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During the 2019-2020 school year, five students from Cienega, Katie Clemens, Hanna Hartzell, Emerson Morris, Andrew Knighton, and Isabella Livingston participated in the ROADS on Mars Student Challenge. They had to engineer, build, and program...
By Christine Anderson Ferraris Many of us know of someone who has lost money and possibly their personal information to a tax scam. Probably the most important thing to share is that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will not initiate contact...
By John Simpson WOW! Perhaps “wow” is all I need to say to describe what we witnessed weatherwise this past July 2021. Let’s dive right into the data. I recorded an incredible 10.43” of rain for July 2021, well above my 11-year average of 3.48...
By Bailey Breeding, Community Relations Intern A trip and fall can be a result of many different things. Medical conditions and medications may put someone at a higher fall risk. There are several risk factors that can lead to falling...
By Hughes Federal Credit Union While there’s plenty of saving options to help you get the most of your hard-earned dollars, if you’re looking to earn more than you would by simply holding your money in a regular savings account, a certificate...
By Patrick Whitehurst My fifth nonfiction book, “Murder & Mayhem in Tucson,” (In bookstores throughout Tucson on September 27, 2021) began on the Central Coast of California. Monterey would soon be in the rearview mirror, I knew, and a...
Chuck Colbath of Bavilon Salon required an electric cart to shop for groceries. He often had trouble locating one at the local Safeway in Vail. At first, the store only had four carts and two had been out of order since prior to the pandemic...
Health Tip: Music is comforting and can relieve mental anguish by giving you a healthy distraction from your sadness. It affects the brain by releasing dopamine a chemical that increases feelings of happiness. Try listening to music you really...
By Kimberly Crossland Forty-one years ago, Liz Bradshaw arrived in Vail immediately after graduating from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1980. At the time, she was the only third grade teacher in the Vail School District...