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🌟✨ GLOW FOR A CAUSE!💙❤️

Get ready to LIGHT UP THE NIGHT while giving back to those who have served our country! 🇺🇸

Join the Buena High School Student Council for their annual Glow Walk: Steps for Service!

👟 Every lap makes a difference! For every lap walked around the Buena track, Student Council will donate $1 to the VFW of Sierra Vista, up to $5,000!

Last year, our amazing community helped raise over $1,200! 🎉 This year, let's see if we can go even BIGGER!

📅 Friday, November 6
⏰ 6:00–8:00 PM
📍 Buena High School Football Field
5225 Buena School Blvd.

🎶 Enjoy music, food, games, activities, and a fun evening with our community—all while supporting our local veterans!

💙 Bring your family, invite your friends, wear your brightest glow gear, and help us turn steps into support for those who have served!

🐎 GO COLTS! Let's make every lap count!

Follow Sierra Vista Unified School District #68 for more events happening throughout the district.

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⛳️❤️ YOUR NEXT ROUND OF GOLF COULD HELP SOMEONE TAKE THEIR NEXT STEPS

Imagine spending a morning on the golf course knowing that every swing is helping support something much bigger than the game.

Join Operation Walk Southern Arizona on Saturday, November 7, at the Sierra Vista Golf Course for a special day of golf, community and purpose.

Your participation helps support Operation Walk Southern Arizona’s efforts to provide life-changing orthopedic care — helping people regain mobility, independence and hope.

For someone struggling to walk without pain, the opportunity to receive care can mean getting back to work, spending time with family, enjoying the things they love and simply taking their next steps with confidence.

🏌️ Golfers and sponsors are invited to be part of this incredible event.

Come enjoy a great day on the course while helping make a meaningful difference in someone’s life.

Learn more and get involved at OpWalkSA.com.

❤️ One round. One community. A life-changing impact.

Take a Swing. Change a Life.
Operation Walk Southern Arizona.

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Breaking: AZDPS Officer arrested after Sexual Misconduct allegation after a stop Sunday night in Cochise Cochise County.

COCHISE COUNTY, ARIZONA — The Cochise County Sheriff's Office has arrested an Arizona Department of Public Safety (AZDPS) trooper following an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct involving a female motorist who was reportedly involved in a hit-and-run accident along a Cochise County roadway on Sunday evening.

The investigation began when the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office was advised of a welfare check for a woman who was stranded in her vehicle on the side of the road and was distraught. Once contacted, the woman reported inappropriate sexual conduct involving an AZDPS trooper who had responded to her original call. During the investigation, the alleged act occurred.

Investigators immediately began examining the allegations, gathering information and evidence that ultimately led to the identification of the involved trooper.

During the course of the investigation, detectives contacted the trooper, who acknowledged having a physical interaction with the woman during the incident in question. As the investigation progressed, additional information and evidence established grounds for criminal enforcement action.

The trooper, 35-year-old Aiden Rosebeck, was subsequently arrested and booked into the Cochise County Jail on charges of Unlawful Sexual Conduct Involving a Police Officer (class 5 felony), and he remains in custody pending judicial proceedings and the completion of the ongoing investigation.

Sheriff Mark Dannels made it clear that allegations of criminal misconduct involving law enforcement personnel will not be minimized, ignored, or treated differently simply because the accused wears a badge. "Let me be absolutely clear, “Sheriff Dannels stated, “a badge is not a shield from accountability, and the authority to enforce the law does not place anyone above it.
When someone is stranded on the side of a roadway, they should be able to trust that a law enforcement officer who stops to assist them is there to protect them, not take advantage of their circumstances. Any allegation that an officer has abused that position of authority is a serious matter, and one that demands immediate attention.”

Sheriff Dannels continued, “The public places an enormous amount of trust in the men and women who wear a badge. That trust is earned through integrity, professionalism, and accountability. When allegations arise that an officer has violated that trust, we have an obligation to act, regardless of the uniform they wear, the agency they represent, or the position they hold.”

“There will be no double standard. There will be no special treatment. And there will be no looking the other way.”

“I appreciate the cooperation of the Arizona Department of Public Safety as we have worked to address these allegations. Our investigators moved swiftly, followed the evidence, and took the enforcement action warranted by the facts developed during this investigation.

This case is not about one agency versus another. It is about doing what is right, upholding the law, and making certain that the public understands that accountability applies to everyone.
Our responsibility is to the law, to the truth, and to the people we have sworn to protect. That responsibility does not change when the person under investigation is one of our own in the law enforcement profession.

We will continue working closely with the Arizona Department of Public Safety as this investigation moves toward completion, and we will not compromise the integrity of that process."

The Cochise County Sheriff's Office remains committed to investigating allegations of criminal misconduct thoroughly, impartially, and without regard to an individual's professional position or law enforcement affiliation.

The Sheriff's Office emphasizes that the arrest resulted from evidence developed during the investigation and that additional investigative work remains ongoing.

The accused is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Additional information will be released when appropriate and consistent with the integrity of the ongoing investigation and judicial proceedings.

Anyone with additional information related to this case or similar instances is asked to contact the Cochise County Sheriff's Office at 520-432-9500.

Info courtesy of Cochise County Sheriff's Office - Mark J. Dannels Sheriff

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🚨 SECOND NEW WORLD SCREWWORM CASE CONFIRMED IN COCHISE COUNTY 🚨

COCHISE COUNTY, Ariz. — A second case of New World screwworm has now been confirmed in Cochise County, according to an update from the Arizona State Veterinarian.

The newly confirmed case involves a horse in the Hereford area.

This follows the first confirmed Arizona case, which involved a dog in Cochise County.

The second confirmation is a significant development because New World screwworm has now been identified in two animals and two different species within Cochise County.

According to the latest information, an infested zone is being established around the location associated with the positive animal in accordance with federal guidelines.

⚠️ ANIMAL MOVEMENT RESTRICTIONS

Movement of any live animal out of an established infested zone requires inspection and certification.

That applies to living animals including:

• Dogs and cats
• Horses
• Cattle and other livestock
• Chickens and other poultry
• Other live animals

CoolFMLive is actively seeking additional information regarding who will be responsible for conducting the required inspections, how animal owners can obtain certification, and what residents within the affected area need to do before moving an animal out of the zone.

Residents and animal owners can check whether their property is located within an established infested zone and find the latest information from the Arizona Department of Agriculture at:

agriculture.az.gov/divisions/animal-services/state-veterinarians-office/new-world-screwworm

This is a developing situation. CoolFMLive will continue following this closely and provide additional information as it becomes available.

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🚨 PUBLIC ASSISTANCE REQUESTED 🚨

**Update 5:00 p.m.:Thank you to the community for your help and shares. This individual has been safely reunited with her husband**

SIERRA VISTA, Ariz. — Assistance from the community is being requested to help identify an adult woman who appears to be confused and is currently unable to communicate her address.

The woman currently believes she is in another city.

If you recognize her or have any information that may help identify her, please contact the Sierra Vista Police Department at 520-803-3555.

Any information provided could help ensure she receives the assistance she needs and help assure her safety and well-being.

Please share to help reach someone who may recognize her.

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🚨 TRAFFIC ALERT: VEHICLE VS. MOTORCYCLE HIT-AND-RUN — FRY BLVD. & HIGHWAY 92 🚨

**UPDATE: ROADWAY HAS BEEN CLEARED**

SIERRA VISTA, Ariz. — Emergency crews responded to a reported vehicle-versus-motorcycle hit-and-run crash at Highway 92 near Chase Bank southbound.

Initial information from the scene indicates one patient was classified as green, indicating minor injuries, and refused medical treatment.

The incident was reported as a hit-and-run, with the other vehicle reportedly leaving the scene.

Drivers should use caution in the area and watch for emergency personnel.

CoolFMLive will provide additional information if it becomes available.

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🎄🎨 CALLING ALL YOUNG ARTISTS — HERE’S YOUR CHANCE TO SHINE! 🎨🎄

A wonderful opportunity is coming to Holy Trinity Monastery in Saint David this holiday season, giving young creators a chance to showcase their talents!

The Christmas at the Monastery Artisan Festival is offering FREE space to young artists ages 15 and under to sell their own handmade artwork in a special Young Artisan Area during the festival.

📅 Saturday, December 5
⏰ 10 AM–3 PM
📍 Holy Trinity Monastery
1605 S. St. Mary’s Way, St. David, AZ 85630

The goal of the sponsored, no-cost space is to encourage young artists, support their creativity and introduce them to the world of art in a positive festival atmosphere alongside experienced artisans.

This year’s Christmas festival will feature more than 75 artisans, live holiday music, food trucks, wine tasting and plenty of unique handmade creations perfect for holiday shopping.

Even better, the event benefits Saint Vincent de Paul and Shop with a Cop, helping support local families and children during the holiday season.

🎨 YOUNG ARTISTS — APPLY BY NOVEMBER 15.
Parents or guardians can submit an application on behalf of their young artist through the Saint David Monastery Festival website.

There will also be a $2-per-car parking donation, with 100% benefiting Saint Vincent de Paul and Shop with a Cop.

What a great opportunity to encourage the next generation of local artists and entrepreneurs while bringing the community together for a festive day supporting two important causes. Come out, shop local, support these talented young creators and enjoy Christmas at the Monastery! 🎄❤️

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Calling All Sierra Vista Businesses and Entrepreneurs! 📢

Join us for a Free Business Luncheon hosted by Anchor House. This is a wonderful opportunity to hear from experts on human resources and tax specialty, and to learn about how your local business can partner with Anchor House to make a difference in our community.

Plus, you could win a 5-day, 4-night Cancun vacation! 🌴

📅 Friday, November 6th
🕑 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
📍Legacy Foundation Outreach Center (302-02 El
Camino Real, Sierra Vista)

Reserve your seat today at: https:// www.eventbrite.com/e/2003845545970?
aff=oddtdtcreator.

We hope to see you there! 💜🤝

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Brandon Martin Proposes Sierra Vista Resilience Plan for Grid-Down Emergencies

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE,
November 01, 2026
Contact: Brandon Martin, for Mayor
Info@brandonmartinformayor.com |
520-394-5891

Brandon Martin Proposes Sierra Vista Resilience Plan: City-Owned Water Points, Physical Information Posts, and Ham Radio Partnership for Grid-Down Emergencies. Framework calls for immediate action whether or not Martin is elected.

Sierra Vista, AZ - Brandon Martin, candidate for Mayor of Sierra Vista, today released a proposed Resilience Plan calling on the city to prepare for extended power, water, and communications failures, and to begin that work immediately, regardless of the outcome of the November election.

The plan is a direct response to the Department of Defense's FORTRESS initiative, announced September 30th, which requires every major U.S. military installation, including Fort Huachuca, to achieve 90 self-sufficiency in power, water, and supplies. Martin argues that if the base can operate independently of the civilian grid, the city surrounding it should have a comparable plan for its residents.

FORTRESS is the right call for national defense, Martin said. But it raises an uncomfortable question: if the Fort can survive ninety days without the grid, what happens to the forty-five thousand people around it? The city's current guidance asks households to be ready for three days. That is a starting point, not a strategy.

The plan has four pillars.

Water Points: the city now owns the Sierra Vista Golf Course, which includes wells with water rights. Martin proposes designating the course as an official emergency water distribution point, with a second fixed located at Veteran's Memorial Park. Comparable cities are already doing this.

Physical Information Posts: when the grid goes down, cell service and text alerts fail within hours. Martin proposes two to four fixed posts equipped with bulletin boards, maps, and hand-crank NOAA radios, plus a one-page preparedness card distributed to every household.

Ham Radio Partnership: Sierra Vista is home to the Cochise Amateur Radio Association with about one hundred fifty-six members. Martin proposes formalizing that relationship, registering members as Disaster Service Workers, and integrating them into the information system.

Supply Coordination: voluntary agreements with retailers, mapped alternative supply routes, and partnerships with the Cochise County Food Bank and local churches.

Martin emphasized the proposal is not contingent on his election. "Whether I'm mayor or not, the city should start this work now, he said. The wells, the radio club, and the community are already here. What we lack is a plan connecting them."

The full plan is available at his website. Martin will present the framework to the City Council and is inviting public comment.

About Brandon Martin: Candidate for Mayor of Sierra Vista in the November 2026. He lives in Sierra Vista with his family. Brandonmartinformayor.com

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If a child colored the sky like this, somewhere an adult would be tempted to say, “Well, that’s a little much.”

Meanwhile, Arizona is out here emptying the entire orange crayon box.

I like that about this place.

It makes me wonder what else we’ve toned down over the years. Things we enjoyed before we started worrying whether we were any good at them.

Drawing. Dancing. Singing loud enough to alarm the dog.

Somewhere along the way, we began expecting a respectable result from every enjoyable activity. A painting needs to be frameworthy. A story needs to be publishable. A hobby apparently needs a business plan and an Instagram account.

That’s a lot of paperwork for having fun.

So here’s a small assignment for this week: do something you enjoy badly enough that nobody will ask you to do it professionally.

Write the crooked poem. Make the lopsided pottery. Dance in the kitchen with whatever coordination survived the weekend.

Give yourself an hour that doesn’t have to produce anything you can sell, display, measure, or explain.

I love making photographs. But I’d hate to think I needed a camera in my hands to justify standing beneath a sky like this.

Enjoyment is a perfectly good reason to be there.

Happy Monday, Cochise County. Go wear down a crayon.

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🚨 BREAKING: THE JOLLY HUNT IS OVER‼️JARED C. “JOLLY” BROWN ARRESTED — FACES MULTIPLE NEW CHARGES 🚨

SIERRA VISTA, Ariz. — Jared C. “Jolly” Brown, the Sierra Vista man wanted in connection with the violent assault case involving Uncle Sharkii’s that CoolFMLive has been following, has been taken into custody.

The Sierra Vista Police Department announced Brown’s arrest Sunday, Nov. 1, following a new investigation involving an alleged violation of a court order and a violent domestic incident.

According to SVPD, officers responded after a woman reported that her ex-boyfriend, who was subject to an order of protection, had unlawfully entered her residence.

Police identified the suspect as Brown, who was already wanted on an outstanding warrant stemming from a previous violent assault.

Authorities located the residence where Brown was believed to be hiding and established a perimeter. Due to what police described as his violent history, officers were preparing to request a search warrant.

Before that became necessary, Brown voluntarily exited the residence and was taken into custody without further incident, according to SVPD.

Police also reported that the person accused of providing shelter to Brown while he was wanted is now facing a charge related to harboring a fugitive.

Brown was booked into the Cochise County Jail in Sierra Vista on numerous new allegations, including:

• 2 counts Domestic Violence / Aggravated Assault
• Burglary
• Domestic Violence / Aggravated Harassment
• Domestic Violence / Kidnapping
• Robbery
• Domestic Violence / Stalking
• Unlawful Use of Means of Transportation

Brown was also booked on outstanding warrants from the previous incident for:

• 2 counts Aggravated Assault with Serious Physical Injury
• 4 counts Aggravated Assault with Disfigurement
• 2 counts Aggravated Assault with Victim Restraint
• 4 counts Disorderly Conduct

Brown’s arrest is a major development in a story CoolFMLive has continued to follow.

Brown had remained wanted while separate aggravated-assault cases stemming from alleged incidents in 2025 remained pending in Cochise County. CoolFMLive previously reported that Brown appeared remotely for court proceedings in those cases while he remained wanted in connection with the more recent investigation.

All charges are allegations. Brown is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.

Anyone with additional information is asked to contact the Sierra Vista Police Department at 520-452-7500 or 520-803-3555.

CoolFMLive will continue following Brown’s cases and provide additional verified information as it becomes available.

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