Creative & Current: A Gallery for Local Artists
SSVECcurrents.com is thrilled to share a digital gallery space to display, promote, and encourage local artists of any age to showcase their creations. Featured art will have the opportunity to be voted on by viewers for an entry into the monthly People’s Choice Spotlight!
Friends of the Library turn Bookstore into business winner
Chan Robertson has transformed a struggling nonprofit into a thriving enterprise in just 18 months, bringing her vision of the bookstore's potential to life.
“The kids absolutely love it. There is their own private book room where they can fall in love with reading.”
Read more in Web First Stories
Cochise County Water Fest Makes A Splash for the Future of W
With hands-on involvement through 12 water education stations set up in a local park, fourth graders gained the understanding of water stewardship in a state where drought, rapid groundwater depletion and declining surface water levels are creating massive challenges for future communities.
Senior Helpers Seeks to Help the Elderly Flourish at Home
Senior Helpers, the only age-friendly home-care agency in Cochise County that’s Community Health Accreditation Partner (CHAP) certified, the gold standard for healthcare providers meeting industry standards in delivering high-quality care to clients.
Visit Web First Stories to read more on this agency serving members of Cochise County and Beyond.
Currents Vision
At SSVEC Currents, our vision is to be a captivating and reliable source of community information and involvement to the members within SSVEC's service territories. We aim to create a collective of engaged and informed members who can rely on us to provide current information about upcoming events and other members in their area. We believe that our content has the power to educate, inspire, and entertain, and we are committed to delivering the best possible experience to our readers.
2026 Currents magazines
January-February
Click here: Jan-Feb-2026.pdf to view the full Jan-Feb magazine issue.
To explore previous Currents magazine editions, visit our past issues below