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She said the Salvation Army marks Salvation Army Week by distributing donuts to first responders and corporate sponsors and noted broader assistance programs the charity operates year‑round. \"We do, Monday through Friday, we do a free lunch for anyone...from 11:30 to 12:30,\" she said.

Captain Heather said the Salvation Army also provides emergency food boxes Monday through Friday from about 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and operates periodic food distribution sites in Hereford, Sierra Vista (180 Wilcox) and Huachuca City. For callers seeking help or more information she gave a contact phone number: (520) 459‑8411 and the local address at 180 Wilcox.

She described volunteer and outreach activities tied to the week and asked listeners to support or contact the local Salvation Army if they or neighbors need assistance.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","20250516 First Watch","oneSentenceSummary","Captain Heather described Salvation Army Week activities including donut distributions to first responders, Monday–Friday free lunches, and emergency food box distributions and provided a phone number and location for assistance.","taxTitle","Cochise County, Arizona","taxId",27859,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6541603,"Buena High School previews graduation logistics, traffic controls and Project Graduation",184,1166000,1350000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3339939-a5cdd2f772c18b280c66471b3a71f4d3&start=1166&end=1350","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3339939-a5cdd2f772c18b280c66471b3a71f4d3/thumbnail_1166000.jpg","/articles/6541603/Cochise-County/Arizona/Buena-High-School-previews-graduation-logistics-traffic-controls-and-Project-Graduation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6541603-9476ce45f5f220acf00862644571cc08/orig.mp4?Expires=1771183993&Signature=j0db6BPsC5nfWsL0UrfD2oTLivuW6IMqv6LvVomqqwtC5vgYkSDlDf6x7vo0-Icwciz0qhFAtz10EDYgBIEUIAJNZ46qJ2-YaWVf50RSqZP-hZrHBavsQyxy-p~qeSkOoQ4gkz5LhcVADVIpMb6XzFaGlt1-OenP~83uUGMbG7ej-5k2EMCYUkq1BMqkhNk89FcH9-6Tc6B0zQz2ucfy~4zr28BhgO8u~UKXhtOv~LcGMYmEIu7Ydcpjx20TdfW1N6-LYTzUR0AJQeogBEaj6wYKohubKTqTNXwgA0FapPAVxuFmujNXS4VvSFL26IPTDvLH-Jmmj3UtB6MDk76ubg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Valerie Weller, public information officer for Buena High School, outlined graduation logistics and safety plans for the senior class.

Weller said graduation is scheduled for Thursday the 22nd and the school expects about 420 graduates. Each graduate receives two parking passes; Weller estimated that could mean roughly 840 cars plus staff and support personnel arriving for the ceremony.

To reduce congestion, Charleston Street will be closed from Colombo to Mohsen to all except residents and those holding parking passes; Weller said the closure plan aims to reduce traffic at the stadium gate. She said the city provides a free shuttle from the northeast corner of the mall parking lot (near Dillard’s and Applebee’s) that begins at about 4:05 p.m. and will drop passengers at the stadium gate.

Weller described Project Graduation, a long‑running community‑run, all‑night event for graduates that includes food, games, raffles and prizes and typically draws about 75% of the student body. The event runs through the night at the high school to provide a supervised celebration; she noted volunteers from service organizations and churches staff the event and that a dunk tank for the principal is part of the tradition.

Weller asked drivers to avoid the immediate stadium area if they do not have passes, to use alternate routes such as Julio Cesar or State Route 90 to access nearby neighborhoods, and to expect closures beginning in the morning and returning to normal later that evening. She said the school and volunteers are working to minimize congestion and keep graduates safe.","Valerie Weller, public information officer for Buena High School, said senior graduation is Thursday the 22nd with about 420 graduates, Charleston Street closures from Colombo to Mohsen for nonresidents, and a free shuttle and all‑night Project Graduation for students.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6541607,"Cochise County sheriff outlines community events, safety reminders and new training simulators",613,13000,626000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3339939-a5cdd2f772c18b280c66471b3a71f4d3&start=13&end=626","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3339939-a5cdd2f772c18b280c66471b3a71f4d3/thumbnail_13000.jpg","/articles/6541607/Cochise-County/Arizona/Cochise-County-sheriff-outlines-community-events-safety-reminders-and-new-training-simulators","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6541607-e89643312665157da462e552226503fc/orig.mp4?Expires=1771183993&Signature=JVVvZ064hXRtvaeQ~joO1rDPrY0eiywMk1Dq37j0yxfWVSc~fAQQqfzbsR3p~bAYgM~cDbSP885azz0M~WlFUfrbY23uyq6cCH2G6K4LqxiiDZE0cb7qTWZ9GzIkUXpySIoKrjDOA0R47EYXEAgsUe3fCnbZl1liZArnypYNkt3MLVoVU~myp3st0x2izdbBjE7le3fuvcrQ3MuRZnFaERN1Ubw3BZPiCPjAIaQUc2HICbd0f4uyWdcBxdFlkc2xuRYhTep1WAqYDZ0pWYAo0nOKg~6HMfXYsoY8n1Y-RCx46anCMSdkSyoFGr6XIo01NZBbMwL5nidRQhDOyi8ZLQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Cochise County Sheriff Mark Danels used a live radio appearance to promote upcoming community events, reinforce public‑safety messages and describe new training equipment now available at Cochise College.

Danels encouraged nonprofits to apply to partner on the county’s November charity ride, saying 501(c)(3) applications are available on the sheriff’s office website and that organizers may call the office for help completing forms. \"It's a community driven event,\" he said.

He said the Legacy Foundation will again select the county’s Top Cop from nominees submitted by local, state and federal law enforcement agencies; the winner is announced at a ceremony that the sheriff said will bring law enforcement together for recognition. Danels also reminded listeners that a nationwide emergency alert test would be issued at noon and to expect the sound as part of preparedness efforts.

On public‑safety advice, Danels urged sober celebration ahead of graduations and warned drivers not to speed up for yellow traffic lights. \"Yellow light is not an accelerator. It's a de‑accelerator,\" he said. He also described a recent public‑drinking enforcement contact and noted the person detained had multiple outstanding warrants.

Danels described new driving and helicopter simulators installed at Cochise College’s downtown allied health campus. The simulators were created by refurbishing old sheriff vehicles for training and, Danels said, were built with grant support and college leadership.

On law enforcement operations, Danels said he attended a White House roundtable on community impact and credited local prosecutors for recent work; he said he believed a recent conviction of a smuggler driver was secured this week and praised the county attorney’s office for pursuing prosecutions, but he prefaced that remark as his understanding of recent developments.

For more information, Danels directed listeners to Cochise.az.gov/sheriff and the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page.","Sheriff Mark Danels highlighted community outreach including a charity ride partnership, the Top Cop award selected by the Legacy Foundation, an emergency alert test, public‑safety reminders and driving and helicopter simulators installed at Cochise College.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6541612,"Sierra Vista says ADOT repaving, MLK Parkway and North Garden streetscape will affect traffic through summer and into December",612,1608000,2220000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3339939-a5cdd2f772c18b280c66471b3a71f4d3&start=1608&end=2220","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3339939-a5cdd2f772c18b280c66471b3a71f4d3/thumbnail_1608000.jpg","/articles/6541612/Cochise-County/Arizona/Sierra-Vista-says-ADOT-repaving-MLK-Parkway-and-North-Garden-streetscape-will-affect-traffic-through-summer-and-into-December","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6541612-cfac31988e951e52750111196fad1600/orig.mp4?Expires=1771183993&Signature=PP6iAvJ3AkIF3wVB-QBaCGlsgmCaw8E~I1HQiLKsvKJYlh9kQ4qxATxwvXQQgiXJ0~bOGReVN-DZOIdglovWU~31E8oEnJNQ60nkQvqvOQ3iyz4mgTpdvXPtOXjMHCn0D-b0gkAbKV5iSOF6cbedXZe9XtdjQlRbu2674gviz~kk8tALkrq3MUdAEWjyhbMYiPNJKnbYabNzTQBQMzw~Bw6BKbB8ow~AONGOYgoPeYFfR53xxHcwDn8vdqyj-jQ7VuS4JunYuZoC9AfcheTfPJoaGklFUhfDBWZWKxPVw3-I7v7C295ePQQx7UjIxOKqGfNvsT9DslGd1lylPDESsQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Sierra Vista Communications Manager Adam Curtis said major roadwork by the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) and city projects will affect motorists and businesses through the summer and into December.

Curtis said ADOT is repaving the state‑owned corridor from the Border Patrol station north of town east to Mohsen Road and that a problematic section in front of Fry’s and Target is nearing completion. \"It is an ADOT owned and maintained roadway, so the city cannot just fix it ourselves,\" Curtis said, adding the agency expanded the project during planning, which contributed to delays.

The work in the ADOT corridor will include further repaving near the hospital; Curtis said access to the hospital will be maintained but that some entrances will close at different times. He also described an ongoing city project on Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway that closed the two southbound lanes while maintaining two‑way traffic on the north lanes. \"During the current phase of that project, the 2 south lanes are closed, and 2 way traffic continues on the north 2 lanes,\" Curtis said, and he advised drivers to use Avenida Escuela for some business access.

Curtis said the North Garden Avenue streetscape project—funded through a mix of city capital improvement and street maintenance funds after a federal grant application failed—has created one‑way traffic for about two to three months in its current phase and is scheduled to continue under construction through about December. The project is adding landscaping, sidewalks and a bike path to extend amenities seen elsewhere in the West End.

Curtis also described a city matching grant program that he credited with encouraging private investment and facade improvements in the West End, and he warned that constrained municipal revenues will slow some future capital work. \"We were applying for a really big federal grant, hoping we could get that for that project. Unfortunately, we were not able to, but we're able to cobble together some funds,\" he said.

Curtis reminded residents about two upcoming events the city is promoting: the Wine, Beer and Spirits Festival at Veterans Memorial Park on Saturday, May 24 (noon–7 p.m.), for which advance tasting tickets are $25 and $30 day of; and the Sky Island Summit Challenge, a multi‑peak hiking event with roughly 220 registrants and a cap near 250. He directed readers to the city website for schedules and registration: sierravistaaz.gov.

City officials urged drivers to allow extra travel time, follow posted detours and consult the city website and social channels for updates as project phases shift.","City communications manager Adam Curtis outlined ADOT-led repaving east of town, lane closures on Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway through mid‑August and a North Garden streetscape project that will use one‑way traffic for several months; officials advised alternate routes and published event timelines.","actionData","errors"]

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Salvation Army in Sierra Vista highlights Donut Week, free lunches and food distributions

Buena High School previews graduation logistics, traffic controls and Project Graduation

Cochise County sheriff outlines community events, safety reminders and new training simulators

Sierra Vista says ADOT repaving, MLK Parkway and North Garden streetscape will affect traffic through summer and into December