Bisbee Observer
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The Bisbee Observer is a weekly regional newspaper in southern Arizona. It has been published since 1985 and serves as the 'Official Newspaper of Record' for Bisbee, Arizona. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Tucson-Sierra Vista |
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| Frequency | Weekly |
| Days Published | Thu |
Recent Articles
Search ArticlesCompetency Remains A Question In Banbury Murder Case
It has been over two years since Nathan Banbury was arrested and charged with murder in connection with the death of Lee Vance, who was found dead at his Bisbee Rd. home. The question that still remains is to determine whether or not Banbury is competent to stand trial for the murder. According to the request for a competency examination request from his attorney Efthymios Katsarelis, Banbury is unable to understand the proceedings against him and cannot assist with his defense.
Bikeways Project Celebrated With Groundbreaking
Bisbee Bikeways Founder Meggen Connolley’s 8 years of persistence and determination to provide a safe walking and bike riding path connecting Old Bisbee to other parts of town has paid off.
08-27-2026 Public Notices – The Bisbee Observer
TS/File 203551T.12059 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE The following legally described trust property will be sold, pursuant to the power of sale under that certain Deed of Trust recorded on JUNE 25, 2019, in INSTRUMENT NO.
Council Approves Contractor For Retaining Wall Reconstruction
At a special meeting of the mayor and council on August 11, the council approved a professional service agreement for retaining wall construction at 61 Brewery Ave. The council approved an agreement with Seller and Sons in the amount of $274,770 for the reconstruction of the retaining wall owned by the city that has failed and has been deemed a safety issue.
Reading Materials Wanted for Free Book Exchange
The Bisbee High School (BHS) students are now officially back in the swing of things, and with the new school year comes a renewed initiative for them to not only read more but to enjoy what they choose to read. Inspired by the D.E.A.R. Program – which stands for “Drop Everything and Read” – BHS Principal Joni Giacomino started a donation drive seeking any books or magazines (or other applicable reading material) for BHS students.
08-20-2026 Public Notices – The Bisbee Observer
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Need Some Help Unloading My Car
Need Some Help Unloading My Car. Looking for someone to help bring some things from my car up about 10 stairs to a house for temporary stay in Bisbee. One item will weigh 21 pounds and there may be an item that weighs 45 pounds. Other things will be light. I will need this help some time in the next 2 weeks on a Saturday or Sunday. Contact Shelly: 505-506-3886. 8/13
Correa Sentenced, Sheriff’s Office Confirms New Investigation
Former Chief Civil Deputy Attorney Paul Correa was sentenced last week on charges related to his December arrest for evidence tampering after he was found to have deleted videos he recorded of a 12-year-old girl in Target last December. Correa took a plea deal for tampering with physical evidence, a class six felony in May and was sentenced on August 4, to three years of supervised probation and must undergo a mental health evaluation.
Council Takes Steps To Establish Tourism Marketing Advisory Committee
The Bisbee City Council approved the first reading of an ordinance that would establish a tourism marketing advisory committee. The council passed the first reading of Ordinance O-26-19, establishing a tourism marketing advisory committee and defining its purpose, membership and duties.