DOUGLAS — Without a doubt, the daily arrival of asylum-seeking migrants in this city and the ever changing dynamics of that situation, have forced Douglas into a one-day-at-a-time mentality with last-minute adjustments and modifications to ensure that no one is left to sleep on the street.
- Advisory council for Douglas AMA announced by Hobbs
- Plea deal accepted during trial setting hearing
- Jury questionnaire proposed for CBP officer’s trial
- Douglas residents love their library and parks, but ask city for more amenities, master plan shows
- Judge rejects plea deal as child molestation defendant awaits sentencing
- Agua Prieta teen who tried to smuggle 8-year-old boy into U.S. serving year in prison
- Douglas man dies from injuries in vehicle-cyclist collision
DOUGLAS − A group of Douglas residents have helped bring pickleball to Douglas creating a group called the “Douglas Dinkers” who play regularly at the Eighth Street Park.
DOUGLAS — Struck with scarlet fever, toddler Leo Kries never lived to see his second birthday. He passed away in May 1911 just a month before he would have turned 2.
DOUGLAS — A write-in mayoral candidate received a blunt rebuke from the city manager after she claimed he had been rude and condescending to her and her staff, a city email shows.
On Saturday, April 20, at 11 a.m., representatives of the U.S. Forest Service, in conjunction with the Cochise C…
DOUGLAS — Four new Miss Douglas Days queens for 2024-25 were selected during the Miss Douglas Days Scholarship P…
DOUGLAS − The Douglas High School Drama Club is gearing up for its spring production of “Mamma Mia,” Thursday th…
Studio 917 Gallery in Douglas will be celebrating Slow Art Day with the rest of the world on Saturday, April 13,…
DOUGLAS − Thanks to the strong turnout at the first event in October the American Legion Fred Hilburn Post #11 i…
It's official, Douglas is losing its 99 Cents Only Store that opened in March 2022.
DOUGLAS − A group of 17 Special Olympians from Douglas are practicing for a Saturday, April 13, regional track m…
DOUGLAS − An estimated crowd of 300 people braved the cool, windy Easter morning on March 31 to take part in the…
ELFRIDA — It’s been a few years since Elfrida had a farmer’s market and the new organizers knew it would take so… Read moreElfrida has a Saturday farmers market again
BENSON — The Mayor and City Council met for a Regular Meeting on April 15 at Benson Council Chambers. Read moreBudgets talk tops regular Benson City Council meeting
Greg Whitcoe’s lagging internet connection is more than a minor inconvenience: It affects his job on a day-to-da… Read moreAs some Patagonians struggle with internet, connectivity funds slated for town
On Saturday, April 20, at 11 a.m., representatives of the U.S. Forest Service, in conjunction with the Cochise C… Read moreU.S. Forest Service to have Rucker Canyon dedication on Saturday, April 20
ELFRIDA − Wednesday’s 1A South Region baseball showdown between the St. David Tigers and the Valley Union Blue D…
ELFRIDA − The St. David Tigers softball team won its fourth straight game Wednesday, defeating the Valley Union…
BENSON − The 18th Annual Jerry Lee Track & Field Invitational took place on Saturday, April 13, at Benson Hi…
Buena High School’s boys and girls tennis teams faced the Douglas Bulldogs tennis teams in a Division II, Sectio…
Why don’t we talk more about guns?
This week Donald Trump was put on trial by a liberal prosecutor on what seems like the most nakedly political of…
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