Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center will be testing everyone that would like to be tested for COVID-19 on Saturday, May 16. Billing will be processed through your insurance or a self-pay discount price will be offered upon scheduling, with payment due at the...
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Boyce Thompson Arboretum lifts temporary restrictions; visitation is limited to 500 guests per day
Beautiful butterfly at the Boyce Thompson Arboretum. Boyce Thompson Arboretum (BTA) has updated the temporary limitations on visitation with regard to the national state of emergency over COVID-19. The new limitations are effective immediately and will remain...
Arizona Youth Partnership invites the Copper Corridor to celebrate National Prevention Week with three virtual events
The current COVID-19 pandemic is changing how folks celebrate events, many moving into “virtual reality.” National Prevention Week is no different. Arizona Youth Partnership and the Copper Corridor Coalition are joining forces with the Substance Abuse...
Superior CAN help for the community
Volunteers at Leo's Market are ready to serve weekend food for children. “Where is the greatest need in our community?” In response to COVID-19, Regenerating Sonora, a Superior based nonprofit, began hosting conference calls to ask the diverse...
Produce boxes available for the Tri-Community area
The Oracle Community Learning Garden offered drive through service at its first plant sale. Plants available included different varieties of tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, peppers and herbs. On Saturday, May 9, residents of Oracle, San Manuel, Mammoth and...
Feeding the hungry: United Food Bank, Resolution Copper team up for monthly food distribution
Resolution Copper employees, United Food Bank and other volunteers who assisted with the food distribution. Cars were lined up from the Church of the Good Shepherd all the way down to Shake Drive. Many folks turned out to take advantage of the drive-through...
Kearny church offers ‘Field of Dreams’ for 2020 grads
The Church of the Good Shepherd is encouraging residents to plant signs in the ‘Field of Dreams’ for this year’s graduates. In the parsonage for Church of the Good Shepherd UMC (Good Shepherd), good things are planted and beauty is expected to bloom. This year,...
Governor Ducey announces reopening of some businesses
Porter's, like all restaurants in the Copper Corridor, has been closed since mid-March. On Monday, Governor Doug Ducey announced that barber shops, beauty salons and non-essential retail stores may open on Friday, May 8, with increased sanitation protocols and...
Copper Corridor EDC helps businesses prepare for reopening
Copper Corridor Economic Development Coalition The Copper Corridor Economic Development Coalition will be hosting a webinar on Wednesday, May 6, 2020 at 2 p.m. The webinar will include networking with businesses across the region along with a...
Kindness Counts: Superior keeps the spirit
Tina Gutierrez works on masks for the community. The communities of the Copper Corridor have not been exempt from the ravages and changes that the COVID-19 pandemic has created. Schools have closed, businesses shuttered, work routines changed. For...