From azstarnet.com:

The Make Youth Arts Festival was held in Bisbee on Saturday.

The fest was geared toward kids between 3 to 18. And it was geared toward fun as well.

There was art stations, hands-on activities and music and theater.

Among the theater:

• Stories That Soar!worked with elementary-school children in Bisbee to write stories

• Close to 200 stories were submitted

• 21 of them were selected for staging at the fest

The festival was held at Bisbee's Central School Project, which is located at 43 Howell Avenue.

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From TheTombstoneNews.com:

In the near future you may see Tombstone Public Works Employees going about their daily jobs in new more fuel efficient vehicles.

“The whole idea is to save money,” stated City Clerk/Manager Barnes. “To operate one pick-up truck the fuel is $400 a month, this excludes any needed maintenance.”

The Yamaha mini truck golf carts will cost $100 a month to lease and $50 a month for fuel and save the city $250.00 per vehicle per month. The first question Barnes and Mayor Henderson asked themselves was if carts would be able to handle the daily tasks of Public Works. According to Barnes, the answer is yes. The back ‘bed’ is like a small pickup truck and can hold debris from weed eating and a rack can be mounted in the back to hold different tools like weed eaters.

A sheriff's spokeswoman says a man was climbing a ladder when a Border Patrol agent fatally shot him three
times.

Cochise County sheriff's spokeswoman Carol Capas told The Associated Press on Monday that investigators have no indication that 19-year-old Carlos La Madrid assaulted or tried to assault the agent when he was shot March 21.

La Madrid had fled police in an Arizona border city (Douglas) in a truck and drove to the border with Mexico. He was climbing a ladder and trying to cross the border.

Capas says another man atop the wall began throwing rocks at the agent.

La Madrid was shot three times and died. The man on the wall got away.