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  • Garino wins Arizona-Mexico Commission award
  • Get off the road to visit 13,000-year-old site
  • Naco industry making inroads into U.S.
  • Cinco de Mayo commemorates great victory for Mexico
  • Learning the steps to success in trade
  • Mayor Arturo Garino and two other border mayors have been announced as the winners of the Arizona-Mexico Commission’s annual Tony Certosimo award. Garino, along with Mayor Michael Gomez of Douglas and former Mayor Juan Carlos Escamilla of San Luis, will receive the honor at the commission’s plenary session in...

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  • By Erika K. Breckel Sierra Vista’s tourism arm continually encourages visitors  and locals — to visit sites throughout the region that aren’t the most-visited or best-known sites in the area. This month, it’s featuring the Murray Spring Clovis site along the San Pedro River, just a few miles...

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  • By Gary Dillard When we met with the officers of the Naco, Sonora economic development group at Turquoise Valley Golf Course across the border in Naco, Arizona, it was purely for convenience. As it turned out, however, it was a perfect example of how the products of Naco’s small...

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  • By Gary Dillard When Mexicans turn out to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, they are commemorating an unlikely victory of a ragtag Mexican army over a numerically superior and vastly better equipped and train French army, one that had not been defeated in recent history. This year marks the 150th...

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  • Image is part of perception. We are all-too-familiar with the expression “perception is reality;” right or wrong what people “perceive to be true” is “true” for them. The “image” of Arizona, as an example, is often fodder for late-night TV hosts. But for Graham, Greenlee, Santa Cruz and Cochise...

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Explore Sierra Vista Hummingbird Banding

May 16, 2012

  Located in Southeastern Arizona, Sierra Vista’s history dates back 13,000 years to the Clovis people – hunters of the now-extinct mammoth and other large game. In later years, the area was home to Cochise and Geronimo, whose conflicts against the U.S. Army are legendary. Also known as the “Hummingbird Capital of the United...
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Garino wins Arizona-Mexico Commission award

May 9, 2012
Garino wins Arizona-Mexico Commission award

Mayor Arturo Garino and two other border mayors have been announced as the winners of the Arizona-Mexico Commission’s annual Tony Certosimo award. Garino, along with Mayor Michael Gomez of Douglas and former Mayor Juan Carlos Escamilla of San Luis, will receive the honor at the commission’s plenary session in Tucson on June 7-8. The...
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City secures grant for home rehabilitation

May 7, 2012

SIERRA VISTA — The City of Sierra Vista, working together with the Southeastern Arizona Governments Organization (SEAGO), successfully secured a competitive grant to provide low-income residents with home rehabilitation. The $300,000 grant will pay for homes to be brought to current building code standards and will focus on increasing energy efficiency. Energy efficiency modifications...
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Get off the road to visit 13,000-year-old site

May 1, 2012
Get off the road to visit 13,000-year-old site

By Erika K. Breckel Sierra Vista’s tourism arm continually encourages visitors  and locals — to visit sites throughout the region that aren’t the most-visited or best-known sites in the area. This month, it’s featuring the Murray Spring Clovis site along the San Pedro River, just a few miles outside of Sierra Vista. Some...
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Naco industry making inroads into U.S.

May 1, 2012
Naco industry making inroads into U.S.

By Gary Dillard When we met with the officers of the Naco, Sonora economic development group at Turquoise Valley Golf Course across the border in Naco, Arizona, it was purely for convenience. As it turned out, however, it was a perfect example of how the products of Naco’s small industries are making their way...
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Cinco de Mayo commemorates great victory for Mexico

May 1, 2012
Cinco de Mayo commemorates great victory for Mexico

By Gary Dillard When Mexicans turn out to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, they are commemorating an unlikely victory of a ragtag Mexican army over a numerically superior and vastly better equipped and train French army, one that had not been defeated in recent history. This year marks the 150th anniversary of that event, which...
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Learning the steps to success in trade

May 1, 2012
Learning the steps to success in trade

Image is part of perception. We are all-too-familiar with the expression “perception is reality;” right or wrong what people “perceive to be true” is “true” for them. The “image” of Arizona, as an example, is often fodder for late-night TV hosts. But for Graham, Greenlee, Santa Cruz and Cochise Counties, it is no laughing...
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International Trade Symposium in Douglas May 17, 2012

April 11, 2012
International Trade Symposium in Douglas May 17, 2012


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FAA Seeks Test Sites for UAS Introduction | Aviation International News

April 10, 2012

FAA Seeks Test Sites for UAS Introduction | Aviation International News.
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Tribal communities get a digital super highway communications boost under proposed Arizona law

April 4, 2012

By Mark Lewus Phoenix, AZ: Tribal leaders in Arizona took a step to the digital future of rural high speed digital communications today with their support of committee passage of SB 1402 & SB 1403 the Digital Arizona Highways Bills. The Digital Arizona Highways Bills pass out of the AZ senate committees on a...
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Explore Sierra Vista Hummingbird Banding

May 16, 2012

  Located in Southeastern Arizona, Sierra Vista’s history dates back 13,000 years to the Clovis people – hunters of...
Read More »

Garino wins Arizona-Mexico Commission award

May 9, 2012
Garino wins Arizona-Mexico Commission award

Mayor Arturo Garino and two other border mayors have been announced as the winners of the Arizona-Mexico Commission’s annual...
Read More »

Get off the road to visit 13,000-year-old site

May 1, 2012
Get off the road to visit 13,000-year-old site

By Erika K. Breckel Sierra Vista’s tourism arm continually encourages visitors  and locals — to visit sites throughout...
Read More »

Naco industry making inroads into U.S.

May 1, 2012
Naco industry making inroads into U.S.

By Gary Dillard When we met with the officers of the Naco, Sonora economic development group at Turquoise Valley...
Read More »

Cinco de Mayo commemorates great victory for Mexico

May 1, 2012
Cinco de Mayo commemorates great victory for Mexico

By Gary Dillard When Mexicans turn out to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, they are commemorating an unlikely victory of...
Read More »

Learning the steps to success in trade

May 1, 2012
Learning the steps to success in trade

Image is part of perception. We are all-too-familiar with the expression “perception is reality;” right or wrong what people...
Read More »

7 real opportunities, right now!

March 5, 2012
7 real opportunities, right now!

1. There is a major textile operation in Agua Prieta, producing approximately 1 million units per year. They are...
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