treatment Read More
Children experience the world through their senses every single moment. Sounds, textures, bright lights, and sudden movements all send rapid signals to the brain for processing. Most kids filter these …
Why Occupational Therapy Supports Sensory Regulation Read More
By Eric Matsumoto/Cronkite News During World War II, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, which sent 120,000 people of Japanese descent into internment camps across the country. While their …
Eighty years later: How Japanese American internment baseball is remembered today Read More
Contributed Article/Courtesy City of Safford SAFFORD – The City of Safford will conduct street-sealing operations along 8th Street from Highway 191 to 14th Avenue on Wednesday, April 29. Crews are …
Safford street sealing notice: 8th Street Read More