Those unspooling ribbons of green edging the San Pedro River? Most of us take them for granted, but these lush, vegetated areas alongside rivers and streams are called riparian zones. They stabilize banks, filter pollutants, and provide critical habitat for...
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‘We didn’t fear anybody’: Undefeated 1975 ASU football team to enter Sun Devil Hall of Fame
By Javier Delgado, Cronkite News TEMPE – Nearly 50 years have passed since the Arizona State football team stormed through the season unbeaten, capping off its magical year with a Fiesta Bowl win against Big Eight powerhouse Nebraska. Although times and the game...
ADOT program supports community airports across Arizona; Funding connects people and empowers the economy through aviation
PHOENIX – New helicopter landing zones at Superior Municipal Airport mean medevac flights can respond to emergencies without using a high school parking lot. A taxiway added to Mesa’s Falcon Field Airport minimizes delays and reduces fuel consumption. Pilots using...
From Mines to Museum: Teaching San Manuel’s story to students
By Elise Godoy, Special to Copper Area News The San Manuel Historical Museum preserves more than only artifacts – it preserves the town’s mining identity and foundational history of San Manuel. As the new school year has recently begun, the museum is offering...
Shopping Local: Superior Farm to Fantastic Market
The Superior Farm to Fantastic Market has been operating in Downtown Superior since 2018.The market operates every Saturday from September through May and during the summer they operate indoors at the Superior Chamber of Commerce usually twice a month. The market...
Hayden Pool ready for summer fun
The Town of Kearny has announced that, due to much needed repairs, the town pool will remain closed for the summer. However, the Town of Hayden would like to welcome everyone in the Copper Basin Area to enjoy their pool, which opened on Monday, June 9, where the...
Avantus holds additional Ore Town Solar Project open house in San Manuel on May 20
Staff members from Avantus and BHP were on hand at the Open House to answer questions, address concerns, and provide input regarding the proposed solar farm project on approximately 1,200 acres of previously disturbed BHP land. Several topics were presented and...
Ray students hold art show; winners announced
On Tuesday, May 13, 2025, students from Ray School, along with teacher Megan Corder-Vinson, held an art show that displayed their works and talents from the last school year. Displaying mostly artwork for grades 7-12, there was art from nearly every student in...
Abrupt closure of AmeriCorps NCCC program will impact Superior
The recent announcement regarding the closure of the AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC) by DOGE, has created a ripple that will affect Superior and other rural communities in the coming years. The abrupt and unexpected announcement by the Trump...
The 40th Annual Oracle Oaks Festival is Saturday
The 2025 Oaks Festival is part of many years of Oracle folks and their Tri-Community neighbors getting together to share stories and laughs, celebrated in the spring when our oak trees are dropping their leaves, readying themselves for a new year. There is a...