Penni Parrish, Realtor in Portal AZ

08/08/2026

Cochise County, let’s connect 🤝

Join us in Tombstone for an agent networking evening built around collaboration, relationships and expanding the way we support each other across Southern Arizona.

All agents are welcome, so bring a colleague, come meet other real estate professionals and spend a little time building connections outside the usual routine.

📅 Thursday, August 27
⏰ 4:00 to 6:00 PM
📍 Tombstone Brewing Company
107 E Toughnut St, Tombstone, AZ 85638

Hosted by Penni Parrish and Brandon Bennett.

Let’s network, collaborate and keep building community across Arizona.

08/06/2026

08/06/2026

Please join us in welcoming Shawntell Breakiron as the newest State Leader at Epique Realty! With her leadership, passion, and commitment to agent success, we’re ready to take Arizona to new heights together. Let’s make an impact, grow stronger, and continue redefining the future of real estate!

08/06/2026

08/05/2026

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08/05/2026

Under Contract in Portal!
2388 S Hatari Lane
Portal AZ 85632

List Price: 335,900
MLS #: 22608583

This charming 2-bedroom, 1-bath home on four acres is officially under contract. With its beautiful mountain views, established birding yard, and convenient location near Portal Peak Lodge & Café, it’s easy to see what makes this property so special.

I’m grateful to help move this sale forward and excited for everyone involved as we work toward closing!

Thinking about buying or selling in Portal or the surrounding area? I’d be happy to help.

Penni Parrish PLLC, Associate Broker
Epique Realty in Portal, AZ and Rodeo, NM
(520) 345-0846

08/05/2026

Grocery store is open during the power outage.
We have a nice generator however it can't run everything.

Grocery has plenty of bottled water, limited ICE (call first 575-557-1234) limit 1 bag per person while supplies last.

We have dairy, groceries, all our usual items.

Kitchen is closed until power is restored.

Photo is our Toad pond, it filled up in 10 minutes yesterday.

08/05/2026

08/05/2026

Prep tips to stay comfortable during power outages:
Drink plenty of water. At least a gallon per person a day.
Open windows only when outdoor temperatures are cooler than indoors.
Use battery-powered fans if available.
Keep refrigerator and freezer doors closed as much as possible.
If the outage lasts several days...
Cook on a grill or camp stove outside only—never indoors or in the garage.
Eat refrigerated food first, then frozen food, then shelf-stable items.
Recharge phones in the car if needed, while being mindful of fuel.
Check on elderly neighbors and anyone who relies on medical equipment.