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48 PPEP Tec students receive their graduation diplomas
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 25/05/2022 à 7:30
DOUGLAS − Forty-eight seniors from the PPEP Tec Raul H. Castro Learning Center received their graduation diplomas at their commencement ceremony May 19 at the Cochise College Douglas Campus.
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Valley Union High School graduates 24
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 25/05/2022 à 7:30
ELFRIDA — Valley Union’s senior class of 2022 held graduation ceremonies Friday, May 20.
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Michel, Lugo top students at Douglas High School
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 25/05/2022 à 7:30
DOUGLAS — Seniors Sophia Michel and Paulina Lugo have been selected this year’s Douglas High School valedictorian and salutatorian.
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CBP agent accused of raping teen tried to flee from police, report shows
par By Lyda Longa lyda.longa@myheraldreview.com le 23/05/2022 à 8:30
DOUGLAS — Federal officials and Douglas Police investigators are asking the public for help in finding anyone who may have been sexually abused by a former U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent accused of raping a 15-year-old girl from Agua…
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DPD hosts shredding, prescription drop-off event
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com. le 20/05/2022 à 8:00
DOUGLAS − Douglas residents had the opportunity to take advantage of the Douglas Police Department’s shred-a-thon and prescription drug take-back event on Saturday, May 7, in the parking lot of the Douglas Visitors Center.
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Douglas residents donate almost a ton of food
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 19/05/2022 à 7:30
DOUGLAS − Once again Douglas residents stepped up when asked, donating just less than a ton and a half of food during Saturday’s Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive sponsored by the United States Postal Service.
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Douglas holds birthday bash
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 18/05/2022 à 7:30
DOUGLAS — Douglas celebrated its 117th birthday last weekend with Douglas Days, a fun-filled and festive two-day party at the 10th Street Park.
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Woman pleads guilty to negligent homicide in 2019 crash
par By Lyda Longa lyda.longa@myheraldreview.com le 16/05/2022 à 8:30
SIERRA VISTA — A woman accused of causing the death of another motorist after she made a U-turn on State Route 80 more than two years ago pleaded guilty to negligent homicide on Monday.
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Gallery hosting reception Saturday for Resilient Health Art Awakenings
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 13/05/2022 à 9:30
DOUGLAS — As Douglas celebrates “Douglas Days” this Saturday, the community is being invited to stop by the Douglas Art Gallery on 10th Street — where clients with Resilient Health Art Awakenings are displaying some of their artwork.
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DUSD honors Diamond Scholars
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 12/05/2022 à 7:30
DOUGLAS — There were smiles, hugs and even a few tears shed Monday, May 2, by parents as the Douglas Unified School District honored its Diamond Scholars.
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Douglas property tax rate coming before council at meeting
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 11/05/2022 à 9:00
DOUGLAS — The second reading of an ordinance levying the assessed valuation of property within the city is on the agenda for the Douglas City Council at its regular monthly council meeting 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 11, in the City…
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Struggling to breathe, BP agent asked partner to hold him after shooting
par By Lyda Longa lyda.longa@myheraldreview.com le 11/05/2022 à 8:00
Moments after a Border Patrol agent shot an undocumented migrant to death on a February night, he called out to his partner and asked him to hold him because he was struggling to breathe and stand, a Cochise County Sheriff’s…
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Harbor Freight to open store in Douglas, creating 25-30 new jobs
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 11/05/2022 à 7:30
DOUGLAS — A new store, known nationwide for having quality tools at the lowest prices, has announced that it will be opening a store in Douglas.
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Federal agent accused of sexually assaulting girl is indicted
par By Lyda Longa lyda.longa@myheraldreview.com le 09/05/2022 à 9:00
SIERRA VISTA — A federal agent accused of raping a 15-year-old girl who investigators said he lured into his car, then restrained, has been indicted on 18 counts of sexually-related offenses and kidnapping.
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BP agent justified in migrant shooting death, Cochise County attorney says
par By Lyda Longa lyda.longa@myheraldreview.com le 09/05/2022 à 2:28
SIERRA VISTA — A Border Patrol agent who shot an undocumented migrant to death in February in a treacherous, remote stretch of mountains near Douglas has been cleared by the Cochise County Attorney’s Office.
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Investigation of migrant killed by BP agent still not released
par By Lyda Longa lyda.longa@myheraldreview.com le 08/05/2022 à 9:30
SIERRA VISTA — The death of an undocumented migrant from Mexico at the hands of a Border Patrol agent near Douglas occurred almost three months ago, but still no determination has been made by county officials on whether the shooting…
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DHS holds outdoor prom
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 06/05/2022 à 7:30
DOUGLAS — As the school year comes to a close and with final exams just ahead, it was one last chance to relax and celebrate as Douglas High School held its annual Junior-Senior Prom outdoors Saturday.
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Douglas celebrates ‘Dia de los Niños’
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 05/05/2022 à 7:30
DOUGLAS — An estimated 200 people showed up Saturday as Douglas celebrated “Dia de los Niños” (Children’s Day) at Airport Park.
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Proposed city charter revisions coming before Douglas voters
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 04/05/2022 à 9:00
DOUGLAS — City of Douglas voters are being asked to consider changes to the city charter that deal with operational efficiencies, taxpayer savings and housekeeping items.
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Stevenson Elementary student places second in national essay competition
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 04/05/2022 à 7:30
DOUGLAS — Aaliyah Montes, a first-grade student at Stevenson Elementary, learned that an essay she had written placed second in the kindergarten through second grade category of the Be Kind’s 2022 Make a Difference Essay Contest.
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Photography exhibit at Studio 917 Gallery starts May 6
par Herald/Review Media le 03/05/2022 à 9:30
DOUGLAS — If you are a lover of state and county fairs, Studio 917 Gallery is hosting a an exhibit featuring a series of photographs of fairs in Minnesota by Debra Fisher Goldstein of Minneapolis this weekend. Minnesota does fairs…
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2022 Miss Douglas Days court selected
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 29/04/2022 à 7:30
DOUGLAS — Samantha Amaya, an 18-year-old freshman at Cochise College, was crowned Miss Douglas Days 2022-23 at the Miss Douglas Days pageant Saturday at Ray Borane Middle School.
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Federal agent kidnapped, assaulted girl, 15, police say
par By Lyda Longa lyda.longa@myheraldreview.com le 28/04/2022 à 12:16
DOUGLAS — A 27-year-old federal agent has been arrested and charged with sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl, investigators said.
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Estimated 5,000 attend Douglas horse races
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 27/04/2022 à 7:30
DOUGLAS — Horse racing returned to the Cochise County Fairgrounds last weekend following a three-year hiatus.
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Douglas City Council approves property tax
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 21/04/2022 à 9:00
DOUGLAS — Every fiscal year the city of Douglas is required to adopt its annual property tax levy and submit certification of the levy to the Cochise County Board of Supervisors no later than the third Monday in August.
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Horse racing returns to fairgrounds this weekend
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 21/04/2022 à 7:30
DOUGLAS — Horse racing is returning to the Cochise County Fairgrounds in Douglas this weekend.
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Douglas City Council agrees to amend zoning codes
par Staff le 20/04/2022 à 11:00
DOUGLAS — The Douglas City Council unanimously agreed to change the city’s zoning code in an effort to attract more businesses to the downtown area.
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Gallery to host reception for local artist Wednesday
par Staff le 20/04/2022 à 10:30
DOUGLAS − The Douglas Art Gallery on 10th Street will be hosting a gallery reception for local ceramic artist Robert Hayostek, this month’s April artist, on Wednesday, April 20, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Douglas Easter egg hunt attracts a crowd
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 20/04/2022 à 7:30
DOUGLAS — An estimated 250 boys and girls of all ages showed up Easter morning to take part in the community Easter egg hunt.
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Young load car driver gets 30 days in juvenile detention
par By Lyda Longa lyda.longa@myheraldreview.com le 18/04/2022 à 7:05
SIERRA VISTA — On Monday morning, a 14-year-old Douglas boy became the first load car driver sentenced in Cochise County Superior Court.
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Douglas youth invited to Easter egg hunt Sunday
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 15/04/2022 à 9:15
DOUGLAS — Local youth are being invited to attend an Easter egg hunt Sunday morning.
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'Crisis on top of a crisis': Kelly says Biden has no plan for border after dumping Title 42
par By Lyda Longa lyda.longa@myheraldreview.com le 15/04/2022 à 9:00
DOUGLAS — Visiting the U.S.-Mexico border in Cochise County this week, Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly came away with a grim outlook, saying the impending lifting of Title 42 would create a humanitarian crisis that would endanger migrants and those who…
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DFD completes latest step in crusade to end occupational cancer
le 15/04/2022 à 8:15
DOUGLAS — With the receipt of 27 new sets of firefighting gear, called turnouts, the Douglas Fire Department has completed its latest step in reducing, and hopefully someday eliminating, the chance of occupational cancer for its firefighters.
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Douglas' House of Hope receives Easter basket donations
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 14/04/2022 à 10:00
DOUGLAS — Thanks to the generosity of the community, children staying at the House of Hope are going to have a special Easter.
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Woman shot man in the head after a drug-infused night in Douglas motel room, report shows
par By Lyda Longa lyda.longa@myheraldreview.com le 13/04/2022 à 11:30
SIERRA VISTA — A woman accused of first degree murder for shooting a male friend in the head told investigators that the victim was “coming at me,” a probable cause report shows.
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Defense seeks plea deal in fatal child abuse case
par By Lyda Longa lyda.longa@myheraldreview.com le 13/04/2022 à 9:00
SIERRA VISTA — The defense attorney representing a woman charged with child abuse who fled to Mexico after her boyfriend killed her 2-year-old son said he will request a settlement conference in his client’s case.
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Douglas council adjusts zoning regulations in bid to attract new businesses
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 13/04/2022 à 9:00
DOUGLAS — The Douglas City Council is in the process of passing an ordinance that will amend several sections to Article 5 of the city of Douglas Zoning Regulations.
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Douglas City Council to approve more ordinances, resolutions
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 13/04/2022 à 8:45
DOUGLAS — Public recognition, bid awards and the approval of several ordinances and resolutions are scheduled for Wednesday night at the Douglas City Council’s regular meeting scheduled to start at 6 p.m.
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DPD to get body cameras
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 13/04/2022 à 8:00
DOUGLAS — With the help of a grant, Douglas Police Department officers will soon be equipped with body cameras.
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Pending suspension of asylum rule causes local concerns
par By Lyda Longa lyda.longa@myheraldreview.com le 11/04/2022 à 7:15
COCHISE COUNTY — Ukrainians fleeing the ravages of war in their homeland have started seeking asylum in the United States through the Douglas Port of Entry, an advocate for migrants said this week.
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Douglas man arrested after discharging weapon
par By Lyda Longa lyda.longa@myheraldreview.com le 10/04/2022 à 11:30
DOUGLAS — Police shot a man with beanbag rounds and then zapped him with a stun gun late Tuesday evening after officers said the individual fired at his wife’s vehicle several times then discharged his gun in front of his…
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Teenager pleads guilty in load car incident
par By Lyda Longa Lyda.longa@myheraldreview.com le 08/04/2022 à 9:00
BISBEE — A Douglas teen who at the time of his arrest was Cochise County’s youngest load car driver pleaded guilty to his offenses last week in juvenile court, a prosecutor said.
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DHS DECA students win awards at state conference
par Submitted le 07/04/2022 à 10:00
DOUGLAS — Douglas High School students attended the Distributive Education Clubs of America state conference in Phoenix Feb. 25-27.
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Sponsors sought for community Easter egg hunt
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 07/04/2022 à 9:00
DOUGLAS — Ralph Robles, president of the Douglas Business Network, has announced he is trying to host an Easter egg hunt this year but is in need of sponsors.
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Douglas City Council to hear presentation regarding community art project
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 06/04/2022 à 10:00
DOUGLAS — The Douglas City Council is scheduled to hear a presentation regarding a community art project at its meeting scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Wednesday in the City Hall council chambers.
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Douglas Arc holds recognition ceremony
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 06/04/2022 à 7:30
DOUGLAS — Douglas’ ARC honored its eployees of the month for 2021 at a special awards ceremony March 30.
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Family of slain migrant seeking independent investigation of BP shooting
par By Lyda Longa lyda.longa@myheraldreview.com le 05/04/2022 à 7:07
The family of a migrant who was fatally shot by a Border Patrol agent has hired a Los Angeles-based law firm that is demanding an independent investigation of the mid-February incident.
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2 Cochise County band students provided 'amazing' opportunity
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 31/03/2022 à 8:30
TUCSON — Douglas High School sophomore Jazmin Stein Torres and Buena High School sophomore Evan Dorris were recently provided the opportunity, along with other high school students from various cities in Arizona and a few from Nebraska, to work with…
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'Divided Desert' filming in Douglas wraps up
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 30/03/2022 à 7:30
DOUGLAS — Four days of intense filming for the mini film “Divided Desert”, being produced and directed by former Douglas resident Fransua Durazo, wrapped up Monday.
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Hundreds attend 99 Cents Only Store grand opening in Douglas
par By Bruce Whetten bruce.whetten@myheraldreview.com le 26/03/2022 à 8:00
DOUGLAS — Hundreds of residents from Douglas and Agua Prieta attended the 99 Cents Only Store grand opening Saturday, March 19.