By Liz Kanon Creation School recently chose the coatimundi for their school mascot. The parent-teacher league hosted the voting as a fund raiser for the school. Over $1,800 was raised through the generosity of the participants. Cassi...
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By WildBerry MD The COVID-19 pandemic has affected us all in a variety of ways. Trying to take care of your health, household, family, and finances is always a juggling act. We can help you focus on your mind and body wellness and start your...
By David H. Levy In last month’s Skyward, I included that four-word phrase, but the first time I used it was actually in an article about the life of the star Betelgeuse, for Astronomy Magazine. When I met Richard Berry, the editor at the time...
By Kimberly Crossland, Owner of Cruisin’ + Campfires + The Focus-Driven Biz You know the expression, when you know, you know? Those 5 words sum up the whirlwind romance that brought George and Patricia Soetaert together 68 years ago. Throughout...
By Alisha Brewer Jace hopped out of the car and started up the walkway to Acacia elementary school. He said hi to some friends that he passed and waved good morning to the principal who was greeting students as they walked through the gates...
By Rob Samuelsen Since the early day of mankind, humans have used stone tools to prepare food. In fact, scientists have discovered grinding stones in all parts of the world going back more than 35,000 years. Here in the arid southwest, deep...
COVID Vaccines for our Veterans By Ventura Tounsel, Commander As an influx of veterans seek the COVID-19 vaccine as it becomes available at Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) hospitals, many want clarity on when and where they will be able to...
By Hollie Warnick We can probably all agree that education is important. We may differ on what education looks like. Indeed, many leaders are very educated. It is also true that, there are self-made people do not have a formal education. If...
By Elizabeth Wharburton-Smith The Rita Ranch Community Garden has been my passion project since the idea popped into my head 10 years ago. But it is so much more than that. Our community at large has enjoyed the garden in so many different...
By Brad Anderson Spring, one or our two beautiful seasons in Southern Arizona, is nearly here. With that comes the opportunity to enjoy the many great outdoor activities in the Vail area. From Colossal Cave Park to Sahuaro National Park. From...