Tucson LGBT Chamber rebuilding following leadership, board departures
The Tucson LGBT Chamber of Commerce is rebuilding its leadership and scaling back events following a series of staff and board departures triggered by management challenges.
Jacqueline Kuder channels food writing experience into Kingfisher’s revival
Before she bought the iconic restaurant in 2022, Jacqueline Kuder spent years exploring food from another perspective.
Mercados impulsan la economía local y comunidad en el sur de Arizona
Muchos de los mercados de creadores de Tucson están abiertos a vendedores de todo tipo y nivel de habilidad, en lugar de solo artistas profesionales.
South Tucson pop-up exhibit celebrates iconic Chicano photographer
Residents can explore "Louis Carlos Bernal: Retrospectivita Chiquita" at South Tucson City Hall through Friday. The exhibition celebrates Bernal’s legacy and his artistic focus on the lives and culture of Mexican Americans.
Adolescente de Sur Tucson busca servir y retribuir a la comunidad
Marcelino Pérez creció en el sur de Tucson y quiere ser oficial de policía. Acaba de graduarse de la UA y obtuvo su título en un año y medio.
UA Journalism School mural marks latest addition to Tucson’s public art scen
The call for artists says the UA is looking for murals that “reflect the theme of journalism as a profession or journalists, using novel and traditional technologies to connect with audiences.”
Cómo el SARSEF apoya a las escuelas en el desarrollo de los futuros científicos de Arizona
Durante el año escolar 2021-2022, SARSEF trabajó con 160 escuelas y 27.815 estudiantes, el 71 % de comunidades desatendidas.
Makers markets boost local economy and community in Southern Arizona
Many of Tucson’s makers markets are open to vendors of all types and skill levels, instead of just professional artists. During the Tuxon’s recent makers market, several first-time vendors were on site, trying their luck with holiday shoppers.
Sur Tucson se prepara para deportaciones masivas
El consejo aprobó la declaración por 5 votos a 1, y el concejal Paul Díaz emitió el único voto “no”.
