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Terri Jo Neff

Terri Jo Neff

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Staff Reporter, Herald/Review Media

Arizona

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  • All justices of the peace recused from case involving Cochise County employee

    By Terri Jo Neff Verified| Herald/Review Media Verified BISBEE – None of Cochise County’s justices of the peace will preside over the misdemeanor prosecution of a top county employee due to the conflict, a judge ordered Wednesday. Justice of the Peace Janus Poppe announced during Paul Correa’s arraignment at the Bisbee Justice Court that he was recusing himself and the county's five justices of the peace due to the conflict posed by Correa’s job as the Chief Civil Deputy County Attorney.

    By Terri Jo Neff Verified · Herald/Review Media

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Vice Chief Justice John R. Lopez IV on Law Day Importance

    By Terri Jo Neff Verified| Herald/Review Media Verified BISBEE – Vice Chief Justice John R. Lopez IV of the Arizona Supreme Court will be in Bisbee on May 1 as the featured guest speaker of Cochise County’s annual Law Day event. Lopez will headline the event at Bisbee High School starting at 9 a.m. The event is open to the public but space is limited, according to Cochise County Court Administrator Niltza Flores.

    By Terri Jo Neff Verified · Herald/Review Media

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Jail District lawsuit legal bills add up

    By Terri Jo Neff Verified| Herald/Review Media Verified BISBEE – The possibility that challengers of the 2023 Cochise County Jail District election could receive $130,000 for attorney’s fees if the lawsuit is settled has drawn attention to how much the election has already cost taxpayers for legal services. Public records show private law firms have billed Cochise County more than $102,000 connected with the challenge to the May 2023 all-mail election which created a countywide one-half cent sales tax to fund the Cochise County Jail District.

    By Terri Jo Neff Verified · Herald/Review Media

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Herald/Review Media

Herald/Review Media is an award-winning community newspaper serving Sierra Vista and Bisbee, Arizona since 1900. We are a 3 day a week publication with emphasis on local news, sports, community news for both the newspaper and website. We are proud to be part of a wonderful community and town. Our largest audience stems from our digital readership with more than 1.2 million page views per month from more than 110,000 visitors.

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Founded: 1955