Do you have what it takes to govern the Town of Kearny? The Town of Kearny is looking for a few good women and men who meet the criteria to run and be elected for Kearny mayor and councilmembers. The primary election is Aug. 2, 2022, and the deadline for...
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Making Kearny beautiful
The Town of Kearny Seniors along with a few very kind friends of Kearny cleaned up the streets on March 18, 2022. Volunteers Manuel Carrilo, Beva Carrilo, Marge Jones, Peg Middleton, Jackie Jackel, Lynn Sanders, Ann Ramsey, Dale Ramsey, Cheryl Gerrard,...
Health Care Leaders: Copper Basin Healthcare Foundation
There is no doubt that communities across the Copper Corridor are resilient. When the mines closed or reduced their operations, each of the communities drastically lost population. With the loss of population and industry, came the loss of services...
WWII and Korea Veterans honored in Superior: A legacy of service and a tradition of honor
How often in this modern age we forget the people who have molded the history of our country, in particular our nations heroes who served in uniform. The WWII era and Korean War’s historical significance hang heavy when talking about America’s legacy of...
Fire departments seeking volunteers
Local firefighters held a fire day Saturday, March 5, at the Pioneer Park in Kearny as a way to show local residents what is involved in the job and to, perhaps, find some new volunteers. Winkelman and Kearny Fire Departments participated before a crowd...
Superior Dance Company taking a big step
Superior Dance Company and its dancers have been offered a golden opportunity. Rebuild Superior and Regenerating Sonora have paid for the dance company to attend the Ballet Folklorico de Mexico de Amalia Hernandez concert at Mesa Arts Center on...
Two Miner wrestlers return as state placers from championship
By Nathaniel A. Lopez The San Manuel wrestling team had four wrestlers compete in the Division IV State Wrestling Tournament over the weekend. On Friday, Feb. 18, Raymond Garcia, Jakob Tafoya, Aiden Lozoya and Aedon Hawkins geared up to wrestle at the Arizona...
Support Local: Happy Suds Laundromat
In April 2020, COVID-19 brought much of Arizona’s economy to a screeching halt. All businesses not deemed “essential” were ordered closed by Arizona’s governor Doug Ducey. The lockdown continued for nearly two months. When Gov. Ducey finally gave the go...
James Fuerstenberg wins first place in state essay contest
Kearny Elks #2478 and the Americanism Committee of the Arizona Elks Association are proud to announce the first-place winner of the State Essay Contest for the 5th and 6th grade category as James Fuerstenberg. James’ essay on “What does it mean to...
Pinal County redistricting will break up Copper Corridor
Every 10 years, Pinal County is required to conduct a redistricting process that ensures each County Supervisor district has an equal number of residents per district. In the process, they must also consider the connectivity and congruent connection of the...