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“We get the animals spayed, neutered, microchipped, rabies shots, all their parvo and distemper shots, and any medical treatment that they need,” Goldberry said. She described cases requiring surgery and extended care and asked the public for in-kind donations such as food, blankets and toys.

Goldberry described several dogs currently available for adoption, including a German Shepherd, a schnauzer–husky mix, a cattle dog and a lab mix named “Booger,” whom she said recovered from distemper after being rescued from a cemetery in Douglas.

She directed listeners to the group’s website (heartsofgold.org) and its Facebook page, Hearts of Gold Animal Haven, for photos and adoption information. Goldberry also said the group maintains an Amazon wish list for donated supplies and that volunteers who pass background checks and training are welcome. She noted that the rescue receives no government funding and relies on community donations and small grants.

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\"Our renovation is done, and our main location will be open for our summer program,\" Jay said, adding that the club expanded its gym to serve more children and sports programs.

The club’s summer program runs Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., includes breakfast and lunch, features weekly guest speakers and field trips, and offers on-site STEM, arts and athletics activities. Jay said programming is organized by grade for the coming school year and that the club serves children from incoming first grade through twelfth grade.

Jay said the organization opened a third location at the start of the school year and temporarily closed the main site for renovations about a month into classes. He described an ongoing partnership with the school district that transports students directly to the club after school so families have a stable after-school option. \"By the time you pick them up from work, hopefully their homework is done,\" he said.

Parents and community members were invited to an open house at the main location at 1746 Paseo San Luis from 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Jay said the club accepts volunteers, in-kind donations such as art supplies and computer materials, and financial donations to support scholarships so no child is turned away for financial reasons. He directed listeners to bgcsvaz.org to register or find more information.

","The Boys & Girls Club of Sierra Vista will open its renovated main location for an eight-week summer program that runs Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m., including breakfast and lunch; the club also opened a third location earlier this school year and provides after-school transportation partnerships with the school district.",{"_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},6222129,"Cochise County sheriff raises jail concerns, recaps arrests, pursuits and community responses",294,72000,366000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3610736-4e8a44a14e04eb402e57100b71494c46&start=72&end=366","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3610736-4e8a44a14e04eb402e57100b71494c46/thumbnail_72000.jpg","/articles/6222129/Cochise-County/Arizona/Cochise-County-sheriff-raises-jail-concerns-recaps-arrests-pursuits-and-community-responses","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6222129-686e6d2f173d0826549e8085fba47da8/orig.mp4?Expires=1771162069&Signature=GNB2M3A2o0rbb9HORfh6LxYTAki8oG8JZ7Ovjb7wJzawfDUq-mD3FMxPVCAyjzvz0d0gLI0geSQU-zlh3ZXz8FKzxPM5FHtrinRQosydX9xyKCiMAAmVPONkEsZc9jSTsiu45YiN4iT72pxJvBw4-a0EyvCDHrEcnEwWA6Qm-OT8pPKVhpZHlNtg74QANuw2E4cF~Wl3kFhjdmk8EVEZy130GIiWtrfLLaRSqvmk92S2JXCC17KS8lvuI1UHAMlypQVMdQpEGbXEO6wLtWg3dsOUp6zdtqKbC5uUHw~8v1YX-ldkkan~gy27W74OAOR7RRpyRaz-seJjGjWru8nCOw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Sheriff Mark Dannels told listeners on KWCD’s First Watch that a judge accepted a proposed settlement affecting the Cochise County jail district but that county officials and his office still lack clarity on next steps.

“I have more questions than answers,” Dannels said, describing a legal settlement and a subsequent election process to determine the future of the jail district. He said his office will continue to press county leaders to deliver a new jail, which he called necessary for officer and inmate safety.

The sheriff framed the court action as outside his office’s direct authority but said the outcome matters to public safety. “I support the rule of law,” he said. He added he will “hold [the board] to it, that they will build me a jail.” Dannels said he cannot release a previously prepared vulnerability report because it contains material protected by attorney–client privilege and could jeopardize operations if disclosed.

Dannels also reviewed recent public-safety events. He said his office took part in a multiagency pursuit of a stolen Chevrolet Tahoe that reached an estimated 85–90 mph; deputies used tire-deflation devices to stop the vehicle and later charged an impaired female driver. The vehicle’s owners had left the keys inside while briefly picking up food in Bisbee; Dannels said several dogs were in the car during the incident and were returned to their owners.

The sheriff described a separate mental-health response in which he personally intervened to help someone who had moved toward a bridge with the apparent intent to harm themselves. He credited the county care team for assisting with that case.

Dannels also highlighted local law-enforcement cooperation: a regional SWAT response that safely resolved a reported gun incident where a man fired one round and was taken into custody following a 20-minute perimeter. He praised Sierra Vista Police Department and other partners for standardized training and regional coordination.

On staffing and training, Dannels noted recent law-enforcement academy graduations: the regional class for the area began with about 20 recruits and graduated nine, with new officers assigned to several local agencies. He thanked Cochise College for its partnership on training and noted a new incoming class starting in about a month.

He urged residents to remain vigilant about scams—particularly text and phone scams that spoof official numbers—and to avoid clicking links or pressing prompts they do not recognize. He advised motorists to move to the right and clear the roadway when they see emergency lights to make it safer for officers handling emergencies.

The sheriff closed by urging continued public engagement at small-community meetings and said he will provide more updates as legal and administrative processes around the jail district proceed.

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Local rescue Hearts of Gold asks community for donations and adopters

Boys & Girls Club of Sierra Vista reopens renovated main site, launches eight-week summer program

Cochise County sheriff raises jail concerns, recaps arrests, pursuits and community responses