Editorial January 2015

Posted by Rocky Point Times | Jan 1, 2015 | Editorial |

Happy New Year and welcome to a great 2015! If the latter part of last year is any indication of what is in store for Rocky Point – we are going to have one of the best years in a long time. Even the winter has been great – pretty much ideal with a couple rain days to remind us that you can’t live in paradise 365 days a year although I imagine some of you loved the rain. Rocky Point seems to be doing great all around from business to tourism to real estate. Now if street construction around Rocky Point would get finished and those pesky cops in Sonoyta would get their radar gun fixed life would be pretty much grand.

Ajo’s Historic Plaza Park Restored

Posted by Rocky Point Times | Jan 1, 2015 | Rocky Point Times |

A hundred years ago, architects were working on designs for Ajo’s historic plaza (built in 1916). Their vision was Spanish Revival style arcaded buildings surrounding a large palm-lined green space where the town would congregate. They followed the principles of the City Beautiful / Garden City movement placing all the important civic

“Write it on your heart that every day is the best day in the year.”

Posted by Rocky Point Times | Jan 1, 2015 | Eddie Wharez |

We are starting the year with much enthusiasm about life and new goals. We have lots to work toward in the months ahead and just as everybody else has their goals, I am sure you have yours, many of which I am sure involve our beloved town of Rocky Point.

Did someone call for a chiropractor? Well, you’re in luck!

Posted by Rocky Point Times | Jan 1, 2015 | Dr. Shelly Persad |

Dr. Shelly Persad is to the rescue, and she’s not just any regular chiropractor. She recently moved to Rocky Point and you can find her crack-a-lackin’ over at La Spa in the Sonoran Spa.

Ask Cap’n Greg

Posted by Rocky Point Times | Jan 1, 2015 | Ask Cap'n Greg |

seaofcAsk any Rocky Point local and they’ll tell you the ocean has a fickle personality. While the tide movements are as predictable as politicians with bad toupees, the ocean changes its attitude more often than a teenaged boy. There are winter storms with towering surf and winds that sandblast your ankles. And there are summers days with breezes that can ba

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