Tombstone’s mayor would love to move the town Marshal’s Office from its home of nearly a century, a move the marshal himself opposes. The move hinges on the town receiving a federal grant based on the residents average household income. If at least 51 percent of the town’s residents fall below a certain income…
The city of Tombstone will soon be the home of a new horse therapy program that caters to people seeking to improve their lives through animals. “It’s almost a spiritual experience to watch somebody work with a horse,” said Dr. Lilla DeLuca, who owns the Rocking R. Equine Assisted Learning Center, “Everything they do is…
Gov. Jan Brewer on Feb. 26 vetoed the controversial Senate Bill 1062, which would have allowed business owners to refuse service to homosexuals and others based on religious grounds. While the bill was vetoed, its support and passing in both houses of the state Legislature has long-term consequences in the state, business leaders said. Gay-rights…
The public is invited to the Latino Literacy Roundtable at the UA on Friday March 14. The Roundtable is part of the School of Information Resources and Library Science (SIRLS) and was founded by Patricia Montiel-Overall, associate professor in SIRLS, in 2012. “The idea (is that) we must focus on Latinos and literacy is a…
PHOENIX — On Tuesday, a bill that would make it legal for the Department of Health Services to do spot-checks on abortion clinics was passed in the House. Cathi Herrod of the Center for Arizona Policy, who lobbied for the bill and has played a large role in pushing conservative bills through the House and…
