Pam Halbert, Donna Bishop and Darlene St. Clair stand near the entrance of the Northwest Medical Center, where they dropped off several hundred blankets, beanies and booties last week, all handmade by Holy Needles. The knitted articles are donated to less-fortunate families with a newborn child.

They said “I do” at their wedding. They repeated the promise on their 25th wedding anniversary. Their 35th and 60th anniversaries brought the same vow. And on Saturday, June 21 — after 66 years of marriage — Art and Virginia Engberg gave their lives to each other yet again, this time with eight other couples doing the same.

An Oro Valley man has accepted a plea agreement that would land him in prison for more than two decades for the 2008 killing of his girlfriend.

A Pima County Superior Court judge has requested an investigation into possible juror misconduct in the murder trial of Oro Valley resident Paul Beam.

Tohono Chul Park displays art in its galleries through the year.

Campers are working on organizing and cataloging thousands of pottery specimens during the week-long camp.

A judge in Pima County Superior Court has ruled that the first-degree murder conviction of an Oro Valley man should be thrown out, and a new trial begun.

Step onto the Desert View Trail at Tohono Chul Park, and you’ll probably see cars zipping by on Oracle Road.

An Oro Valley man convicted of killing his live-in girlfriend has been sentenced to 25 years in prison.

There was no argument going into the trial whether the defendant was guilty of a crime.

There was no cheering or applause when the jury rendered a guilty verdict last week — just silence.

Letters to the editor from the May 14, 2008, edition.

Letters to the editor appearing in the May 7 issue.