A Gamers Heaven
RAGE QUIT GAMES:
A BUSINESS BUILT FOR DIEHARD GAMING GEEKS
A BUSINESS BUILT FOR DIEHARD GAMING GEEKS
A gaming geek hooked on video game consoles since he was seven, Josh Rambo never lost his love for arcade games like Mortal Kombat, Space Invaders and Pac-Man.
Now 43, the 11-year Army veteran who runs the popular Rage Quit Games on the West End that not only brings vintage games and consoles into the hands of gaming geeks like himself; his 1,800-square foot store has everything a diehard gaming nerd could ever wish for. Click the story link to read more!
A BUSINESS BUILT FOR DIEHARD GAMING GEEKS
A BUSINESS BUILT FOR DIEHARD GAMING GEEKS
A BUSINESS BUILT FOR DIEHARD GAMING GEEKS
Vet for Triple Crown Champ Now a Mobile Vet for Cochise County
Dr. Nicole Finch, former U.S. Army veteran, who was also the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture’s Veterinary Medical Officer at the Douglas Port of Entry, is now caring for pets, horses and livestock as a mobile veterinarian serving Cochise County 24 hours a day, 7 days per week.
2025-2026 Sierra Vista Riding Club Royalty Crowned at annual Where They Buck
The Sierra Vista Riding Club has the latest rodeo court crowned in Cochise County. These young women have earned their titles and have been selected to represent the western heritage, the heart of rodeo and the Sierra Vista community throughout the coming year. Click below to read more on the story.
Ringing in the Holiday Spirit of Giving!
Ring-ding! Ring-ding! Ring-Ding! “Happy Holidays!”
The bell is a common sound during the holiday season, and you are no stranger to the sight that is often accompanied by the words of holiday cheer: a smiling volunteer in a red Salvation Army apron, with a bell in hand by the entrance of your chosen grocery store. But what you may not know is just how helpful your spare change can be, and who it goes to.
Hear those bells!
Click below to read the full article featuring Salvation Army and the impact of the annual bell ringing during the holiday season- aid which you can help give!
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Sky Island School of Nature & the Arts
Sky Island School of Nature & the Arts
Sky Island School of Nature & the Arts
SSVEC POSTS TOP 10 FINISH AT INTERNATIONAL LINEMAN'S RODEO
For the first time in the 87-year history of the Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative (SSVEC), a team of journeymen linemen joined apprentices in competing at the 41st Annual International Lineman's Rodeo in Bonner Springs, Kansas on October 15 to 18.
"The results and performance of our journeymen and apprentices make us proud and speak to their level of professionalism," said Jason Bowling, Chief Executive Officer at SSVEC.
SSVEC TABS 14 STUDENTS FOR 2026 WASHINGTON YOUTH TOUR
Benson, AZ — Fourteen area high school students were awarded all-expense-paid trips to the nation's capital at the 43rd annual Washington Youth Tour dinner and awards ceremony, sponsored by Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative (SSVEC) Foundation on Wednesday, Nov. 5th, in Benson.
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