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Children’s program here provides structure, discipline through high-energy activities

Posted March 15, 2013 by Amy Sunseri

The chapel-sponsored Awana club is molding children in a positive light. The discipleship program on Fort Huachuca uses high-energy activities and games, Scripture memorization and interactive Bible lessons to develop each child’s relationship with Jesus Christ, according to Fred Robinson, installation director of religious education.

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Now’s an appropriate time to return library materials

Posted March 8, 2013 by Debra Chatham, Library Specialist

Polonius is a fictional character, councilor to King Claudius and the father of Ophelia and Laertes in William Shakespeare’s tragedy, “Hamlet.” Fortunately for millions of library users, libraries ignore Polonius’ advice to be neither a borrower nor a lender. The Sierra Vista Public Library alone circulates 319,000 items annually. Most of those items are returned….

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Couple finds fighting helps keep marriage alive

Posted March 8, 2013 by Sgt. Jacob Mahaffey

Almost any marriage counselor, when consulted by couples who argue or fight on a regular basis, will share tips to help them end their battling in order to help stabilize their marriage.

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Fort Huachuca fire instructor recognized by IMCOM

Posted March 1, 2013 by Maranda Flynn

Staff Sgt. Richard Hinze Firefighter Joshua Jimenez, assistant fire chief for operations, inspects a fire truck to ensure a quick response time. The U.S. Army Installation Management Command – Central Region awarded him the Annual Department of Defense Civilian Fire Instructor of the Year award. This is the first time anyone at Fort Huachuca has…

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Visit “El Puerto del Dado,” pass of chance

Posted March 1, 2013 by National Park Service

A visit to Fort Bowie National Historic Site, a National Park Service site in southeastern Arizona, begins at the northernmost edge of the Chiricahua Mountain Range in an area known as Apache Pass.

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309th MI Bn. Sentinel Pursuit 8K

Posted March 1, 2013 by 1st Lt. Chad Ware

Courtesy Photo Caption: On Saturday, 152 runners turned out for the inaugural 309th MI Battalion Sentinel Pursuit 8K, which started and finished outside the 309th MI Bn. Headquarters on Hunt Avenue. On Saturday morning, 152 runners ran in the inaugural 309th MI Battalion Sentinel Pursuit 8K, which started and finished outside the 309th Military Battalion…

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Chalk Talk – March 1, 2013

Posted March 1, 2013 by Shuronia Lindo et al.

Shuronia Lindo Mrs. Searls, principal’s secretary (left) and Mrs. Johnson, principal, General Myer Elementary School, congratulate fourth-grade student Ryan Gonzalez, 9, the 3rd-place winner of the Cochise County Spelling Bee, for capturing the honor. He won a $50 gift certificate for his win. General Myer School Through the General Myer Elementary School Character Counts program,…

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I-10 east of Tucson to close overnight March 8

Posted February 22, 2013 by Arizona Department of Transportation

A major interstate closure between Tucson and Benson overnight on March 8 will force drivers to alter travel plans or prepare for a 67-mile detour, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. Approximately 30 miles east of downtown Tucson, Interstate 10 will be closed in both directions from 9 p.m. March 8 until 6 a.m….

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704th MI Brigade trains in Utah mountains

Posted February 22, 2013 by Sgt. Amy Lane

In preparation for an upcoming deployment, Soldiers of Company A, 742nd Military Intelligence Battalion, 704th Military Intelligence Brigade, traveled to Camp Williams for several weeks of training in the mountains of Utah.

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Sierra Vista residents warn of payday loan scam

Posted February 15, 2013 by City of Sierra Vista

Since Feb. 4, several Sierra Vista residents have received phone calls from persons claiming to be from a payday loan company threatening the residents that if they did not pay on a delinquent loan, a warrant would be issued for their arrest. Unfortunately, one resident who feared jail time, fell victim to the scam and…

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