Hermanas Cafe’s own photograph announcing its permanent location. Address text is part of the original image. Photo: Hermanas Cafe
Hermanas Cafe confirms it has moved to 108 N. Arizona Blvd., Suite 1B, in Coolidge. The coffee shop lists espresso drinks, matcha, chai and pastries, and the Coolidge Chamber scheduled its grand-opening ribbon cutting for Oct. 3. This is the cafe’s permanent-location move, rather than the launch of a brand-new business. Check directly for current hours: the operator’s separate information page still shows an older weekly schedule and trailer location.
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Coolidge Public Library lists Creepy Crawlers for Thursday, Oct. 29, from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. at 160 W. Central Ave. The Pinal County Open Space, Trails & Regional Parks program explores bugs, spiders, reptiles and other creatures through hands-on activities and discoveries. Costumes are welcome. See the library’s event listing for updates before heading over.
Source: Coolidge Public Library via Coolidge ChamberThe historic Coolidge Woman’s Club building. Area context photograph; the business or event in this story is not pictured. Photo: Tony the Marine ( talk ) · CC BY-SA 3.0
Coolidge Public Library, 160 W. Central, hosts Nocturnal Neighbors on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Kids explore how owls, bats, foxes, coyotes and kangaroo rats thrive at night, with animal artifacts, nighttime sound matching and clue hunting.
Source: Pinal CountyThe historic Coolidge Woman’s Club building. Area context photograph; the business or event in this story is not pictured. Photo: Tony the Marine ( talk ) · CC BY-SA 3.0
The Coolidge High School Hall of Fame Class of 2026 is set: community advocate Gussie Taylor, a CHS graduate who spent more than three decades with the Pinal County Sheriff's Office and volunteers across Coolidge and Randolph; educator and coach George Ogilvie, whose 30 years in CUSD include a wrestling program that put athletes in the AIA record book; educator and coach Jerron Jordan, a CHS graduate now coaching in Winslow, whose mother Darlene was inducted in 2024; and governing board president Michael Flores II, who abstained from the vote. The ceremony is October 9 at the high school, PinalCentral reports.
