Matt Hickman

1 month ago | myheraldreview.com | Matt Hickman

TUCSON — Cannabis is all at once one of the fastest growing industries in Arizona yet also probably the least fit to handle this growth in terms of workforce and expertise. Seeking to fill that void, the University of Arizona has partnered with Green Flower, an online educational program that trains students in the fields of Cannabis Health Care and Medicine, the Business of Cannabis and Cannabis Compliance and Risk Management. kA 5:ClQ=ECQm$:?46 :ED 7@F?5:?8 `_ J62CD 28@[ vC66?

1 month ago | myheraldreview.com | Matt Hickman

SIERRA VISTA — Just because he looks like Toby Keith sizing you up from under the brim of a cowboy hat, and sounds like a more vulgar version of Hank Williams Jr., don’t mistake Jackson Taylor for a country artist. That’s just a coincidence of his upbringing. kAm“x =:G6 :? >J @H? =:EE=6 3F33=6[” %2J=@C E@=5 E96 w6C2=5^#6G:6H @? (65?6D52J 29625 @7 9:D D9@H uC:52J ?:89E 2E !F?49J’D %2G6C? :?

1 month ago | myheraldreview.com | Matt Hickman

SIERRA VISTA — Jamin Booker went to the bench for a breather at the 2:13 mark of the third quarter and the outcome very much in doubt in Wednesday night’s Class 5A state tournament opener against Scottsdale Horizon. Buena led 45-39 at that point, but by the time the 5A Southern Region Player of the Return returned to the floor after three minutes and two seconds of game time, the Colts’ lead had ballooned to 14 thanks to a 10-2 run spearheaded by 6-foot-6 junior forward Thomas Welker.

1 month ago | myheraldreview.com | Matt Hickman

SIERRA VISTA — Besting the nearly 1,000 Culver’s restaurant locations in 26 states, the Sierra Vista Culver’s was named the winner of the Culver’s Crew Challenge during last week’s Culver’s annual convention in Dallas. It’s the first win for the Sierra Vista location since 2017 and the seventh time since then that the local interaction of the Wisconsin-based chain has finished in the top five. kAmy@:?:?8 492>A:@? $:6CC2 ':DE2 :? E9:D J62C’D E@A 7:G6 H6C6 E96 rF=G6C’D @7 $:I r@C?6CD :?

2 months ago | myheraldreview.com | Matt Hickman

SIERRA VISTA — One minute into Saturday’s Class 5A State quarterfinal, the homesteading Buena Colts found themselves down 1-nil. And though they fought valiantly to make up the difference over the next 79 minutes, it wasn’t quite enough as the Colts’ season ended with a 3-2 loss to Arizona College Prep. “We made some mental errors that put us in a bad position,” Buena head coach Ignacio Ortega said following the match, which was moved to Hampton Field due to field issues at Loveless Stadium.