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Fort Huachuca NETCOM Signal Cove of Remembrance Memorial Ceremony
As Memorial Day approaches, we take time as a nation to remember those who paid the price for our freedom. It is a time of reflection and appreciation.
Fort Huachuca is full of military history. The Army Fort is the historical home of the Buffalo Soldiers, and you will find the historical cavalry unit B-Troop...
SSVEC Rolls Out Drone Program in Benson, Arizona
Drones are integrated into a lot of industries in today's high-tech world. They are used in careers from real estate to law enforcement. SSVEC is adding this tech to help prevent power outages and fix them when they occur. Here is their press release...
Cochise County Sheriff Dannels Copper Plate origins
Cochise County Sheriff Mrks Dannels has a special gift he gives for special occasions. When you scroll through the Cochise County Sheriff's Office Facebook page, you will eventually see a picture of someone holding one of these copper plates that look like a license plate...
Task force makes three DUI arrests Cinco de Mayo
We have all heard Public Service announcements not to drink and drive. They are on the radio, Television, and online. Yet people continue to get behind the wheel and drive while intoxicated. Why? One of the reasons Police hear a lot is, "I thought I was ok to drive...
A Chat with Sierra Vista Mayor Clea McCaa
Sierra Vista Mayor Clea McCaa was on the First Watch Radio Program and told us a little about himself and his plans for Sierra Vista.
McCaa: I wasn't born in Sierra Vista. I came here in 1980, I was in 9th grade, and my dad was stationed here at Fort Huachuca...
Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels: Title 42 Ending Arizona Border
U.S.C. Title 42 Press Release
On May 11, 2023, U.S.C. Title 42, Public Health Service Act which has been in place since March, 2020 will be lifted.
I am authoring this public safety release to enhance transparency, clarification, and meaningful purpose to those seeking answers regarding the lifting of Title 42...
Huachuca Mountains Prescribed Burn May 11-13
The Sierra Vista Ranger District of the Coronado National Forest, in collaboration with multiple partners to include Bureau of Land Management – Gila District, U.S. Border Patrol, Arizona Game and Fish Department, Fort Huachuca, U.S. Park Service, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Wild Turkey Federation, and Quail Forever will be conducting a prescribed burn May 11-13, 2023 on the west side of the Huachuc
2023 Water Wise Youth Poster contest winners
The Sierra Vista City Council appointed several citizens to the recently reformed Council advisory commissions at its meeting on Thursday. Members were appointed to the Tourism; Neighborhoods; Transportation; Environmental Stewardship; Youth; and Arts, Humanities, and Cultural Diversity commissions; as well as the Commission on Disability Issues...
Cinco de Mayo DUI Task Force Sierra Vista
The Southern Arizona DUI Task Force Will be out in Sierra Vista Friday Night for Cinco de Mayo with a saturation detail. Sergeant Wachtel with the Sierra Vista Police Department said, "Friday is Cinco de Mayo; with that said, have a good time, but the southeastern Arizona DUI task force will be out there Friday night from 4:00 o'clock until Midnight. I'm not trying to ...
Sign up: Cochise County Emergency Alerts Fire Season
Sheriff Mark Dannels and Cochise County Sheriff's Office Public Information Officer Carol Cappas talk about fire danger in Cochise County on the First Watch radio program. First Watch can be heard every Friday on 92,3 KWCD.
It's starting to get warm outside, and I know that throwing cigarettes out of cars that's one of your pet peeves...