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A TIMELESS TRADITION RETURNS - “THE NUTCRACKER” PERFORMANCE IS COMING SATURDAY, NIVEMBER 14TH! IT’S “CHECKING IN WITH JEFF DAVENPORT,” PRESENTED BY THE ED MORSE AUTOMOTIVE GROUP!

*Visit the Sierra Vista Dance Company Facebook page and comment on this shared video through their page for a chance to win 2 free tickets. Comment by 11/13 at noon. Winner will be selected on their page.*

The Christmas season is drawing closer, and nothing makes it feel like the holidays more than the presentation of the classic ballet performance of The Nutcracker.

Today, Jeff checks in with the director Christine, and perhaps even the Mouse King will make an appearance as they discuss this Sierra Vista tradition!

The shows will take place on Saturday, November 14th at the Klein Center for the Performing Arts at 5225 E Buena School Blvd, Sierra Vista, AZ, at 6pm.

For tickets, visit their website:

www.sierravistadanceco.com

For more information about the Sierra Vista Dance Company, please visit:

Follow www.facebook.com/share/1DrnTnZZip/

Checking In with Jeff Davenport brought to you by the Ed Morse Nissan Sierra Vista "Sierra Vista is now Backed by Morse!”

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🛠️TRADES DAY COMING TO VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK SIERRA VISTA NOVEMBER 14TH‼️BUILDING THE FUTURE OF THE TRADES IN SOUTHEASTERN ARIZONA. Details⬇️

Southeastern Arizona Contractors Association (SACA) is bringing Trades Day to Veterans Memorial Park in Sierra Vista on Saturday, November 14, giving students, families and the community an opportunity to experience the skilled trades firsthand.

Trades Day will bring together students, educators, contractors, employers and skilled professionals to showcase the careers and people who help build and maintain our communities.

Attendees can explore hands-on activities, interactive booths, live demonstrations, student showcases, equipment displays and a team trades competition, along with food vendors, raffles and activities for the whole family.

A major focus of Trades Day is preparing the next generation of Southeastern Arizona’s workforce. Students and job seekers can learn about apprenticeships, technical education, certifications and career opportunities in fields including electrical, plumbing, HVAC, welding, carpentry, construction and heavy-equipment operation.

The event also gives experienced tradespeople an opportunity to share their knowledge and connect with those who could become tomorrow’s skilled workforce.

You don’t have to work in the trades to attend — Trades Day is for everyone. Bring the family, try something hands-on and discover the opportunities available right here in Southeastern Arizona.

📅 Saturday, November 14
📍 Veterans Memorial Park | Sierra Vista
Time: 9am-5pm Free Event

Interested in participating, sponsoring, competing or getting involved?

📞 520-458-0488
✉️ office@saca-az.org
SACA-az.org⁠

Come explore the trades, meet the people behind them and help build the future of Southeastern Arizona.

This post brought to you by American Southwest Credit Union and Vista Pros Heating & Cooling

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FATALITY CONFIRMED: A fuel semi truck was turning at SR-90 and Hwy-82 intersection(Mustang Corners) in Whetstone Thursday at 8:40pm. 11/05/2026 The retired age female was just a few hundred yards away from home when she crossed the intersection and was struck as the truck driver was turning from 82 to SR-90.

More details to be released as they become available.

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WELCOME BACK TO THE “BUENA FOOTBALL PREGAME,” PRESENTED BY THE ED MORSE AUTOMOTIVE GROUP!

Last Friday, for the first time in nearly five decades, the Colts clinched the 5A Sonoran title with their 7th win of the season taking their record to 7-3, and 5-1 in conference.

The team now prepares for their first playoff game of the postseason as they travel to Yuma to face 7-3 Yuma Catholic.

Jeff talks with Buena Football Head Coach Chris Determan about the game last week and the team’s preparation heading into this first round playoff game.

Be there to support the Colts, or watch the game on Cool FM Live:
Buena at Yuma Catholic
Friday, November 6th
Kickoff at 7pm

Buena Football Pregame is brought to you by the Ed Morse Nissan Sierra Vista - Sierra Vista is now "Backed by Morse!"

www.edmorsesierravista.com

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🏈💙 BUENA COLTS PLAYOFF SENDOFF — LIVE ON CoolFMLive! 💙🏈

SIERRA VISTA, IT’S TIME TO SHOW OUR COLTS SOME LOVE!

The excitement is building as the Buena Colts prepare for playoff football, and our community is coming together to give these student-athletes a sendoff they’ll never forget!

🎥 CoolFMLive will be LIVE at 3:00 PM TODAY, Thursday, November 5, bringing you the excitement, school spirit, and community pride as the Colts head off to represent Sierra Vista!

We’re inviting EVERYONE to line the streets, wear your Buena blue, bring your signs, and make some noise as we cheer on our players and coaches!

Can’t make it out? Join us LIVE right here on CoolFMLive and be part of this special moment!

A huge thank you to Ed Morse Automotive Group and American Southwest Credit Union for helping us bring this special coverage to our community and supporting local student-athletes!

These young men have worked hard to earn this opportunity. Now it’s our turn to show them just how much Sierra Vista stands behind them!

💙🏈 ONE TEAM. ONE COMMUNITY. ONE COLTS FAMILY.

LET’S GO BUENA! BRING HOME THAT WIN!

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MEET THE YOUNG LADIES WHO ARE THE NEWEST CROWN HOLDERS IN THE MISS SIERRA VISTA, MISS DESERT ROSE, AND MISS SAN PEDRO VALLEY SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION!

LEARN MORE ON THIS EPISODE OF “CHECKING IN WITH JEFF DAVENPORT,” PRESENTED BY THE ED MORSE AUTOMOTIVE GROUP!

Today, Jeff visits with the new Miss Sierra Vista scholarship winners!

Miss Sierra Vista - Cloey Lucas
Miss Sierra Vista Teen - Cydney Reaves
Miss Sierra Vista Hummingbird- Olivia Sanchez
Miss Desert Rose - Denisse Briseno
Miss Desert Rose Teen - Hennessy posada
Miss San Pedro Valley - Brianna Reels
Miss San Pedro Valley Teen - Madison Saylor
Miss Sierra Vista Hummingbird - Elizabeth Murrieta

Follow the main page of Miss Sierra Vista here:

www.facebook.com/misssierravista?mibextid=LQQJ4d

“Checking In with Jeff Davenport” is brought to you by the Ed Morse Nissan Sierra Vista - Sierra Vista and Cochise County are Backed By Morse!

www.edmorsesierravista.com

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🌟 Farmers Market GIVEAWAY! 🌟
What’s going on, Sierra Vista? Its another market giveaway! Sponsored today by Incredible Snacks!

Today one lucky CoolFMLive viewer will win FOUR snack packs of their choice! Winner has to stop by the Incredible Snacks booth today to claim your prize from Owner David Like and Comment down below to win.

Join CoolFMLive LIVE from the Sierra Vista Farmers Market every Thursday at 10:00 a.m. at Veterans Memorial Park for your chance to win our weekly giveaway prize!

Here’s how to enter:
Tune into our livestream
Comment during the live video
A winner will be selected at the end of the broadcast!
For more information about the local Sierra Vista Farmers Market (including vendor lineup, Double Up, and SNAP program details):
www.sierravistafarmersmarkets.com/
It’s very easy to become a vendor — explore your potential here >>
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🚨 NEW WORLD SCREWWORM: OFFICIALS DISCUSS ERADICATION EFFORTS, COMMUNITY CONCERNS & THE PATH FORWARD

SIERRA VISTA, Ariz. — Following two confirmed New World Screwworm (NWS) cases in Cochise County, state and local officials held an important community meeting on the evening of Wednesday, November 4, 2026, at the Legacy Foundation of Southeast Arizona.

The meeting provided residents with updates on the ongoing response, eradication efforts, and answers to community concerns following the detection of NWS in a dog and a horse in Cochise County.

Topics discussed included:

🔹 Eradication Efforts: Strategies being used to contain and eliminate the parasite.

🔹 Animal Movement Restrictions: How designated infested zones affect ranchers, livestock owners, and residents.

🔹 Community Concerns: Questions regarding animal safety, prevention, and potential impacts.

🔹 The Path Forward: Coordination between local, state, and federal agencies to prevent further spread.

🎥 WATCH THE FULL NOVEMBER 4 COMMUNITY MEETING HERE ON CoolFMLive!

For those unable to attend, CoolFMLive is providing video coverage of the meeting, allowing residents to hear directly from officials about the response and what comes next.

📍 Official updates and infested zone maps:
agriculture.az.gov/

PLEASE SHARE this video to help keep Cochise County informed!

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SSVEC CEO JASON BOWLING TALKS ABOUT THE NEW PROPOSED SPACE X DATA CENTER AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR COOPERATIVE MEMBERS....

According to application documents it could ultimately grow into a 6-gigawatt data center campus on approximately 747 acres along U.S. Highway 191. This would be the largest of its kind in Arizona.

The proposed campus would include nine computing buildings, each approximately 493,000 square feet, along with electrical infrastructure, cooling and battery yards, and an operations building.

Construction could employ approximately 5,500 workers at its peak. Once fully built, the project is estimated to support approximately 1,000 permanent operations, security, maintenance and contractor positions.

The proposal also describes approximately $3.6 BILLION in applicant-funded transmission and substation improvements in Cochise County through an electric energy services agreement involving the applicant, SSVEC and AEPCO.

According to the application, the facility would use dry cooling with no cooling towers. Estimated water consumption at full build-out is approximately 7 to 10 acre-feet annually, which the application compares to the water use of roughly 20 to 30 Arizona homes.

The proposal states that no new groundwater well would be constructed and groundwater would not be used for industrial purposes.

Because of the project’s proximity to the Willcox Playa, the application also outlines measures intended to address wildlife and bird impacts, including bird-safe glazing, shielded lighting, wildlife-friendly fencing, bird flight diverters on certain overhead lines and environmental monitoring.

IMPORTANT: The information regarding the project’s size, construction, water use, employment, infrastructure and environmental measures reflects what is currently proposed in the submitted application. It does not mean every component has received final approval or will ultimately be constructed as proposed.

CoolFMLive is continuing to gather information regarding SpaceX’s involvement in the project and will provide additional reporting as more details are confirmed.

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SPACE X DATA CENTER PROJECT TOWN HALL

According to application documents it could ultimately grow into a 6-gigawatt data center campus on approximately 747 acres along U.S. Highway 191. This would be the largest of its kind in Arizona.

The proposed campus would include nine computing buildings, each approximately 493,000 square feet, along with electrical infrastructure, cooling and battery yards, and an operations building.

Construction could employ approximately 5,500 workers at its peak. Once fully built, the project is estimated to support approximately 1,000 permanent operations, security, maintenance and contractor positions.

The proposal also describes approximately $3.6 BILLION in applicant-funded transmission and substation improvements in Cochise County through an electric energy services agreement involving the applicant, SSVEC and AEPCO.

According to the application, the facility would use dry cooling with no cooling towers. Estimated water consumption at full build-out is approximately 7 to 10 acre-feet annually, which the application compares to the water use of roughly 20 to 30 Arizona homes.

The proposal states that no new groundwater well would be constructed and groundwater would not be used for industrial purposes.

Because of the project’s proximity to the Willcox Playa, the application also outlines measures intended to address wildlife and bird impacts, including bird-safe glazing, shielded lighting, wildlife-friendly fencing, bird flight diverters on certain overhead lines and environmental monitoring.

IMPORTANT: The information regarding the project’s size, construction, water use, employment, infrastructure and environmental measures reflects what is currently proposed in the submitted application. It does not mean every component has received final approval or will ultimately be constructed as proposed.

CoolFMLive is continuing to gather information regarding SpaceX’s involvement in the project and will provide additional reporting as more details are confirmed.

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SUPERVISOR FRANK ANTENORI DISTRICT 3 SUPERVISOR ANSWERS QUESTIONS ABOUT PROPOSED SPACE X DATA CENTER
PROJECT

According to application documents it could ultimately grow into a 6-gigawatt data center campus on approximately 747 acres along U.S. Highway 191. This would be the largest of its kind in Arizona.

The proposed campus would include nine computing buildings, each approximately 493,000 square feet, along with electrical infrastructure, cooling and battery yards, and an operations building.

Construction could employ approximately 5,500 workers at its peak. Once fully built, the project is estimated to support approximately 1,000 permanent operations, security, maintenance and contractor positions.

The proposal also describes approximately $3.6 BILLION in applicant-funded transmission and substation improvements in Cochise County through an electric energy services agreement involving the applicant, SSVEC and AEPCO.

According to the application, the facility would use dry cooling with no cooling towers. Estimated water consumption at full build-out is approximately 7 to 10 acre-feet annually, which the application compares to the water use of roughly 20 to 30 Arizona homes.

The proposal states that no new groundwater well would be constructed and groundwater would not be used for industrial purposes.

Because of the project’s proximity to the Willcox Playa, the application also outlines measures intended to address wildlife and bird impacts, including bird-safe glazing, shielded lighting, wildlife-friendly fencing, bird flight diverters on certain overhead lines and environmental monitoring.

IMPORTANT: The information regarding the project’s size, construction, water use, employment, infrastructure and environmental measures reflects what is currently proposed in the submitted application. It does not mean every component has received final approval or will ultimately be constructed as proposed.

CoolFMLive is continuing to gather information regarding SpaceX’s involvement in the project and will provide additional reporting as more details are confirmed.

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