San Manuel Miner

Oracle Community Garden plan revealed

  More than 40 people attended the Oracle Community Learning Garden at Wood’s Field meeting on Sunday, March 18, 2018. At the meeting, Jim Pollack’s rendering of a master plan concept for the garden was displayed along with pictures and drawings of proposed ideas...

Prevention is key when it comes to wildfire risk reduction

  The adage is true. One spark can start a wildfire – just like the Sawmill Fire in Southern Arizona. And every year, people continue to be the number one cause of wildfires in the state. With the abundance of winter moisture across Arizona, the Department of...

Crazy 8’s: Lady Miners defeat Miami in extras, 8 – 5

  After allowing Miami to score two runs in the bottom of the seventh to tie the game, the eighth-ranked San Manuel softball team scored three runs in its half of the eighth inning to earn its eighth win of the season in Miami last Friday, 8 – 5.   Junior...

Oracle Artist Studio Tour set for this weekend

  This weekend, Spring begins in earnest in the Tri-Community with the first of two weekend celebrations.   The Oracle Artist Studio Tour is happening Saturday and Sunday, April 6 and 7, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The popular art show and sale features 40 Oracle...

Big innings propel San Manuel past Globe, 13 – 0

  The 14th-ranked San Manuel baseball team used a four-run fourth inning and a seven-run sixth to handily defeat Globe on the road last Tuesday, 13 – 0.   The Miners pounded out five extra-base hits – four doubles, a triple and a homerun – of their 16 total...

Lady Miners extend winning streak to five games

  The eighth-ranked San Manuel softball team extended its winning streak to five games following a couple of run-rule victories against San Miguel and St. Augustine last week. In last Wednesday’s 10 – 0 win against visiting San Miguel, freshman Jazmyne Waddell...

Earth Day and other April events at Oracle State Park

  Spring is definitely in the air at Oracle State Park. Case in point: the park’s Ceanothus bush. This bush up to 6 1/2 feet tall is blooming now in the Park.  You smell it and hear the buzzing of the bees before you see it.  Other times of the year, it...